Outburst by Poles in Warsaw Targets U S Ambassador
Polish demonstrators gathered before the U S Ambassador Arthur Bliss Lane residence in Warsaw shouting anti German and anti Mikolajczyk chants. They attacked the Gazeta Ludowa building and set fire to files, then dispersed under militia protection with heavy patrols outside the hotel and newspaper offices.
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Warsaw
U. S
Arthur Bliss Lane
Germany
Stanislaw Hlikolajczyk
Mikolajczyk
London
Gazeta Ludowa
Polish
Polonia
Lane
Gazete Ludowa
Polish Peasant Party
Workers’ Party
Ambassador Lane
Nickel Cup of Coffee Becomes An Institution
A cafe owner argues against price hikes despite calls to raise the nickel cup. J. Cockrell of the Washington Restaurant Association explains restaurants lose money on coffee as costs rise, noting per cup margins are thin even with higher pound prices. He cites cream costs and overall inflation as driving the pressures.
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J. §. Cockrell
Washington Restaurant Association
Cockrell
Coffee Price To Stay At 5 Cents Per Cup
Washington reports the cost of coffee per cup remains five cents despite bean price increases from 10 to 13 cents a pound. The CPA announced no rise in cup prices, assuring caffeine lovers nationwide of steady affordability.
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Washington
America
CPA
GROWEM CONTINUES PRICE DISCUSSION ON COFFEE NEST USAGE
Amid garbled lines the report notes ongoing debates over price increases for Brazilian coffee and mentions OPA requests from various parties. The fragment references growers, consumers, and restaurant owners seeking supply adjustments and ongoing demand.
Woman Dies From Burns Near Winfield
Mrs Hollus M Will of near Winfield died at University Hospital Baltimore after burns from clothing catching fire while burning brush Tuesday morning. She suffered 80 percent third degree burns and died Saturday night. Survived by children Esther Miller and Oscar Will and numerous siblings. Funeral services planned in Winfield with Messiah Lutheran Theist officiating.
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Hollus M. Will
Winfield
University Hospital
Baltimore
John Wilk
Jesse and
Jennie Bair
Westminster Fire Department
Esther Miller
Oscar Will
David Haines
Dennings
John Goodwin Sykesvilles
Albert Bair
Clayton Bloom
Ruth Wagner
Edgar Bai
Charges Dismissed In Hampstead Driving Case
Charges of reckless driving and manslaughter by automobile against Melvin E. Heindel del were dismissed at a hearing before Magistrate Leonard Kins ey Saturday afternoon in Reisterstown. The case followed a head on collision near Woodesburg on Route 30 that killed Lewis C. Campbell. Baltimore County medical examiner Dr. D. D. Caples ruled death from a broken neck. MISS MCCARDELL LISTED Claire McCardell, daughter of Mrs. A Leroy McCardell, was named among the nation’s top ten dress designers in a Fashion Trade poll of 50 000 retailers for sportswear.
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Melvin E. Heindel
Hampstead
Leonard Kinsey
Reisterstown
Lewis C. Campbell
Cincinnati
Tidewater Express Lines, Inc
Baltimore
Woodesburg
Baltimore County
Frank Badger
Heindel
D. D. Caples
Campbell
Miss McCardell
Claire. McCardell
A. Leroy McCardell
Jata
Moffardrl
New York
California
Democrats Rule Is Hit At Maryland Republican Rally
Montgomery County Republican rally at Brooke Johns farm near Norbeck drew about 2,000 Republicans and independent Democrats. Brooke Johns, candidate for county commissioner, hosted. Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin, gubernatorial candidate, attacked state roads and federal Russia policy. Gen. T Tory Markey and Rep. Beall criticized national Democrats and commerce shortages cited sugar soap and pigs.
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Montgomery County
Brooke Johns
Norbeck
Johns
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Russia
T. Tory Markey
Beall
Wallace
West Friendship Boy Fatally Wounded in Accident
Earl Conkens, 15, was fatally wounded when a .22 rifle he held discharged while in his West Friendship home, taking the weapon from his sister Beatrice Blanton. He died five minutes later. Sheriff L Edwin Carr and State Troopers White and Wertz responded. autopsy planned at Higginbotham funeral home Ellcott City.
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West Friendship
Earl Conkens
L. Edwin Carr
Howard County
Joseph F. White
Beatrice Blanton
White
Geo. Bergdorf
Carr
George M. Wertz
Higginbotham
Ellcott City
Diet Proposed To Speed Recovery Of Wounded
Chicago reports a wartime diet of powdered milk and eggs cutting recovery time for sick and wounded by about one third. Dr Herbert Pollack of Mount Sinai Hospital New York presented the finding. He says this diet could shorten long convalescences long deemed unavoidable by physicians.
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Chicago
American Chemical Society
Herbert Pollack
Att Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City
Army
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