Large Holstein shipment leaves Maryland by plane for Ecuador
Forty purebred Holstein calves from Frederick and surrounding counties boarded a chartered American Airlines plane at Hagerstown for Quito Ecuador. The shipment, largest ever by air, includes 37 heifers and 3 bulls destined for Alejandro Leroux. J Homer Remsberg organized the selection from multiple farms.
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Hagerstown
Ecuador
United States
Alejandro Remo Leroux
Quito
Mr. Leroux
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Mr. Remsberg
South America
Leroux
Remsberg
American Airlines
Frederick
Frederick County
Cecil EK. Holter
Jefferson
Edward F. Holter
Frank G. Remsberg
Paul Lutz
David Grossnickle
Union Bridge
John M. Crum
Donald B. Keller
Carroll County
Frank B. Beasman
Sykesville
Springfield State Hospital
Washington County
Maryland
Baltimore County
Amfedonough School
Montgom County
MicKendree-Walker
Gaithersburg
Miami
Balboa
Canal Zone
Guayaquil
Rainfall Records Patchy Relief Across County
An afternoon electrical storm brought September’s first noticeable rain, totaling about 0.3 inch, easing the hot spell and aiding crops. Walkersville saw only light showers with few damaged transformers reported. A divorce decree in Equity Court grants Frederick Gilmore an absolute divorce from Conello Maliesi Trevar, tied to the Philippines marriage. A correction notes a bankruptcy filing misattribution to Ralph G. Stauffer of Mt Airy.
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Anas
Walkersville
Potomac Edison Company
Ceresville
Pivorce
Equity
Frederick Gilmore Ergar
Water Street
Airs
Conello Maliesi Trervar
Philippines
Tyervar
Manuel Mo Weinberg
Baltimore
Ralph G. Stauffer
Mt Airy
Route 1
Robert G Stauffer
Burkittsville Man's Marriage Held Void
Martha Jane Pullen Staup of Hagerstown won an annulment of her marriage to Charles H. Staup of Barkitz after evidence showed his divorce from a prior wife arrived 15 days after their wedding in March. The couple separated June 1 after she learned the state of his divorce.
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Baltimore
Martha Jane Pullen Staup
Hagerstown
Miss Pullen
Charles H. Staup
Barkitz
Aliss Pullen
Staup
Construction Permits Show August Gain
City engineer figures show August permits at 36865, boosting yearly total past the million mark. Five new homes approved. several commercial projects and garages added. Largest permit 10000 for Gordon Spurrier’s brick veneer home at 205 Grove Boulevard. other new homes to Harshman, Crawford.
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Isi
Sirs
Gordon Spurrier
Grove Boulevard
Wilbur C. Harshman
Wilson Avenue
Quentin Crawford
Norva Avenue
W. G. Crowther
Sixth
Market Streets
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
John Falk
East Fourth Street
Wathan Jacobson
South Market Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
East Church Street
Charles E. Hartman
Hood College
Paul M. Carmack
Fairview Avenue
Thomas L. Snyder
West Seventh Street
W. E. Carnes
Sam P. Warfield
North Jefferson Street
Elmer Ninnick
East Third Street
Earl BL Best
Linden Hills
Grayson J. Haller
Center Street
Vernon W. Kefauver
Magnolia Avenue
Fascists To Get No Help From Marshall Plan
Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul Hoffman said Marshall Plan aid would be cut off to any fascist government, noting that the act requires termination of aid to any country turning Communist. He avoided naming France, but denied odds of a fascist government there, expressing optimism about France’s recovery and political future amid German and European tensions. Five arrests followed in a late-night intoxication and loitering roundup on East All Saints Street, with four men and one woman detained and held on bond, plus another intoxication arrest on South Market Street.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Hofman
Hoffman
France
Charlies DeGaulle
Franc Hoffman
Europe
East All Saints Street
Lieut
Dorsey
Set
Swomley
Lewis Ropp
Middletown
Edward Windsor
Frederick
John Stone
Bartonsville
Ef Riddle
Ezuptnibok
Cam
Pine Coast Guard
Anemone
Sagar
Mahinez
U.S
Ten Named On Hood Staff And Faculty
Ten Frederick residents join Hood College faculty and staff for the new academic year. Mrs John S Newman will head Meyran Hall house, Mrs Noel H Gross becomes home economics instructor, others include Miss Aver a nursery school education instructor, Miss Phylis Cook in chemistry, Miss Roberta Cunningham in home economics, Miss Sybil C Fonda in art, Miss Elizabeth Fowelson in biology, Miss Frances Marie McDonald as assistant resident nurse, Miss Janet V Whitney as assistant dien.
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Frederick
Hood College
Airs
John S Newman
Upper College Terrace
Meyran Hall
Noel H. Gross
Route 5
Newman
Staf
Gross
Oregon State College
Iowa State Colege
Iowa State College
Brodbeck Hall
Andrew G. Truxallen Aver
Berea
Aver
Berea College
Merrill-Palmer School
University of Michigan
Phylis C. Cook
South Acton
Mass
Cook
Wheaton College
Illinois
Roberta L. Cunningham
Orient. Ta
Afiss Fonda
Mount Holyoke College
University of Town
Mount Holyoke
Columbia University
Elizabeth Fowelson
Middletown
N. Y
Oberlin College
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Fowelson
Frances Marie McDonald
Lebanon
Russ McDonald
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Valley Forge
Hosixville
S. Army
Janet V. Whitney
Irvin
Carnegie Institute of Technolo
Iiney
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Axis Sally Indicted for Nazi Propaganda Broadcasts
Washington report says 47 year old Afildred Elizabeth Gillars of Portland Maine was indicted by a federal grand jury on treason charges for wartime Nazi broadcasts. The indictment cites 10 instances of propaganda aired on German radio from Paris and Charleville? and from Hilversum, Holland and Berlin.
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Washington
Elizabeth Gillars
Sally
Portland Me
Miss Gillars
United States
Charir
Paris
France
Hilversum
Holland
Berlin
German Demonstration Impresses Sen. Gurney
Senator Chan Gurney R SD praised a Berlin demonstration as the greatest protest against the Red ideology. He commended the Germans for their courage in facing the Berlin crisis and called the turnout worthy of commendation.
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Berlin
U. S
Chan Gurney
R-Sd
Tod
Red
Weather Outlook: Cool Weekend, Warm Monday
Extended forecast calls for a cool Saturday and Sunday followed by a warmer Monday and Tuesday and cooler Wednesday. Expect showers Tuesday or Wednesday with locally varying amounts, averaging an inch across the area. Temperatures will run near seasonal normals.
Political campaign rhetoric heats up across parties
The Associated Press reports a febrile campaign atmosphere with Democrats and Republicans trading broadside statements. McGrath charges labor misrepresentation by Republicans while the CIO PAC rebuts claims of pro labor bias for Dewey. Republican Scott blasts Truman era critics as Communists as Maryland figures warn voters that national outcomes hinge on local results. A White House Western tour schedule is unveiled for mid September.
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Associated Press
Fresh Press
MeGrath
McGrath
Wherry
Nebras
Tan
Cio-Pac
Herbert
Thomas Dever
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
PAC
Barak T
Brownett
GOP
Hugh D. Scott Jr
Truman
Baltimore
Scott
Ahd
Ual
Department
Earl Warren
Leon
Zola
Maryland
W. Preston Lane
Washington
Marland
Lane
White House
Dexter
Iowa
Denver
Salt Lake Car
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Two Negroes Jailed After Cars Collide
A collision Friday evening led to Sylvester Posey jailed on drunken and reckless driving charges with a 1000 dollar bond after his truck struck Arthur Arnold Jr on West Second Street. A second early morning crash on East Patrick Street caused extensive damage to Daniel W. Davis and Donald R. Lawson vehicles. Police plan to hear reckless driving charges this evening in Police Court.
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Sylvester Posey
East Street
Alexander Tyler
Frederick
West College Terrace
West Second Street
Posey
Second Street
Charles Marino
Arthur G. Arnold, Jr
Charles Burras
Martin Kanade
Hury
Patrick Street
Maryland Avenue
Daniel W. Davis
Airy
Patrick
Donald R. Lawson
Sjamsville
Lawson
Daniel Swomley
Police Cour
Explosion at Bakery Injures Woman in Baltimore
An explosion ripped through a shopping center bakery in Baltimore injuring Mrs. Dorothy Hundley who rushed to a nearby fire station for help. Four display windows were blown out and an employee inside the bakery was unharmed.
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Baltimore
Dorothy Hundley
Court Asked to Appoint Receiver for Valentine Farm at Ceresville
Mrs. Caroline W. Valentine seeks a court appointment of a receiver to take charge of rents and profits from the 225 acre farm at the forks of Liberty and Woodsboro roads in Ceresville. The bill names her husband Els C. Valentine Frederick contractor and tenants Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Trillippe as defendants.
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Ceresville
Equity
Caroline W. Valentine
Els C. Valentine
Frederick Contractor
Perry L. Trillippe
Patrick MM. Schauffler
Liberty
Woodsboro
Sirs. Frittipoe
Valentine
W. Clinton McSherrs
U. S. District Court
Brite
Air Force Seeks New Warplanes Across Models
New York Sept 10 A slow move in the stock market followed a day of hesitancy as investors grappled with unclear direction. News mentions new Air Force warplanes and varied pilotless jets alongside cargo ships though details are fragmented.
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Cncre
Ax Air
New York
Ding
Acting Superintendent Named in Baltimore County Schools
Towson Sept 19 Edward Guy Stapleton associate superintendent of schools for Baltimore county is named acting superintendent by the county school board He temporarily succeeds Payiond S Hyson who died a month ago after a long illness.
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Towson
Edward Guy Stapleton
Baltimore County
Payiond S Hyson
Rt 40 Link Bids Asked By Commission
Commission seeks bids for extending Route 40 from Pine Orchard to West Friendship as part of a plan to build a dual highway from Frederick. Projects include grade drainage and concrete surfacing with surveying west to Ridgeville and additional Route 40 sections next year. A levelling course on Route 40 near Waverley Farm started by T B Gatch Co. Rain delayed work. resurfacing to Alternate Route 40 and on Routes 15 and 26 proceeds with preliminary work already done.
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Orchard
Frederick
Sala
Fink
West Friendship
Howail Ink Con
Cati
Pine Orchard
UN Nos
Ridgeville
Frede
Brink
T. B. Gatch Company
Baltimore
Route 40
Waverley Farm
Gatch Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Market Street Pike
Mt Pleasant
Quinns kinship tied to forged export licenses case
Senate investigators heard testimony in Jersey City where Thomas JP Quinn disclosed he signed 13 export licenses under the name James A. McGuire, alleged as forgeries. John A. Quinn refused to reveal details, citing potential incrimination, while his uncle and others described how the alias arose in the exporting and soap business.
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Washington
Thomas JP. Quinn
Jersey City
James A. ‘McGuire
Senate
Quinn
Ile
John A
Jack” Quinn
John Quinn
Albert A. Saan
James A. McGuire
James A
Quinn Repi Rogers
Jack
Guire
Defending Division Overpowered in Early Maneuvers
Report from Grafenhower Reservation shows American forces, including the U S First Infantry Division, struggling after two days of practice as attacking forces breach lines. Officers expressed concern over the aggressor's rapid advances and the perceived weakness in defense during the maneuvers.
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Grafenhower
Germa
U. S. First Infantry
Traitor Executed in Peiping for North China Collaboration
Wang Yin Tai, who led Japan's puppet government in North China, was executed today for collaboration with the enemy. The capital Peiping reported the sentence and the official confirmation followed a wartime collaboration case.
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Peiping
Wang Yin- Tai
Japan
China
Communists, spy rings, and U S inquiry in 1940s era debate
The Nation Today discusses Un-American Activities probes and FBI silence on Soviet spy rings. It notes questions about current rings, Canada’s two Soviet spy operations, and Yugoslavia's public complaint of Russian attempts, with officials offering no comment.
Deadly Chlorine Cloud Forces Island Refugees
Reports from Cam’ coast sketch a volcanic gas release sending 13 000 free chlorine gas across the southern coast. Refugees crowd the shores as ships evacuate, while authorities caution of toxic emissions and seek shelter and aid. casualties and exact numbers remain uncertain.
Soviets Try To Halt Air Lift By U S
Berlin battles flare as street clashes leave one dead and over twenty injured near Brandenburg Gate. Russian and Soviet controlled police fire on protesters while four power talks face strain. The U S airlift continues under global pressure as Moscow demands prior notice on Berlin relief flights.
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U.S
Berlin
Sepoid
Ank
Ang
Brandenburg Gate
U. S
Russia
Fed
New Poultry Building Ready Westminster Dedication Set
Poultry growers from Western Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania will attend the Westminster Cooperative Poultry Products dedication tomorrow. Governor Lane and Dr. Harry C. Byrd will speak at the ceremony marking the new edge of town building, faster moved by last weekend’s fire that damaged the old quarters. The site now handles eggs and meat chickens for Carroll, Frederick, Washington, Baltimore and Howard counties. A five pound hen sold for 50 dollars to inaugurate local sales.
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Westminster
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Westminster Cooperative Poultry Products Auction
Lane
Harry C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Western Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Howard
Secret atomic espionage findings stir hearings next week
Congressional spy probes claim an atomic espionage plot exists but keep findings secret as hearings open next Wednesday. A seven hour closed session yielded promises of further inquiries into the Hiss Chambers controversy and related matters. Half a dozen more witnesses were called, identities and topics undisclosed.
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Washington
Congressional
Iito
J. Parnell Thomas
House
Uname
McDowell
R-Pa
Banks Close Monday For Legal Holiday Observance
City and county banks will close on Monday for Old Defenders Day observance. The Court House offices will also be closed, and some State offices may shut down. No special observance is expected in the city.
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Court House
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