Commodity Prices Make Sharp Decline
Chicago markets saw a broad drop in basic foods led by butter hogs wheat corn oats and lard with the Associated Press average of 35 items sliding to 194.35 from 134.99 a day earlier marking the first decline in eight days. Grains and butter egg production trends cited. Taft comments on price controls and school lunch program price investigations noted.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Santa Cruz
Taft
H.ohie
New York
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Aral Labor Leader Slain at Home in Haifa and Housing Probe Promises
Samar Effendi Taha, 33, secretary general of the Arab Labor Federation, was assassinated near his Haifa home after denouncing the Mufti of Jerusalem in a speech. He supported letting Jews in Palestine remain if full independence is granted. In Washington, Senator McCarthy said the housing probe shows 700,000 buyers and builders priced out, with steps planned to reduce prices.
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Jerusalem
Samar Effendi Taha
Arab Labor Federation
Taha
Musa el Atami
Palestine
Ilegally
United Nations Committee
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Congressional
3icCarthy
Senate House Committee
New Bank Holds Frozen Arteries In Medical Advances
A new type of medical bank for frozen and preserved arteries to support emergency operations was proposed to the American College of Surgeons by Charles A. Hefnagel of Harvard Medical School. Experiments on dogs showed frozen artery segments could function briefly, offering a potential graft material though viability varied. Researchers at the Maya Foundation in Minnesota reported plastic pipe grafts also showed utility in dog tests.
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New York
American College of Surge
Charles A. Hefnagel
Richmond
Ind
Harvard Medical School
As Jong
Jas
Maya Foundation
John H. Grindley
Howard K. Gray
Two Killed As Storm Strikes Louisville
Two men died as a severe storm hit downtown Louisville at 4:30 p.m. Winds toppled trees and damaged buildings, with Consolidated Fruit employee Nash ville native Comack Russeli crushed by a falling wall. Joe Stemmetz, 21, was killed when a tree fell on his truck, while John Lee Gentry, 27, was injured in a building collapse. Hotel lobby evacuations followed a gust that blew out vents and rattled the Kentucky Hotel. The Southern Veneer Manufacturing Company reported $15,000 in damage from two 90-foot smokestacks and section of wall collapse.
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Louis
Louisville
Joseph Stemmetz
Comack Russeli
Nashville
Tenn
Consolidated Fruit Company
Crit Ucally
John Lee Gentry
Jeffersontown
Southern Veneer Manufacturing Company
Dows
Kentucky
Use
Communists Campaign To Grab Italy
Washington reports say Italian Communists tied to Moscow timetable have begun a bid to overthrow the government and seize Italy for the Soviet bloc. A million agri cultural and industrial workers strike fronts the effort, heightening fears of armed conflict and prompting U S officials to seek aid to non Communist forces to preserve the West’s interests. Italy’s central Mediterranean position and its role against Germany drive urgency in Marshall Lovett push for emergency Europe aid. Planning Commission approves subdivisions for J M Goodman and H Carter Appleby projects. meets Sept 26.
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Washington
Italan
Moscow
Italy
de Gasper
Governent
Europe
Germany
Russia
Marshall
State Lovett
U.S
Palmiro Togliatti
Four Youths Convicted in Dragging Assault Case
Four youths were convicted of assault and battery in Philadelphia after a jury of 12 found them guilty of tying the arms of a fifth youth with a rope and dragging him behind an automobile. The verdict followed a 20 minute deliberation.
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Philadelphia
Cumberland Flyer Fined For CAA Violations In Federal Court
A 21 year old Cumberland private flyer George B Miltenberger was fined 300 in Federal Court for piloting a plane without proper prior inspection under Civil Aeronautics Administration rules. He was acquitted of flying without a pilot license. The judge noted the penalty could have been higher if not for an earlier 200 fine. He blamed rivalry between airport officials for the complaint. Government urged maximum 1000 but court imposed 300.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Civil Aeronautics Administration
George B. Milienberger
CAA
W. Calin Chesnut
Miltenberger
James B. Murphy
Mil~renberger
Open House at State Armory Seeks to Boost National Guard Enlistments
Frederick Maryland residents are invited to an Open House at the State Armory on Monday evening backed by civic and service clubs. The event features a parade, Legion band, brigadier general address, pep talk, magic acts, and a display of National Guard equipment including rifles mortars and radios. The day ends with refreshments, dancing, and the Salute to the Colors.
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Frederick
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
National Guard
James A. Catsail
City Hall
Legion
Lloyd C. Culler
William C. Purnell
Baltimore Guard
William C. Shriver
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
H. David Hagan
USI
Jerry Marrone
Two Set Free By Anne Arundel Jury
Anne Arundel County man James Butler of Harmans and Carrie Hansen of Browns Woods were freed by a grand jury in Annapolis after no indictments were returned. Hansen, 24, faced a murder charge for killing her husband Oscar Hansen, 39, with a three foot board during a domestic dispute. Butler, jailed after a dispute with his father-in-law George Mundell, faced manslaughter charges when Mundell died a week later in a Baltimore hospital. Both cases stem from violent deaths and were not pursued by the grand jury.
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Annapolis
Anne Arundel County
Carrie Hansen
Browns Woods
James Butler
Harmans
Hir
Butler
George Mundell
Mundell
Baltimore
Auto Dealer Admits Income Tax Evasion in Baltimore
Baltimore on September 12 1950 auto dealer George W Bower of Wicomico County pleaded guilty in Federal Court to income tax evasions totaling 18767 He received a $10000 fine and a suspended one year and day prison sentence His wife Mrs Bower testified that income was not reported on returns and said fear of returning to poverty motivated the evasions in 1943 44.
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Baltimore
George W. Bower
Wicomico County
Afrs
Bower
New Market Peace Warrant Case Heard
Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg ruled no peace warrant should be issued against Bill Johnson in the New Market dispute brought by Frederick G. Peach. Peach claimed threats with a knife over marital issues tied to the so called eternal triangle. The ruling leaves Peach and his wife to resolve personal matters while other cases were postponed for witnesses and further actions.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Bill Johnson
Frederick F. Peach
New Market District
Peach
Johnson
Wilbur F. Carty
Frederick
Westley Mansfeld
Harry Kiotz
Yellow Springs
John F. Knauf
Market
Fourth street hearing continued in Knauf case
Lieut Frank Dorsey requested a continuance to locate a bus driver who saw Knauf struck. William M. Storm obtained a guilty plea from Edward Danner at Sept 5 Court and Patrick streets. Danner paid $5.75. Collateral forfeitures included Douglas Williams $10 and Claude Gardner $3.30 for drunkenness and peace disturbances. Anthony P. Stromberg, father of state senator Pa G. Stromberg, died at 92 in Catonsville.
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Ana
Frank Dorsey
Knauf
William M. Storm
Edward Thomas Dan
Ner
North Bentz Street
Patrick Streets
Danner
Douglas Williams
Daniel Overholtzer
Claude Gardner
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Ralph W. Boyer
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Frederick County
Gold Star
Tivoli Theatre
Samuel M. Clarke
U. S. Quartermaster Depot
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29Th Division Assn
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J. M. Goodman
H. Carter Appleby
G. Hunter Bowers
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William AT. Storm
Niemann A. Brunk
W. R. Walter
Cumberland Flyer
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Kuna V. Ponder
Carl Heustis
Hagerstown
Wallace Reid
Big Pool
Paul HL Milter
Leon Hart
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Bernie’s Arena
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Washington Pike
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Burke & James
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E. Cline & Son
Deckle Edge
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Thurmont
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the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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William Powell
Myrna Loy
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TET Screen
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Amvets Building Fund
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South Market
A. P. Stromberg
Anthony P. Stromberg
Pa G. Stromberg
Howard Coun
Catonsville
Frederick Camer
W. Pat
General Acceptance Corporation
Third Streets
Frederick, Maryland
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Warner Warner Tivolt
van Johnson
Mitchel
Marshall Thompson
Selena Royle
Dean Stockwell
Janet Leigh
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