Work Of U.N. Hampered By Treaty Delay Baltimore
Secretary-General Lie told a Maryland UN association dinner delays in peace treaty conclusions hinder UN work and world economic recovery. He urged open forum talks, noted talks with foreign ministers in London in November, and said progress hinges on nations acting as neighbors. He defended UN gains and warned delays harm ordinary people. He contrasted postwar crises with today and highlighted nationalist liberation moves shaping future conflicts.
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Baltimore
United Natonms
United Nations
Helseen
Marshall
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Sedan And Truck Taken Over Weekend
Over the weekend a Plymouth sedan and an International truck were stolen in Frederick. The Plymouth owned by Howard M. Boyer was taken from 355 West Patrick Street, containing carpenter tools and a Water Witch outboard motor. The Whitmore truck was taken from a city parking lot. State Police issued lookouts. no trace found by midnight.
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Frederick
Howard M. Boyer
West Patrick Street
William Thomas Whitmore
Wilson
Per Mar
Colleges Brace for Record Enrolment Surge Across Nation
Washington reports a predicted enrolment surge as colleges and universities nationwide anticipate up to 2.5 million young men and women signing up this month, a new peak far above last year’s record. Officials say even the cautious 2.3 million estimate would exceed prior records by about 200,000.
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Washington
Remove Red Threat To Balkans
Secretary of State Marshall warned the United Nations must curb the direct threat from Russia’s Balkan satellites to Greek independence. He cited Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Abbatta aiding Greek guerrillas and urged the General Assembly to craft a plan to end aggression and preserve territorial integrity. He warned of possible US actions if assembly efforts fail.
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New York
Marshall
Russia
Balkan
United Nations Assembly
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Abbata
Greece
Armerican
American Association For the United Nations
Rarshall
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Weekend Arrests Reported By Police
Weekend police docket shows multiple arrests for drunkenness and peace disturbances in various towns. Notable cases include Charles Runkles of New Market arrested twice on Saturday night, with bails set at 10.80 and 25, and several others across Milford, Detroit, and nearby areas for drunk and disorderly conduct, peace disturbances and reckless driving. A separate note previews a Friday welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden between Tony Pellone and Tony Janko potentially earning a title shot.
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Charles Runkles
New Market
Raymond Haines
Dan Swomley
Jao Ho Gray
Lime Kila
Martin Knode
Milford Senroyer
East Street
Ben Phebus
Hefner
Aldin Heffner
West Third Street
Phebus
Haines
Emma B. Kohout
Detroit
Charles Burras
Audrey Wetzel
This City
Burras
James Weed
Officer Burras
Wesley Mansfield
Martin L. Ropp
Norman Dnetz
New York
Tony Pellone
Tony Janko
Youngstown
Ray Robinson
Madison Square Garden
Man Brought Here For Trial
Deputy Sheriffs Austin Murray and Vernon Rhoderick returned to Frederick Sunday morning with Morris Cramer, indicted for bigamy, who authorities had nabbed in Los Angeles. Carl Cramer, a New York man, was handed to Maryland deputies after Governor W. Preston Lane signed the extradition request. No opposition occurred. Expenditures for the journey were covered by a $1,000 donation from Mrs Yetta Cramer of New York. Cramer was indicted at the last grand jury session for marrying Selma A. Scalt on June 11, 1946, in Frederick.
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Pacific Coast
Austin Murray
Vernon Rhoderick
Frederick
Morris Cramer
Los Angeles
Carl Cramer
New York
Maryland
W Preston Lane
Frederik County
Yetta Cramer
Cramer
Selma A. Scalt
Party Returns to Frederick After Sheriff Meet Up
A party arrived in Frederick and was met by Sheriff Guy Anders who had been notified in advance. The group then traveled back to Frederick by automobile.
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Guy Anders
Frederick
New Insulin Compound Promises Diabetic Relief
New insulin compound offers diabetics relief from multiple daily injections. Developed by Drs. Richard G. Roberts Doris M. Hiller and Adrian Gastor Russell at Chicago Medical School, the longer lasting insulin may reduce shots to once every 20 days, with ongoing efforts toward a 43 hour dose.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Richard G. Roberts
Doris M. Hiller
Adrian Gastor-Russell
Chicago Medical School
Boy To Be Questioned In Fountain Pen Theft
A 13 year old boy from near New Market is to be questioned by Carroll County authorities over fountain pen thefts from Brown’s store in Ridgeville. The boy was found guilty in Westminster Juvenile Court and released into guardianship. Police said he sold six or seven pens to community members. three pens have been recovered. State Trooper Hammersmith took him into custody after Raymond G. Brown reported the missing items.
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Hidgeville
New Market
Carroll County
Westminster
James E. Boylan, Jr
Theodore
Esworthy
Brown
Ridgeville
Hammersmith
Raymond G. Brown
Growing sentiment for Eisenhower as Republican candidate
Topeka Kansas September 14 sentiment is growing for General Dwight Eisenhower as a Republican candidate for president. Senator Capper of Kansas said there are many Americans who look forward to the possibility of helping elect General Eisenhower in a statement prepared for broadcast.
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Topeka
Kan
Dwight Eisenhower
Capper
J.-Kan
United States
Eisenhower
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U.N
Blaves Comic Books
Pittsburgh
Bills Becker
Sewickles
Billy
Charles Becher
Palace
Prince Georges
Hyattsvile
Smithspurg
Elliott Citi
Ceswite Lades Auvibary
Ate Dut
Anil
Withamsport Md
Patnek
B. Cline & Son
Richard Stallings
Army
Sthester R Zeigler
Cty
Stallings
Stvester
Valley Forge
Phoeniville Pn
Campobello Island
Roosevelts
George Hamilton
Balkans
Paris
South Market Street
Evelyn Poole
Delphey’s
Westernee Trust
Federal Dep Steel Corporation
Parker
Kathleen Dorsey
Vanity Fair
Beauticians
North Market St
Scranton and
Bromlevy
Hendrickson
Igimo Sc
Nis
34Th Street
Maureen G’haea
John Payne
America
Ralph W. Boyer
AAA
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Opera House
Tan
Powell- Loy
The
Frederick Amvets
MGM
Rosy Ridge
Thomas Mitchell
Marshall Thompson
Selema Royle
Dean Stockwell
Janet Leigh
General Acceptance Corporation
Gorner Market
Third Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Telephone
Elbertas, Shippers
Brackett
Catt
Mountan Orchard
Thurmont
Gen. Eisenhower
South Market
Opem
Meridian
Burke & James
Busch Pressman
South Market ST. Phomixe
Deckle Edge
Allen
Mother Hubbard
Bennetts For
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