Report Of Auditor Is Made Public
The 1947 audit shows county funds, assets, and debt details with total tax collections near $996,000 and expenditures surpassing receipts by about $15,000. It covers boards including Sheriff, Board of Education, and Roads, noting construction on over 40 roads and debt reductions in the year.
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Coers
Uver
Montevue and
E Hospital
Sheriffs Office
Board of Education
Roads Board
Winchester Hall
State Tax Commission
The
Trio Held In Jail On Holdup Charges
Three young men admitted slugging a clothing company official and stealing a $4600 payroll, now jailed under $45,000 bail awaiting grand jury action on holdup charges. A brother tipped authorities, as William B. Furie was ambushed returning from a bank with payroll. Defendants John G. Taylor 20 Thomas F. Bowers 20 and Joseph Draper 22 pleaded guilty to robbery and denied assault with intent to bill. Police said all but $19.60 recovered.
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Baltimore
Clothing Company
William B. Furie
John G. Taylor
Thomas F. Bowers
Joseph Draper
Furie
Marshall May Not Stay Long At U N Meet
Secretary of State Marshall said at Washington on September 15 that due to the international situation he cannot predict how long he will remain at the United Nations meeting in Paris. He indicated no real optimism about east west relations and suggested recent Moscow talks on the Berlin blockade failed to yield relief, with no clear improvement expected from the past ten days.
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Washington
Marshall
United Nations
Paris
Molotov
U. N
Marwas
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Berlin
Kletow
W. B. Smith
Britain
France
City Sees Low Forties Temperatures Amid Frost Hope
Temperatures fell to the low forties for a third time this month and the Weather Bureau warned of moderate readings with no frost risk. The city recorded a 33 degree low, with highs near 78 to 80 and 82 yesterday. Residents debate frost timing while some residents disrupt starlings with blanks, candles, and firecrackers in efforts to move the birds.
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Weather Bureau
Aurangabad Falls to Indian Troops in Hyderabad
New Delhi reports Hyderabad’s second largest city Aurangabad has surrendered to Indian troops with no resistance. Along with Daulatabad and Jalna, the occupation gives control of the northwest corner of Hyderabad. The UN Security Council will meet to study the swift march of events. Nawab Moin Nawaz Jung travels to Paris to back protests. One arrest, Garland Forrest, Brunswick, charged with intoxication and loitering.
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Aurangabad
Hyderabad
Indian Defense Ministry
Daulatabad
Jalna
Nizam l
Indian Union
United Nations Security Council
Nawab Moin Nawaz Jung
London
Paris
Security Council
Rites to be held for Rev Dr J P Tyler Friday
Funeral services for Rev Dr Jono Paul Tyler prominent Methodist clergyman will be held Friday afternoon at Braddock Street Methodist church Winchester Va He died Tuesday in Winchester hospital after treatment since last August The minister served Trinity charge Frederick and later held district superintendency in Portsmouth Newport News and Baltimore He was born October 5 1878 at Rockville and educated at Randolph Macon Vanderbilt and George Washington University He leaves a widow Maud Sanders of Olean NY a daughter Maud and several surviving brothers.
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Jono Paul Tyler
Trinity Church
East Second Street
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Winchester
Mt. Hebron
Dr. Tyler
Winchester Hospital
Frederick
Trinity Charge
Flint Hill
Old Frederick College
Tyler
Washington St. Methodist Church
Petersburg
Portsmouth-Newport News
Virginia
Baltimore
Rockville
George T. Tyler
Mary Sackler Tyler
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
George Washington University
Washington
Randolph-Macon
Marvin A. Tyler
Harpers Ferry
F. A Tyler
Roger Tyler
Huntington
W. Va
Barrett P. Tyler
Rhinebeck
German H
Stanley
Maud Sanders
Olean
N.Y
Maud
40 More Planes Sent To Europe
The Air Force is sending about 40 more C-34 four engine cargo planes to Germany to reinforce the 105 C-54s flying the airlift to Soviet blockaded Berlin. The planes will use expanded airport facilities to handle the task of supplying Berlin. The Air Force will meet such requirements laid down by Gen Lucius Clay during the coming months. Additional planes and men are drawn from various areas, including the Far East, and will pass through the United States on the way to Europe.
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Washington
Air Force
Germany
Lucius Clay
U. S
Far East
United States
Europe
Fewer Dog Licenses Issued This Year By County Treasurer
County Treasurer James E. Falk reports a sharp drop in dog license sales this year. About 4,000 licenses have been issued so far, far below last year’s total of roughly 7,000 after enforcement increased. Officials say the enforcement level is similar but applications are much fewer, with deputies still checking tags and sparking a sales pickup when they visit.
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James E. Falk
Suit for damages filed over West Patrick street collision
Merril Wachter of Frederick sues Frank Rogers of Baltimore and Charles O Brown of Frederick in Circuit Court for $1000 damages from a March 1946 accident on West Patrick street. Wachter states his Dodge truck was parked on the street south side when Rogers and Brown cars collided, injuring his vehicle. Wilbur F. Tilds is attorney.
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West Patrick Street
Merril Wachter
Frederick
Frank Rogers
Baltimore
Charles O. Brown
Wachter
Rogers
Brown
Plaintff
Wilbur F. Sh Td
Meat Packers Sued by Justice Department in Antitrust Case
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit against the four largest meat packers Swift and Company Armour and Company Cudahy Packing Company and Wilson and Company Inc The action was announced from Washington on September 15 and targets alleged price fixing and market manipulation in the meat industry.
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Meat Packers
Washington
The
Justice Department Today
Big Four Meat Packers
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Wilson and Company, Inc
Secret Combat Planes Being Tested
Half a dozen secret combat plane types are being developed for speeds up to supersonic. Jet and rocket powered designs include McDonnell CF-88, Northrop XF-59, Lockheed XF-90, Republic XF-91, Consolidated Vultee XF-92, and Boeing X8-52. Some tests underway at Muroc Calif base. top speeds exceed 760 mph and 800 mph in various models.
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Aman Aviation Daily
Incu
Muroc
Calfarbase
Northrop
Republic
Boeing
Republican Women Hear Miss Adkins in Frederick County
Miss Bertha Adkins of Salisbury urged 51 percent of U S registered voters to take active role in politics at a Frederick county Republican women luncheon at Catoctin Country Club attended by 140. The meeting emphasized registering young voters and using female voting strength for unity, with plans for a Baltimore meeting and local precinct committees to back campaign efforts. Congressman Beall and others attended as registration and outreach efforts were outlined.
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United States
Bertha Adkins
Salisbury
Maryland
Frederick County
Catoctin Country Club
Miss Adkins
J. Glenn Beall
Stanford Hoff
Westminster
Republican
Frances Kline
Hagerstown
Federation of Republican Women of
Baltimore
Bowlus
Herbert Duval
Waltersville
Lord Baltimore
Ar. Hoff
Truman
Sed
Opin
Beall
Hotel Frederick
Candidates Named In Seven States In Primaries Across Nation
The nation’s primaries produced contenders in seven states with key races in Minnesota and Colorado. Lyndon Johnson won in Texas, while senators Saltonstall and Bridges faced opposition. Governors Bradford, Dever, Tobin, and Adams contested nominations in several states amid a wide field of contenders and unopposed incumbents.
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Ball
Minnesota
Johnson
Colorado
Saltonstall
Bridges
Hubert Humphreys
C. Johnson
W. F. Nicholson
John C. Vivian
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
John J. Fitzgerald
Alfred E. Fortin
Michigan
GOP
Homer F. Ferguson
Frank Hook
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Coke Stevenson
Robert F. Bradford
Paul A. Dever
Maurice J. Tobin
Truman
Tobin
Bradford
Dartmouth
Sherman Adams
Herbert W. Hill
Dartmouth College
Vermont
Ernest W. Gibson
Lee E. Emerson
Luther Youngdahl
Stafford King
Charles £. Halsted
G. Mennen Williams
CIO
Victor E. Bucknell
AFL Teamsters Union
Burnett J. Abbott
Kim Sigler
Washington
Mon C. Wallgren
Aie Dormer
A Irthur B. Langue
Lee Knows
David A. Hamid
GOP To Fight To Save Seats in Senate Battles
Washington reports the Republican leadership pledges renewed effort to defend Senate seats in Iowa Colorado and New Mexico with Indiana Senator Capchart saying he will aid party nominees. The GOP seeks strategic coordination with New York Governor and others to reverse the Democrats 51 45 edge. The party also aims to back eight Republican Senate hopefuls and 413 House contenders. Separately Don Black of Cleveland Indiana is resting comfortably at Chang Hospital after showing slight improvement.
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Washington
Republican High Command
AFL
GOP
Nator Capchart
Indiana
Senate
Iowa
Colorado
New Mexico
New York
Dewey
House
Don Black
Cleveland
Chang Hospital
Rioting in Paris Hurts 95 Policemen During Strike
A crowd of 500 rioters attacked the National Cemetery area in Paris injuring 95 policemen and guards. The disturbance on Boulevard Haussmann flared in the day and the government deployed DMO squads to restore order as police fought back and dispersal ensued.
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Paris
National of
Parcolthones
Army Signing of Dock Workers Casts Shadow on Strikes
In San Francisco on September 15 the Army pushed to hire dock workers at Pacific coast ports amid a 14 day maritime strike. Longshore leader Harry Bridges denounced signups as scab actions and urged foreign port unions to halt handling of such ships. Bridges refused to sign a Taft Hartley non Communist affidavit while his men formed a defensive line outside the Fort Mason army employment office as employers balked at sailing with Communist party influence.
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San Francisco
Army
Pacific Coast
Clo Tongshore Feader
Harry Bridges
Pacific Areas
Communist Party
Bridges
Army Employment Office
Fort Mason
Alexander Faces Charges Over Communist Threat Claims
Washington reports R C Alexander assistant chief of the visa division has been charged with misconduct and neglect of duty after clashing with Secretary of State Marshall over admitting Communists via the United Nations. The action marks a step toward possible disciplinary measures amid ongoing controversy with Revercomb’s Judiciary subcommittee.
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Washington
Robert C. Alexander
Marshall
United Nations
State Department
Alexander
Visa Division
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S
Department
Revercomb
Judiciary Subcommittee
Train Mine Blast Kills About 100 Near Nanking
Report from Nanking says a railroad mine exploded about two miles northwest of Nani killing at least 100 people aboard a bound train. Officials say the locomotive and carriages were destroyed near Pengpu as troops cleared Shankaikuan where the Great Wall meets the sea, extending south about 65 miles toward an industrial agricultural center.
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Nanking
Nani
Railroad Oficiale
Pengpu
Srs
Commi
Shankaikuan
Great Wall
Honcehenge
Tax Liens Post Key Notices From County Court Docket
Federal tax liens issued and docketed by the county court include Brunswick Liquor Store Inc at 17 West Potomac Street Brunswick for 1944 45 with 1201 22 assessed. J Austin Fraser Thurmont for 1932 35 with 739 313. Harry Lease trading as The Service Shop West Patrick Street for withholding tax 208 32.
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Federal Co
Ciicmt
Brunswick Liquor Store, Inc
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
J Austin Fraser
Thurmont
Harry Lease
West Patrick i Street
Stake Race Entries At Fair Filled
Stake races at the fair run October 3 to 9 with 23 horses entered. 12 in the 226 trot on Wednesday and 11 in the 224 pace on Thursday. The program begins Tuesday with two harness and two running races, then three harness and two running on Wednesday and Thursday, and Fridays with two each. Purses total 6200 dollars. entries close September 27. A change replaces the Chinese troupe with the Billy Wells and Four Fays Troupe. admission unchanged except grandstand up 10 cents for Saturday shows featuring B Ward Beams and fireworks.
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Ich Offer A
Norman Hunter
Westminster
Billy Wells
B. Ward
Frederick Fair
Mo Owas Fe
Seventy Die in Seoul Train Wreck Involving U S Troops
A fast passenger train from Mokpo to Seoul collided with a halted troop train near a tunnel, killing 35 American soldiers and injuring about 120 with 80 Americans among them. Two Koreans died. Rescue teams worked through the night as doctors treated the wounded.
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Seoul
Pusan
Fusan
Mokpo
Charles McCafferty
Chicago
Soviet riot flare fuels Berlin clashes at Brandenburg Gate
Berlin dispatch reports Britain charged Russian troops with provoking German anti communists into last Thursday’s street fighting near the Brandenburg Gate. Moscow and western allies exchanged sharp denials as four power talks were due to resume in Moscow. One youth was killed and several wounded in clashes near the Soviet War Memorial. a Soviet tribunal later sentenced five youths to 25 years hard labor.
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Berlin
Britain
Brandenburg Gate
Alexander Kotikoy
Provocateurs
Koukey
Kremlin
Moscow
Jean General
France
Hirotskov
Col
Rank Howley
U. S
Kotskov
Kotikov
E. O. Herbert
UN gets Italy empire issue from prewar treaty
The Big Four power representatives wrangled through two days of talks on Italy's prewar African empire, with no agreement on trusteeship or UN action. They sent the issue to the United Nations Assembly, noting the veto does not apply there and that a letter to the secretary general would report their inability to decide.
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Paris
Italy
Africa
United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
France
United Nations Assembly
Eritrea
Libya
Somaliland
Washington
State Department
Cirenaica
U. N
Trygive Lie
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Leadership School Planned By Council
Frederick County Council of Religious Education scheduled this year’s Leadership Training School for fall instead of late winter. Rev. Paul W. Kinsei asks to be relieved of duties, and Rev. Morris Zumbrun is appointed to complete plans and serve as dean. The program will run on successive Monday nights starting October 18 at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Frederick for all shared workers.
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Frederick
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Visitation Academy Begins its 102d Year at Full Boarding Enrollment
Visitation Academy marks its 102nd scholastic year with a full boarding enrollment of 60, the maximum capacity for student boarders. Day and commercial students are not included. Classes start tomorrow morning.
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Visitation Academy
South America
Mexco Rico
Frederic Aicademy
the Visitation
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J.P. Tyler
R. C. Alexander
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