Leftists May Take Wallace in Party Rift
Washington Sep 15. Speculation grows that Senator Claude Pepper may replace Henry A. Wallace as the left wing favorite in the Democratic Party. At Madison Square Garden Pepper won loud applause attacking McKinley imperialism while Wallace drew boos for criticizing the Soviet course. Pepper’s pro-Russia stance drew outsiders’ attention as Wallace claimed to follow a straight American line. Congressional Republicans urged Wallace’s resignation if he differed with President Truman on foreign policy. Pepper signaled a broader speaking drive, offering services to the Democratic National Committee for October events.
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Folkmans
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Henry A. Wallace
Madison Square Garden
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
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Wallace
Russia
Taft
Ohio
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D-Ga
Truman
Byrnes
Clarence Brown
West Coast
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Pacific Northwest
Democratic National Committee
Yugoslav Protest Over Arrests in Trieste
Belgrade reports protest to the United States over arrests of six Yugoslav soldiers in Trieste after a dynamite blast. U.S. Brig. Gen. Ridgely Gaither called the incident trifling. a board of inquiry found no insult or abuse. Yugoslav officials denounced MPs and demanded exemplary punishment.
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United States
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Public Works Plan Ready for Funding Across States
Washington reports a $4.107 billion public works program funded by local reserves, with additional billions from Federal-aid highways, rivers and harbors, flood control, post offices and buildings, and Veterans Administration hospitals. The Federal Works Agency shows 4,630 approved planning advances totaling $92.26 million, while 5,500 local projects cost $1.35 billion have been completed. Advances require demonstrated capacity to fund construction within four years.
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Sept
Veterans Administration
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Bureau of Community Facilities
Parran Dies Former Calvert Prince George Leader
J Frank Parran 78 longtime Republican leader of Calvert County dies at Church Home Hospital after two weeks illness In public life he served as State Attorney for Calvert and Prince George s counties, was Calvert schools superintendent 1897 to 1900, U S Commissioner for Southern Maryland in 1981, elected to the State Senate in 1942 A Mason and St Paul s church vestryman born 1868 in Calvert County.
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Morris A. Soper
State Senate
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Negro Driver Injured When Track Is Wrecked
William Proctor colored, hurt when his light truck owned by EC Valentine ran off Route 71 near Walkersville and overturned in a field. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital after 4:40 Sunday. x rays to assess injuries. Car collision near Feagaville on Route 349 at 12:30 Sunday injured nine.
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Ail Saint Street
Frederick City
Walkersville
Charles D. McLane
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Ught
Valentine
Prestor
Feagaville
Siste
Arthur D. Hasenduhler
John T. Watts
Bruns- Wick
Maynard C. Rice
Hagerstown
George W. Butler
Detroit
Washington County Hospital
Raymond McGuire
Route 40
Here
Butler
Donald & Butler
USA
Charles T. Shatzley
Chambersburg
Vivian Bernard
Hancock
Collision Near East Second Spur Leaves Minor Damage
East Second sired this city when Rice tried a left turn from the highway causing a minor collision that damaged both cars. Watts faced a charge of reckless driving in the incident.
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Rice
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Gapland CI Engagement and Lions Club Chartered
An engagement announced for Gapland native Richard Holder to marry Miss Made line A. Hines, with background on past letters between an Englishwoman and Holder. Damascus Lions Club formed with 48 charter members led by Herbert Hyatt. charter night planned Oct 29. Navy chief Nimitz says the U.S. Navy at 490,000 is large enough and demobilization to begin next spring.
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Nina M. Hines
Air Corps Mainetenance
Marie Holder
Violet Marguerite Burhi
South London
Fo Wie
England
Ricky
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Aegee Oe
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Montgomery ‘County
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Vie
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Vite
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Emmerson FP. Slocum
Jacob H. Snyder
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Roscoe F. Purdum Tail Tivister
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Vincent H. Day
Thomas F. Hawkins
Alvin A. Moxiey
Damascus Methodist Church
Damascus
L. B. Slater
Lions International
Philadelphia
Chester W. Nimitz
United States Navy
Mit
Chief of Naval Operations
Nimitz
Neterisl
Twenty One Die In RCAF Dakota Plane Crash
Estevan Sask September 13 Twenty one persons killed when a Royal Canadian Air Force Dakota transport crashed while attempting to land at a flying field near Estevan The plane reportedly carried pilots to be used in the United States Officials did not disclose crew lists but witnesses said all aboard were RCAF or United States Army Air Corps members.
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Saskatchewan
United States
Death Valley
Royal Canadian Air Force
United States Army Air Corps
Fire disrupts Orioles Chiefs game at Baltimore stadium
A small fire caused smoke and flames during the fifth inning of the Baltimore Orioles versus Syracuse Chiefs game in Baltimore. About 27,000 spectators fled as a fire truck battled the blaze near seating areas. Officials blamed a cigarette discarded in trash. no further damage reported. The Chiefs won 7-6 to take a 3-2 lead in the series.
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Syracuse Chiefs
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Welte Named Tuberculosis Director in Montgomery County
Sept. 15 Dr Karl Welte newly appointed director of the tuberculosis section for Montgomery County will take over duties this week in the Asauth department. A former staff physician at the Maryland State Sanatorium he will handle administrative work and serve as a clinician in chest clinics California accounts for 90 percent of the wine produced in the United States.
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Rockville
Karl Welte
Montgomery County
Asaith
Maryland State Sanatorium
Weekend arrests surge as city police log 25 incidents
A weekend roundup recorded 25 arrests by City Police up to 6 p m Sunday. Charges ranged from drunken driving and resisting arrest to inter fering with an officer. Kefauver and Schell, teens from Jefferson and West South streets, were remanded in lieu of bonds. One case involved a child struck by a stone during an investigation led by Officer Carty. George W Hawkins faced DUI charges with a $1,000 bond for a September hearing. The rest covered run-of-the-mill offenses with varied bonds.
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Jefferson Street
Eugene Schell
West South Street
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Sche
Ellis Carty
Stone
Charles F. Bowens
All Saints Street
Aline Bowens
Carty
George W. Hawkins
Gaithersburg
Douglas Stup
Five Army Men Die In B 25 Crash Near Waynesville
Brevard N C September 15 A Major General and four other Army men aboard a B 25 were killed when the plane crashed into Cold Mountain ten miles south of Waynesville N C The bodies were broken into small bits and the wreckage burned Spotted at 730 am by a MacDill Field Florida search plane a ground party reached the scene before 3 pm EST The crash occurred in thick fog about 200 feet from the mountain top near a heavily wooded area
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Pisgah National Forest
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Two Die In Arkansas Hotel Fire At Great Northern Hotel
The Great Northern hotel fire in Hot Springs Arkansas claimed a second life Martha Adams a bride of two weeks died from burns she received in the blaze that destroyed the 50 year old 75 room brick hotel Her husband Jimmy Adams of Arkadelphia was badly burned and others were treated for injuries A Detroit man died after leaping from a third story window and several occupants were hospitalised as searches continued amid rain The fire’s cause remained undetermined Also included a tribute from Maryland Governor O’Conor noting the National Guard’s wartime and peacetime roles and plans for a ceremony to honor Guard units return from World War II
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Henderson State Teachers College
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Hugh H. Johnson
Sedalia
John Raimi
Detroit
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O Conor
National Guard
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Marit UJ breaks up in Atlantic hurricane. 14 believed lost
Norfolk dispatches report the Norwegian tanker Marit UJ broke in two in hurricane seas 148 miles off North Carolina. Coast Guard and Pan Amoco rescue ships recovered 18 survivors and six more by Gulf Hawk, with estimates showing 38 aboard initially and 14 or more lost. Additional notes include a separate Iowa appointment for Evelyn D. Stott as home demonstration agent for Carroll County.
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Gilbert R. Evans
Mt Airy Negro Admits Killing Four Victims
A Mt Airy man confessed at Police Headquarters to killing four men, including Sydne Thomas. Thomas, 32, was found fatally shot in Dorsey town near Mt Airy. Authorities moved the suspect to Randallstown then Carroll County Jail while a murder warrant is prepared.
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Sydne Thomas
Thomas
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Arthur Clay
Dorseytown
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Walter K. Mayo
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James N. Simmons
Trm
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