Tax Fund Plans For School Building Boost
The article discusses a nucleus of a fund for school building with an estimated end total near 250000 by year end 1948. First payment to Frederick from state race track funds amounted to 34264 with a second payment expected in December pushing 1947 totals toward 70001. Aiming to create an annual building incentive fund of about 100000 with matching state funds, county officials plan to begin managing the program in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Unly
James H. Falk
Sherbow
Board of Education
Thurmont
Lib
Tytenon
Jucts
Ion
Ject
Ode Gn
Thurmontids
Class. Com
Libertytown
Mind Blank After Wreck 14 Months Old
Frederick man testifies in Peoples Court he has no memory from the night of July 11 1946 when a crash near Frederick Junction killed Mrs Irene Baumgardner. State police charged George Eichelberger with manslaughter. physician notes low mentality and possible license in doubt. Witnesses say occupants were drunk. magistrate to decide after State's Attorney review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Peoples Court
Frederick Junction
Irene C Baumgardner
George Eichelberger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
de. B. O. Thomas, Sr
Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eichelberger
Alton Y. Bennett
Edwin F. Ni- Kirk
W. W. Corbin
Baker Valley Road
Evergreen Point
Robert DeGrange
Washington Pike
Marshall Staub
William M. Storm
Trafic Light
Worman’s Mill
Robert E. Young
Baltimore
Leroy A. Cox
Liam W
Dickerson
C. D. Mic- Lane
Road Contract Awarded for Lenape County Project
The Frederick County Roads Board awarded a contract to The M. J. Grove Lime Company of Lime Kiln for 3.183 miles of stabilized highway in the Woodville area at 50 72. Approval from the State Roads Commission and Public Roads Administration is pending. Residents urge construction as soon as possible. Five arrests were reported by city police for disturbing the peace, with collateral of five dollars each. A separate note records 15 births at Lancaster General Hospital in a nine hour period, a hospital record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Roads Board
Woodville
M. J. Grove Linte| Company
State Roads Commission
Public Roads ‘Administration
Grove
Roads Board
Iin Pitier
Ernest Thomas
Detown
Donald Smithser
W. Va
Martin Kanode
Alton Twentey
Arnold Stride
Thelma Griffith
David Grove
Shepherdstown
Ben Phebus
Tokyo Flood Death Toll Rises to 2280 as Dikes Built
Unofficial counts place 2280 dead and missing after a typhoon swelled rivers north of Tokyo. Residents of Kasukabe rush to complete temporary dikes to protect eastern Tokyo while officials warn waters could reach three feet high in spots.
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Tokyo
Pla
Kasukabe
Supreme Court cases on Communism and deportation law
The Nation recalls three Supreme Court cases Strecker Schneiderman and Bridges tied to Communist affiliation and U S immigration policy The discussion notes changes in law and the ongoing efforts by the Immigration Service to deport or report alleged Communists and questions whether the court ruled on whether the party advocated violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Harry Bridges
William Schneiderman
Joseph George Strecker
LU. S. Immigration Service
Immigration Service
John Santo
I<io Transport Workers Union
Romania
Surpreme
United States
Kansas
U. S
Congress
Russia
Los Angeles
Schneiderman
Australia
Francis Biddle
U.S
Justice Department
Biddle
Bridges
Communist Party
I: Ration Service
69 Year Old Teacher Makes Long Appalachian Trek
Endicott New York teacher Galen M Tingler aged 69 resumed his Appalachian Trail hike after leaving Mt Katahdin Maine on June 29. He hopes to finish at Mount Oglethorpe Georgia in early November and averages about 20 miles daily with a 35 pound pack and a small tent. He is on leave from an Endicott shoe firm and recently visited the George Washington Monument State Park as guest of Superintendent Robert Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen M. Tingler
Rete
Endicott
N. Y
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Tingley
George Washington Monument State Park
Robbert Palmer
Appala Ichian
Mt. Oglethorpe
Georgia
Pohe
UN Assembly Opens 1947 Session Amid Balkan Rift
The United Nations Assembly formally opens its 1947 session with warnings to halt the Russia western powers split. Secretary of State George C. Marshall leads the U S delegation as Andrei Vishinsky arrives. Fadhil Jamili Iraqi Foreign Minister voices hope for UN victories but warns on possible outcomes. Premier Spaak of Belgium arrives as assembly president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations Assembly
Russia
George C. Marshall
Oswaldo Aranha
Brazil
Palestine
United States
Balkan
Security Council
Fadhil Jamili
Iraq
United Nations
Jamali
Marshall
U. S
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Ape
Flushing Meadow Park
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Assembly
London
Oswaldo Aranha Warns U N For Decade Of Doubt
New York September 36 The retiring president of the United Nations Assembly Dr Oswaldo Aranha warned that the world will organize peace or hasten war over U N council tables. He said the next ten years may be a period of doubts and insecurity and urged a humane postwar approach to preserve freedom and peace. He stressed the United Nations must learn from war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oswaldo Aranha
United Nations Assembly
U. N. Council
Aranha
General Assembly
United Nations
Humming Highway Alerts Drivers on Route 6 Totowa
New Jersey state officials explain a local highway sound is caused by tire suction over 24 inch wide white cement lane separators on Route 6 Totowa. The device uses scored surfaces to deter wandering and may be adjusted to produce a warning tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
State Highway Department
Totowa
Spencer Miller, Jr
Burkitsville Man Arrested In Tractor Headlight Theft
A Burkitsville resident, Herman Roeder, admitted stealing tractor headlight units. State Trooper Bruce Bruchey, aided by Lieut. M J Magana, questioned Roeder, a railroad brakeman, as he awaited trial for larceny before Magistrate Howard Marvin Jones in Brunswick. Roeder was free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkitsville
Bruihe
Bruce Bruchey
Herman Roeder
Bruchey
M_ J. Magana
Oficers
Roeder
Brunswick
Howard Marvin Jones
Maryland farmers near record cash income in 1937 harvest
Maryland farmers likely set an all time cash income high for 1937 with six month receipts totaling 90.84 million dollars. Livestock dairy poultry and eggs up about 30 percent while crops rose less. Despite cooler wet spring, prices rose about 24 percent nationally and tobacco prices lagged. Maryland leads in late summer watermelons and Lima beans with strong yields.
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Washington
Maryland
Indiana
Free State
Florida
Agriculture Department
Towa
York
Mary
Publicity Urged as Anticrime Measure in West Virginia
Spencer West Virginia September 16 Circuit Judge Lewis H Miller told the Roane county grand jury that newspapers can aid crime prevention by publishing the names of accused juveniles The judge urged amending state law to allow public disclosure to combat rising juvenile delinquency and urged publicity as a tool for rehabilitation
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Spencer
W. Va
Lewis H. Miller
Roane County
Grand Jury
West Virginia
Florida Coast Warned To Prepare For Hurricane
Miami weather officials urged the Florida east coast from Miami northward to make preliminary preparations as a hurricane centered off Abaco Island stirred. Forecaster Grady Norton warned the storm could move any direction and that timely warnings depend on its path. Green Turtle Cay and the Everglades area faced rising concerns with possible rapid evacuation plans for small craft in the Keys.
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Miami
Fla
Hopetown
Abaco Island
Florida East Coast
Palim Beach
Weather Bureau
Siam
Florida
Palm Beach
Cape, Hatteras
Grady Norton
Bahamas
Green Turtle Key
Norton
Everglades
Lake Okeechobee
Warnia
Florida Keys
Suspension Of Beer License Upheld For Sportsmans Inn
Associate Judge Patrick Wm Schnauffer affirmed the County License Commissioner G Cleveland Troutlin suspension of Sportsmans Inn near Ridgeville for 30 days over sales to intoxicated persons. The ruling upheld the commissioner's finding of substantial evidence though not implying deliberate violation. The decision keeps the 30 day suspension in effect immediately, with arguments noting hazardous nature of liquor sales and the need to prove public interest in appeals. Wilbur F Sheffield Jr and Richard E Zimmerman represented the inn. TL West Claggett Jr. represented the commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick WM. Schnauffer
G. Cleveland Troutlin
Sportsman's Inn
Ridgeville
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Richard E. Zimmerman
TL West Claggett, Jr
State Senators And Their Wives Guests At Catoctin Camp
State Senator and Mrs. Edward D. Storm hosted Baltimore city and about a dozen Maryland counties at a Catoctin Recreation Area camp near Thurmont. Over the weekend visitors toured Frederick county products and won prizes such as golf fish bricks dental cream salve perfume cigars dog food lime brushes kitchen utensils fertilizer apples and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Storm
Baltimore City
Catoctin
Thurmonat
Frederick County
Frederick Fair Set Two Events Separate This Year
Children’s day for free admission for all under ten is Tuesday, opening day of the Frederick Fair. The midweek school holiday falls on Friday, with no other afternoons off for city students to attend, unlike prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Temperature Tumbles After Heavy Rains
After days of high humidity and stormy weather, northwest winds cooled the region. Temperatures fell from 75 expected today to 60 and down to 34 or lower by early tomorrow with showers and thunderstorm activity preceding the drop. Rain totals included 0.51 inch overnight and 0.12 inch in a heavy afternoon shower.
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Mercury
Weather Bureau
I Barracks B
State Police
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
Work Done By Prisoners Is Satisfactory
County officials praised the days first phase of the jail road work program as successful though one prisoner Henry Herbert fled temporarily after a corn poisoning incident. Engineer Roger Willard and foreman David Fry reported good labor trimming brush on the road from Jefferson to Catoctin. Herbert later returned to jail and the crew continued work with seven inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Willard
David Fry
Jefferson
Catoctin
Henry Herbert
Guy Anders
Herbert
Montevue
Yugoslav and U.S. Troops Clash at Trieste Border
Tito era tensions flare as Yugoslav units press toward the Trieste free territory boundary. A U.S. infantry battalion with armor moves to reinforce post No. 5 after Yugoslav soldiers refuse to halt. British commander Maj. Gen. Airey praises restraint and vows to seek higher authority as rioting erupts around the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treste
Trieste
U. S
U.S
Yugoslavia
Morgan Line
T. S. Airey
Woudd
Airey
Adriatic
AMG
Borlano
Proseco
Free State
Italy
Paris
United Nations
Gas System To Set Up Radio Network In Five States
The Columbia gas system plans a shortwave radio network costing 200 009 dollars to aid emergency service. It will cover Pennsylvania Ohio New York West Virginia and Maryland within four years linking offices with work crews over more than 10 000 miles of gas lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburgh
Columbia Gas System
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
West Virginia
Maryland
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Lancaster General Hospital
WAX Hall
James Marlow
West Powers
Charleston
WAC
Kathleen Nash Durant
Federal Court House
George C. Borer
Linden Hill
Harvey Catsail
South Carroll Street
Hubert Hoffman
West South Street
J. H. Goodman
West Patrick Street
James H. Kepler
South Market Street
W. F. Cooley
North Market
Colgate School
Mirs
Sandra Monagado
Benton
Ark
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