L E Bentz Rites Set After Sudden Death in Frederick
Funeral services for Lawrence E. Bentz veteran News-Post employee and churchman will be held Saturday at 3 PM with Masonic rites at the funeral home on East Church Street. Burial will follow at Mt Olivet cemetery. Bentz, 49, died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening. He lived at 614 Trail Avenue and had a long career in the newspaper field, including work as chief linotype mechanic. He was active in Evangelical Reformed church and Masonic orders, leaving a widow Louise Davis Bentz, four daughters, a brother, sisters, and several relatives.
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Lawrence E. Bentz
News-Post
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
Bentz
Trail Avenue
Beniz
Baltimore
Frederick News
Evangelical Reformed Church
Sundey School
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch
Enoch Council
S. Masters
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Frederick County
Past Mesters Association
Louise Davis Bentz
Russell Bury
Fall River
Mass
Charles Lutz
Cheries Powell
Helen Bentz
M. Kemp Bentz
Harry Petry
Gaithersburg
Glenn
Steers Set Record Price at Baltimore Live Stock Exchange
A load of yearling steers sold at 41 cents a pound on the Baltimore Live Stock Exchange amid active trading. Medium and good cattle averaged 32.50 to 36.50 per hundredweight with about 2,200 head on the market. Two Black Angus yearlings from Bob McNair’s Silver Run farm near Emmitsburg sold to Marty Flickinger of Lancaster, Pa, noted as among the year’s best at Union Stock Yards.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock Exchange
Isdar
Bob McNair
Silver Run
Emmitsburg
Marty Flickinger
Lancaster
Union Stockyards
Classifications Set for War Draft as Registration Proceeds
Officials indicate East Church Street office will begin classifying draftees after village registrations wrap up. Some boards already use 1-A tags from World War II era. others await end of registration next week. The notice lists 1-A through 5-A classifications and the ten day appeal window.
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East Church Street
Coast and Geodectic Survey
Public Health Service
May Avert New Strike Amid CIO Negotiations
Hopes rise of averting a nationwide strike by 25 000 CIO Telephone Equipment Workers as talks resume in New York after an all night session. Army prepared to deploy troops to west coast ports if longshoremen refuse to load military cargo amid a two week stoppage. CIO oil refinery workers resume talks with a major trucking firm in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
CIO
New York
CIO Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Western Electric Company
Strkes
Army
Washington
Harry Bridges
CIO Oil Refinery Workers Union Iie
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Collateral Forfeited by Several In Separate Actions
A 525 collateral forfeiture occurred before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Peoples Coast with Clarence Henry Krenzer charged on a warrant secured by Carl Mer in a peace disturbance from Monday. Traffic collateral also forfeited by George B. E. Masser and multiple individuals across states, with arrests by State Trooper W. A. Mutchner.
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Clarence Henry Krenzer
Mr. Pleasant
Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Coast
Krenzer
Carl
Mer
J. HF Sheets
George BE. Masser
Washington
Edward W. Charles F
Bluffton
Ohamuel F. DeLuca
Cumberland
Robert T. Kerfoot
West Fourth Street
Dolphin G. Spellman
William &. Griffith
Altoona
Alan Quille
Baltimor
Robert J. Paul
Gilman
Billy W. Shipley
Funkstown
George Magill
W. A. Mutchner
No Market Trend Report From New York Stock Exchange
Trading on the stock exchange was measured in driblets today as prices moved irregularly. Changes in either direction were small fractions and transactions were so spotty that no market trend could be determined.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U S Staff In Bucharest Recalled On Romanian Demand
The State Department said four members of the American legation in Bucharest were recalled by Washington in response to a Romanian government demand. Romania accused them of photographing in a forbidden area, a claim the U S rejected as not conforming to the facts.
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Washington
State Department
Legation
Bucharest
Romanave
Romania
United States
Fairgrounds adopt sanitary rules for food booths at Frederick Fair
Food vending booths at the Frederick Fair come under the new local sanitary code. About 35 to 40 booths will operate, many run by churches and fraternal groups. An open meeting September 29 at Winchester Hall will explain restaurant code standards and permit processes.
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Frederick Fair
Bruce Brachey
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Fair Board
Bruchey
Talk Dates Set For Dewey And Truman
President Truman and Gov. Dewey have set stop and talk dates as they finalize cross country campaigns. Truman leaves tomorrow for a 16 day trip with a Texas stop on the return path and will pass through Missouri Illinois Kentucky and West Virginia. Dewey plans a route through Montana Idaho and Wyoming on the way back to Albany New York. A Los Angeles speech will pit the rivals a day apart at Gilmore Stadium and Hollywood Bowl scheduling sparks a dispute over venue access.
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Associated Press
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Texas
Pacific Coast
Washington
Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
Dewey
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Albany
Los Angeles
George Lucker
Truman-Barkley
Gilmore Stadium
Hollywood Bowl
J. Howard McGrath
GOP
Last of Japanese Fleet To Be Scrapped This Year
Tokyo reports the final Japanese battle fleet will be scrapped by year end. US Navy spokesmen say 406 former enemy warships, from battleships to torpedo boats, have already been scrapped, with fifteen more slated for cutting up. The scrap is to be turned over to the Japanese government for industrial use.
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Tokyo
U.S. Navy
Bokesmen
Explosion in Light Pole Window Door at Court and Patrick Streets
At about 3.30 am a small door in the base of a White Way light pole at Court and Patrick streets was blown out by possible gas or heat buildup. Reports of a shot or bomb circulated though no damage occurred. City police investigated and notified Lineman Harmon Staley for further inquiry.
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Court
Patrick Streets
Harmon Staley
Hearing to seek bids on Weather Bureau station
Frederick officials debated the future of the Weather Bureau station here with Charles B. Turney clarifying that no final decision had been made on closure. He cited investigations into local need and noted agriculture and dairy interests rely on the service, amid plans for airport space and Camp Detrick proximity.
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United States Weather Bureau
Frederick
Charles B. Turney
Public Service Section
The
Weather Bureau
Frederick City
Washington
Baltimore
L. H. Crickenberger
Pomona Grange
New
Vr. Rayimond Walter
Camp Detrick
Carney
Mrr
Ci Aerorauti Authority
Brock
Benjasel
C. Cutler
Cutler
Richard
Richard £. Zimmerity Engineer Waiter. * Enberger. Mir. Hos Hw, Gambrill, Jr
Jer
Elmer [ Esh] Keiser
Harold Lewis F. Robertson
State School Reopens for 81st Scholastic Session
State School opens Monday for its 81st scholastic session with 165 anticipated children, from 3948-49 enrollment figures. Superintendent Dr Ignatius Bjorlee announces five new faculty members Mrs Ruth Taylor and Mrs Dorothy Mooring among them, plus redecorated dining rooms and academic building interior. Classes begin Tuesday morning.
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Id State School
Fromm
Enate
Ignatius Bjorlee
Ruth Taylor
Jezal School
Kend
Washington
Dorothy Mooring
Marxviand
School For the Deaf
Flint
Jores
Dewex Plans Senate Campaign Speaking Tour
Dewex to address Republican Senate hopefuls in a string of events across New York California Texas Arizona and other states. The campaign swing highlights support from the American Federation of Labor Political League which endorses Democrats and opposes several Republican candidates over Taft Hartley stances.
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Ado
California
steTes
Campaian Merbert Browne
American Federation of Labor Political League
Senate
League
Typhoon Lashes Honshu. high winds hit Tokyo area
A typhoon struck central Honshu with up to six mile per hour gusts as the storm moved east of metropolitan Tokyo. Authorities warned of dangerous conditions and urged precautions for residents and commuters.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Memorial Service and National Guard Day Observance
Company A conducts a memorial service at 7 30 PM and a Taps farewell. The National Guard Day marks the eighth anniversary of federalization before World War I with a rifle company strength discussion and enlistment announcements at the armory.
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Govia Statenber
Rial
National Guard
Et 2Wih Avery
Joan Cutssul
War Department
Uncle Sam Reveals How to Cut Taxes in Plain Language
Washington details a new 16 page pamphlet "Helpful Information on How to Prepare Your U S Income Tax Return" set for January 1 delivery to 52,999,999 taxpayers. It explains permissible deductions and simplifications, with examples for business, travel, and dependents, and aims to ease filing while stressing the March deadline.
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Washington
U. S
Cader T
Internal Revenue
George J Schoeneman
Hood College to Introduce Revised Curriculum This Fall
Hood College plans a basic education program for all freshmen, aiming to build a liberal arts core across multiple knowledge areas. The initiative arose from a faculty study and 10 day workshop last September, with further reviews of speech literature philosophy religion and family relations to be considered for required study.
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E Eckhardt May
Curiijum
Dean Ray
Cation
India Moves to Assume Control of Hyderabad
New Delhi announces appointment of two provincial administrators to govern Hyderabad as Indian troops secure control in the princely state. Indian civil authorities to join as the transition begins amid ongoing operations.
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New Delhi
P—India
Hyderabad
Braddock Heights Hearing Ordered On Beer License
Judge Patrick 31 ordered License Commissioner G. Trout to hold a hearing on Fischer’s beer license petition at Braddock Heights. The ruling overruled a prior denial based on 1990 census figures, noting population growth since 1940 and the potential for two licenses under the rule. Witnesses and residents argued increased housing and all year residency justify a license, while the commissioner proposed hearings to verify actual population trends.
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Patrick
G.nd ‘Trout
Braddock Heights
Braddock District
Braddock
Frederick
Braddock Weights
Hermann i Bischer
Schley Inn
the Heights
Paul Staley
Manuel M. Weinberg
Fischer
Thomas Glass
Heights
T. West Claggett, Jr
Cleveta
German Youths Stone Berlin Police in Soviet Sector
In Berlin's Soviet controlled zone, about 150 youths stoned three policemen, fatally wounding one and injuring over 20 as gunfire followed after the officers confronted the mob near a black market center. The youths were said to be incited by older people and one assailant was drunk. Two policemen fired in self defense.
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Berlin
Tubsle
Bertin
Tepo
Curt Rineckenberger
Central Coal Organization
Mueckenberger
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U.S
Camp Dewith
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Basil Lewis
Building Committee
Francis Scott Key
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Paul S. Michael
Board of Managers
James R. Edmunds
Storm
Dewex
U.S. National Guard
Shered
Hood College
Andrew G Traxal
Dean May
Mary Grace Heifenstein
Hood
Paul B. Beck
Dorothy Holy
Oliver Mary Mather
Brox
Marguerite Frances Cutajian
Iss Marion Zation MacPhail
Roger
Wa Oly
Afise Greer Lip
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Schnauffer
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