Marshall asks United Nations to break political and economic crisis
Secretary of State George C. Marshall urged the United Nations to mount a seven point program to reverse the world crisis and save Greece from Balkan Communist pressure. He called for veto liberalization and a full time security committee to backstop the Security Council while proposing action on Greece Palestine Korea and atomic energy and arms control.
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New York
Russia
George C. Marshall
United Nations
Greece
Marshall
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Security Council
U. N. Assembly
Senity Council
United Sates
Korea
Palestine
Assembly
Nnions
Marshall Warngtimly
United States
Shania
Gerrillas
Balkan
United Nations Commission
United
Ebmit
Tomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
I Tshali
Nameussia
Poland
Commission
America
U. M. Arms Commission
Security Committee
Sembly
Vishinsky Withdraws From UN Speech Amid Marshall Attack
In New York on September 17 Andrei Vishinsky withdrew his request to speak before the United Nations Assembly after Marshall's hard hitting policy speech. The Russian delegation sought time to study the speech and perhaps receive new Moscow instructions. A minor Route 15 accident near Fuscarola caused about 100 dollars in damage with no injuries. Baltimore weather notes a near end to summer with generally good crop development and adequate soil moisture, some western counties affected.
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New York
Andrei
Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
U. S
George C. Marshall
Rove
Russia
Marshall
Moscow
U. N
Marshell
Soviet Union
Menor
Fuscarola
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Maryland
LaGuardia Fails To Rally After Collapse
Former New York Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia 6 faced a collapse at his home last night and showed no signs of rallying. Dr. George Baehr reported the ex leader and UNRRA director general remains in deep stupor with no immediate change expected, bulletins to be issued twice daily.
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New York
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
George Baehr
LaGuardia
UNRRA
Bewer
Baehr
Opsician
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Fatal Unionville Crash
State Police announce manslaughter by automobile against John Keys 24 of this city for the death of Franklin Lowe 38 in a Sunday night crash near Unionville. Lowe died the next morning after the car rolled several times in a cornfield. Keys posted $1,000 bond for a September 25 hearing in Peoples Court.
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John Keys
Franklin Lowe
Unionville
Kets
Peoples Court
Lowe
Alton ¥. Bennett
George Eichelberger
Donald L. Jordan
Boonsboro
New Hagerstown
Upper
Myersville
James Stonesifer
Jason E. Stoughton
Baltimore
Bruce Brachey
Eugene Dutrow
East Third Street
M.A. Snyder
Bernard Mertel
O. J. Heine
Keenstin
Minn
Dale
Hi Crutchman
Roger Nusbaum
Bit. Airy
Amos S. Gossard
Orlando
Fie
Baltimore arrests and a roadworker death reported
Eight overnight arrests in Baltimore area include four colored persons from Baltimore with disturbing the peace and noise charges. Other detainees face intoxication and indecent exposure counts as officers Phebus Simmons Haines made the arrests. Annapolis reports Maurice Dove a 60 year old Harwood road worker killed in a pit accident when pinned between a truck and a steam shovel.
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Baltimore
Samuel
Catherine Smith
William J. Smith
Ben Phebus
Charles Burras
Arnold Simmons
Walter Funk
Park Amills
John Schrey
Colored
Broadway
Charles Runkles
Monrovia
LeRoy Thompson
Olored
Five and Half Street
Sgt
Phebus
Simmons
Raymond Haines
Annapolis
Maurice Dove
Harwood
Mt. Zion
Rising Food Costs Drive Protests Nationwide
Protests against high living costs grow as food prices rise in New York Chicago and Washington. Officials plan meatless days, DC urges voluntary two meatless days weekly, while St Louis considers price-fixing probes. Bourbon mothers confront hearings as steers hit 1947 records in Chicago markets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
New York
Chicago
District of Columbia
Martin H. Kennelly
St. Louis
Aloys P. Kaufmann
U.S
Boston
Omaha
Chicago Board of Trade
Taft Sees Civic Pickets Boost Presidential Prospects
Senator Taft travels toward San Diego for a rally as union pickets jeer him in Los Angeles. GOP hopeful gains from boos as he weighs 1938 presidential bid and tests support before returning to Ohio to decide on active campaign.
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San Diego
Taft
Rohio
Colorado River
Los Angeles
United States
CIO
AFL
Ohio
Senate
Temperature Plunges in 18 Hours to 43 Below
The mercury fell 44 degrees in about 18 hours settling to 43 this morning marking the coldest period since June. Forecasters predict cool, sunny weather into Friday with possible rain if a hurricane moves along the Atlantic coast. Yesterday's high reached 77 degrees. In Japan, floodwaters from Tone river neared Tokyo suburbs with 2,947 dead missing or injured as of tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Tokyo
Tone
Sugar Corn Canning Winding Down in Frederick
Frederick city packers have closed their books on a fair sugar corn season. Two plants shut down with Jenkins Bros Inc to wind up tomorrow. Beetles and corn borers caused major damage. quality lagged though tonnage neared normal. The hot August weather shortened the run to about a month and water use rose sharply without a drought.
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Frederick City
Jenkins Bros., Inc
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for multiple property sales. The Ebert Ice Cream Company sold two parcels at the northwest corner of West Seventh and Bentz to Kennard G Porsier and wife for about 14000. James H White sold to Florence M Saylor a parcel on the east side of Lombard Street in Thurmont for about 8000. Anthony O Phelps sold to Austin J Burdette a 66 acre Glass Works tract in New Market district for about 6000. Charles H Norris sold to Adrian 8 Norris a parcel west of Burns Avenue in an Airy addition of Woodville district for about 5500. J Edgar Bussard sold to Pauline Studebaker Oden about four acres and improvements four and a half miles south of Frederick in Bana district for about 3500.
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Ebert Ice Cream Company
West Seventh and
Bentz Streets
Kennard G. Porsier
James H. White
Florence M. Saylor
Lombard Street
Thurmont
Anthony O. Phelps
Austin J. Burdette
Glass Works
New Market District
Charles H. Norris
Adrian
Norris
Burns Avenue
Mi Airy
Woodville
J. Edgar Bussard
Pauline Studebaker Oden
Frederick
Bana
New Firm To Operate Beverage Concern Here
A new Mission Orange Bottling Company plant will be built at the northwest corner of West Seventh and Bentz streets. Kennard G. Porter, Carlton A. Marvel and Carlton A. Marvel Jr hold the Mission Orange franchise for Washington Frederick and Montgomery counties and plan rapid setup with C. T. Blarvel Sr and son joining management. A permit for the use of the property has been granted.
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Mission Orange Bottling Company
Kennard G. Porter
Carlton A. Marvel
Carlton A. Marvel, Jr
Mission Orange
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Porter
West Chester
C. T
New Corsets May Make Women Gasp For Air
Chicago reports Walter H. Lowy of Formfit Company warns the fashionable "new look" may force women into waist pinching corsets proven harmful decades ago. He says the trend could cause health risks and a misleading push toward the hourglass figure.
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Chicago
Walter H. Lowy
Formfit
Lowy
Proper Air Marking For City Urged
Frederick should be clearly marked to distinguish from airplanes on Skyway No 1. The plan calls painted Frederick on the state armory with longitude and latitude and an arrow toward the new airport. The project aims to mark airports along the 3200 mile Los Angeles to Washington skyway with cities like Frederick and Cumberland represented.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Thomas A. Morris
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd C. Culler
Richard E. Zimmerman
Chamber of Commerce
State Armory
Morris
Washington
Los Angeles
Cumberland
Maryland
Congressional debate grows over foreign aid tied to domestic prices
Washington reports rising calls on Capitol Hill to weigh the foreign aid program against soaring U S prices. Senator Lodge says prices at home and aid abroad are two halves of the same apple while Senator Byrd urges calm and full accounting before new funds under the Marshall plan are approved. The State Department has pressed for a third urgent appeal for aid to a country, arguing its fate hinges on continued assistance before year’s end.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
State Department
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Europe
Byrd
D-Va
Es7rd
Boy Scout Helps Return Lost Purse With Cash Reward
A 12 year old newsboy James Stuckey found a purse at 400 Carroll Parkway containing change and a $50 bill addressed to Mrs. Samuel Freeze. He watched for the lost ad and, upon returning the papers, was praised for honesty. He said he could not do wrong because of Boy Scout principles.
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Samuel Freeze
Carroll Parkway
James Stuckey
South Jefferson
Boy Scout
Miami Storm Rips Florida Coast as Hurricanes Hits Palm Beach
A powerful hurricane battered Florida's east coast on September 17 with winds over 100 mph. Miami area suffers outages as the storm drives thousands to shelters while Palm Beach braces for the core and Lake Okeechobee faces dike concerns. Coast Guard rescues stall amid high seas and wrecked aircraft.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Florida East Coast
Delray Beach
West Palm Beach
Coast Guard
Gr. A. M. Bosworth
Richard Marshall
Frank Martin-Vague
New Orleans
Florida
Palm Beach
Lake Okeechobee
John Kirk
Beach
Holidays For Schools Listed By Frederick County Board
Frederick County Board of Education approves a 16 day Christmas New Year break and a five day Easter shutdown. The calendar starts with the Frederick Fair on October 3 and includes teachers meetings October 30 31 and November 1. Thanksgiving falls on November 27 28 with Christmas vacation ending January 5. Easter runs March 24 to March 30. The fiscal year ends June 9 with make up days noted due to last winter storm.
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Frederick County
Teachers’ Association
Demonstration in Italy Prepares for Nationwide Action
Rome reports 2,000,000 workers already on strike as Italy gears up for a Saturday mass demonstration against high living costs. Leaders expect hundreds of thousands in public squares with the event dubbed a hunger march by Rome papers. Di Vittorio and Isenni deny imminent revolution, saying strikes reflect misery and are led by labor across parties. Food prices have more than doubled in six months.
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Rome
Italy
Giuseppe di Vittorio
Helian Confederation of Labor
Pietro Isenni
Socialist Party
di Vittorio
Baltimore Extended Forecast for Sept 17
The Weather Bureau outlines Maryland long range conditions with increasing clouds and warmer temperatures through Wednesday. Rain moves in over southeastern Maryland on Thursday, with diminishing showers by Thursday night. Friday turns fair and warm, Saturday showers, then Sunday fair and cooler with northeast to northwest wind shifts.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Mary
Chesapeake Bay
Forrestal Becomes Nation's First civilian Defense Secretary
Washington reports James V. Forrestal assumed the role as the first civilian head of the Defense Department overseeing the Army Navy and Air Forces. He took office Sept 17 signaling a new civilian control of the military in the United States.
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Forrestal
Washington
James V. Forrestal
Defense
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Trieste Calms After Four Days of Rioting
After a tense period in Trieste three people were killed and nearly 100 injured in clashes between Slavs and Italians. Yugoslav troops barred entry to the U N British northern zone, with an American outpost noting a routine crossing toward their southern occupation area as calm returned.
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Trieste
Ptihe
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