Russia Calls for Removal of Strike Ban in Japan
Soviet Ambassador Panrushkin demanded lifting the American ban on strikes by government workers in Japan at the Far Eastern Commission meeting. He argued the July 27 no strike order by General MacArthur violates Potsdam and FEC aims to foster trade unions, urging revocation and suspension of repressive measures.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
Far Eastern Commission
Pacific
S. Panrushkin
FEC
Douglas MacArthur
Pamrushkin
Potsdam
Tokyo
Moscow
Royall
MacArthur
United States
Supreme Commander
Panyushkin
William Sebald
U. S
Allied
Councll
Trout fishing contest winner earns first prize
Noah F. Headley of Frostburg won first prize in the Potomac Edison Company Employers Association trout contest with a 24 inch German brown trout weighing four pounds eleven ounces. The catch came from Piney Run in Garrett County and earned a Herricks Ibbotson fly and Vernon Deluxe reel. Clifford W. Shelton of Frederick won second prize for a 15.75 inch brook trout in Hunting Creek near Thurmont, receiving a Re-Treev-It fly reel. Bass contest opens with prizes including a True Temper rod and Sheldon reel.
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Noah FR. Headley
Frostburg
Potomac Edison Company
Employer’ Association
Piney Run
Garrett County
Hendley
Herricks Ibbotson
Clifford W Shelton
Frederick
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Hunting Creek
Thurmont
Howard Smith
Ocean City
Sheldon
Community stock drive aims to save Country Club
A five member committee considers selling stock or bonds to raise capital to bid on the Cstectin Country Club property. Owner Herman W. Brown seeks about 560,000, with 164,000 already invested, and a letter to prospective buyers is to go out soon. If funds suffice, a bid may be made. otherwise no negotiation occurs. Actress Ritz Johnson rallies briefly after surgery for head injury, police suspect heavy hair drier. Maryland budget request for state military department totals 1,052,341 over two years, up 399,088. salaries rise 114,152. Thomas Allen Lake born at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Lake Jr, Brunswick.
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Cstectin Country Club
Herman W. Brown
Comemitttee
Manuel ME Weinberg
Clyce H Estes
Ned Zeller
Hether
Baltimore
Maryland Military Department
State Budget Bureau
Thomas Lake, Jr
Brunswick
Radio Schedule Outline From KBCc WBAL WMAL Listings
Radio program grid lists daily lineup with morning news and silent hour blocks then sports, politics, and comedy segments. Notable items include Lowell Thomas repeats, Paul Lavalle band, University Theater, and late night News and Dance hour ending at midnight.
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Xnexws
Abe Newacast
Kiddler
Abe-Weat
Mbs- West
Abe Tale
Cbs
Dhe
Xrbe
Lowell Thomas
Paul Lavalle
Band
Nie
Sweeney
Fat Man
Abe
Sic
Jane Ace
Ciris
University Theater
Ncve
The
Barkx
Sbe
Gabriel
Mbs
Colonels
Mts
Life of
Hiley
Abe Pah
Boxer
Verety
Bea
Vance
Variety
Ionbe
Danclog
Averted Telephone Workers Strike Reaches Agreement
A coast to coast 25 000 telephone workers strike was averted as Western Electric and the Communications Equipment Workers reach a pact. Federal Mediator Thomas Steutel said the settlement delays strike action to allow ratification by members. The deal includes pay raises of nine to 15 cents hourly in some areas and eight to 14 cents in others, covering 43 states and DC. Ernest Weaver says action postponed while ballotings awaited about three weeks. Weaver notes the pact may still face approval despite being the best offered by a Bell System company. Adjustments to expense allowances are included. Negotiations resumed this afternoon after last night talks.
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New York
Western Electric Company
CLO Communication Equipment
Thomas R. Steutel
District of Columbia
Ernest Weaver
Salid
Weaver
Bell System
Weather Summary for September 1917 and 1944 Readings
The report notes none of 24 hour precipitation ending 8:30 am and September to date shows 0.99 inch. September normal is 3.40 inches with 1917 actual 2.32 inches. Excess through Sept 1 is 8.16 inches. Yesterday high 80, low 51. compared with prior year highs 0 and lows 35. Sunsets 7:16 pm, sunrise 6:54 am. Moon rises 7:34 pm, sets 6:44 am. Rivers Monocacy clear at Buckerstown Dam and Potomac clear at Knoxvale.
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Buckerstown
Knoxvale
Republican Women Meet In Baltimore
Leading women of the Maryland Republican Party from across the state met in Baltimore on September 16 to discuss presidential campaign strategy. Speakers included Bertha S. Adkins and Geneva McQuattlers with focus on fundraising. County groups outlined card parties and bene fits to raise funds while emphasizing voter registration efforts.
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Baltimore
Republican Party
Bertha S. Adkins
Salisbury
Blaryland
Buss Geneva McQuattlers
Frederck County
Monttgomery
Harford County
Montgomery County
Baltimore County
Frances J. Kline
Hagers, Town
Maryland Federation of Republican Women
Women's Guild Set Two Day Meeting and Synod Plans
Grace Evangelical and Reformed church Women’s Guild will meet for Christian Citizenship program led by Mrs. Nevin T. R. Waskey with Miss Marie Michael sharing Mexico trip notes. Guild president Mrs. Raymond E. Wilhelm reports Synod Guild session in Frederick September 29 and 30 will involve about 150 women.
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Women’s Guild of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Marie Michael
Mexico
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Synodreal Guild
Frederick
Guild
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Wilhelm
Myrtlin Shoemaker
Women’s Guild
Hood College
Minister Injured By Youth He Befriended
Reverend James Land Ells, a clergyman, may lose an eye after a blow from George Holt, 21, who had lived with the minister for three years and was placed in his custody by juvenile authorities. Holt is held on two counts of mayhem on $3,000 bond. he recently secured a job as a surveyor's assistant.
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Washington
James Land Ells
Episcopal
George Junior Holt
E. E. Ernest
Holt
Ellis
Rev. Ellis
Youth at Clergyman Home Seizes Rifle in Strike
The youth returned to the clergyman's home to retrieve a 22 caliber rifle. Rev. Ellis tried to deter him, but Holt struck the clergyman with the rifle. Ellis, a letter writing instructor at the Navy's Bureau of Ships since last March, was involved in the incident.
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Rev
Ellis
Holt
Navy
Bureau of Ships
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