City To Seek Federal Funds For New Airport
Frederick moves to obtain federal aid under a seven year program totaling 500 million dollars for airport development. A national plan will be announced December 1 and local applications start November 1. Maryland must clear funds with the state before release, and sponsors must show matching funds and operation plans.
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Frederick
Fhneity
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Congress
CAA
Maryland
Tyre
Stronger Position For U S In Pacific Urged
Five touring House Military Committee members returning from a six week Far Eastern trip urge stronger U S military and political defenses in the Pacific with a plan to build a ring within striking distance of Russia. They insist the stance is not belligerent and will be formalized in a later report. Separately, city police report several arrests including Booker Burrell for intoxication and two AWOL cases from military posts in New Jersey. Bank clearings for the week ended Wednesday reached 14 028 520 009, the second highest weekly total this year.
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Washington
America
Pacific
House Military Committee
Russia
Soviet Union
John E. Sheridan
D-Pa
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Taney Home Transferred To County Historical Society
The Roger Brooke Taney home and slave quarters on South Bentz Street were deeded to the Historical Society of Frederick County, Inc. by the Roger Brooke Taney Home, Inc., with Judge Delaplaine gifting numerous Taney related personal property. The society plans to preserve the property as a historic shrine and form a special committee to manage operation and maintenance.
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Roger Brooke Taney
South Bentz Street
The
Historical Society of
Frederick County, Inc
United States
Charles F. Bowers
Historical Society
Bower
Schley
Frederick
Key
Taney
Meledean
Alice Taney
John Brown
the Historical Society
Francis Scott Key
Georgetown
Eleanor Potts
Baltimore
San Francisco
Alpheus H. Favour
Arizona
Thomas Johnson J
Rose Hill
Tran
Speee Iattine Eyes
Francis Scott
Judge Delaplaine
Roben
Abraham Lincoln
Bowers
Deadly poison sparks fear in postwar weapons talk
Washington reports three sources discuss a new ultra potent poison. Secretary Wallace hints at radioactive gas in policy letter while Dr. Gerald Wendt describes a super deadly toxin able to kill all Americans and Canadians with one ounce. Army Chemical Corps chief Alden Waitt confirms work on toxic agents with extraordinary potential.
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Washington
Sept
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Truman
Gerald Wendt
United States
Canada
Alden H. Waitt
Army
Chemical Corps
Waitt
Schenectady
N. Y
Wendt
Science Illustrated
Waitl
Teen dance to kick off fall winter season at gym
The Always M C A sponsored club for teens hosts its first dance of the fall winter season Friday night from nine to twelve in the gymnasium. Music by Clark Sheetenheim's Modernairs. Arrangements by Hi Y Clubs. Chaperones include Herman Hauver Frederick High School Hi advisor Mr and Mrs Warner L Brittain Mr and Mrs Alvin G Quinn. About 250 members enrolled.
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Vnasium
Clark Sheetenheim
Modernairs
Herman Hauver
Frederick High School
Warner L. Brittain
Alvin G. Quinn
Brittain
Quinn
Always
Night theft targets filling station on Ballenger Creek Pike
Thieves entered the Richard Miller filling station at the Ballenger Creek pike and Route 340 overnight, forcing a side door and making off with about 18 dollars from a cash drawer. The store opened at 10 30 this morning and deputies Rhoads and Stone are investigating. George Barr, veteran NL umpire, is reported resting comfortably at St Elizabeth Hospital after a heart attack during the New York Chicago game.
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Richard Miller
Ballenger Creel Pike
Route 340
Paul
Rhoads
R. F. Stone
New York
St. Elizabeth Hospital
George Barr
New York Chicago
Chou En Lai quits Nanking peace talks
Chou En Lai, China’s No. 2 Communist, says he has quit the Nanking peace negotiations. He criticizes U.S. and Soviet policies, warns a third world war could revive Japanese imperialism in China, and states the Communists would fight regardless of U.S. aid to the Kuomintang. He would return to Shanghai to resume talks only if Chiang Kai-shek agrees to reconvene the military committee of three.
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Shanghai
Chou En- Lai
Nanking
China
Chou
Kuomintang
United States
Russia
Yather Ian Chnese
Taiwan
Manchuria
United Nations Security Council
America
Communist Party
United Nations
Kalgan
Harbin
Hwaiyin
Churchill urges united Europe to pair France and Germany
In Zurich Winston Churchill urged a partnership between France and Germany and argued a United States of Europe would not conflict with the United Nations. He spoke on unity, warned the atom bomb’s future potential, and said the League of Nations failed due to member states abandoning it. The text notes Europe’s potential prosperity if united.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Winston Churchill
University of Zurich
France
Germany
Europe
United Nations
Britain
United States of Europe
League of Nations
League
United States
Fly Expects Ship Strike To End
New York reports that James L. Fly grants an arbitration award in the Nations Maritime Union case. The ruling allows immediate resumption of all shipping activities with wage increases of 5 to 10 dollars monthly for seagoing personnel and calls for rapid return to work. Fly said no further paralysis is needed and will reinstate striking workers on the West Coast.
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New York
James L. Fly
The
Nations Maritime Union
CIU
Placamare Bean
Afpp
Fly
Meat Decontrol Plea From Lewis Hits Washington
John L. Lewis urged the Price Decontrol Board to lift meat price controls citing mine closures in Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky and a spreading meat shortage. He warned the OPA policy hinders meat distribution to mining areas and urged action to ensure coal and winter supplies.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Decontrol Board
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
OPA
UMW
Decontre
Anniversary Of Tragedy Is Unnoticed By GLENN BABB
The piece notes the long forgotten anniversary of Japan's 1931 Manchurian invasion, its tie to Pearl Harbor, and the ongoing Chinese civil war in Manchuria. It discusses General Chiang Kai-shek and Chen Cheng's Mukden visit, the nationalist campaign against communists, and the broader Cold War context with Soviet neutrality.
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Glenn Babbap
Butte
Manchuria
Japan
HiLer
Poland
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Albania
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Pearl Harbor
Mukden
Manchurian
South Manchuria
Beliief
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chen Cheng
Kuling
Harbin
Kalgan
Inner Mongolia
Russia
Fire Near Nurses Dressing Room At Colley Memorial Hospital
A fire in the Colley Memorial Hospital laird area near the nurses dressing room was controlled quickly with no injuries among 123 patients. James Richard Brown ten, of Thurmont, was hospitalized for a fractured leg after his bicycle was struck by a northbound car on Route 15 near Thurmont. The driver Glenn D. Rohrbough remained at the scene. no charges filed. Deeds recorded include sale of 18 South Maple Avenue in Brunswick to the American Legion Post 96 for about 7500 and Mt. Pleasant district parcels totaling about 8 acres for around 4000.
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Portland
Ore
Laird Afaor
Colley Memorial Hospital
James Richard Brown
Thurmont
Frederick City
Brown
Nevih
Glenn D. Rohrbough
Hanover
A. DB. Hasenbuhler
W. Claude Lutman
Steadman- Keenan Post
American Leegion
Brunswick
South Maple Avenue
William T. Biser
W. Paul Etzler
Teviy Road
Mt. Pleasant
Four Power Decision All One United States Says
The United States told the Italian political commission that the four power agreement on Trieste and the Yugoslav frontier is an indivisible program. Ambassador Dunn called for a truly free Trieste with security guarantees. Debates covered boundaries and the Morgan Line, with Brazil abstaining on a border proposal. Canada urged a free stat e tribunal akin to the IJC for frontier disputes.
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Trieste
James C. Dunn
U. S
Italy
United States
Free Territory
Foreign Ministers Council
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Brazil
Belgium
China
Canada
Brooke Claxton
Project Free State Tribunal
Gay Ana Hwinaleee
International Joint Commission
Rites Held Monday For Late Dr. D. E. Remsberg
Funeral services in Roanoke Virginia for Dr Daniel E Remsberg native of Middletown Valley who died of angina pectoris aged 72 two weeks after his brother Prof Charles H Remsberg passed away He practiced medicine in Frederick then served as physician for the Pennsylvania Railroad later reorganizing medical service for the Norfolk and Western Railroad He is survived by his wife former Miss Helen Hilton a son George H Remsberg Roanoke a daughter Mrs Raymond C Ryder Interlake New Jersey two brothers George C and Maurice F Remsberg Middletown and several nieces and nephews. Pastures improved and tobacco crop well along in Maryland report Weather Bureau. Diamonds stolen in Tel Aviv raid. loss not believed large.
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Roanoke
Daniel E. Remsberg
Middletown Valley
Charles H. Remsberg
Braddock Heights
Henry C
Mahala
Kefauver Remsberg
Middletown
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Lines
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Frederick
Helen Hilton
Montgomery County
George H. Remsberg
Raymond C. Ryder
Interlaken
N. J
George C
Maurice F. Remsberg
Five Survivors Reported From Belgian Airliner Crash
Five survivors were sighted near the wreckage of a Sabena DC-4 that crashed near Gander Newfoundland. Coast Guard and rescue teams, including Army units, dropped survival kits and moved toward the scene as weather and terrain hindered access.
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En Dork
Newfoundland
New York
Gander
LaGuardia Field
Pan-American Airways
OOCBG
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Trans
World Airlines
Coast. Guard
Tourner, Sapony
Tojo boasted only part of Japan's army could beat the U S
Tokyo report to the war crimes tribunal detailed Axis tensions as Hideki Tojo claimed in 1940 that a portion of Japan's army could crush the United States The prosecution traced German Japanese rivalries and duplicity from 1937 through 1940 noting Germany's shifts on China Manchukuo and the Soviet pact The testimony framed a broader picture of alliance strain and strategic misgivings across the Axis.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Germany
Japan
United States
Tojo
Frank S. Tavenner
Hitler
China
Marco Polo Bridge
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Russia
Soviet Union
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Civil Aeronautics
U. 8
Booker Burrell
Lancaster
Arnold Simmons
Fraak Gil
Montevue
Ben Phebus
James M. Carter
Camp Kilmer
Robert E. Topi
Fort Dix
Phebus
Ellis Carty
Bank “Guearlygs
County Historical Society
Frederick County
Miami
Fla
Marion H. Gilmore
Navy
Microstismograph Center
Naval Instruments
Chile
Gilmore
Richmond Naval Air Station
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Pilling Station
U.s.of E
Churchill
NMU
ATL
Circuit Court
Board of County Commissioners
Portland, Ore
Ty Tarr RE
Dunn
D. E. Remsberg
United States Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Siam
Berlin
McCoy
Great Valley Anthracite Coal Corporation
Rockville
Charles C. Baker
Mount Airy
Edith J. Kemp
Gaithersburg
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