Survivors Reported Near Wreck of Sabena Plane
Fernand Martens of Sabena said word from Gander Newfoundland indicated more survivors than previously reported had been sighted near the wreck of the trans Atlantic airliner that crashed near Gander Lake with 44 aboard. Coast Guard planes reported fog and a rescue effort continued as ground crews and an Army doctor led evacuations to hospital.
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Fernand Martens
Sabena Airlines
Gander
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Martens
Coast Guard Neri Avieul
Coast Guard
Work Gander Airport
Nifd
U. S. Army
Gander Lake
Here
Martin
Argentia
Court News and Local Departures in Frederick County
Foreclosure bill of complaint against Maggie Brightwell in equity. Marriage licenses recorded for Gilbert Rearke and Vera Duckworth, plus Louis Sapoznick and Ida Roach divorce details. Property deeds listed for Velma Bohner to Virgil Russell and others. transfers involving the American Legion post and Frederick County records. AWOL charge for Pvt. Marshall F. Oden at Fort McClellan. local ** Ridgely King and Sylvester Posey detained on intoxication and disturbing the peace respectively. John Doe listed for intoxication.
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Court News Equity
Harvey A. Harrington, Jr
Maggie Brightwell
Gilbert M. Rearke
Spring Church
Vera J. Duckworth
Vandergrift
Louis Sapoznick
Arlington
Ida V. Roach
Barboursville
Velma A. Bohner
Virgil P. Russell
Marshall F. Oden
Frederick
Fort McClellan
Ala
Austin Heffner
Ridgely King
Sylvester Posey
John Doe
Joint Meeting Of Clubs On Monday
The Zonta Club plans a joint meeting of service clubs Monday evening at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Dr Reuben G Steinmeyer of the University of Maryland will discuss Can We Build A Better Peace. Mrs Nan Hoderick brought the club last Monday. George Cochran Doub and Judge Thomas Waxter spoke on child welfare work and funding needs in Maryland. Charles McC Mathias, president of the local society, was a guest.
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Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Reuben G. Steinmeyer
University of Maryland
Dr. Steinmeyer
Nan Hoderick
George Cochran Doub
Maryland State Children’s Aid Society
Thomas Waxter
Department of Public Welfare
Baltimore City
Maryland
Frederick County
Te Caharen’s Aid Society
Charles McC. Mathias
Louis Is Paid 803 A Second After Knockout
New York Sept 18 Joe Louis was paid 803.11 per second for his knockout of Tami Mauriello in 2 minutes 9 seconds as promoter Mike Jacobs outlined shares from a net of 259029 after taxes. Jacobs planned a 1947 eliminator lineup while Louis skipped the pay ceremony to attend charity and golf.
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New York
Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
T-H-E
Mike Jacobs
Awai Iad
Bronx
Tami
Mike
Joe
Jacobs
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Elmer
Ray
Joe Baksi
Joey Maxim
Bruce Woodesck
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Louis
Frederick Concert Association reaches capacity membership
The Frederick Community Concert Association filled its membership in three days, 48 hours before the drive deadline, with a waiting list to accommodate next year. Led by Mrs. Victor Palmer and the Junior Civic Club, the drive saw unprecedented public support, and local officials plan to select winter artist lineup at a meeting tonight with Harold Welch of Columbia Concerts, Inc.
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Victor Palmer
Frederick
Ia Civic Club
Daimer
Concert Association
Harold Welch
Columbia Concerts, Inc
Association
The
Welch
New York Cast Arrives For Snow White at Frederick High
A 30 member New York cast with orchestra arrived in Frederick by bus to perform Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Frederick High School. The operetta in six scenes funds the city recreation program and features solo numbers, a ballerina, and dance ensembles sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club.
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New York
Frederick
Frederick High School
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Growing Of Dahlias Is Minister's Hobby
Rev. G. Ernest Wunder, minister of the Thurmont Methodist charge, tends dahlias as a hobby alongside duties for four churches. He finds it a good, clean, interesting pursuit rooted in lifelong interest in horticulture and other lovely plants.
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G. Ernest Wunder
Thurmont
Dahlias and education noted in late 1940s feature
A Baltimore area gardener Rev Wunder shares details of his 100 variety exhibition dahlias and naming a scarlet floriform cultivar Ruth Wunder. The article also covers Dr. Reddick’s education speech at a college event urging action and character, plus a 496 enrollment record and faculty updates.
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Ruth Wunder
Rey
Baltimore Dahlia Society
American Dahlia Society
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Hood College opens 54th academic year address on character
Dr. Oliver Reddick head of economics and sociology spoke to Hood College at Hrod Beck Hall last evening to inaugurate the fifty fourth year. President Henry Irvin Stahr presided as Reddick noted the theme Ivory Towers in an Earthquake and opened with a question once posed to Dr. Henry Noble McCracken.
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Vassar College
Dr. Reddick
U. S
Canale
Reddick
Stahr
Oliver Reddick
Hood College
Hrodbeck Hall
Henry Irvin Stahr
Ivory Towers
Henry Noble McCracken
Many To Feel Trial Results
Nuernberg September 1 Never in history have so many persons been directly affected by the outcome of a trial as seven indicted Nazi organizations at the International Military Tribunal. No exact figures available, but an authoritative estimate put the number of potential defendants at least a million. These include former members of the Elite Guard, Security Police, Gestapo, General Staff and High Command, Reich Cabinet, Political Leadership Corps, and Hitler's Brown Shirts.
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Nuernberg
Tribunal Verdicts and Criminal Findings
When the Tribunal stands down its verdicts and organizations are deemed criminal, it does not imply immediate punishment for every former member. Responsibility may depend on individual cases, evidence, and applicable law as authorities pursue accountability.
Foreclosure Order in Frederick County Equity Case No 15981
The Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland orders publication to warn all interested parties and heirs to appear by November 28 1948 to redeem properties in New Market Petersville and Jefferson districts described as shares of land totaling approximately 35 acres assessed to named owners including Maggie Brightwell Annie T. Tyler Mary M Exworthy Charles W Cummings George W Kernodle and James Hall with a final decree foreclosing all redemption rights and vesting title in the plaintiff. Also notice of an Off Sale beer and wine license application for Rippeon’s Store Woodville District Mt Airy with exceptions due within one week and a hearing to be scheduled by the License Commissioner Richard M Zacharias.
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Equity
Frederick County
Maryland
Harvey A. Harrington
Maggie Brightwell
Annie T. Tyler
Mary M. Exworthy
Peerless State Company
Charles W. Cummings
George W. Kerhodic
James Hall
James H. Falk
New Market District
Petersville
Jefferson District
Annie T.tyler
Mew
George W. Kernodle
Circuit Court
Patric
M. Schnauffer
Holden S. Felton
Harvey F. Rippeon
Mt. Airy
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Court House
Richard M. Zacharias
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