CIO Votes To End Maritime Union Strike
New York reports the National Maritime Union CIO seamen voted to end the 11 day strike at midnight and return to work. They accept a negotiated wage increase of 5 to 10 dollars monthly to match AFL seamen, totaling about 25 million in wage gains nationwide. Curran announced the settlement and urged ports to resume normal shipping promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Maritime Union
CIO
AFL
Ayno
Joseph M. Curran
National Maritime Anion
NMU Agemcess
Ags
Curran
Fly
Frank J. Taylor
American Merchant Marine Institute
U. S. Maritime Commission
NMU
U. S
Four Hurt In Wreck East Of Frederick
Four people were injured, one seriously, when two cars collided head on on Route 40 in front of the Sycamore filling station near East of Frederick. Injured were J J. James RutIards 68 Webster Mills McConnelsville Pa broken nose and cheek bone Spiker William Claude Ellicott City lacerated head and arms Mrs Alta Woner Jessup Md lacerated head and arms Homer D Campbell Jessups Md bruises Howell Harpers Ferry W Va charged with failing to keep right of center as investigators removed the injured to Frederick City Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
East O' Pearl
Frederick Caty Hospital
J . James Rutiards
Webster Mills
McConnelsville
William Claude Spiker
Ellicott City
Alta Woner
Jessup
Homer D. Campbell
Jessups
Lge
Charles Howell
Harpers Secty
W. Va
Spiker
Richard
Howell
Charles W. Mageha
Sergi W. W. Corbin
A . Hasenbuhler
L. M
Hearing Set for Subdivision Plans October 7
City Planning Commission set October 7 for a preliminary hearing on a subdivision west of O Possum town Pike near West Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. HB Patrick Turner proposes extending Fairview avenue to meet O Possumtown Pike at West Thirteenth and extending West Twelfth westward. The panel approved the South Catechin Park subdivision east of South Jefferson and south of the old Salvage Center. Preliminary approval was given for a Camp Detrick plot with a ten foot walkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
O'Possumtown Pike
West Twelfth
West Thirteenth Streets
Patrick Turner
Fairview Avenue
West Thirteenth Street
Local Girl Sells Show Horse For One Thousand Dollars
Miss Margaret E Bitzer of Frederick, after buying Melody at a Groveton Virginia horse show for one dollar, sold the show mare to the original owner for nearly one thousand. The sale funds arrive as she prepares for freshman year at Bishop Lee College, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Bitzer
East Church Street
Frederick
Groveton
Melody
Fis
Miltos i Bitzer
Alexandria
Miss Bitzer
Bishop Lee College
Boston
Mass
Guam Raked By Typhoon
A 100 mile per hour typhoon battered Guam cutting power and wrecking most vehicles. Roofs were ripped from Quonset huts and many residents evacuated to larger buildings. Command reported war-time bases hardened but vulnerable with emergency rations issued. aircraft sent south and ships ordered to sea as the storm passed north of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
U. S
Far Pacific
Navy
Navy Command
Weather Central
S. W. Betts
Rota
Tinisa
Saipan
Palau
Soviet Russia Uses Veto Power Again
Lake Success Sept 20 Soviet Russia vetoed an American Security Council resolution calling for an on the spot investigation along Greece northern border. The veto defeated the measure despite affirmative votes with Poland and also voting against the proposal while Australia abstained. The council had earlier rejected a Soviet resolution urging Greece to cease provocations on the Albanian frontier and to terminate persecution of national minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Greece
Poand
Australia
Council
Indictments From September Grand Jury Named Individuals
The September grand jury named multiple defendants including James Francis Wigeil of Emmitsburg for murder, Robert Ralph Working of Brunswick for assault and battery, Nellie May Stoneburner near Burkitsville for assault and battery, Edward August Heinzarligh of Baltimore for false pretense and petty larceny, Raymond Odell Coates of Baltimore for breaking and entering larceny and receiving stolen goods, Adam William Smith near Kemptown for assault with intent to kill and assault and battery, Daniel Elmore Williams in this city for breaking and entering and larceny, John E. Ridenour in this city for false pretense, Milton F. Stevens of Rockville for bigamy, Dorothy Naomi Mattia of Baltimore for bigamy, Delbert B. Ward of Principio for grand larceny, Lewis L. Delauder of Lander for bastard y, Earlston C. Brown for bastardy, Werman R. Thompson in this city for assault and battery, and Marshall DeGrange in this city for bastardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Septemer Grand Jury
James Francis Wigeil
Emmitsburg
Robert Ralph Working
Brunswick
Nellie May Stoneburner
Burkitsville
Edward August Heinzarlihg
Baltimore
Raymond Odell Coates
Tols
Adam William Smith
Kemptown
Daniel Elmore Williams
This City
Marceny
John E. Ridenour
Milton F. Stevens
Rockville
Dorothy Naomi Mattia
Delbert B. Ward
Princippio
Lewis L. Delauder
Lander
Earlston C. Brown
Werman R. Thompson
Marshall DeGrange
Two Schools To Offer Conservation Course
Annapolis Sept 20 The Department of Research and Education will offer this fall at University of Maryland and Western Maryland College an Audited Locacy course with lectures on minerals soils forests fisheries and wildlife. Field trips cover practical resource use near College Park Westminster and Baltimore. Open to graduates undergraduates in service teachers within 25 miles and aim to expand statewide. Also notes past courses reached over 200 teachers and mentions 2.5 billion pounds of sausage consumed annually in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Department of Research and Education
University of Maryland and Western Maryland
College Park
Westminster
Baltimore
Lormel
Failed To Heed Sirens Forfeited Bonds In Police Court
A preacher named Mathias of Ma thias West Virginia faced a $1645 collateral forfeiture after failing to yield to sirens blocking an emergency response to a personal injury crash near Sycamore Filling Station. He refused to appear for trial as officers cited him for hampering an ambulance and state police car. Other cases included hunting fines, drunkenness sentences, and a ten day jail for Posey. Police warned motorists to stop obstructing emergency vehicles, noting a five car wreck near Frederick Junction. A separate bond issue kept Allen Heffner’s $1,000 bond posted after a wartime injury case. Modern trolley coaches debuted in 1823 in the United States.
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Wendell Calowell Mathias
Mathias
W. Va
Alton Y. Bennett
Lauren M. Ridge
Sycamore Filling Station
Raenhde Mawr
Frederick Junction
Charles W Magaha
Keyser
Durward W. Kettells
Gily Pans
Bennett
Brunswick
Colliusion
Feagaville
Hammy" Gill
Ytu
Posey
Ice Street
Seventh Street Pike
Harold G. Henninger
Lehigh
Dan Swomley
Douglas Williams
Middletown
Walter Wachter
Booker Burrell
Ridgley King
Hunter Held After Another Is Killed
Cumberland Sept 20 Robert Hulings 28 Cresaptown is being held in Allegany County Jail over the fatal shooting of Vernon R Hkeafer 59 Cresaptown farmer on Dan's Mountain this morning State's Attorney Morgan C Harris said Hulings will be arraigned in magistrates court tomorrow morning and the court will be asked to hold him for action by the grand jury Harris urged action to stop annual hunting accidents and promiscuous shooting this is the third hunting accident in this area since the season opened Monday Also brief Civil Service exam notice stating an examination for probationary stenographers and other appointments in the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners and Camp Detrick and Veterans Administration hiring in Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Robert Hulings
Cresaptown
Allegany County
Vernon R. Hkeafer
Dan's Mountain
Morgan Charris
Huling
Harris
Lemuel D. Crone
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Frederick
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Peland
North Carolina
Heiress Evalyn Reynolds Found Dead in Washington
Evalyn McLean Reynolds 25, heiress to the Hope Diamond, wife of former Senator Robert R. Reynolds, was found dead at the family home in Washington. She had suffered ill health for some time. Born November 16, 1921, she married Reynolds on October 9, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Evalyn McLean Reynolds
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Robert R. Reynolds
Reynolds
North Carolina
Maryland Sets Up School Lunch Program In Two Counties
The Maryland Department of Education announced the public school lunch program is operating in Alleghany and Montgomery counties with plans to expand. State supt Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr said the program aims to provide nutritious inexpensive lunches to about 300000 pupils. Main hurdle is sanitation standards for cafeteria facilities delaying full participation pending building and renovation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Department of Education
Allegany
Montgomery
Thomas G. Pullen
Maryland
Congress
Baltifore City
Octoner i
Pullen
Health Department
Four Killed In Washington B-25 Crash At Airport
A twin engine B 25 bomber based at Langley Field crashed during an emergency landing at Washington National Airport causing four deaths and two injuries. The aircraft carried six men from Langley Field, two injured were Capt Brad ford W Lawrence and Capt Myrick S Hilsman. Names of the deceased were not released pending next of kin notification.
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Washington
Sept
Washington National Airport
Army Airways
Army Air Force
75Th Aaf
Langley Field
War Department
Bradford W. Lawrence
Pentagon
Pall River
Mass
Myrick S. Hilsman
Langley View
Department
Hilsman
Lawrence
Army
Braddock Community Show Dates Set At Grange Hall
Braddock hosts a three day community show at Braddock Grange Hall October 16 17 with entrants from Braddock and nearby Grange members. Grange and Braddock Women’s Club provide 25 percent of prize money while 73 percent comes from the State Extension Service. Mrs Roy Cline chairs the show with Miss Grace Summers and Mrs Charles Main assisting. Entries other than baked goods due by October 15 evening. Food and refreshments plus bingo planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Braddock Grange
Braddock Grange Hall
The
Grange
Braddock Women's Club
State Extension Service
Roy Cline
Genera
Grace Rebecca Summers
Charles Main
Women's Club
Jailed in Default After Failing to Pay Fine
William Hutzell of Brunswick began a 30 day jail term after magistrate Howard Marvin Jones imposed a $15 fine for public intoxication on a Friday. He started serving Friday evening in Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Howard Marvin Jones
William Hutzell
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Hester Sr
Allen’s
Allen’s Corner Market and
Second Sts
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Garland Stewart
Blue Island
Chicago
Stewart
Cherie Oberly
Nadia Oberly
Oberly
Algiers
Africa
William Oberly
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Howze
Casablanca
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
ASCAP
Crone
Camp Detrick
Winchester Hall
Winston-Salem
Beth
South Market
of Willys Univ. Jeep
Packard Sales & Service
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Hagerstown
Peter. H. Samios
Ett
Samigs
Kytherian Brotherhood
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Order
Episcopal Church
DU Barry Cosmetics
Allen
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick, MB
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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