Plan To Renovate County Jail Approved In Frederick
The Frederick County Commissioners accepted a plan by AEna State Department of Pit Improvements for large scale jail renovations. The project aims to gut the second floor modify cells into dormitories with modern steel cages and a public lobby, slated to begin after spring with completion anticipated in stages.
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Board of County Commissioners
Aena State Department
Frederick County
County Cortoners
Sherif
Guy Angers
Wallace Heidi
Baltimore
Charles F. Bowers
Ixpe
Theta
Conthe
Western Powers united on Berlin policy amid Kremlin talks
London reports say the United States Britain and France are in absolute agreement on a Berlin policy and a joint plan if talks fail. Foreign Secretary Bevin told Parliament no release yet but said consultations continue in Paris and a last note to Russia may be drafted to secure a settlement.
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London
Unitedates
Briate
France
Moscow
Berlin
Emes
Kremlin
Stalin-and -Foreigs
Molotov
Bevin
House of Commons
Paris
Parisi
Russia
United States
Britain
Secret Soviet Bloc Conference Suspected in Russia
Washington reports say Western diplomats suspect a secret conference of top Soviet bloc officials is under way or recently concluded in Russia. Eastern European leaders are missing from capitals, and Molotov may have met other satellites while Molotov skipped the Paris UN Assembly.
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Washington
Russia
U. S
Molotov
Paris
United Nations General Assembly
Anna Pauker
Romania
George Dimitrov
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for property sales. Thomas Clark and Mrs. Clark sold to Mr. and Mrs. John L. De Grange a 109 acre farm in Liberty district on the south side of New Liberty road for about 19500 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sailor sold acres and improvements in Water Street area for about 15009 dollars. Oliver E. We and Mrs. John A sold a property in Blue Ridge Summit for around 3000 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith sold to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert T. Friese a building lot of about 8 percent of an acre along Ridge road for about 1500 dollars.
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Thomas Clark
John L. DeGrange
Liberty District
New Liberty Road
Lee R. Sailor
T 'Oni
Oliver E. We
Blue Ridge Summit
John A
S. Charles F. Ford
Mekhi Troy Street
Mir
Edgar BR. Smith
Rizz
Gilbert T. Friese
Brando Heishis
High Nob
Breddock District
Registration Days in Frederick County for Election
Registration days prior to the presidential election in Frederick County are September 25 and Grieber 5. Polls open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for new and transferred voters. October 12 is revision day. If not registered on or before October 5 you cannot vote in the November election.
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Frederick County
Remains of Local Soldier Returned From Pacific Camp
The body of Pvt. Frederick Dansberger, a local man and early World War II casualty, has been brought back from a Japanese prison camp in the Philippines for interment. He was 24, served in the Army Signal Corps on Bataan, listed as missing after Corregidor fell, later declared dead in 1943 and awarded the Purple Heart. His remains were aboard the transport Sergeant Morris E. Crain with 3,536 American dead.
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Pvt
Re. Dansberger
Frederick
Pacific
Sergeacnt
Morris E. Crain
Department of the Army
Maryland
Frederick County
Army
Pri. Dansberger
G. William Dansberger
City
Camp Odonnell
Philippines
United States
Manila
War Department
Prt
Dansberger
Camp O'Donnell
Luzon
Frederick Man
Philippi
Japan
Army Signal
Frederick Highberger
Walkersville To Build New Fire House And Community Hall
Walkersville volunteers authorize erection of a new fire house and town hall on Main street. They purchase a lot 80 by 300 feet from Dr and Mrs Easterday as site, with plans for two engines and a second floor meeting hall.
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Walkersville
Pennsylvania Avenue
S. Easterday
West Powers Give Soviet Another Week Paris Sept 22
Western powers offered the Soviet Union one more week to reach a Berlin crisis agreement before addressing the United Nations. U S Secretary of State George C Marshall with Bevin and Jaigneau discussed a four power directive to military commanders in Germany. A next week meeting may decide on the Berlin blockade and related UN Security Council issues.
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Paris
Soviet Union
United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
United States
France
Moscow
Lini Af. Molotov
Soutcess Sa
Germany
Berlin
U. S
George C. Marshall
Ernest Bevin
Forad
Security Council
Edmbassador
Yves Jaigneau
Watkins Acres Progress Ahead of Schedule in Frederick
Construction at Watkins Acres in the western Frederick suburbs advances faster than planned. One building may be ready for occupancy around October 15 as six buildings with four to six apartments rise, with three nearly roofed and a fourth ready for roofing. Assurances on sewer and water mains by October 15 depend on utilities, and temporary access will serve until roads are finished. Units will include electrical systems and automatic garbage disposal in each kitchen.
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Watkins Acres
Frederick
Asa H. Watkins
Watkins
James Guilty First Degree Murder Charge
James Eugene H. James, 31, was convicted of first degree murder in the knife slaying of 11 year old Marsha Brill on July 6. Judge Herman M. Moser found him sane at the time, saying James acted under compulsive hostility to immature females. The court called him a dangerous, defective delinquent and pending appeal motions.
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Baltimore
Eugene H. James
Jenitor
Marsha Brill
Herman M. Moser
James
Siosers
How To Burp A Baby In Hartford Pamphlet
A Connecticut health department pamphlet explains a burping method to support a baby’s posture. It recommends placing the infant across the mother’s lap with the head above the feet and a gentle back stroke to reduce sagging and aid growth.
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Hartford
Conn
Ealth Department
Baby
Hood College set to inaugurate Dr Andrew Truxal as president
Hood College will inaugurate Dr Andrew G Truxal as president on its Frederick campus with a theater ceremony and Meyran Hall reception. Johns Hopkins president Isaiah Bowman will give the inaugural address, with other speakers from state church and higher education groups. Dr Truxal, formerly of Dartmouth, led curriculum changes and veteran counseling there. Detailing of the program will follow.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Thar
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Jane McCarrell
Gambrill
Meyran Hall
Truxal
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Trunal
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Hanover
Selectmen
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
New England
Truxall
Franklin and Marshall Colege
Seminary of the
Lancaster
Columbia Universit
Franklin and Marshall College
Four-Cent Chase Hospitalized After Middle Alley Fray
In Frederick an old colored offender known as Four-Cent Chase was taken to the Frederick Memorial Hospital with a serious stab wound to the left abdomen and additional cuts after a late night fight in Middle Alley. Police reported blood flowed in the street and noted multiple injuries. A woman, Mary Williams, also was hospitalized briefly with several cuts. Authorities charged Chase and prepared warrants against others. several arrests were reported with bail set.
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George
Frederick
Frederick Biermorial Hospital
Middle Alley
Mary Wiliams
Woman's House Hospital
Chase
John W. Crone
Austin Arnold
Aiarket
Albert E Pier
St Kanede
Burras
Weather Bureau Moves to Trailer Office in Frederick
A Weather Bureau office will operate from a trailer at the airport grounds after the old State Police building lease expires. Officials say a trailer will handle public service duties by phone until the terminal building is ready in about 60 days. The move follows a New York ruling against extending the current lease and aims to maintain weather service access for citizens. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler reports the city is securing a trailer and telephone service to ensure uninterrupted operation.
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Frederick
New City
Weather Bureau
Onlce 2
New York
State Police
Route 40
Baughman
Fingerprints On Death Car Are Studied in Maryland
Glen Burnie Sept 22 Fingerprints from a death car a blood spotted road map and a futile trip with mine detectors highlighted police efforts to solve the killing of Mary Christine Kline and her boyfriend John H Mahlan. Both bodies were found near Annapolis after they went out on a date Friday night. Mahlan had been shot and beaten. Police studied a blood stained highway map found a mile from Mahlan’s abandoned car. the map showed a line from Glen Burnie to York Pa. Mahlan’s father identified the map and recalled the trip. Officers obtained fingerprints from Mahlan and sent them to Washington for analysis as investigators combed the area for buried weapons or other clues. A 21 year old man is held for questioning about a separate theft matter. Funeral services for Mahlan and Kline are set in Glen Burnie.
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Glen Burnie
Mary Christine Kline
Mary
John H. Mahlan
Annapolis
Boil
Delaware
Bridgeville
Del
Maryland
Seaford
Anne Arundel County
John H. Souers
Mahian
Lipin’s
York
Mahlan
Souers
Washington
Marler Creek
German Editors to Learn American Newspaper Ways in Postwar Program
Fifteen German editors and publishers are brought to the United States for weeks to study American newsroom methods. Under a Rockefeller grant, leaders including Eisenhower arrange residencies at Columbia University and the American Press Institute to observe editors, writers, photo staff, and reporters. They will tour Providence and Washington before interning at U.S. papers to apply lessons back home.
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James Marlow
New York
Hitler
Sher
Germany
Rockefeller Foundation
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Rockefeller
American Press Institute
The
University
Columbia
Institute
Press Institute
Providence
RB. I
Washington
Fall Arrives With Cooler Temps After Rain
A weather summary notes a cool morning as autumn nears with rain totaling 0.77 inches for September. Water levels at Fishing Creek reservoir sit three feet four inches below top, while Monocacy River near Buckeystown Dam runs muddy. Potomac near Knoxville remains clear.
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Frank Weddle
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Eatlier Bureau
Monocacy
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Knoxville
Hurricane Aims At Florida Citrus Belt
A hurricane packing 100 mph winds moved over Lake Okeechobee and tracked toward central Florida's citrus belt. Gusts reached 160 mph in Key West with 8,300 shelter residents in Miami. Forecasters warned the storm would pass near Clewiston and traverse Lake Okeechobee before heading to Daytona Beach. Several deaths were reported in the Keys and Highlands County refugees sought shelter in Sebring.
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Miami
Fla
Lake Okeechobee
Florida
Flo
Florida Keys
Starn
Kady Norton
Keys
Key West
Truman
White House
Red Cross
Highlands County
Sebring
Clewiston
Daytona Beach
Atlantic
Navy
Citrus
Everelades City
Atlantic Coast
Garbage on roads menace to traffic in county
County officials warn that dumping trash along roads has become a serious nuisance. Sheriff Guy Anders cites a recent incident on Lamsville road with debris blocking traffic, and County Engineer Roger Willard reports workers rerouted to clear it. Residents are urged to report dumpers as signs discourage disposal along Ballenger Creek road.
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Guy Annders
Lamsville
Roger H. Willard
Anders
Ballenger Creek
Oitz
Rianr
Fire crews respond to false alarm at Strine’s Garage
All four city fire companies answered a general alarm at 140 this afternoon for Strine's Garage on Abrecht Place but found employees burning grease along the side of the building, not a blaze.
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Strine
Abrecht Place
Gorage
Britain backs Bernadotte plan for Palestine solution
Britain pledges support to Count Folke Bernadotte in his recommendations for resolving the Palestine question. The move comes as authorities acknowledge the urgency of a peaceful settlement amid ongoing tensions.
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Britain
Folke Bernadotte
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Johns Hopkins
George Chase
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