Tavern Closed After Assault Charge At Black and White
The Sixth and Bentz Street tavern known as the Black and White was shut by Gail Cutshall after officers served assault warrants on Oscar Glass who was found intoxicated with a weapon. Glass faces $6,000 bond in county jail while Hyattstown couple John and Mrs Redmond were treated for shotgun pellet injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Bentz Streets
Oscar Glass
Hyattstown
Gail L. Cutshall
Glass
Maynard J. Whitney
John Redmond
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harold L. Bascre
Whitney
Redmonds
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Showers And Cooler Expected As Autumn Arrives
Forecaster predicts rain and possible thunderstorms tonight, with showers lasting into Sunday. High around 80 degrees today marking summer’s end, then much cooler Sunday night and Monday. Yesterday's low 53 and high 86. Showers reached as far east as Zanesville Ohio, unlikely to cross the mountains tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Jefferson County Marks 150th Birthday Week in Charles Town
Jefferson County wraps up its week long 150th birthday celebration with agricultural and horticultural emphasis. Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Knox T Hutchinson speaks at a farmers dinner and crowns Queen Louise Corbin at the final pageant at Charles Town race track. Senator Byrd of Virginia attends, noting local apple industry. County records capsule buried to be raised for 300th birthday in 2106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
Knox T. Hutchinson
Louise Corbin
Senator Byrd
D-Va
Jonathan Chapman
Johnny
David H. Clark
Norfolk Shipyards
Ree Declares Autumn Arrives On Equinox Day
New York reports the autumnal equinox at 3 48 p m est marking the first day of autumn. Robert Coles, chairman of the Hayden Observatory, explains the sun crosses the equator today and may be visible from both hemispheres at the horizon as daylight time ends next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Coles
Hayden Janetarium
Coles
Union Head Demands Donaldson Be Fired
William C. Doherty, head of the Letter Carriers' Union and AFL vice president, urged President Truman to fire Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson. He called Donaldson “the most tyrannical administrator” in the mail service amid cuts in deliveries and broad economizing measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Truman
Jesse M. Donaldson
William C. Doherty
AFL
Donaldson
Postal Department
Robert E. Hannegan
King George VI Undergoes Rumored Surgery at Buckingham Palace
London anxious as King George VI reportedly prepares for operation on his lung disease. Outside Buckingham Palace 1500 vigil, doctors enter the palace amid moves to convert a room into an operating theater. No official word by midday, while prayers and prayers follow.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Royal
British Press Association
British Commonwealth
United States
Britain
Three Years For Not Registering For Draft
Edward M. Beals of Bethesda was sentenced to three years in prison for not signing up for the draft. He pleaded guilty to the charge saying the Lord told him not to register and described himself as a pacifist. He ignored his father's advice to register and seek deferment as a conscientious objector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward M. Beals
Bethesda
Society of Friends Information Center
Washington
William C. Coleman
Beals
U. S
Bernard J. Flynn
United States
Lighter Parcel Post Restrictions Move Ahead
The House Post Office committee approved smaller and lighter parcel post limits, cutting allowable size to 72 inches and weight to 40 pounds in near zones and 72 inches and 20 pounds for distant shipments. Exemptions include shipments of books, baby chicks, trees and shrubs.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
House
Senate
Frederick doctor named new head of Emergency Hospital
The County Commissioners announce Dr. Robert Turner Jr. of Frederick as physician in charge at Emergency Hospital and physician to Montevue, succeeding Dr. B C Thomas Jr. who resigned. Turner will assume duties around October 1 and plans to continue the Thomas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert §. Turner, Jr
Frederick
Montevue
B. C. Thomas, Jr
Turner
Thomas
James B. Thomas
Roanoke
Randolph Macon College
University of Richmond
Medical College of Virginia At
Richmond
B. O. Thomas, Jr
Second Appeal In Zoning Case For Funeral Home
Attorneys for Robert E. Dailey filed a second appeal to the Circuit Court seeking reversal of the Board of Zoning Appeals denial of a funeral home permit at 1201 North Market Street. The case notes prior dismissal for an incomplete record and cites alleged arbitrariness and traffic and property value concerns. Dailey’s lawyers are Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. and Benjamin B. Rosenstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Dailey
Circuit Court
Board of Zoning Appeals
Dailey
North Market Street
Charles W. Woodward
Zoning Board
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
U N building may have meditation room
A high United Nations official said a meditation room is likely to be set aside in the General Assembly building for silent prayer or meditation next year. The stance follows reports that Secretary General Trygve Lie was cooling on the project, which has drawn strong support from readers in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
U. N
Trygve Lie
Lie
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Norway
United States
Canada
Child Hurt In Fall From Rear Of Auto
Robert Wayne Haugh seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond A Haugh Jr of Charlesville suffered a slight concussion and abrasions after falling from the rear of his father's moving auto near their home. He is resting at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wayne Haugh
Raymond A. Haugh
Charles Ville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Larceny charge filed against Howard Thompson in brush theft
A warrant served on Howard Thompson of Reichs Ford Road charges larceny of 52 brushes from the Ox Fibre Brush Company in February. Deputy Austin Murray served the warrant. Thompson, in custody for theft of a calf from Ray H. Smith near Frederick, is believed to be a former employee. Brushes valued at $23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Thompson
Reich
Ford Road
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Austin Murray
Thompson
Ray H. Smith
Frederick
Brush Company
Trial Dates For Criminal Cases Are Set
Trial dates for criminal and criminal appeal cases were assigned with hearings this Friday before Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Several defendants faced arraignments including Earl Routzhan who pleaded not guilty and sought a jury trial on multiple indictments. Others pleaded guilty or not guilty as listed for October 8 through November 2, with several criminal appeals slated across dates and docket entries detailing charges from grand theft to public nuisance.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Earl L. Routzhan
C. Clifton Wirts
Frank Robert Harriel
Frederick
M. Holmes Fout
T. West Claggett, Jr
Frank
Howard Thompson
Reich
Ford Road
Frank Thompson
Carroll Brashears
James H. Hildebrand
Hilderbrand
Winfield Lotman
Bruce
Remsburg
Braddock Heights
Urner Avenue
Atlee William Reeder
This County
Roger Lindsay
David LeRoy Staub
James H. Bell
Marlin T. Fraley
Joseph L. Ingram
Lester W. Isanogle
Lloyd Bear
Thomas Kefauver
Frank E. Grove
Samuel Thompson
Earl H. Gue
Raymond Haller
Urner William Talbott
Robert William Specht
Garrett L. Davis
Allen Jamison
Peder Petersen
Mitchell Lum
James R. Glascock
David W. Rhinecker
James Henry Moore
Ernest Poole
Claude LeRoy Miller
Theodore E. Reynolds
Violation Of Health Ordinance Charged In City Incident
Raymond Easton of Park Mills was arrested Friday evening by Lieut. Frank Dorsey on a health and nuisance ordinance charge. He posted 25 dollars and costs pending a hearing after police found tubs with chicken parts in a parked automobile causing offensive odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Easton
Park Mills
Frank Dorsey
Easton
Ridgway Deliberates Reply on Korean Armistice Talks
In Tokyo on September 22 General Matthew Ridgway worked through the day on a U S reply to the Communist offer to restart the Korean armistice talks. A decision on immediate resumption or concessions remained undecided amid debate over location and security measures for Kaesong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Kaesong
Seoul
Milk supply tightens in Baltimore area with possible price rise
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers reports an extremely tight Baltimore supply with 105000 gallons daily, about 85 percent of the city’s needs. Fluid sales total 92000 gallons, plus 5000 for nearby military installations, squeezing distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Co-Operative Milk Producers, Inc
Co-Operative
Wallace
Maryland
Washington
Maryland Co-Operative
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association
Capital
Mossadegh Seeks Back Door Oil Talks With Britain
Premier Mossadegh asks Britain to reopen stalled oil negotiations and drops threat of an ultimatum. An unsigned note detailing proposals was handed to the British ambassador. Iranian officials say talks could resume in London, but London politics may delay action until after Britain's October election.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
Francis Shepherd
Shah
Theead
London
Attlee
Army To Pay Stars Big Money For Recruiting
The Army and Air Force are spending large sums to recruit via radio campaigns this fall. The Army will pay Frankie Lane and Bill Stern $688000 for CBS and NBC programs this season. An earlier effort to boost re enlistment led to removal of Sad Sack comics after Senator Capehart charged socialistic propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Air Force
Frankie Lane
Bill Stern
CBS
NBC
Capehart
R-Ind
Campaign preview in The Nation Today by James Marlow
The piece outlines expected campaign lines for 1952 with Democratic and Republican themes. Truman argues no issues beyond peace and prosperity while Republicans denounce corruption, inflation, taxes, and war. It previews mutual attacks on socialism, free enterprise, and containment policies, noting possible Eisenhower candidacy and wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Truman
National Committee
Guy Gabrielson
Gabrielson
China
Russia
Eisenhower
RFC
White House
White Houses
Europe
America
Statin
Joe
Asia
Private Profit Mingled With Public Office
Three Republican Senators said Gabrielson should resign as Republican National chairman if he cannot explain his alleged RFC loan links. Williams accused him of acting as a $15 000 a year counsel pressing RFC to extend a Texas firm loan while Gabrielson also presides over Carthage Hydrocol. The Hoey subcommittee widens inquiry into Democratic chief Boyle’s $8600/Lithofold payments with RFC loans. Hearings resume Monday as Williams asserts possible code violations. Monocacy and Potomac rivers show clear conditions in noted segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guy G. Gabrielson
Williams
R-Del
Senate
Gabrielson
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Carthage Hydrocol
Texas
Hoey
D-Nc
St. Louis Post Dispatch
William M. Boyle, Jr
Democratic Party Committee
American Lithofold Co
St. Louis
Boyle
Litheford
RFC
New York
Lithoford
Robert J. Blauner
Hoey Committee
Three Die In Rochester Gas Explosion
In Brighton suburbs of Rochester New York a natural gas blast leveled fifteen homes and damaged sixteen more. Three deaths occurred including two children and an elderly woman. Firefighters treated multiple injuries as officials blamed a regulator failure on the main gas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Brighton
Rochester Gas and Electric Company
Alexander M. Beebee
Beebee
Mary Maas
William Maas, Jr
Maas
Mary Anne
William Maas
Louis A. Meyer
Bar Association Backs Voting Machines in Frederick County
The Frederick County Bar Association endorsed using voting machines at a meeting this week. The resolution did not specify a maker or financing plan, and County Commissioners had not yet taken final formal action on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick County
Collision at Market and Second Streets prompts charges
A minor collision at the intersection of North Market and Second streets around 4 15 p m involved Charles E Keller of Middletown and Raymond N Frye of West South Street. Officer Sherman Boone charged Keller with failure to yield and Frye with reckless driving. Hearings were set for September 18.
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North Market
Second Streets
Charles E. Keller
Middletown
Raymond N. Frye
West South Street
Sherman Boone
Keller
Frye
Record jet battle over Big Alley in northwest Korea
Nearly 120 American and Communist jet warplanes fought for about 25 minutes over Big Alley as United Nations forces reported damage to three MiG-15s. Allied infantry attacked Heartbreak Ridge while a northern raid near Pyongyang pressed through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
U. S
Heartbreak Ridge
United Nations
Pyongyang
Parallel 38
U. WN
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Eighth Army
Not Guilty On Speeding Charge In Maryland Court
A Lime Kiln man was found not guilty by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr in Peoples Court this morning the only criminal case heard. Austin F Rollins faced a speeding charge after an accident on Route 15 south of Frederick on September 14. James Anderson of Marshall Va testified Rollins collided with his rear after slowing to switch tanks. Rollins claimed wet road caused a skid when brakes were applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Austin F. Rollins
Patrick Stakem
Frederick
Rollins
James Anderson
Marshall
Anderson
E. Austin James
Hugh B. Tresselt
Damascus
Stephen Bragin
Tampa
Fla
Lawrence Friedman
Cleveland
Frances Munn
Washington
William Wood
David
Gaver
Mt. Airy
Stakem
Charles Belt
Forest Fires Burn 153000 Acres Across Pacific Northwest
Fires continued to erode tinder dry brush across Oregon Washington and California with more than 53000 acres blackened. Washington reports 35 forest and brush blazes Friday night and Forks was saved as winds shifted. Del Norte county in California sees about 2300 acres charred while Santiam creek blaze in the Willamette valley tops 13000 acres. A Tillamook Burn fire 9000 acres burned in 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
California
State Division of Forestry
Forks
del Norte
Santiam Creek
Williamette
Tillamook
Fire at Pinto Plant Wipes Out Buildings
Fire at the Allegany Ballistics Co plant near Pinto wiped out four small buildings causing no injuries. The facility, operated by Hercules Powder Co, faced a non major loss, with officials stating no one was hurt.
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Pinto Plant
Cumberland
Alleganyj Ballistics Co
Pinto Beta
Hercules Powder Co
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LeRoy D. Fothergill, Jr
Gideon L. Bussard
William E. Root
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