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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1946

Page

6

Survivors Rescued After Newfoundland Airliner Crash

U S Coast Guard airmen completed a rescue of 18 survivors from a Sabena crash in Northeast Newfoundland. Capt Lemuel P Martin and a 13 man Army team evacuated the injured to Gander, where many survivors praised the rescue effort.

Gander Mid Upr U. S. Coast Guard Newfoundland Lemuel P. Martin Martin Jeanne Rooks Belgium Bismand Catalina Cuaties Kronen Gold New York Dr. Martin Sabena U. S. Army Coast Guard Gander Hospital Gus Kleisen Cincinnati Shevieaetor Antares Rudy Revil AG Transport Command Brussels Rovil United States Army

Protest Masses Disrupted at St Cuthbert Church

September 22 London protesters from the National Union of Protestants interrupted the high service at St Cuthbert Church of England. A clergyman was reportedly grabbed in a football tackle as ushers tried to restrain a demonstrator who read from a slip declaring masses unlawful.

Jobin Ilarding Garst Walkersville Taiselly Misa Petsie Slimes Leo Duvall Usher Denton K. Garst J. Lester Carrick Betty Lee Molter Middletown Herbert R. Eiker This City Peggy Lou Holter Myra Virginia Nines London Denson St. Cuthbert Swere Thruz National Union of Protestants R. V. Glazebrook Church of England Britain Henry VII

Pulpit Turmoil as Demonstrators Interrupt Service

A protest erupts during a church service as a demonstrator strikes the pulpit rail and disrupts prayers. Leaflets are tossed among pews, others are removed, and Rev. SS Clair Taylor, head of the National Union of Protestants, accuses the event of being wrong in the Protestant Church.

SS Clair Taylor National Union of Protestants

Fighting and Death Mark Haifa Refugee Action

In Sept 22 reports a Jewish immigrant ship the Palmakh was halted off Ras En Naqara by a British minesweeper Rowena. Rioting refugees and sailors faced tear gas and smoke bombs with one fatality among the crowd and several injuries. A second item notes Arthur C. Dorrance, president of Campbell Soup Co., died at his Ardmore home after a brief illness.

Jenusiem Holy Land Haifa Palmakh Hagana Rowena Ras En Naqara Palestine Keal Guilds Alc. Dorrance Philadelphia Wy pArthur C. Dorrance The Campbell Soup, Co Ardmore

Engineers Inspect B and O Properties in Mt Airy and Brunswick

About 700 members of the Metropolitan Society of Model Engineers of Washington plus guests from Baltimore and Philadelphia toured Baltimore and Ohio Railroad facilities. A special train carried the group from Washington to Baltimore, then to Mt Airy Junction to view the tunnel mouth, and on to Brunswick for hours of inspection of locomotives, shops, and yards. State police led and assisted the tour at Mt Airy and Brunswick.

Metropolitan Society of Model Engineers of Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Baltimore and Ohio Mt. Airy Brunswick Mt. Airy Junction Brunsfield Branswick

50 Fraudulent Pay Cases To Be Probed

Baltimore. Stephen C. Cromwell, director of the Unemployment Compensation Division, said yesterday that cases involving more than 30 persons charged with fraudulently obtaining jobless pay would be referred to State's Attorney J. B. Wells for prosecution. He noted about 500 people employed in the city were receiving unemployment benefits, with 10 to 15 percent of violations deemed flagrant enough for prosecution. others would have benefits recovered and violators declared ineligible.

Baltimore Stephen C. Cromwell J. B. Wells UCB

Three defendants charged in $631 theft case

Cromwell stated a two year period context and noted three defendants already charged with receiving a total of $631 illegally and held for grand jury action.

Cromwell

Baltimore Man Shot To Death In Texas

Brownsville police say former Baltimore cab driver Robert Lee Howell, 34, was killed in a gun battle at the Brownsville police station after grabbing a .38 pistol and firing at officers and a citizen. Coroner’s verdict: death by gunshot wounds. officers cleared of blame.

Brownsville Tex Duncan Wright Baltimore Robert Lee Howell Wright Fred Kowalski Howell Corporation

Harriman Chosen as Commerce Secretary to replace Wallace

President Truman selects W. Averell Harriman now ambassador to London to fill the Commerce post left by Henry A. Wallace. Harriman, a longtime New Dealer and big businessman, aims to soothe political and foreign policy tensions with Britain and the Soviet Union amid the Wallace break.

Washington Truman W. Averell Harriman Britain Russia Harriman London Moscow Henry A. Wallace Wallace Twhengshan Lucas Hlingis Capitol Hill Harris White House Eben Ayres Presidential Press Secretariat Potomac Commerce Post New York Soviet Union State Byrnes Tru U. S Court of St. James Comimeurce Henry A Wallace

Harriman London post confirmed amid Russia ties

Last April Harriman's nomination for the London post was confirmed by the Senate. He had returned from Moscow via Orient after secret White House assignments and had been Ambassador to Russia since 1943. Observers noted Russian approval and British support for the appointment.

Thon Harriman London Post Senate Moscow Orient White House Russia London

Secret A-Bomb Tests Considered by U S Officials

Washington officials discuss whether future A bomb tests should be public or secret as the Atomic Energy Control Commission forms. officials note that policy questions await civilian oversight and military collaboration with the Army Navy and Manhattan District. speculation grows that Bikini tests may be canceled pending international control and safety concerns.

Washington Atomic Energy Control Commission Army Navy Manhattan Militar Truman Bikini Evaluatio Board Joint Chiefs of Sta Army Ordnance Plant Aberdeen

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