Daylight Time Ends In City And County This Weekend
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday with clocks set back to 1 a.m. Residents in Brunswick and other daylight areas will revert to standard time, affecting travel to Baltimore Washington and Fredericks, and easing late schedule confusions at the Frederick Fair. Schools revert to 9 a.m. opening city and county wide. mail and bus schedules adjust. Sun sets 7.02 p.m. DST Saturday to 6 p.m. EST Sunday. sun rises 7.01 a.m. DST Saturday to 6.02 a.m. EST Sunday.
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Brunswick
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Rederick County
Forecaster Rings Bell aligns to Frederick week weather
A Frederick area forecast review credits Forecaster Rings Bell with accurate week long predictions. From Monday’s partly cloudy heat to 90 plus forecasts, cooler midweek days, and a warm Friday peak, actual temperatures largely matched computer and daily projections, with modest cloudiness and brief showers noted.
Eisenhower visits Morgantown WV for convocation at Mountaineer Field
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived by air at Morgantown municipal airport at 9 40 a m and was driven to West Virginia University to inspect ROTC and prepare for press conferences before addressing a special convocation at Mountaineer Field at 2 30 p m Newsmen and radio reps accompanied the briefing as clear weather prevailed.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Virginia University
RO. T. C. Corps
Eisenhower
University
Mountaineer Field
Missing Street Signs Replaced by City Crew
Secretary of State George C. Marshall’s misdirected signs are being repaired with about 29 new posts and name plates installed by City Engineer W. Raymond Walter and aide Painter George Cockerly. Signs were scarce, later found, and now most signs are going up in various sections.
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George C. Marshall
W. Raymond Walter I
Gen. Marshall
George Cockerly
First Frost Hits City as Temperatures Dip to 34
The first frost of the season formed unexpectedly early in Frederick, lowering the temperature to 34 degrees. Forecasters noted record lows for September, and Frost touched fields lawns and rooftops west east and south of the city. Highs today around 65, with a low in the low forties. A game between Frederick Hustlers and Lillestown Pa. was postponed due to the cold, rescheduled for Thursday at 8:30 p.m. weather permitting.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick
Unionwilig
Mercury
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Hustlers
Lillestown
Last Day of Summer Brings Cold Across Northeast
Summer ends as autumn arrives with a frost and cool air spreading from Illinois to New England. Temperatures dip below freezing in several areas, with Utica at 25 and New York City near 41. Snow falls on Mt Washington and Caribou, Maine, but crops are not yet harmed.
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Associated Press
Florida
Ilinois
Michigan
Federal Weather Bureau
Mercury
Curwensville
Cadillac
New England
Mt Washington
Caribou
Comn
Peoples Court Hits Forfeit Guilty Plea List
In Peoples Court this morning Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg dealt with multiple pleas and fines. Herman NX Fischer of Braddock Heights was fined 10 dollars and costs for exceeding 50. Charles W Williams of West Fifth Street was fined 5 dollars and costs for operating without a license. John W Pollard of Baltimore forfeited 5 dollars and costs for a passing violation when the way ahead was not clear. State Troopers W A Mutcherner and Richard A Myers made the arrests. Edward J Smith of Frederick, attorney, qualified in Orphans Court this morning as administrator of Nora G Rogers estate. Heirs include two sons and four daughters. Personal assets around 2500 dollars were reported.
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Peoples
Peoples Court
Belore
Manuel M. Weinperg
Herman NX
Fischer
Braddock Heights
Charles W. Williams
West Fifth Street
John W. Pollard
Baltimore
W. A. Mutcherner
Richard A. Myers
Edward J. Smith
Frederick
Nora G. Rogers
Petkov Executed After Bulgarian Trial
Nikola Petkov peasant leader and foe of the Communist party was hanged at Sofia central prison after a trial for plotting against Bulgaria's Communist government. The United States and Britain condemned the execution as a miscarriage of justice and urged Moscow to review the case, which Bulgaria rejected. Petkov denied the charges and compared his fate to Hungary's, as he had been in custody since June 6.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Nikola Petkov
Communist Party
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Petkov
Supreme Court
Agrarian Party
Hungary
Ater
Allied Control Commission
U. S
Russia
Moscow
Petrillo Signs Ethics Pact With National Education Groups
AFL Musicians chief James C Petrillo signs a code of ethics with Luther A Richman of the National Conference of Music Educators and Gerald C Hunt of the American Association of School Administrators. The pact aims to clearly define professional and amateur musicians nationwide and does not affect Interlochen Camp, which was expelled from the union in 1946 after broadcasts were banned. Dr Joseph Aladdy, Interlochen director, described the camp as a non profit teen musician education program.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
Luther A. Richman
Music Educators National Conference
Gerald C. Hunt
American Association of School Administrators
Interlochen
Mich
Joseph Aladdy
Maddy
Three Aides Seek Reuther Rebuke at CIO UAW
Detroit Sept 23 The CIO United Auto Workers executive board faced a bid by three top aides Vice President R J Thomas Richard T Leonard and Secretary Treasurer George F Addes to rebuke Walter P Reuther accusing him of betraying the trust of his office in statements prepared for publication in the union paper The resolution was debated by the 22 member board and a vote was postponed to today The Addes-Thomas faction normally holds a two to one majority.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers International Executive Board
Walter P. Reuther
R. J. Thomas
Richard T. Leonard
George F. Addes
Reuther
United Auto Worker
Addes-Thomas
State seeks first degree murder verdict in poker party slaying
In Leonardtown on September 23, the State pressed for a first degree murder verdict against 22 year old seaman Joseph Daniel Brouillette for the slaying of a Navy officer's wife during a poker party. The death penalty was not insisted upon.
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Leonardtown
Joseph Daniel Brouillette
Equinox Weather and winds stir the season across the nation
The equinox arrives today at 2.29 p m eastern standard time marking autumn in the north and spring in the south. Weather experts note a complex link between southward sun rays and air currents as land cools faster than water, influencing breezes and regional winds amid tropical storms.
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Max Hall
James Marlow
Washington
Florida
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Equator
North Pole
South Pole
Reconcile Differences Lie Pleads Reconcile Differences Lie Pleads
United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie appeals to the big powers to reconcile east west rifts during the General Assembly. He warns that without willingness to compromise no peace mechanism can work and fears arise of a U N break up if Moscow and Washington diverge.
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New York
Tryeve Lie
United Nations
General Assembly
Lie
Marshall
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U.N
Moscow
Washington
U. N
New Assembly Security Committee
United States
Assembly
York
Trigve Lie
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Depuit
Starshail
Hood College welcomes first year students with campus upgrades
Hood College opens orientation for 161 freshmen while 2951 arrives today to join the junior class. Big Sisters assist the high school to college transition. Improvements include a larger home economics lab in Alumnae Hall with four new units, redecorated dining rooms, and updated interiors in infirmary and French House. Art gains a second studio, horseback riding facilities expand with eight new stalls, and the Rohrbach residence on Upper College Terrace will house 25 students and a head of house.
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Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Hood
Jacob Rohrbach
Upper College Terrace
Two Juveniles Committed To Training Schools
In Juvenile Court Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer committed two juvenile offenders this morning. Nancy B Hubbard 14 Creagerstown will attend Montrose School for Girls despite her mother saying she runs away and refuses to attend school. Chester R Green colored resident of this city was sent to Cheltenham School for Boys after the father reimbursed money for items stolen. the principal called the boy's record unsatisfactory.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Nancy B. Hubbard
Creagerstown
Montrose School
William C. Roderick
Chester R. Green
Green
Cheltenham School For
Prettier Roadsides To Be Topic Tonight
Baltimore September 23 road side beautification and zoning will be discussed at a Board of Natural Resources meeting at Johns Hopkins University. William Bayliff says the committee will explore roadside control covering trees signs parkways parking sites and scenic easements. A proposed roadside zoning bill from the Roadside Council will be reviewed.
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Baltimore
Board of Natural Resources
Johns Hopkins University
William Bayliff
Roadside Council
Christmas toys to be down 30 per cent this year
A Boston observer cites lower toy prices this year with electric trains and tree lights still scarce. Lows Brock notes a shift from wartime toys toward better built items, possibly delaying breakage. Brunswick Lodge 1582 Moose files incorporation with no capital stock led by Burns, Rice, and Nelson. Frederick Farmers Cooperative Association withholds grain price quotes for a second day amid market fluctuation and hopes to resume Wednesday.
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Portland
Boston Oesaier
Brock
Block
State Tax Commission
Brunswick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Harry W. Burns
Howar D. Rice
Lawrence A. Nelson
Brunswick
Frederick Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Inc
Storm stalls off Tampa Bay as Florida braced for high winds
Florida’s second tropical storm in a week hovered off the mouth of Tampa Bay with gusts 50 to 60 mph and was expected to cross the state later. Forecaster Grady Norton said movement had ceased but could resume, with warnings from Fernandina to Mount Pleasant and canals near Okeechobee at risk. The storm threatened Belle Glade, Pahokee, Canal Point and South Bay amid ongoing flood repairs, following at least 44 deaths and $75 million in damage from last week’s storm.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Tampa Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Daytona Beach
Grady Norton
Fernandina
Mountrieville
S. C
Belle Glade
Pahokee
Canal Point
South Bay
Caribbean
Early Cold Strike Hits Maryland Frost Disrupts Western Counties
Maryland faces a quick shift from summer to fall as temperatures plummet by up to 30 degrees. Allegany and Garrett report the coldest readings with frost, while Baltimore and Southern Maryland see sharp drops. Forecasters warn of slightly warmer tonight as frost spreads, with Frederick near freezing in places.
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Maryland
Weather Bureau
Allegany
Garrett
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Free State
Ocean
Chesapeake Bay
Frederick County
Annapolis
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Snow Hill
Whitewashing Gen J C H Lee dispatches stir prewar unrest
Washington Sept 23 In an unusual policy shift the Army will publicly release Maj Gen Ira Wyche inspector general findings on Gen John C H Lee amid Roark column disclosures. The Army signals potential discipline or whitewash and cites Wyche’s respected war record while noting Lee’s religious leanings and public church service plans. Retirement precedes Italian peace delays and a possible cover for public morale and recruitment concerns. Suits settled for 15000 after a December auto accident on South Market Street. Vernon Rhoderick resigns as jail turnkey at Frederick county.
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Washington
NEA
Army
Ira T. Wyehe
Laly
John C.H. Lee
Scripps-Howard
Bob Roark
Lee
Secretary of the Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pentagon
Wyche
America
J. C. Army
Episcopal Church
Christian
George Patton
General Patton
Navy
Air Force
U S Patrol Ambushed Near Trieste Abducted
Trieste Sept 23 United States Army headquarters demands immediate return of First Lt William Van Atten and two enlisted men captured by Yugoslav patrols while on mounted duty near the Trieste free territory frontier. The trio were reportedly forced across the border at gunpoint and later seen in Goriano under armed guard.
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Trieste
United States Army
Trieste Free Territory
U.S
Free Territory
William van Atten
East Orange
N. J
Earl G. Hendrick
Arlington
Glen A. Myers
Edgeley
D. van Atten
Gorizia
Edison T. Lenhart
Southbury
Conn
Pvt
George & Perry
Fort Thomas
351St
van Atten
Goriano
United States
U S Plans Close Review Of Europe Aid Estimates
Washington reports that the United States will study the Paris conference draft for the Marshall plan item by item before requesting funds from Congress. Rep. Chenoweth vows a thorough review while Rep. Dirksen predicts a possible special session to approve the aid. The plan seeks about 22.44 billion dollars in four years, with 7.12 billion in the first year, and the rest financed by loans, grants, and the World Bank.
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Europe
United States
State Department
Paris
Congress
Rep. Chenoweth
R-Cole
Patent Rules Committee
Rep
Dirksen
R-Id
Joint House Armed Forces and Appropriations
Munich
Truman
Marshall
World Bank
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