Last Hearing Tonight On Airport Zoning And Street Work
The Airport Zoning Commission holds its final hearing at seven tonight in City Hall to review zoning near the airport and surrounding areas. Jefferson Grinnalds explains proposals on building heights and approach zone details. City street surface work proceeds under Superintendent Roger Cook on multiple streets with bids due at 7 20 p m October 28 for Grant Place and adjacent routes.
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Airport Zoning Commission
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
G. Hunter Bowers
Jefferson Grinnalds
Baltimore
Roger Cook
West College Terrace
South College Parkway
Patrick Street
West Second Street
Bentz Street
East Second Street
Church Street
Shookstown
Grant Place
Walter
Dean Report From Korea Aids POW Rescue
American prisoners of war rescued in Korea said a North Korean medical officer saw and treated Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, missing since the July 20 fighting in Taejon. They reported the general was later seen in a Red POW camp in the north and were rescued by the 28th Division.
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Chinju Front
Korea
William F. Dean
U. S
Dean
Taejon
28Th Division
Roosevelt McKeldin Greets Voter Four Times in Block
Baltimore dated Sept. 294 Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin Republican candidate for Maryland governor greeted one man four times in a short city block yesterday. The voter stopped to buy cigarettes, a newspaper, look in a shop window, and noted the fourth greeting lacked a handshake or picture.
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Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Maryland
Condition Of Streams Monotacy Near Frederick Junction
The report notes Monotacy is slightly cloudy at Frederick Junction while Knoxville shows the same slight cloudiness. No other water quality details or dates are provided.
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Frederick Junction
Moe
Knoxville
Seoul Restored as MacArthur Proclaims Liberation
General Douglas MacArthur announced Seoul was freed from Communist rule and presented the city to President Syngman Rhee in a victory ceremony at the National Assembly hall. A dynamite device found on a balcony threatened the ceremony, while citizens watched in subdued relief and security forces reported Reds killed in failed attacks on the city’s edge.
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Seoul
Mac” Arthur
Syngman Rhee
MacArthur
United Nations
Capitol
National Assembly
Father
Rhee
Korea
Tokyo
Kimpo
Han
Democrats Press Truman to Broadcast Campaign Appeals
Democratic leaders urged President Truman to broadcast at least three frank political appeals for a Democratic Congress. Truman indicated he would be too busy with the Korean War and rearmament to campaign personally, though national committee officials seek one shot trips and two to three national appeals. Vice President Barkley will tour Oct 5 to Nov 6, delivering 42 speeches across the nation.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Barkley
California
Connecticut
Lane Calls for Recount in Democratic Gubernatorial Fight
Governor Lane petitioned for a recount of Worcester county votes in the heated Democratic nomination battle against George P. Mahoney, turning the tables in Baltimore on September 29.
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Lane
Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Worcester County
Mrs Ford Dies Widow of Henry Ford at 84
Detroit reports the death of Clara Bryant Ford 84 widow of Henry Ford from an acute coronary occlusion at Henry Ford Hospital. She had undergone heart treatment in recent months and returned to her Dearborn estate home after two prior hospitalizations. Ford died several years after her husband.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Henry Ford Hospital
McCarthy To Speak Here On October 17
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin will appear in Frederick on October 17 at the Armory as the main speaker in a rally sponsored by the Young Republicans of Frederick County. The event marks the start of the Republican campaign for the November 7 general election.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Frederick
Young Republicans’ Club
Frederick County
Armory
Senator McCarthy
Tydings
William Crum
Young Republicans
McCarthy
Crum
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Lane Carries Garrett By 6 Votes In Maryland Gubernatorial Primary
Garrett county recount shows governor Lane leading Mahoney by six votes after 119 ballots were rejected. Original canvass had Lane 838 Mahoney 805. recount 775 to 769. Six other counties will recount, with Anne Arundel Wicocomico Calvert Howard Dorchester and Queen Annes among them. Mahoney must swing two counties to block Lane at the convention.
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Baltimore
Garrett County
Lane
Govenor
George P. Mahoney
Garrett County Board of Election Supervisors
Vold
Leno
Mahoney
Carroll County
Anne Arundel
Wicomico
Calvert
Howard
Dorchester
Queen Annes
Hershey Seeks Extension of World War Draft Act
Washington Sept 29 Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey Selective Service director proposed extending the draft from 21 to 30 months to sustain a 1 500 000 army He urged three other changes including ending deferments for dependents and lifting limits on veterans under 26 while warning that the acceptance standard must stay reasonable He did not specify changes to the 19 25 draft age and said the army could be built under current ages if other reforms pass
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service Director
Hershey
House Armed Service Committee
Vinson
House
Baltimore
Henry C. Stanwood
State Director of
Selective Service
Maryland
Taxi Rates To Go Up Monday In Frederick City
A new circle-zone taxicab fare plan set to begin Monday will raise rates in outer areas while leaving interior trips mostly unchanged. The 35 cent zone covers Clarke Place to the East Patrick Street bridge, 50 cent and higher zones extend toward the city limits, with Camp Detrick and Montevue among the outer areas. Hood College remains in the 35 cent zone and Frederick High School in the 50 cent zone. About 30 cabs will display zone maps. callers should verify their zone when hiring a taxi. Separate election expenditure reports show Frank C. Shook spent $130 and Jacob Rama burg $30 in the Republican primary.
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Frederick City
Clarke Place
Ninth Street
West College Terrace
Culler Lake
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Camp Detrick
1.C.C.F
Montevue
Hood College
Frederick High School
Frederick
Senators Seek RFC Overhaul Not Abolition
Washington reports senators plan a congressional overhaul of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation rather than abolish it. Senator Fulbright of Arkansas said the aim is to reform the agency, not dismantle the government lending body. In Indianapolis, a separate report cites Senator Capehart accusing Truman and Marshall of conspiring to remove General MacArthur after the upcoming election.
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RFC
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Fulbright
D-Ark
Indianapolis
Truman
Defense
Marshall
Capehart
R-Ind
MacArthur
Far East
War's Over Walker Says In Triumph
Seoul Sept 29 1 Lt Gen Walton H Walker declared the Red army in Korea shattered and the war effectively over with UN forces having killed about 75 000 Communist troops in three months The Belton Texas native recalled tense early September days and praised defenders who held under minimum reserves noting Sept 6 as the turning point and the Incheon landing sealing North Korean defeat.
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Don Whitehead
Seoul
Walton H. Walker
Korea
U. S
United Nations
Walker
MacArthur
Sygman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Belton
Tex
Patton
Col
John
Mike) Michaelis
Taegu- Pohang
U. N
Inchon
First September Term Jury Hears Auto Collision Suit
The first jury of the September term of Circuit Court heard claims stemming from an auto collision in front of the VFW Club on West Patrick extended. Rev. Daniel L. Smith sues for $500 damages against Jack L. Gaver and Charles A. Staley, who counter-claim for the same amount. Witnesses testified, with the case to go to the jury this afternoon. Associate Judge Stedman Prescott presiding. Attorneys Sherman P. Bowers, James McSherry for Rev. Smith. Parsons Newman, Byron W. Thompson for Gaver and Staley.
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VFW Club
West Patrick
Daniel L. Smith
Brunswick-Petersville-Knoxville
Jack L. Gaver
Charles A. Staley
Stedman Prescott
Sherman P. Bowers
James McSherry
Rev. Smith
Parsons Newman
Byron W. Thompson
Gaver and Staley
Teachers Institute At Heights Tonight at Vindobona Braddock Heights
At least 156 teachers from across the state are expected to arrive at Vindobona Braddock Heights between 4 30 and 5 pm for the Leadership Training Institute. The opening session after dinner is delayed and full weekend activities begin Saturday morning.
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Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Institute of Leadership Training
Power-Hungry Russia Bent On Growing By Force
Washington reports the State Department labels Russia as a power-hungry state bent on expanding by force and terror since 1945. The 100-page Our Foreign Policy outlines Moscow’s annexations, subjugation of peoples, and aims to extend influence in Asia. It argues the conflict is between free nations and a Soviet empire, urging each country to arm for defense.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Truman
Soviet Union
Asia
United States
Moscow
Community of Free Nations
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Czechoslovakia
China
Polly's Dinette Beer Licenses Suspended
Health officials and Commissioner Cleveland Trout suspend Polly's Dinette beer license at 327 North Market after inspections found generally unsanitary conditions in the dining room and kitchen. The suspension, effective Thursday, follows a 30 day warning period when proprietor Pauline Molgsworth failed to meet sanitary standards. Licenses may be restored if conditions improve to sanitary requirements. Health Department sanitarians push restaurants to meet high standards as a business incentive and tourism asset.
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Polly
Health Department
North Market Street
Frederick
Large Crowd Attends Betson-Wright Motors Sale
A public sale of Betson- Wright Motors assets at West Patrick street drew dealers from miles around. Total sales reached 3932.25 with many office items selling well, while a tow wagon and old cars went cheaply. Auction ran about four and a half hours under receiver H Reese Shoemaker Jr. Real estate not sold. John W Null and Delbert S Null served as auctioneers with Storm, Offutt and Alexander present.
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Betson- Wright Motors, Inc
Keilholtz Motors
West Patrick Street
H. Reese
William M. Storm
W. Jerome Offutt
H. M. Alexander
Case Closed in Manslaughter Case at District Court
In Baltimore on September 29, three psychiatrists testified that Arthur Swann, a 17 year old from Washington, was incapable of aiding his defense in a manslaughter charge after he shot and killed a fellow inmate at the District Training School near Laurel. He was ordered committed to a Federal mental hospital.
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Baltimore
Laurel
U. S
Washington
Arthur Swann
Butler Tells Hearers GOP Blame Unjust in Korea Issue
John M. Buller a Republican Senate candidate told Frederick County women the GOP has been unfairly blamed for prewar attitudes toward Korea. He urged a strong anti-Communist stance as he noted GOP Congressmen supported aid to Korea proportionally to Democrats. The meeting of the Republican Women of Frederick County at Hotel Frederick drew about 60 members and discussed voter registration and precinct transfers. Delegates were elected to the Maryland State Republican Women convention. alternates named. A GOP booth will be at the Fair. food sale set for Oct 21.
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John M. Buller
United States
Korea
America
Mr. Butler
Frederick County
Frederick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Southern
Baltimore
Ferne Etzler
Susie Ramsburg
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Herbert Duvall
Gail Catshall
Woodsboro
Marie Gloninger-Rial
Rhoda Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Joseph Payne
Brunswick
Jane Demuth
Thurmont
Guy Stull
Lewistown
Market gains tint New York stocks show small uptick
In New York on September 29 a number of minor advances dotted the trading day, giving a slightly higher tinge to the session as investors showed cautious optimism amid modest gains across several issues.
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New York
Five Day Outlook for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast for Maryland and Delaware notes considerable cloudiness with some sunshine. Generally fair weather expected Saturday through Monday. Rain likely Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures rise Saturday through Tuesday then cool as Wednesday arrives.
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Maryland
Delaware
Artillery Firing Into Border Area Near 38th Parallel
U S 8th Army said South Korean forces halted for regrouping near the 38th Parallel while advancing spearheads pressed to the border. A Fifth Air Force reconnaissance flight observed artillery shelling Red positions astride the line, with fires seen at Tongchu and bomb craters along Koryu airfield.
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Leif Erickson
S. 8Th Army
Korea
U. S. 8Th Army
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Democratic
South Korea
Yangyan
Sea of Japan
Tongchu
Ingram
Koryu
Tough Traffic Plan for Maryland Stadium Dedication
Maryland officials warn of heavy traffic for the stadium dedication game with a 43,000 expected crowd. One road into the campus will handle all traffic from Baltimore and Annapolis via a one way in one way out plan. Police and a helicopter will manage the flow as fans are urged to arrive early.
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College Park
Maryland
Maryland Navy
Stadium
Baltimore
Washington Boulevard
Annapolis
The
University
University Lane
Red China In Formosa Talks Move in Security Council
New York Sept 29 The U N Security Council voted 7 10 4 to allow Communist China to participate in Formosa debate after Nov 15. Council president Sir Gledwyn Jebb of Britain announced the ruling adoption. Nationalist China immediately challenged the ruling alleging a veto of the revolution. The resolution was introduced by Yugoslavia and mirrored by its opponent at the council.
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New York
U. N. Security Council
China
Formosa
Sir Gledwyn Jebb
Great Britain
Yugoslavia
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Jacob R. Ramaburg
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Teachers Institute At Heights
Butler
India
London
Britain
Red China
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