Real Autumn Weather Hints at Five Day Frederick Fair
Brisk autumn conditions expected for the opening of the four day Frederick Fair with exhibits at capacity and rains clearing after the weekend. The fair runs five days and nights through Saturday with cattle and horse judging, 4 H entries, and free admission. The Cetlin and Wilson midway acts arrive noon today and new track fencing and hard surfaced roads draw praise. Joe Basile and his Madison Square Garden Band will provide music.
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Frederick
Joe Basile
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburgh Faces Power Strike Crisis Aimed at U S Mediation
Pittsburgh given hope for a settlement as federal conciliators from Washington join local talks between Duquesne Light Co. and an independent union of 3,500 employees. Labor officials Margolis and Rye to assist longtime mediator Katz as the city hovers near blackout with water and power limits.
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Pittsburgh
Conciliation Service
Washington
Duquesne Light Co
Labor Department
William Margolis
New York
Lucian Rye
Baltimore
Charles Katz
David L. Lawrence
Sunspots Delay Nuernberg Tribunal Findings Release
After ten months of good behavior radio links failed as the international military tribunal began releasing its findings. A 5,000 word summary and a 100,009 word judgment were delayed by sunspots while telegraph and teletype lines from Frankfurt to London and AP lines broke down briefly.
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Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
Frankfurt
London
Associated Press
Dr Warfield Sets Europe Tour to Assess Relief Needs
Rev Dr Gaither P Warfield of this city will fly to Stockholm on Thursday starting a months long tour across Europe to study conditions and relief needs abroad. He aims to report findings to support aid efforts while awaiting arrival of his wife and daughter’s parents who fled to America during WWII and now plan to join his family.
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Europe
Gaither P. Warfield
Stockholm
Sweden
Warfield
Poland
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church In America
Hania Dropiowski
Uladystaw Dropiowski
America
Frederick
Dr. Warfield
Dropiewski
Continent
Two OSU Students Shot To Death In Columbus
Two Ohio State University students were found dead from gunshot wounds in Columbus. Alice Patterson, 20, of Columbus and Thomas Thone, 20, of Eau Claire Wisconsin, were described by police as victims of murder or self inflicted death tied to a love affair. A .22 caliber pistol lay near the bodies.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Alice Krone Patterson
Thomas Thone
Eau Claire
Wis
Patterson
Thone
Pirates appoint Billy Herman as new manager
Pittsburgh announces Billy Herman former Boston second baseman named Pirates manager succeeding Frankie Frisch. Property sold at public sale this morning in Lewistown by court official Charles McC Mathias to Harvey Burns and wife for 6300 dollars. sale witnessed by Emmert R. Bowlus.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates Today
Billy Herman
Boston
Frankie Frisch
Coury Ui
Harvey Burns
New Design
Lewistown
Lake‘view
Charles McC. Mathias
Emmert R. Bowlus
Anc‘fioneer
Former WAC Captain Durant Convicted in Jewel Theft Case
Former WAC Captain Kathleen Mark Durant was found guilty by a military court on three counts of larceny embezzlement and absence without leave. She received five years hard labor with dishonorable discharge for stealing 1.5 million dollars in Hesse family jewels from Kronberg Castle. Her husband Colonel Jack Durant and Major David Watson face trial on related charges. Durant showed no emotion as verdicts were read. A defense attorney argued she acted as a scapegoat amid broader looting by American soldiers in occupied Germany.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Wac
Kathleen Mark Durant
Gard
Joan S. Dwinnell
Brooklyn
Stankel seeks writ to review DUI conviction in Maryland
Charles M. Stankel of near Dickerson filed a petition in circuit court asking for a writ of certiorari. He alleges illegal arrest and a void judgment after a July 15 trial before Magistrate Joseph Ash for operating under the influence. He claims improper jail release, absence of a proper release, and that fines were improperly processed without court entries. The petition seeks review of his arrest imprisonment and conviction. Also mentions the 1943 Maryland motor vehicle law changes and that an appeal was allegedly blocked.
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Hanor
Emmitsburg
Charles M. Stankel
Dickerson
Josephn K. Ash
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ash
Stankel
Walker L. Green
Iyattsville
Sherman PF. Bowers
Houck
Wlhcer
Nome
Stuniker
Ald
Stunkel
Themagistrate
Maryland
Circuit Court
Navy vows to back US foreign policy in Mediterranean
Secretary Forrestal stated the United States Navy will back American policy in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean. The move aims to support Allied occupation forces, protect US interests, and aid Turkey Greece and Yugoslavia amid tensions with Russia, with the FDR to be replaced if needed.
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Washington
Forrestal
United States
Turkey
Derdaielles
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Bredastone
Fors
United States Navy
Atlantic
Mediterranean Sea
Exsore
U. S
Navy
Eisenhower Sees Hope For World Peace
Berlin dispatch reports General Eisenhower expressed optimism about international cooperation among the four occupying powers in Germany. He said there is growing progress and less pessimism about relations, while noting uncertainty about trip plans including potential visits to Austria and Vienna.
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Germany
Eisenhower
Joseph T. Mr Narney
U. S
Europe
Lucius D. Clay
Frankfurt
Luxembourg
George S. Patton,Jr
John C. BH. Lee
U.S
Mediterranean
Austria
Vienna
Britain
First Town Hall Program Tuesday at Hood College
The Hood Town Hall opens its annual program this Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Jenny Cablentz Lounge Coblentz Hall with a coffee for Hood students The meeting aims to introduce new students to Town Hall and outline the year s plan Dr Olive S Reddick returns to Hood College faculty as the main speaker Two students speak Miss Mildred Riggins explains the security council on campus and Miss Louise Fredericks discusses the International Relations club
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Hood Town Hall
Jenny Cablentz
Coblentz Hall
Hood
Town Hall
Olive S. Reddick
Hood College
India
Mildred Riggins
Security Council
Louise Fredericks
Nuernberg Guard Overcome By Heat
In Nuernberg today a U S army guard collapsed in heat while the International Military Tribunal read its judgments against 22 Nazi defendants including Jodl. The incident occurred behind Col Gen Alfred Jodl as sentences were announced.
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Nuernberg
U. S. Army Guard
Alfred Jedi
Stat
International Military Tribunal
Jodl
Mischievous Propaganda Charged in Yugoslav Incident
Washington reports the Yugoslav government accuses Allied authorities of neglecting to monitor press coverage after six Yugoslav soldiers were detained in Venezia Giulia on Sept. 9 for carrying concealed hand grenades. An American board found the arrest justified and released the troops.
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Washington
Tritten Steine Anvernment
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Will Clayton
State Department
Venezia Giulia
Venezia i Giulia
New Headache For Hotel Men In Boston
Boston hotelmen face cancellations as the New Tonal League dead heat finish fuels demand for later dates. Grenwood G. Sherrard says reservations must be canceled and rebooked from scratch. Charles Coyle notes hotels will add space, even if it requires using ballrooms.
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Boston
Grenwood G. Sherrard
Boston Hotelmen’s Association
Charles Coyle
Hotelmen’s Association
Declaration On Danube's Use Likely
Paris Sept 30 peace conference commission backed a Danube free navigation clause for postwar treaties after Sen. Vandenberg urged freedom of trade on the Danube. The nine to five vote split along east west lines as Britain and the United States support a binding principle and a riparian conference within six months.
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Paris
Danube
Balkan
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Balkans Economic Commission
United States
Britain
Romania
Vandenberg
United Sites
Balkan Economic Commission
Glatwyn Jebb
Russia
Stanoje Simic
Homecoming Draws 2000 to I O O F Event North of Frederick
About 2000 people attended the twentieth annual pilgrimage and homecoming at the I O O F Home north of Frederick. Visitors came from Baltimore and the Eastern Shore while Judge Charles B Moylan delivered the principal address. Musicians from Taney Lodge and remarks by several officers highlighted the afternoon program.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland
Charles &. Moylan
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Charles B. Scheme
IL Co. O. F
Taney Lodge
M. Fellenbaum
Post- Jude
Lunenesa
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Playoff Games Start Times Set by Ford Frick
The Ford Frick office announced playoff games to determine the league champion at St Louis and at Brooklyn with start times of 1.30 PM Real Standard Time. Broadcast permissions were granted pending details. The first game is scheduled for St Louis tomorrow, with the second and third games in Brooklyn on Thursday and Friday.
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New York
Ford Frick
National Baseball League
St. Yngardeto Louis
Alice
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dardanelles Control and Great Power Rivalry Deepens
Mackenzies Column outlines how Britain and the United States seek to limit Soviet influence in the Dardanelles while Turkey resists Russian military expansion. The piece highlights the strategic importance of this waterway, its long history of conflict, and the broader risk of wider war drawing in the United States.
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Mehago Parkey
Dardanelles
Britain
America
England
Greece
Joy Bull
Mediterranean
Alidelle
Sam
United States
Moscow
Russia
Washington
U. A
Turkey
Thal
Soviet Union
Ankara
Wilerway
B.C
Agamemnon
Troy
King Demands Retraction Over Joint Chiefs of Staff Oil Project
Admiral Ernest J. King urged the Senate War Investigating Committee to publicly retract its criticism of him related to the 1943 Joint Chiefs of Staff push to complete a $134,000,000 oil highway project in Canada. He argued the committee’s report wrongly blamed him personally and cited Knox’s 1943 stance as support.
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Miral
Ernest J. King
Senate War Investigating Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
King
Naval Operations
Army and Navy
Canada
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Chiefs of Staff
Nürnberg Decision Partly Convicts Nazi War Leaders
The international tribunal delivers a landmark verdict on conspiracy to commit aggressive war. It convicts some groups within the Leadership Corps while others face lesser charges, with final sentences due to be read soon.
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Nuernberg
Germany
International Military Tribunal
Navy Germany
General Staff
High Command
Reich Cabinet
Prexetomma Ibn
Doering
I Wilhelm Keitel
Hialmar Schacht
Hess
Britain
France
Russia
United States
Hermann Goering
Fribiacht
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Patrol plane Trucu Nent Turtle flies toward Australia
Thirteenth Naval district HQ reports the patrol plane Trucu Nent Turtle passed Midway Island at 10 a m during its Australia United States flight on a 9000 mile course. Separately a sedan stolen earlier was found wrecked on Route 342 near Feagaville at 2 80 a m after striking a pole. operator unlocated, investigation ongoing.
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Seattle
Thirteenth Naval District
Midway Island
Noble Testerman
Union Bridge
Route 2
Feagaville
Kenneth D. Bond
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Yugoslav
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O.O.F
Mackenzie
Dewite Macnzie
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