Trial dates set for 22 criminal appeals
The county court assigned trial dates for 22 criminal appeal cases, with two dismissed. Some cases moved up for early trial due to jailed appellants, including Colvin for alleged clock theft and Burk on a non support charge. Several appeals were slated for October 20 and 22 with many details and fines listed.
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Patrick A .Sehnauffer
Manford M. Colvin
House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
William N. Burk
Charles A. Price
Colvin
Edwin F. Nikirk
James EK
Lois Boyland
Edward J. Smith
Hedsel D. Walker
Alion Y. Bennett
Robert L. Burch
Bennett
E. Austin James
John W. Smith
Weinberg
Frank E.grove
William E. Kline
William J. Stoner
Bruce Eyler
Stoner
Marian Bowie
Kennard Smith
Lilburn S. Waters
Carroll L. Burtner
Rodney R. Kelly
Carl B. Burns
Bennett Earl J. Kauffman
Charles E. Foreman
Edwin O. Mackley
G. Howard M. Stevens
Smith
Two Public Sales In County On Wednesday
Antiques brought good prices at the public sale of the late Annie A. L. Sensency property at McKinsky's Mill. The unimproved one half acre known as the schoolhouse property on Linwood road was sold to Daniel Jones for 275 dollars. A six room dwelling was withdrawn to be sold later at the public sale of Lutie A. JohnsonFlist Fill on Wednesday. Personal property brought good prices with the sale total near 200 dollars. Sherman P. Bowers was atorney-in-fact res McC. Mathias attorney and E. Milo Hooper Sr auctioneer.
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Annie AL Sensency
McKinskys
Lutie Ai. Johnson
Sherman P. Bowers
Res McC. Mathias
E. Milo Hooper, Sr
Clubwomen to answer propaganda on radio program
New York clubwomen will broadcast to Europeans that American women are not alcoholics or Amazons, countering Russian propaganda. The announcement came at the New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs president’s council meeting held yesterday. BH Barroll Deld Baltimore reports the death of Hope H Barroll Jr 53, WFBR executive and GM, in Baltimore.
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New York
New York City
Federation of Womens Clubs
BH. Barroll
Baltimore
Hope H. Barroll, Jr
WFBR
Chestertown
Barroll
WEBR
Parity System Remains With Either Party In Power
The new Aiken parity law enshrines permanent price supports for farm products, tied to a 10 year average and a flexible 60 to 90 percent parity range. While bipartisan support exists, effects on taxes and grocery prices won’t appear for years, keeping food costs high for now.
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Douglas Larsen
NEA
Peter Edson
Washington
Truman
Dewey
United States
U. S
America
Up Unil
Aiken
Vermont
Department of Agriculture
Ghost Orders For War Goods
New York report notes phantom orders for war goods already placed with American manufacturers to be filled only in case of armed conflict. Arthur A. Hill, chairman of the National Security Resources Board, warned of Russian duplicity and urged industry to aid defense planning.
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New York
Arthur A. Hill
National Security Resources Board
Navy Industrial Association
Hill
United States
The
Resources Board
Head of Stern Gang Arrested
Reliable informants say Israeli police arrested Nathan Friedman-Yelin head of the Stern gang in Haifa with a top aide. Authorities report a search of their rooms in Tel Aviv yielded documents “throwing new light” on Sternist activities and the group’s role in the Sept 27 assassination in Jerusalem.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Nathan Friedman-Yelin
Stern
Stern Gang
Count Foike Bernadotte
U. N
Palestine
Jerusalem
Friedman- Yellin
Haifa
Friedman-Yellin
Y ¥Eila
Peculiar Injury Reported After Hunting Mishap
Lloyd Mitchell of Route 3 was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an unusual hunting accident last week. He sustained a torn ligament in a knee and crawled home several miles before an operation was performed.
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Lloyd Mitchell
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
Iran Target Of Moscow Iran Target Of Moscow
U S monitors report four Moscow radio broadcasts attacking Iran in a single day with an Azerbaijan democratic station joining in. Officials fear Russia may use Tehran to shift attention from the Berlin crisis as Soviet interest in Iran appears to be rising.
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Washington
Moscow
Iran
Russia
Oistrich
Azerbaijan
Berlin
United Nations Security Council
Governor Orders Caution on Sanatorium Renovations
Governor Lane told Chief Engineer John B. Funk to slow planned renovations at Maryland state tuberculosis sanatoria. He favors a broad approach to the TB problem and will inspect four institutions within ten days, while the board debated a $30,000 renovation of unused shacks at the Sabiliasville sanatorium.
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Baltimore
Lane
John B. Funk
Board For Public Works
Sabiliasville Sanatorium
Humid Weather Expected to Return into October
Septembers precipitation rose slightly above two inches as overnight showers eased the month’s end. October was set to begin in humid conditions with a shifting rain outlook from the Weather Bureau. Overnight rainfall reached .27 inch, with a total near 2.04 inches by 8:30 a.m., as the month nears its driest since February 1948.
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W. O
Weather Bureau
Cancer survey pages issued to Maryland physicians
Maryland counties initiate a two state cancer survey funded by the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society. Physicians are urged to report cases to the Health Department, with strict confidence, to assess local cancer control needs and the role of family history and environment.
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Health Department
Frederick
Mary-land
Seventeen Injured On Greyhound Bus Crash Near Berwyn
Seventeen passengers were injured when a Greyhound express bus collided with a jackknifed tractor trailer on the Lancaster pike near Berwyn. Four were detained at Bryn Mawr Hospital. others treated at the scene. The crash tied up two lanes while a second truck blocked the road. hundreds of cases of canned beans spilled across the highway. The tractor trailer was driven by Lloyd M. Scattergood of Union Bridge Maryland.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Berwyn
Pittsburgh
Lloyd ML. Scattergood
Union Bridge
Westminster
Lancaster Pike
Magistrate hears two Peoples Court accident cases
Two accident cases were tried before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett this morning. One defendant was found not guilty of reckless driving, the other guilty on inadequate brakes with a fine and costs. Multiple defendants faced collateral forfeitures for traffic violations. State Troopers DeWitt, Muchner, Rudy and Ridge made arrests. A Circuit Court jury heard a real estate commission suit removed from Howard county, with N Ellsworth Bunce suing Thomas H. Jarvis. Schnauffer presiding.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Peoples Court
Edgar C. Wirts
Knoxville
L. M. Ridge
Frederick
Guy H. Atkins
Middletown
John C. Sheets
Urbana
George P. Geisbert
Route 4
E. R. Prinkey
Youngstown
Paul Danilo
Morgan
Anthony Astorina
Carnegie
Jane Mc. “Min
W. A. Mutchner
A. M. Rudy
Ridge
Howard
Howard County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
N_ Ellsworth Bunce
Baltimore
Thomas H. Jarvis
Simpsonville
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Parsons Newman
Television Expansion Paused by FCC
The Federal Communications Commission halts all new television station approvals to polish the service. The freeze affects 302 pending applications while 123 stations are authorized, with 37 already on air and the rest in various construction stages.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission Today
75 Chickens Taken In Raid On Hennervy
Frederick county deputies investigated a chicken theft at the Haines property between Shooks town and Rocky Springs. About 735 Plymouth Rocks and Buff Orpingtons were taken Tuesday or Wednesday. Sheriff’s deputies urged residents to remain vigilant after a similar raid left another farmer with only one old hen.
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Frederick County
Raymond N. Haines
Shookstown
Rocky Springs
Plymouth Rocks
George Crouse
Guy Anders
New Windsor Fire Truck Delivery Delayed to November
The New Windsor Fire and Hose Company reports the American LaFrance fire truck they ordered will not arrive until November, instead of September as previously announced. Dedication exercises will be held when the truck is delivered.
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New Windsor
Montgomery To Command In The West
A British government source says Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery will command the five nation western European alliance armed forces. Announcement expected in Paris within 48 hours under the Brussels pact. The alliance includes Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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London
Viscount Montgomery
Britain
Imperial
Western European Alliance
Montgomery
Paris
Alliance
Brussels
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
British Press Association
G. W. R. Templer
Germany
Alphonse Juin
North Africa
Lord Cunningham
Royal Air Force
Lord Tedder
Magruder Named County Farm Agents Leader in Maryland
John W. Magruder, longtime extension agronomist and former Howard county agent, was named head of Maryland’s 25 county agents. He succeeds E. I. Oswald in College Park and reports to Dr. T. B. Symons.
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Colege Park
John W. Magruder
University of Maryland
Howard County
Maryland
T. B. Symons
College of Agriculture
Symons
Magruder
Extension Service
Lisbon
West Friendship
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
College Park
Extension Service Agronomist
E. I. Oswald
Paul E. Nystrom
Harvard
Standardized Threadings For Uncle Sam Britain
The United States and Britain near a pact on standardized threadings likely to be signed mid October marking decades of talks. The agreement would aid industry and unify calibers and ordnance, enabling rapid field repairs with matching bolts and nuts in both nations.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Stock market edges into higher price ground
New York September 30 F1 The stock market edged into higher price ground at a slow pace with gains around 2 points and most in fractional territory.
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New York
Soviets Shoot 2 Germans In American Zone
Berlin reports that Soviet troops forayed into the U S sector tonight and shot two German civilians. American military police intervened and the incident is under investigation. No American casualties were reported.
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Berlin
U.S
U. S
Berlin crisis roots and four power plan explained
James Marlow outlines the postwar Berlin split among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union. He notes aims diverge with Russia seeking communism while Western powers favor free enterprise and describes the failure to create unified economic agencies for all four zones and the resulting trade barriers.
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James Marlow
Washington
Berlin
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Former Suitor Is Not Suspected In Glen Burnie Slayings
Anne Arundel county officers in Glen Burnie say no former suitor is being sought in the unsolved double slaying of Mary Kline and another victim. Investigators reportedly ruled out a previously named suspect, with officials declining to pursue the rejected theory. The case began Friday night when Mary Kline left home for a date with John H. Mahlan, a 25 year old Glen Burnie postal worker.
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Glen Burnie
Anne Arundel County
Mary Kline
John
Souers, Jr
James C. Merton, Jr
John H. Mahlan
Atomic Bomb Dispute Before U N General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly grapples with atomic energy control as Canada led a Western push for effective international oversight. US Support cites Soviet blocades and sovereignty as blockages. Russia seeks time to study new Canadian text while progress stalls.
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Paris
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Ger. A. G. L. McNaughton
Canada
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
McNaughton
Warren R. Austin
United States
Soviet Union
Austin
Argentina
Jose Arce
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
General Assembly
Fire damages county home in Catoctin Furnace
A chimney fire at the home of John Rice in Catoctin Furnace caused heavy damage to a bedroom closet. Thurmont Fire Company kept the flames from spreading, with heat singeing furniture and bed clothes. Mrs. Rice alerted the fire crew around 10:30 a.m.. the house also suffered smoke damage and losses were estimated at about 750 dollars with partial insurance.
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John Rice
Catoctin
Thurmont
Rice
Food Concessionaires Hear Sanitary Rules for Frederick Fair
A large turnout at Winchester Hall heard county Health Department officials explain new sanitary rules for itinerant restaurants to concessionaires planning at the Frederick Fair. Inspector Brice Brachey answered questions about dishwashing and waste disposal with many likely choosing paper plates to ease compliance.
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Frederick Fair
County Health Department
Winchester Hall
Brice Brachey
Yugoslavia Backs Soviet Bloc at World Bank Talks
Washington dispatch reports Yugoslavia maintains a united front with Moscow aligned satellites during the World Bank and monetary fund meetings despite Marshal Tito's personal strains with the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Washington
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
World Bank and Monetary Fund
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