Hagerstown Fair To Open Sept 18 In Maryland Schedule
Maryland Fair Board announced 24 county fairs and shows for the season. The opening event is Sept 18 at Hagerstown with further dates across battle-tested venues including Centreville, Cambridge, Bel Air, Timonium, and Prince Frederick.
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Maryland Brute Fair Board
McDonagh School
Pikesville
Baltimore County
Centreville
Queen Anne'a
Carroll County
Taneytown
Montgomery County
Cambridge
Howard County
Brendel’s Manor Park
Ellcott City
Maryland
Timonium
Fair Hill
Harford County
Bel Air
St. Mary's County
Leonard‘wn
Charles County
la Pinta
Davidsonville
Frederick
Wicombco County
Calvert County
Prince Frederick
Princess Anne
Upper Marlboro
Timontum
Dry Weather Has Its Recompense Continued Notes
Keedysville weatherman J A Miller said wheat needs a cool wet day for a good crop and maybe we'll get it. The Weather Bureau promised showers late today after a warm afternoon with a high near 15. Tonight temperatures will fall to around 38 to 44 as Thursday brings partial clouds and cooler air.
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Keedysville
J. A. Miller
Weather Bureau
Liberia's English Official Language Ties To Immigrant Governance
Liberia shapes its official language around English due to governance by American immigrants. This arrangement reflects historical ties and current administrative practice.
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Liberia
Czechs Seize Monasteries to Aid Housing Drive
The Czechoslovak government announces it will take over most Roman Catholic monasteries and convert them for public use to ease housing shortages. It claims Catholic orders have acted as enemies of Czechoslovakia and centers of anti state activity, with linked recent political cases cited in the report.
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Prague
Cechoslovakia
Ageli
Czechoslovakia
Te Ream Cartrate Glergyanen Comehinges
Tson
Spade
Tina
Orevolf
Weather Forecast for New York and Nearby State Regions
The forecast notes mixed conditions across the region with winds and showers expected in some areas. Thursday brings cooler, partly cloudy conditions with lingering showers and lower temperatures.
Molasses Firm At Center Of Maragon Perjury Trial
Testimony before Senate investigators linked the Maragon case to a molasses firm in Port Amboy New Jersey. Witnesses including Vaughan and Vaughan allies discussed possible influence and charges around a five percent fee practice in government contracting.
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Maragon
Harry Th Vaiehn
Nitions
Yade
Maragen
Vaughan
Senate
Port Amboy
Mark Tedds
Parter
Vikan
Irvin Guldstein
Vaweba
U S Faces Dilemma Over Soviet Air Incident
The State Department weighs possible Soviet withdrawal from charges and Moscow's response to demands for a prompt investigation and regret. Officials consider motives from closing the Baltic to forced landing aims and possible capture of American equipment, with four Moscow airmen identified as implicated.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
State and Defense Departments
White House
Baltic
Michael McDermott
Kremlin
Czechs Seek Expulsion of Baltimorean Embassy Official
The Czech Foreign Ministry ordered the expulsion of a Baltimore native, Kolarek, a long serving embassy staffer, and demanded his departure within a set time. Prague and Bratislava offices will close by noon Saturday as U S authorities face allegations of spying and hostile propaganda.
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U.S
Prague
Bratislava
Slovakia
Kolarek
Baltimore
State Department
U. S
Ellis O. Briggs
Foreign Ministry
Washington Bowling Alleys Blaze Inflicts 190000 Loss
A four alarm fire in Washington caused an estimated 190000 in damage to the Brooklyn bowling alleys on Tenth Street Northeast. Firefighters were overcome by smoke and gas but most returned to duty after treatment. nine were hospitalized. Phosgene gas escaped from lacquered nitrocellulose as flames endangered a 12 story row. The loss figure was provided by John L. Freeman, president of the operating company.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Tenth Street
N. E
Joseph A. Marvhew
John Ll. Freeman
Alleva
Lutherans Lead In Overseas Aid from World Service
Lutherans ranked first among Protestants in gifts for European relief efforts in 149, with American Lutherans contributing $5,860,400 or 34 percent of Protestant aid. Cash totals included £2,95,4mh and a further $2,600,000 in direct goods. Lutherans also provided many openings for DPAs. World Service tally shows wide denominational cooperation.
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Ehus
Department of Inter- Church
World Council of Churches
Europe
U. S
World Service
Licensing Agreement Reached Over AirFin Process
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporation concludes a licensing deal through its head licensee in Great Britain with Priston Rings Ltd and Joseph Sankey and Sons Ltd. The pact covers AirFin process for bending aluminum to aid manufacture of cooking ware, helping prevent hot surfaces.
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Fairchild Engine and Airplane’ Corporation
Great Britain
Weilworthy Priston
Lii
Joseph Sankey and Sons, Ltd
Bilston
Staffordshire
Fairchild
Editor to Address Welding Society
T. K. Jefferson editor of America’s pioneer welding magazine The Welding Engineer will speak at the American Welding Society meeting at Little Heiskel Café on Thursday April 20. His talk titled Maintenance Welding A National Need will cover maintenance welding’s role in industry and its varied aspects for a diverse audience. The session begins at 8 p.m. and all members and interested guests are urged to attend.
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T. K. Jefferson
America
Pioneer Welding Mapaine
American Welcime Society
Little Heiskel
Jefferson
Spotting vitiated ware reveals scorching discoloration
A fragment notes spots scorching and discoloration at the bottom of cooking ware. The readable text suggests heat damage on cookware and possible quality concerns. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
Admits Plot To Kill Family In Legal Admission
The article reports John Grant admitting to a plot to kill his family while detailing child support arrears and debts. Betty Suomela, an American Airlines stewardess, and Mrs. Grant stand by him as investigators note money given by Suomela and possible financial strain.
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New York
Guards Featured in The Guard News at Fairchild
Two members of the Fairchild Aircraft plant guard force M I G Whitmer and Paul H Blair are pictured in The Guard News official publication of the United Plant Guard Workers of America International Union Detroit issue. Roy J Haines International Board member writes As It Looks From Here on the Welfare State.
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Fairchild Aircraft Plant
M. Ig. Whitmer
Paul H. Blair
Guard News
United Plant Guard Workers of America International Union
Detroit
Mich
The
Roy J. Haines
Fairchild Aircraft Guard
Mr. Haines
International Board
Open House at Springfield State Hospital Thursday
Springfield State Hospital at Sykesville announces an open house during National Mental Health Week on Thursday afternoon April 27. Registration starts at 1 p.m., followed by a 1 30 address by Dr. Robert E. Gardner, superintendent. Tours of departments and farm industries, an educational film, and refreshments conclude the event.
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Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Springfeld
Robert E. Gardner
Springfield
Public Aid Recipients Reach Four and a Half Million in 1948
In 1948 about four and a half million Americans received public assistance. The figure reflects widespread welfare programs during the postwar period and highlights the scale of social aid in the United States.
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United States
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