Fast Time Goes In Effect Here In Maryland Areas
The change to standard time affects Oakland and Garrett County Cambridge La Plate Centerville Salisbury and other counties. Havre de Grace voters decide May 5 while Aberdeen awaits that result. Many residents forgot to set clocks yesterday and missed buses or church services as broadcasts resumed.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Cambridge
Dorchester
la Plate
Charles
Centerville
Queen Anne’s
Salisbury
Wicomico
Havre de Grace
Aberdeen
Marshall Will Report Tonight and Greece Turkish proposal
Marshall urges compromise on treaty talks while labeling Soviet reparations for Germany and Austria as unreasonable. He backs swift action on the Greek Turkish bill and a $250 million foreign relief plan, but cautions no broad aid to Korea or other nations. A House debate on a $350 million relief bill looms with a possible Poland amendment and a status on earmarking aid for Italy Hungary Austria Greece Poland and perhaps China.
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Marshall
Germany
Austria
Korea
White House
Poland
State Department
Department
Italy
Hungary
Greece
China
House
Senate
Money Stolen From Car In Blooms Alley Incident
D. Mills reports $180 cash taken from glove compartment of car parked in Blooms Alley early Sunday morning in the 600 block of North Prospect Street. Police notified.
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C. D. Mills
North Prospect Street
Blooms Alley
In Memoriam Esther M Young
Remembrance note for Mrs Esther M Young who passed away two years ago on April 27 1945. Children Paul and Betty Lou express affection and gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, flowers, and cars during James W L Long’s death.
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Hons
James W. L. Long
Weak, Watery Blood Blamed for Making Men and Women Look and Feel Older
A health advertisement claims low blood strength ages people and reduces energy. It touts 65 Tonic and 83 Tonic formulas to rebuild red blood cells, improve digestion, appetite, sleep, and skin glow, urging readers to buy from their drug store.
Cancer Drive Uses Motion Pictures At Local HQ
Free films will be shown daily at the American Cancer Society headquarters 14 West Washington street to support the drive. The screenings begin around 4 30 pm and continue in the afternoon, with demonstrations on cancer cell growth and early warning signs. A $10 donation to the drive offers priority on purchasing a new automobile, with three $19 donors awarded immediate car purchase.
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American Cancer Society
West Washington Street
Secret Burial For Mrs. McLean
An article recounts Mrs. McLean’s gilded life in Washington and Bar Harbor, her 1908 marriage to Ned McLean, and the famed Hindu cursed diamond she acquired in Paris around 1912. The 4414 caret Hope diamond’s fate lies with her will as Thurman Arnold files probate papers, with values cited from 180000 purchase and potential offers to 2000000.
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Washington
Bar Harbor
Europe
Ned McLean
Cincinnati Inquirer
Washington Post
Mme. de Montespan
Louis XVI
Francis Pelham Clinton
McLean
Paris
Pierre Cartier
Vinson
Thurman Arnold
Arnold
Postpone Inquest Into Fatal Crash Names Laidig Woman
The inquest into the death of Mrs. Marjorie Shotts, 32, of Laidig Pa, has been moved from today to Thursday May 1, per Coroner S D Shull of Chambersburg. The postponement follows injuries to driver Mrs Lester Guy Querry of Hagerstown, involved in the crash two miles north of McConnellsburg last week.
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Marjorie Shotts
Laidig
S. D. Shull
Chambersburg
Lester Guy Querry
Hagerstown
McConnellsburg
Swanson Turner Begins 25 Day Assault Sentence
Swanson Turner of Waterstreet began a 25 day sentence at Washington County Jail after default on a $25 fine set by Magistrate Martin V Bostetter. He was convicted of assaulting Sadie Baker and 11 year old Harry Randall. Baker, Turner's sister, said he broke furniture and struck her with a chair.
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Swanson Turner
Waterstreet
Washington County
Martin V.B. Bostetter
Sadie Baker
Harry Randall
Stock Market Opens Slow as Edges Rise Quietly
In New York on April 28 select stocks edged forward while many leaders paused or slipped. Dealings were slow at the open with fractional advances dominating as labor outlook, dividends, and earnings lifted bidding. Some selling persisted on wage price, tax, and foreign concerns.
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New York
Cashier Robbed at William Penn Hotel Terrace Room
Two men armed with pistols robbed the Terrace Room cashier at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh yesterday, escaping with nearly $2,000. Police probing motive and suspects.
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Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
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