Judge Collet To Get Key Position
Federal Judge John Caskie Collet, once stabilization chief, is expected to leave the bench to join Washington as a top official in the new economic stabilization office under Reconversion Director John R. Steelman. He would serve as a legal arbiter on policy and pricing. A source notes Collet will fly to Washington with President Truman to assume duties.
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Johnn Caskie Collet
Truman
Washington
Collet
John R. Steelman
Federal
Western
Missouri
OPA
Chester Bowles
John W. Snyder
Noted Speaker At Grace Church Opens Evening Program
Dr. Paul R. Bayman vice president of BIOLA and famed Bible Conference speaker speaks at Grace Brethren Church tonight at 7 45 on How Fulfilled Prophecy Proves the Bible to be the Word of God. Robert Van Steenburg accompanies as evangelistic singer and song leader. Bayman, a USC zoology fellow and archaeologist, recently toured Mexico and Central America studying Aztec and Mayan ruins.
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Paul R. Bayman
The
Bible Institute of
Los Angeles
Grace Brethren Church
First
Spruce Streets
Bauman
Robert van Steenburg
Bob Jones College
University of Southern California
American Scientific Affiliation
Mexico
Central America
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Guatemala
Refuses Order Of Officer Fined $6 45
Patrolman Draper reports he warned a motorist to move from a no parking lane in the Public Square. Roy Rice a taxicab driver of 100 block East Franklin Street was fined five dollars plus costs after disobeying a city officer in City Court. Rice refused to move the cab, saying he would get something to eat.
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John Draper
Public Square
Draper
Roy Rice
Franklin Street
M. W. B. Bostetter
Rice
Byrnes Defends U S Position Amid Paris Peace Talks
The U S secretary of state rebukes Molotov during a heated rules committee debate over the two thirds rule at the Paris peace conference. Byrnes asserts U S support for Mackenzie King’s plan and accuses Molotov of attempting to have the Foreign Ministers Council direct conference work. He notes Potsdam era Soviet pressure to limit participants and cites a call from Molotov's interpreter for a meeting. Texas uses four small naval vessels in its struggle for independence from Mexico.
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Byrnes
W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Foreign Ministers Council
United States
Soviet Union
N. V. Pavlov
Potsdam
Council of Foreign Ministers
Set 5000 Bond In Shooting Case
In a drunken confession before officers, the suspect said he found a gun in bed and believed it belonged to McWhorter from Charles Town. He claimed he could not remember shooting McWhorter and cited drinking as the cause. Evidence included a gun, shell, and bullets found on the window sill outside his room.
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McWhorter
Charles Town
Seliman
John Rolirer
Johna A. Knode
Fewell
Wayne Sellman
Harvest Of Beans Peaches Assured In Washington County
The county camp at Smithsburg houses 69 Bahamians now laboring on beans and peaches. Twenty five more arrived last Saturday, boosting numbers toward about 100. Tomatoes will be picked next week as Green Castle cannery is ready. Workers will stay until October to harvest peaches and apples, with Elberta peaches soon ripe. Miss Virginia Shaver notes farmer compliments and a near normal apple crop, with an estimated 800000 bushels statewide in Maryland and 78 percent of Maryland’s total.
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Smithsburg
Virginia Shaver
Greencastle
Miss Shaver
Washington County
Maryland
Bus Romance Repeats On Haunting Bus Meeting Spot
The Potomac Edison Company confirms a Blue Ridge bus served as the setting for a Hagerstown youth and a Waynesboro girl's romance that led to marriage last month. They met on the Washington bound ride and wed after a brief engagement, with drivers noting the journey sparked a honeymoon mood.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Blue Ridge
Waynesboro
Washington
South Mountain
Hageratown
Lot Of Whiskey Made Last Year
Washington reports American distillers produced 147,476,000 gallons of whisky in the fiscal year ended June 30, up about 106,000,000 gallons from the prior year due to wartime restrictions. Bottled-in-bond withdrawals fell from 9,578,000 to 6,958,000 gallons while stocks at year end reached 374,073,000 gallons, up 66,485,000 gallons.
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Washington
Treasury
Insect Leg Spurs Aid Grasshoppers and Crickets
The legs of grasshoppers and crickets carry spurs that help the insects grip ground or foliage for leaping.
New York Eggs Prices Steady As Receipts Rise
New York on August 5 reports egg receipts at 26 510 dozen, steady. General wholesale price trends show whites for extras No 1 to No 4 45 lbs and over 38 to 41 cents, medium 40 to 46 lbs 36 to 37 cents.
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New York
Egges
Livestock Missing After Frederick County Railroad Wreck
A July 16 derailment of 22 freight cars on the B&O near Reel's Mill, Frederick County, left 40 cattle and 26 hogs missing. Horses were found injured in a damaged car, while cattle escaped along the tracks and later scattered. Officials issued notices urging district residents to report missing stock.
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Reel’s Mill
Frederick County
Turks Plan For New Government
Turks anticipate a firm stance in foreign policy under the new government led by President Ismet Inonu as the National Assembly convened. Hassan Saka remains foreign minister while 62 members of the Democratic party sit as deputies, their protest over alleged election irregularities met by mounted police as Inonu began a third four-year term.
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Hassan Saka
Democratic Party of Opposition
National Assembly
Democratic Party
Assembly
Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Railroad Chief Visit Postponed To September
A proposed visit by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad President Roy B. White to Fairmont West Virginia to discuss the coal car shortage with mining officials and others has been postponed until the second week of September.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Roy B. White
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
County Agent Endorses Plan For Potato Purchase Program
County Agent Mark Miller urged local farmers to join the U S Department of Agriculture purchase program for Irish potatoes. Rates are 2.25 per hundredweight for U S Number Ones and 1.12 for Number Ones size B f o b delivery. potatoes must be graded and loaded in dry cars and sacked in new or clean bags. A three hundred sack minimum applies and cooperatives may pool to reach it.
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Mark Miller
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
Washington County
Maryland
Walter Hampden Born in Brooklyn Shakespearean Star
Walter Hampden, renowned Shakespearean actor, was born in Brooklyn, highlighting his early life and stage lineage.
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Walter Hampden
Brooklyn
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