Stevenson To Start Campaign On Labor Day
Adlai Stevenson plans a Labor Day speech in Detroit to launch his presidential bid with a swing into the South. Campaign head Wyatt of Louisville coordinates events including Illinois State Fair ceremonies and visits to Washington to meet President Truman.
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Motor City
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New York and Philadelphia Simulated Ruins After Mock Raid
New York and Philadelphia were in simulated ruins after a mock bombardment by two squadrons of giant B A bombers. Thirty five planes mined in the simulated raid yesterday and 34 returned to Carswell Air Force Base. One landed at Dallas, 30 miles short of its home base. Planes from the 7th and 11th Bombardment Squadrons left Carswell Wednesday on the practice mission.
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New York
Philadelphia
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Repair woes with 5 farm equipment items
A reader reports recurring failures with five farm implements that break during use. The caller plans to sue and seeks guidance from repair experts at Martin Feed and Implements for resolution.
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Martin Feed & Implements
Lewis Demand For New Coal Wage May Halt Plan To Lift Controls
Washington August 8 A demand by Jona L Lewis for new wage contracts with United Mine Workers soft coal diggers risks derailing government plans to end price controls on bituminous coal The Office of Price Stabilization may suspend ceilings but now awaits potential strike outcomes and market dynamics If controls stay in place prices could spike amid possible distribution imbalances and varying stock availability among mines.
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California Reds Get Five-Year Prison Sentences
The 14 leading Reds, including a self described funding member of the party in Russia, were sentenced to up to five years and $10,000 fines under the Smith Act of 1940 for conspiracy against the United States. Judge William C. Mathes upheld guilty verdicts after a six month trial in Los Angeles. Frank Spector, 37, claimed he helped found the Communist party in 1919 and faced additional alien deportation proceedings. Others named include William Schneiderman, Frank Carlson, Philip M. Connelly and Dorothy Healey Connelly, Beo Dabs, Ernest Otla Fox, Rose Chernin Kusing, Carl Rue Lambert, Alvert Sinek, Henry Steinberg, and Oleta O'Conner Yates whose case continued.
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Philip M. Connelly
Dorothy Healey Connelly
Beo Dabs
Ernest Otla Fox
Rose Chernin Kusing
Carl Rue Lambert
Farm Tour Slated Today By Farmers Groups
The Four State Farmers Tour proceeds today despite uneven weather. Sponsored by Pa sninne Erlicon Company and Extension Services of Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia, it features Virginia Tech and others viewing ongoing dairy cattle research and rural matters. A farmer committee handles plans each year with no admission fee.
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No Success In Hunt For Plane Missing Over China Sea
An American panel and ships reported no success in locating a Navy Mariner patrol bomber missing since yesterday with 13 aboard. The aircraft, based at Sangley Point near Manila, vanished after reporting engine trouble during a routine patrol near Corregidor Island at Manila Bay. Radio contact was lost half an hour later.
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Food Prices Up 32 Percent Since 1946 in Baltimore
Baltimore housewives pay 19 percent more for food now than two years ago and overall food prices are 82.8 percent higher than December 1946 levels. A survey of 40 items in chain and independent stores shows most items rose, with only a few minor decreases. A prior March 1950 survey captured similar trends before Korean War heating began.
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Ridgway Talks With Greek Premier in Athens Meeting
Gen Ridgway met Greek Premier Plastiras in Athens for about 20 minutes as Allied Supreme Headquarters in Europe reported. Speculation swirled about discussion of the Greece Bulgaria border dispute over Gamma island, but Plastiras refused to confirm or deny.
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Baltimore Attorney Named President of State Education Board
Baltimore attorney Wendell DP Alen has been named president of the State Board of Education, replacing Tasker G. Lowndes who died in July. Alen has served on the board since 1985 and was unanimously elected yesterday. Jerome Frampton, a doctor from Ferler Thishurg, was named to tilt the post of war president vacated by Alten. Both will serve until the public elections in May as required by law.
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Gore defeats McKellar in Tennessee Democratic primary
Tennessee results show Albert Gore Jr leading Kenneth McKellar by about fifty five thousand votes after 2022 of 2200 precincts reported. Clement leads Browning and Allen for Republican senatorial nomination while Crump backs Clement. McKellar, longtime Senate Appropriations chair, concedes amid a reshaped political map.
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Those Who Missed GOP Picnic Can Get Money Back
Republicans who bought tickets to the Men's Republican Club picnic will be refunded if they return their tickets. The rain caused the event to be rescheduled, and president Clear Bur of the sponsoring club urges ticket holders to reclaim their money. The annual picnic, sponsored by all clubs, will now be held at Andrew Koffman's clubhouse in Conococheague on September 10.
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Poultry Taxable Property Debate in Salisbury
Salisbury officials dispute poultry taxation with Attorney General Hall Shimmond ruling that chickens remain taxable personal property. County commissioners refuse to drop poultry from the tax list, insisting on annual flock assessments despite potential broader reforms.
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Prayer for TODAY at St Luke's Methodist Church
Fragmentary prayer text referencing a May date and a visit to St Luke's Methodist Church in Poneri. It mentions a flooding stream and adventure, with unclear references to ministers and a national health facility. The readable parts mix devotional tone with geographic hints.
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Murder Charge Dropped In Wife Shooting Case
Winghester August 8 oP Sut. Warner H Wood a Rowan war veteran freed of a warden charge in a backwoods cottage death of his wife Bettie Lee Wied. Commonwealth's Attorney Edward Williams said no sufficient evidence to prosecute. Clarke County Circuit Court approved the motion to end the case and Wood returned to his Army duties at Fort Meyer, Va. The 20 year old bride disappeared last winter and what was believed to be her body was found February 2 in the charred remains of a burned-out cabin along the Shenandoah River. Weather stated Wood said he had lyst from his wife the day before the body was found.
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Shenandoah
Weed
Soldiers Who Tempted Snipers Out Of Action
United Nations forces in Korea report a unique partnership of two soldiers a Kentucky sniper and a Wisconsin Marine who lured Red snipers into exposed positions. Friday of Neknosa and Bonnett of Camfars attracted fire during a trench ambush on July 24. Friday was injured by shrapnel and hospitalized in Japan while Bonnett was killed in action.
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McKeldin Promises Gift Money to GOP Campaign Fund
Baltimore Aue 9 McKeldin said last night that gifts presented to him by old friends would be contributed to Republican campaign funds. The donations reportedly exceed $10 and were given at a private dinner in his honor. He declined to reveal the amount but noted tax rules on cash gifts and said Maryland and national campaigners would benefit.
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County Girls to Compete for Washington County Queen
About six county girls will compete next Wednesday August 13 at Shafer Memorial Park Boonsboro for the county queen title. Entrants include Exiwt Shines, daughter of Mes and active Brownnwtle Guris Gi member, who will start at Havesturea High Series next month. The winner advances to the tele of Marstand Paeny Q¢ TW Connection With Thanniane Farr.
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Council Fails To Stop Limited Parking Trial
The council approved a 90 day trial banning parking on Sunemit Avenue and related streets to ease traffic. Mayor MacDonald defended the measure amid concerns from Uber and nearby property owners who argue city streets serve citizens first. The traffic committee warned rushed steps could reduce parking and hurt the main business district.
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Conor
Senny Asemie
Jonathan Airees
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A. F. MacDonald
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Margaret Truman Leaves For Munich Visit
Unclear fragmentary notice discusses Margaret Truman's departure for Munich for an eight day Salata music festival related events and a stray report of unusual births at a Holstein cattle farm near Dickerson with a heifer birth and subsequent calf birth amid uncertain details.
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Mill Worker's Sons Petition Presiden t Deportation Case
Wendell and his two sons Carl and Paul plan to telegram President Truman asking him to intervene and stop the deportation of their 49 year old father Latva a mill worker who joined the Communist party in 1939 to support a strike He served in World War II and hopes the President will fight for him The case involves citizenship and possible deportation under a 1940s law and appeals to the 1 Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston.
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Ted Monsmien
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Frank Cohen
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Sterilize Used Bedding Rules Cited in Maryland
The Maryland health department warns that selling or giving away used bedding is unlawful unless properly sterilized. Authorities state the law has long required sterilization and will be enforced. Forsyter Storage at Mili Street in Kaverstown is cited for sterilizing wood bedding.
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Kaverstown
Forsyter Storage
Mili
Vingerark
Local Market Prices and Produce Notes
A fragmented local market listing discusses prices for grain corn and beer, noting fluctuations every few days. It mentions various vendors and produce items with unclear specifics, highlighting average price ranges and typical market activity in the area.
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