Air Freight Across The Atlantic Will Be Stepped Up Next Month
Air freight across the Atlantic will be increased after labor day as Pan American and Trans World Airlines add all cargo flights. Royal Dutch and SAS lines also boost all freight services, with cargo capacity and routes expanding toward Western Europe and the Middle East.
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Atlantic
Sam Dawson
New York
Competiton
Pan American
Trans World Airlines
Southward & Western
Wien
Kim
Tan & Western
Albiriukt
TWA Oe
American Lines
Tokyo
Tan Axl
Slick Airways
SAS
Scandinavia
Seaboard & Western
United States
Europe
Middle East
Hills
Allegheny-Ludum Steel To Resume Mall Production
Allegheny-Ludum Steel Corp moves to resume production after signing a complete steel contract with the CIO United Steelworkers covering 14,000 workers in five plants. The pact ends a nationwide strike era, sets wage scales around prior levels, and expires June 30, 1914 with a reopening clause for wage talks. The company operates plants in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia area facilities.
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Pittshield
Ave Owwr
Aegheny-Lieduim Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Allesneny-Ludum
Ad Fr
Cnstract
Tae Bis Steel
Alleghens
Ludium
Burg
I Kirk
Inuilal
Jones Ant Laveklin Steel Company
Prayer for T DAY in thankfulness and rest
Prayer request from James Ross McCain president emeritus Agnes Leon College for heavenly guidance on T DAY. The message asks for realization of mercy and restful period amid summer, urging gratitude and compassion nationally.
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Heavenly Father
Aimer
James Ross McCain
Deestur
Agnes Leon College
Pene
Musey Talks With Film Producer Musey in New York
Reuben T. Musey, longtime Waynesboro resident and great nephew of Hagerstown’s former mayor, chatted with songwriter and producer Harry Revel in New York Thursday evening. Revel is producing the addle while Shaw goes into production in Cheyenne later this month starring Minshaan Blondel and veteran comedian Ine E. Brown.
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Reuben T. Musey
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Reuben Musey
Harry Revel
New York
Revel
Shaw Ahieh
Cheypane
Wyo
Minshaan Blondel
Ine E. Brown
Hearing Postponed On PE Request
The Public Service Commission postponed today’s hearing on Potomac Edison Co of Frederick Md seeking authority to buy 568 500 worth of common stock from Potomac Light and Power Co of Martinsburg W Va The postponement to Aug 22 was requested by the applicant Other minor cases before the commission were submitted without protest The cement contract on which any action had been reached 24 hours earlier Also note steel work continues under a new contract to replace the im lorjim agreement.
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Charleston
W. Ya
Aug
Public Service Commission
Potomac Edison Co
Frederick
Potomac Light and Power Co
Martinsburg
Wo Va
Mily
Property Transfers Mixed in Springfield Area Deeds
Assorted land transfers and property deeds listed for Springfield and surrounding districts. Transfers include farms, streets, and roads along Indian Springs to Big Pool, Hagerstown to Cayetown, Beaver Creek, and North Potomac areas. Multiple individuals and couples outline ownership changes, with assignees and new owners named across districts 2, 10, and surrounding corridors.
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Faye
Ernest N. McAlister
Kejin's Mill Road
Charles M. Gossard
James J. Howell
Lotomy
Tdee Avene
Tee Page Barnes
Ralph David Garrett
Beaver Creek
East Town Road
Richard L Kindsealter
Richard TD. Wilhelm
Aronetty
Colonial Drive
Ella Marmaduke
Kealer
Sandy Hank Guy
George
Bussard
Sweigert
Gay and Cline
Magnus Mt. Hansen
Fesepl TY Peddicard
Hamilton
Francis H. Cast
Reynolds
NieSlas
North Patomac
Mo Fisher
West Wash
William Po Harnett
William Vl
Fitterly
Westminster
Reachley
Haserstoun
Funkstowe
Quality Peaches Market Slumps Amid Packing Costs Debate
Market notes show thinning demand for peaches with prices slipping despite wholesale gains in some lines. Bulk Halevans and Sunvighs traded around $2.40 to $2.79 per bushel inch, while FOB levels near $2.25 strained packing economics. City markets were dull, New York showed strength, and truck receipts fell while Virginia and Georgia shipments increased, signaling mixed movement overall.
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Elbertas
Wcith
New York
Whiel
Virginia
Titanis
Vian Teas
Georgia
Min
Margarine Heir in New York Prostitution Roundup
Minot F Jelke and six women and two men were arrested in New York raids on Swank apartments and hotels. Jelke, heir to a margarine fortune, faced bond and multiple counts while claims of coercion and social scandal swirled around the high profile case in East Side operations.
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New York
Minot
F. Jelke
Swank
Divorcee Held In Delinquency Case
Virginia LeTournean, 28, pleaded guilty in a delinquency case after running away with a neighbor. She admitted contributing to a minor’s delinquency and fled with Jimmy Sherwin on a six-state trip. They were arrested in Phoenix, and LeTournean is free on a 4000 bond pending sentencing. Sherwin is a Juvenile Court ward.
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Los Angeles
Aug
Virginia LeTournean
Simerine
Married 36 Years Now Seek Divorce in Tas Auaties
Donald Wo Douglas airplane manufacturer accuses his wife of long standing estrangement and failing to support the marriage as the couple faces separation. He alleges she used vile language and discredited his business in front of associates as he counters with a new complaint seeking divorce. Attorneys indicate the filing includes detailed accusations following her initial filing.
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Tas Auaties
Donald
Douglas
Tan
Doagh
Gale
Las
Niles
Attarneys
Egyptian Held On Dope Charge In Baltimore
A young Egyptian on a narcotics charge was arrested by federal agents after arriving on the steamer Miguel de Larrinags with heroin valued at 10060. He faced a $15 000 bond and his hearing was deferred to allow hiring a lawyer. He allegedly planned to sell six ounces of heroin for 23600, stating he bought the package in England for 270. He claimed ignorance of carrying drugs and said he came to America seeking profits. They have five children.
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Argup
Feyptian
Inne Wolf
Dope Smargeler
AzMearald Mahamet Ranin
George Calling
Ranin
Miguel de Larrinags
Collins Sid
Pastol
Raain
Bicante
Finn
Evan
America
Mississippi Sees Possible Third Party Drift in 1952
Mississippi officials and delegates discuss a potential third party run as factions push for a Southerner to head the Democratic ticket or a separate candidacy aligned with the Dixie wing. Key figures include Walter Nillers Russell Pax and Wright, with debates over Adlai Stevenson and Eisenhower as the rival focus.
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Nate
Walter Nillers
Hose of Representatives
Russell Pax
Wright
Gey Tach White
Democrate
NiOrty
Evetso
Astc
Thes
aGiles Tralters
Penyovrats
Dwight Eisen
Hower
Surgeon Testifies About Undoing Sterilization Operation
The trial recounts Mrs. James Willan Williams suing Dr Hansbrough alleging a sterilization in September 1947 without her consent led to later pregnancy. Williams claimed humiliation and a male plaintiff sought damages while Hansbrough testified consent was assumed by hospital staff but Williams denied any authorization.
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I Su Seon
Indy
Tames
Willan
Troymirs
Williams
Thessey
Conceptine
Phinsbrough
Willins
Miners to Rest Ten Days at Month End
Federal mining records show 52 256 man hours logged during a brief rest period amid safety inspections. Officials noted 87 corrected violations and ongoing concerns over mine conditions. Coal fields across states face heightened scrutiny as management seeks relief measures for workers.
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Contirard
Carle
Nang
Ais Bresimatos
Epnes
Rleess
Howe
Rena
Tip
Lewis
Fatally Hurts Three Marylanders in Separate Incidents
A jagged,iambling report notes three Marylanders fatally injured in distinct events. Police and emergency responders attended scenes in multiple locations, with investigations ongoing into each death.
Steak Dinner for 55 Cents at Navy Station
Washington August 16 officers and civilians could buy a full naval mess dinner for 55 cents at Anacostia Naval Receiving Station and other messes. The menu includes steak and gravy, baked potatoes, kale with bacon, corn, salad, cake, ice cream, hot rolls and butter, milk or coffee. A spokesman noted rising food costs and price boosts to cover expenses.
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Washington
Anavostia
Simul
Ds Milange
Ike to Strive for Labor Vote in Campaign Turmoil
Ike aims for labor votes as he campaigns for president with the Republican ticket. The story notes endorsements and political maneuvering around labor unions, CIO influence, and party alignment ahead of the New York convention.
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Ike
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