Four Suffocate In Stove Fire in Glen Burnie
Four children aged eight months to five years died when an oil stove ignited a fire at a four room cottage near Furnace Branch, Glen Burnie, Maryland. Police say the Hartenstein family had left them asleep at home while they tended a nearby filling station. The parents carried the unconscious children outside as neighbors tried to aid them.
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Glen Burnie
Anne Arundel County
Charles Hartenstein
Furnace Branch
John
Louis
George
Rose-Margaret
Man Kills Wife and Self in Baltimore Tragic Shooting
In Baltimore a Virginia man, 8 years old in age comparison aside, shot his wife Alma Norwood Gay at her mother's home and then killed himself after briefly speaking with the children. The couple had separated last month. The couple's 14 and 9 year old children were briefly left outside. The 22 month old Blanche was with Mrs. Gay in the front of the house when the shootings occurred. Police reported the exact residence was unclear. The line about the term tabloid is unrelated.
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Baltimore
Virginia
Alma Norwood Gay
Barbara Ann
Nvel
Petersburg
Norwood
Gay
Gaga
Sussex
County
Retiring Rev Dr Harms Led Local Mission Roles
The Rev Dr Harms will retire after a long service marked by active involvement beyond his church duties. He helped organize the local Chamber of Commerce and held multiple church leadership roles including president of the Maryland Synod for two years and boards with the American Missions and Susquehanna University among others. He pastored at St John’s, baptized 48 infants, conducted funerals, and received 18 new members.
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Vivic
Chamber For Commerce
Maryland Synod
Board of American Missions
National Lutheran Home For the Aged
Susquehanna University
St. John's Life
Judge Of Art Exhibit Here Notes Trend In Small Museums
Miss Grafly discusses how small and regional museums shift toward contemporary American art as old masters become unaffordable. She notes funding limits push acquisitions toward newer talents, improving public comprehension of collections. Mixa Grady began judging Cumberland Valley entries, with an evening program on The Artist in the Modern World at 8:30 in the Museum’s Hiteletao.
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Miss Grady
Burealns
Mankey
Mixa Grady
Cumberland Valley
Rhea
Hiteletao
Truman warns excise tax cuts must replace revenue
President Truman presses fiscal discipline in a lengthy message opposing excise tax reductions without new revenue. He cites loopholes allowing tax avoidance in entertainment and oil sectors, calls for closing exemptions used by charitable bodies, and urges a permanent life insurance tax regime while Congress weighs a 90 million tax on investment income of insurers.
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Treasury Department
Fone Film
Truman
Il Man
Itax
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Berkeley Springs News Highlights From Martinsburg Clinic
Warren W. Clark led eight Morgan County High School Band members at the Tri State band clinic in Martinsburg January 20 21. More than 128 musicians from 21 high schools attended under director Eugene Weigle. Berkeley Springs participants included Jean Litte Hele Ranking Ronald Braithwaite and Lewis Havermale. Paw Paw pupils John and Marvin Duvall Lorenz Carr and Forrest Patterson. Nearby reports note a white mink hide shown by Jake Puffinbureer and a juvenile court arraignment for three local boys on vandalism charges. Miss Georgianna Tallise Yost wed Sammel Howard Butts January 14 at First EUB Church.
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Berkeley Springs
Warren W. Clark
Morgan County
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce
Rand Parents’ Association
Eugene Weigle
Ohio State Band
Berkeley Springs High School
Jean Litte
Hele
Ronald Braithwaite
Lewis Havermale
Paw Paw High School
John
Marvin Duvall
Lorenz Carr
Forrest Patterson
Jake Puffinbureer
Ridge
Jake
Rodgers
Michael
Glenn Kidwell
Miss Yoat
Georgianna Tallise Yost
George A. Yost
Sammel Howard Butts
Leonard W. Butts
Cherry Run
E.U.B
Millstone Man Wins Top Prize
Morning last week, a Millstone man won the top prize as readers from Hagerstown Route 6 reported a rabbit refuge in a cellar and a Route 2 woman noted wasps and flies entering an open window on a warm day. The piece mentions underground water, a Leitersburg area report, and a Chaney diviner, with wounded youth noted.
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Hagerstown
Williameport
Leitersburg
Chaney Diviner
The
Daily Mail
Martinsburg Couple Plans Martinsburg Wedding
Rev J Paul Graber writes of Martinshurk wedding with Mrs Butts graduate of Berkeley Springs High School class of 1947 and West Virginia College of Beauty Culture Martinsburg employed Charmant Beauty Salon groom works for Baltimore and Ohio Rail They will live in Martinsburg Mr and Mrs Tarah H Ambrose Greenville DC visited brother George S Ambrose who was paralyzed but is improving.
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Martinshurk
J. Paul Graber
Butts
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
College of Beauty Culture
Martinsburg
Charmant Beauty Salon
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Tarah H. Ambrose
Greenville
D. C
Douglas Rides Again After Fall Injury
Justice William C. Douglas of the Supreme Court rode a horse in Tucson Arizona today marking his first ride since a November fall in Washington State that left him seriously injured.
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Tuscon, Ariz
Tustice
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court of the United
Budget economist Tydings urges trims amid deficit forecast
Senator Tydings predicts Congress will enact many economies in President Truman's 42.4 billion budget but will not balance the budget without a constitutional amendment allowing the President to cut Congressional appropriations by uniform percentages. He calls for hearings and an effective balancing mechanism.
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Washington
UPI
Tydings
D-Md
Congress
Truman
WBAL
Baltimore
McCarran
D-Ney
Senate Judiciary Committee
Free Trial Offer for PALMO TABLETS Relief
A bold advertisement promises free full-size PALMO TABLETS to adults troubled by nighttime urinary urge. If 20 tablets provide no relief, return the package with no payment required. Sent postpaid from H. D. Powers Co. Dept 556 Box 135 Battle Creek Mich.
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C.O.D
H. D. Powers Co
Box
Battle Creek
Mich
Budget balancing and pests in ancient harvests discussed
The text notes cutting activities or raising taxes to balance budgets under current conditions. It cites a skeptical view that most accept budget balance at others' expense. It mentions scientific explanations for manna as honeydew from aphids scale insects and grasshoppers, and reports Arabs in Sinai using it as food and medicine.
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Sinai
Beninsud
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Fast Germany
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White House
Looking On (Ltd
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Caretoonists Society
Russell Patterson
Don Walling
International
Millstone Man
Alee
Morea Wanrap- Veezie
Spencer's Watch Repair
Spencer’s Jewelry
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