War Probers Question Garsson Aides In May Testimony
Testimony from former Washington aides to Garsson and Freeman detailed references to Congress figures and army officers. Mrs Hall described employers as crooks and tied to a $3,000 matter, while a spectator’s outburst ended the hearing. Mrs Bates named people involved in telephone conversations, and May warned of wire tapping.
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Combine
Washington
Congress
Jean Bates
Vanetha ” Savelas Doakes
Sarslas
Hall
Mr. Freeman
Georgia white primary issue dominates post primary vote
In Georgia the primary swing mirrors the Deep South shift as about 125000 Black voters participate in the primary like election. Talmadge trails by unreported blocks and pledges to restore a white primary by removing state control. Opponents warn it could threaten the county unit system that benefits small rural counties. Total registration crosses a million amid end of poll tax and orderly turnout.
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O’kelley
Georgia
Deep South
Talmadge
U. S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
In Memoriam Emma M Baker Remembrance Note
In loving memory of wife and mother Mrs Emma M Baker who died July 18 1945. A heartfelt verse expresses sorrow as Id A Baker son Richard and daughter Helen recall her. Silent tears shed in memory and love.
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Baker
Emma M. Baker
Id. A. Baker
Richard
Helen
Baltimore Grand Jury Probes Police After July 4 Robbery
Baltimore Grand Jury widens inquiry into city police after a July Fourth Century Athletic Club holdup, reportedly up to 50000 dollars, with Special Prosecutor Biddison aiding and State's Attorney Wells seeking FBI intervention from J Edgar Hoover. Governor O Connor and Mayor McKel din involved.
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Baltimore
Thomas N. Biddison
State Department of Correction
Bernard ‘Wells
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
G-men
Century Athletic Club
O’conor
Theodore R. McKeldin
The
Grand
Wells
Hoover
Tom Clark
O'Conor
Clark
Buyers Strike Planned Over Rent Increases In Baltimore
A joint session action is planned to urge Congress to extend the OPA year. A telegram to Maryland officials cites rising rents and evictions as emergency needs and calls a special legislative session for rent control. Baltimore protesters plan a buyers strike with a citywide parade.
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Houses of
Congress
OPA
Maryland
O’conor
Baltimore
Charles Fowler
Baltimore Housewives’ League
Catlea
Too Thorough é July 18 1P Mrs Nora Davis Thanks Mayor
Mrs Nora Davis writes Mayor S A Stroth thanking him for prompt city action on removing poison ivy spreading from a neighboring Tot to her property. She hopes her rose bushes and lawn will regrow next year. The mayor says he imagined a city worker using a flame thrower was overzealous. Under Burmese law a wife may head the household if the husband drinks too freely.
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Nora Davis
S. A. Stroth
New Mine Pact Boost To Lewis
The agreement by Interior Secretary Krug and Admiral Moreell covers 136 Jones and Laughlin supervisors in four Western Pennsylvania mines. It runs only while the government possesses the mines and voids if the courts rule improper government action. It exempts general foremen pending further NLRB decisions and grants a 18?4 cent hourly rise and $25 more vacation pay to these supervisors, with parallel deals for clerical and technical workers at J and L and Industrial Col llieries Corp.
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Adm
Ben C. Moreell
Lewis
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
National Labor Relations Board
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Employes Union
UMW
District 50
NLRB
Krug
Moreell
Industrial Collieries Corp
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Woman Placed At Scene Of Murder In Maryland Town
State's Attorney Prentiss Evans called five witnesses in the Riley murder case. Dr. Henry Sandford said Rollin Riley died July 5 from a .28 caliber head wound with powder burns. Lydia Widdowson and Roland Stacey Jr. testified they saw Mrs. Krumholz near the apartment entrance around June 5. Witnesses described Riley and Mrs. Krumholz together June 4 in a tavern. Lieutenant Paul Randall said Mrs. Krumholz was the sole suspect. Riley's body was found June 7, with Riley long-time in Princess Anne and Vineland ties.
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Prentiss W. Evans
Henry M. Sandford
Riley
Roland Stacey, Jr
Princess Anne
Lydia Widdowson
Paul Randall
Maryland
Krumholz
Vineland
Two Charged With Theft Wednesday
Deputy Bruce Spickler arrested two youths for stealing and selling a rifle shotgun and other items from the Max Cummings clubhouse at Snyder's Landing on June 28. George Miller about 22 was taken here yesterday, Clarence Hose was captured in West Virginia. Both jailed for a hearing before Magistrate Hetzer at Sharpsburg later this week.
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Bruce Spickler
Max Cummings
Snyder's Landing
George Miller
Spickler
Clarence Hose
Kuhn
West Virginia
Hetzer
Sharpsburg
Gambling At Ocean City To Be Fought
State's Attorney William G. Kerbin said Worcester county will push to stop gambling in Ocean City Md. as plans for a police court hearing tomorrow proceed for about 50 people rounded up in a raid on Rick's Raft Night Club. A homing pigeon note follows this item.
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Ocean City
Worcester County
William G. Kerbin
Edwin J <D. Lynch
Ocean “City
Kerbin
Rick
Maxwell Bodenheim Famous Poet and Novelist
Maxwell Bodenheim an American poet and novelist is noted for his background with no formal schooling. The brief item references his unconventional education.
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Maxwell Bodenheim
Prices Of Hogs Here Soaring At Public Square Meeting
Prices of hogs and other livestock are recorded from yesterday’s sale while a mass meeting at the Public Square advocates preserving OPA price controls. Union members and civic groups discuss rent increases and eviction notices amid calls for broader demonstrations in support of price stabilization.
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OPA
Hagerstown
Craig
CIO
Baltimore
Mystery Car Fire Sparks from Water Jug Sun Focus
In Reedsport Oregon on July 18 George Marks noticed a small blaze in the back seat of his car. He traced the fire to a gallon glass water jug that had focused sunlight onto the upholstery, igniting the material.
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Reedsport
Ore
George Marks
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