Russians Defy Protest To Kidnap Berlin Victims
Berlin reports say Russians released one German captive and seized two newspaper men despite British protests. A young West Berlin man was arrested by Communist police amid a new decree tightening control. The Allies prepared to defend Berlin with economic aid and warned of harsher penalties for violators of the peace.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Consiming
Ween
Weet Karlin
Pediee
Bha
Reylins
Geri Freartper
List Steenehald
Cneraan
Teathy Tn
Ile
West Beriniers
Gieetirdbay
Bowst Bertin
Russia
Strugehae
Moscow
Geneva
Princ
Walter Alboieht
Bern
Umnader
First Customer Returns After Forty Four Years at Local Store
Mrs Harey Vo Nnemiver of 212 Pell Street revisits Lester Trethers store to rediscover a belated gift from 44 years ago. A faded one dollar bill tied to a memory and a handbar are featured in a photo with Frank and Roy Leiter, recalling a long friendship and a late celebration.
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Roy
Prawk
Anya
Sen
Mirko Niemver
Rama Mose
Roulette & Sons Konitling Mills
Washineton Street
Cannon Ave
Frank Jeiper
J. C. Hoffman & Sonson
Wadsworth
Leiter
Annie Leiter
Miss Move
Frank Leiter
Ceft
Ray
Mrs. Niemyer
Mars. Niemver Toinedisteiy
County Weighs Rules On Chewsville Odor Issue
The Board of County Commissioners will consider a regulation next Tuesday to prohibit dumping and odor from garbage in unincorporated areas near Chewsville. The proposal, aimed mainly at the Chewsville project, would impose fines per day and create a fact finding board for complaints.
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Gariaee
Chewsville
Paxserstown
Winslow Burehans
Tas Doug
Hagerstown
HM O
Tavor
Connethnen
Ciy
Wieder
New Exam For Mrs Kornarens In Mental Health Case
The Circuit Court granted permission for an insanity evaluation of Mrs Dorothy Kornarens by Dr Manfred Guttmacher. The May examination will address her mental state at the time of a February 7 shooting in her Silver Springs home. Defense counsel objected to the exam citing constitutional rights. The State seeks to base its case on expert findings, with Mrs Kornarens allowed to have her own physician present. The Board of Mental Hygiene order and details remain partially undisclosed. In a separate note, Janice Bedelberger marks her sister’s birthday in Minneapolis.
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Dorothy Whankrens
Silver Springs
Manfred Guttmacher
Kornarens
Bal Hove
Wis
State Board of Mentil Pysione
Wits
Mys. Fernareans
Bo Stuart Rushang
Koarnagens Hy
Kornar Ank
Weather Forecast Mixed With Showers and Cool Nights
Daily notes show a morning low near 45 degrees with a cool night ahead. Temperatures swung from a high around 82 at the Wheedysville station to a 45 low, with unsettled skies and chances of afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Wheedysville
Travis Knode
Missing heifers found after Bloom broadcast
The Bloom area farmer Leslie Mason reported three heifers missing after a Daily Mail broadcast. The cattle were later located on Mason's farm, with initial descriptions not matching any local neighbors.
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Bloom
Ideal News
Myton Hb
Blawin
Louse of
Broarn
Lestie Mason
Beard
Daily Mails
Mason
Soto
Mass X Rays Begin June 20 In Maryland
Mass chest X ray survey launches June 20 in Hagerstown and Washington County, sponsored by the State Department of Health and the Washington County Tuberculosis Division. The program runs through July 18 with a schedule to follow, funded by Christmas Seals and state support, using a mobile X ray unit placed in central Hagerstown and larger nearby towns.
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Hagerstawnm
Washington County
State Department of Health
Tuberculosis Division
State Health Department
Hagerstown
Coubey
Boy Hurt In Fall From Automobile
A three year old boy from Mer and Mrs Isare C Grave of High Spring fell from an automobile this morning and was treated in the hospital. He suffered injuries described as invasions of the arms and degs and was released after treatment.
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Fran Ant
Wayne Trove
Isare C. Grave
Pnier
Press to View C-119H Demonstration at Harerstown Airport
Military officials announce a C-119H Flying Boxcar demonstration at Harerstown Airport on June 27 with press and newspaper representatives from the East. Delegations from New York and Washington will travel by air transport arriving at 1 a m. The program includes Colist demonstration and displays of related aircraft concepts including the NE 20 Pak Plane and inflight handling demonstrations.
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Fairchilits
Haeerstown
Une
Gog Wrihers
Avia
New York
Washington
Street Building Gets Underway
The City Street Department began grading and resurfacing on the 2100 block of Glenwood Avenue and Crescent Road in Carrot Heights. Plans include black topping multiple streets and repairs at Franklin Street near Loews and Jonathan Street intersections. Streetwork follows weather delays and aims to finish Glenwood Avenue completion.
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Garrett Street
Glenwood Avene
Crescent Road
Carrot Heights
Glenwood Avenue
Cannon Avenue
Municipal Stadium
Franklin Street
Loews
Jonathan Street
Firemen Respond to Chimney Blaze at Wilson Boulevard
Firemen from the Junior Antietam Western Enterprise and fdionees Vivre Companies were called out around nine o clock to a chimney fire at a building located on Wilson Boulevard and Rose Avenue. No damage was reported.
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Antietam
Western Enterprise
Fdionees Vivre
Amelack
Omer
Wilson Rolevard
Rose Pb
Worst Is Over On Koje Island Claims Boatner
Boatner said today he has cracked the resistance of Koje Island prisoners on Saanceledant Red lines. Communist POWs knuckled under four times as UN forces reported progress.
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Koje Island
Korea
Jaume i
Pye Bric
Dlavdon T. Boatner
United Nations
Roatner
Loui
Eagap
Americans Take Hill T After Long Korean Fight
U. S. infantrymen and tanks fought 14 hours from dawn to dark to seize the southern knob of hill T on the Korean Western Front. Air support and artillery backed doughboys as they drove 750 Chinese from the adjacent knob on Friday, with tanks and fighter-bombers aiding the attack.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Hill T
Three prisoner groups held after suspension of operations
Report says operations were paused for two to three days to adjust three prisoner groups and permit construction of new enclosures. Allied authorities faced ultimatums and early tension at compounds while some prisoners surrendered after anti communist protests.
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En- SO Trsaines
Heather Wold
Boatner Anl
Kade
Laater
Acien
Americay Gifantrsijen
Reductions In 10 Percent Of Assessments Protest
County Commissioners review Heerstown assessments with only about 10 percent reductions. Most changes are small, while several properties see increases as costs rise. Taxpayers are advised of protest dates and hearing details.
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Heerstown
Ini
Money stolen from mewstand operator
A corner mewstand operator reported a theft of money from his car. The bag contained the money and was taken while the vehicle was parked near Wert Franklin Street. The operator, Pongdhl Brennerman, 208 West Side Avenue, may run a stand with partner names Jonathan and Frank bin Alreeta.
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Pongdhl Brennerman
West Side Avenue
Wert Franklin Street
Brenver
Jonathan
Frank bin Alreeta
Prisoner Under Guard After Stabbing Child in Home Hostage
Donald Snyder is under guard in a Cold Spring hospital after stabbing to death nine year old Betty June Arnold in Mahopac New York and taking her hostage in the Arnold home garage. Police Chief Wallace Barrett of Carmel says Snyder was wounded by police gunfire as they closed in. Snyder escaped from Green Haven State Prison on June 16.
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Donald Snyder
Mahipac
N.Y
Cold Spring
Wallace Barrett
Carmel N.Y
Nurne
Snyder
Betty June Arnold
Arnold
Pollice
Iran
Green Haven
Fune
Nam Says U N In No Position To Dictate Anything Anywhere
Nam says the United Nations is in no position to dictate on the battlefield or in talks. The remark came during a brief press session at Panmunjom as truce talks stalled over exchanges and prisoner issues. Maj. Gen. William Harrison, Allied negotiator, planned another session tomorrow with warnings of possible sanctions if propaganda continues.
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Murisan
Korea
United Nations
iNamw
Phmmunjom
Nam
Thalis Sie
William K. Hearrison
Sheep Kills by Stray Dogs Plague County Farms
County farmers are urged to kill dogs found on their property after a spate of livestock attacks. At least nine sheep were killed and another injured across two farms this week, plus a calf slain and a calf injured. Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanacie warned farmers to capture dogs in the act to prevent further losses.
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Farmer's
Sherif
Sherif Leister Isanacie
Milton Romsinirg
Eakles Crossroads
Warold
Rret
Isanagte
Truman May Nominate Ex Governor Lane Civilian Defense Chief
President Truman plans to appoint former Maryland Governor William Preston Lane as civilian defense chief. Lane, a one term governor and Democratic Party official, would lead civil defense warning and training, coordinate with states, and plan initial aid in emergencies. Lane was reachable in Florida, while sources in Washington discussed the recommendation.
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Truman
Lane
Baltimore
Dime A
Thomas D'Alesandro
Maryland
William Preston Lane
D Alesandro
Frank O F. Mie Kinnes
Democratic National Committee
Truman Wold
Gay
Theadore K. McWeldin
Hicerstown
Democratic Party
Florida
Washington
Democratic National Committees
Fandliar
Caldwell
Haa Nat Hee
Harenin
Economic pinch felt across the nation during steel strike
The nationwide steel strike enters its 12th day with more than 750,000 workers idle. Philip Murray leads the CIO United Steelworkers amid 650,400 additional union members affected.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
Four blocks thwart steel strike settlement says Murray
Pittsburgh issues four main obstacles to settle the steel strike as President Philip Murray of the CIC United Steelworkers outlines them to the union leadership. The points include management clause seniority incentives and opposition to union shop recognition.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIC United Steelworkers
Murray
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Strike Fallout Deepens as 160000 Allied Workers Furloughed
The nationwide steel strike triggers widespread furloughs of 160000 workers in allied industries and a looming wave of job losses. Ford plans plant shutdowns in two weeks if unresolved. Ore miners and railroad crews are among those affected as economic activity slows in the Lake Superior region and Duluth area.
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Allied Industries
Dueluth. Mini
Abouin
Detectives Find $30,000 In Loot
Detectives said they discovered about $3000 worth of department store merchandise allegedly taken from the May Co. Three men were held. The items included dresses, purses, a sewing machine, two lawnmowers, and other goods. A stolen car was found in the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Yestersay
May Co
Birthday Mystery Of Linda Dukes On Friday The Thirteenth
The article notes Linda Darkene Dukes birthday on Friday the thirteenth. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dukes of 68 Vale Street say the date has brought unusual bad luck yet insists Lindy has never had a truly unlucky day.
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Lindy
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