Johnston Finds Labor Against Any Compromise
Washington reports Fric Johnston faces organized labor opposition to a compromise wage control plan. The Economic Stabilization Administrator seeks a limited power board to settle disputes. AFL and CIO demand full board jurisdiction including defense production issues. Prices meanwhile hit a fresh all time wholesale high, undermining hope of inflation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fric Johnston
AFL
CIO
Cal
Actress Mother Held For Theft in Dallas Case
Dallas police identify a theft suspect as the mother of actress Perey Ann Garner. Virginia Garner, also listed as Katherine Janis Whittiker, 29, faces theft charges in Dallas and Fort Worth and has a hold from Caddo Parish. Father guardian history and a 1919 court order are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Marc
Lallywood
Calif
Pegey Ann Garner
Kerry Hardy
Hillywood
Virginia J. Garner
V. P. Sala
Hollywood
Peery Anns Snathey
Katherine Janis Whittiker
Bill Decker
Fort Worth
Jeanne Craig
Decker
Caddo Parish
Mrs. Garner
Perey Ann
Truman Unconcerned By GOP Criticism
President Truman remained unbothered by Republican criticism in Washington as he carried on Florida duties with his White House aide Charles B. Maurer arriving to brief on negotiations for admin reconciliation. Tabor leaders quit mobilization protests accusing Defense Mobilization chief Charles B. Wilson of bias toward business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Truman
Washington
Florida
White House
Charles B. Maurphe
Tabor
Defense Mobilization
Charles B. Wilson
Hic
McCardell Dies at 63 in Williamsport
Norman Rollin McCardell died Friday at Washington County Hospital after a several month illness. He lived in Williamsport all his life and was 63. He served as a junior highway engineer with the State Roads Commission and worked in street and road construction for city and county projects. Surviving: wife Edna Donaldson McCardell and sisters Mrs J George Oehel Baltimore Mrs J tenson Bowser Williamsport. brother W Ernest McCardell New Orleans. J Buey McCardell Daytona Beach. Requiem Mass set for 9 am Tuesday at St Augustine's Church. interment in Smithsboro Cemetery. Holy Name Society set prayers at the home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rollin McCardell
Washington County Hospital
Eugene
Effie McCardell
Williamsport
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
State Roads Commission
Iin
Edna ‘Donaldson McCardell
Daytona Beach
Florida
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Smithsboro
Coetery
Tay Pe Mn
Obituaries Carrie Belle Schaffer and Philip R. Stauffer Jr
Obituary notices report the death of Carrie Belle Schaffer 72 of Chester PA wife of Philip Po Schaffer at Taylor Hospital and the death of six year old Philip R Stauffer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Philip R B Stauffer of Manassas VA attributed to cirrhosis. Services for Schaffer are planned at Kraiss Mortuary and Rest Haven Cemetery. Stauffer funeral conducted in Manassas VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Belle Schaffer
Philip Po Schaffer
Melt Vnine St
Chester
Blin
Taylor Hospital
Brethren Church
Rabulasville
James Fo
Helen Eby
Arnspareer
Albert Laneford
Albert Laneford. This Cay: Brothers, ¢. O. Arnspargear
C. Ross Arnsparger
M. On. Arnspareer
Kraiss Mortuary
Rest Haven Cemetery
Parolee Killed By Patrolmen in Holdup
New York March 10 A Sing Sing parolee Louis Antonard of Brooklyn was killed by Patrolmen Charles Parnell and Joby Mahoney after he robbed a Manhattan deli and liquor store with a toy revolver A standoff on the building’s ith floor ended when officers fired after he threatened to shoot them and shouted threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Antonard
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Charles Parnell
Joby Mahoney
Rantonacel
Mahoney
Parnell
Antonacet
Textile Workers Vote Planned On March 15 Strike
Boston March 10 Pi CIO Textile Union locals plan a vote today and tomorrow on a strike by about 2400 cotton and raven workers for a 12 percent wage increase. Emil Rieve issued the call after a stalemate in negotiations affecting New Bedford and Fall River mills in Southeastern Massachusetts. Wage patterns show average boardy rates around 131 north and 121 south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pi~cio
Cotton
Raven
Wis
Emil Rieve
New Bedford
Fall River
Massachusetts
Lone Base
Baum
Jonathan St. Ady
Queuille Named French Premier End Cabinet Crisis
Henri Queuille, 66, was confirmed as France's Premier by Parliament after a nine day cabinet crisis. He won unofficial tally of 3382 votes in the National Assembly, needed 311 for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Queuille
France
Queuille
Orsis
Rene Pleven
National Assembly
Two Crews Involved As Derailment Claims Two Lives
In Martinsburg West Virginia two crewmen died after attempting to leap from a derailed Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near the site. Two other crew members in the locomotive escaped with no serious injuries. The dead were conductor Eugene Claybaugh of Martinsburg and James F. Sowers of Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W Va
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eugene Claybaugh
Ha- W
Cospetle
Mar- Te
Ross To Drop Divorce Suit For Florida Custody And Marriage
Santa Monica March 10 The wealthy Mrs Minnewa Bell Ross plans to wed Eli Roosevelt after her husband Dr Rex B L Ross agreed to drop the California divorce suit to allow an uncontested Florida divorce. Custody of their seven year old Rex Ross Tit is shared with summer and Christmas visitation and child support set at 75 dollars monthly. The parties, married in 1941, had separated last summer and reached an agreement on joint custody and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Minnewa Bell Ross
California
Elsort Roosevelt
Rex Bl. Ross
Jrom
Sester Day
Rex Ross
Ross
Rosses
Jase Simmer
Physisian
Eliott Roosevelt
New Type Boxcar Arrives on PRR in Hagerstown
A new type boxcar with removable bulkheads made its first appearance in Hagerstown delivering radiators to Lorena Hardware via the Pennsylvania Railroad. The design keeps cargo tight, reduces damage, and is one of 460 recently leased by PRR proving its value to shippers and the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Lorena Hardware
Pennsylvania Railroad
Slotaker
Pennsylvania
Army sergeant granted divorce after cruelty claim
Robert T. Carrington testified that his wife Shirley Jean forced him to call for a date while on a Camp Cooke pass. He complied but she stood him up. He called the arrangement cruelty, and a judge agreed, granting the divorce yesterday in Had To Call His Wife For Date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tInelewood
Calif
Maren Y .Pyset
Robert T. Carrington
Shirley Jean
Camp Cooke
War
For Sale Three Lots Adjoining on Florida Ave
Three adjoining lots on Florida Avenue with sewer and water available. Inquiry at 35 N Foundry, phone TSW. Also notices a rummage sale Monday afternoon and Tuesday all day at the Adv. Market House by Troop 23 SG Ss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Ave
N. Foundry
Ph. Tsw
Postal Employes Of Cumberland Valley To Dine And Dance
The Cumberland Valley Postal Employees hold their annual meeting at George Washington Hotel Winchester Va inviting postmasters carriers clerks rural carriers railway mail clerks auxiliaries and retired workers from MD WV DC PA and VA. Hon Durr Wareison delivers the principal address. William Doherty and E L Hallberg also speak. A banquet meeting and dance follow in the hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
Cumberland Valley
George Washington i
Winchester
Sareh Ati Toppan
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Durr Vyareison
William ©. Doherty
Te National Association of Letter Carriers
EL. Hallbegk
Soldier in Korea Seeks License Renewal
Utah driver license division received a report from Sergeant Steve of Payson about his expired license while serving in Korea. The bank of Korea folding money accompanied his letter of apology, and officials promised to renew and send the sergeant his license.
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Salt Lake
Utah State Drivers Licensine Division
Stevearald Set
Cote Kelter
Pretty of Payson
Traty Ana
Infantry Invision
Korea
Hie Osereeant
Utah
Ieen
Tegal Bank of Korea
Ditvision
Diary of Death Letter from Savannah Officer
Lt Richard B K Boch 29 of Savannah Ga identified as cause of death by carbon monoxide poisoning in Montgomery area. At Shreveport officials the notes found near body reveal distressed thoughts as he prepared for suicide by driving with hose into exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ali
Air Force
Vital
Firat
Richard BK. Boch
Savannah
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Mo B. Kirkpatrick
Koel
Sherif George A. Moseley
Noch
Moseley
Tnesias
Hetter
Reagan
Koch
Coal Hoist Trapped Stevedores Rescued From Bulkhead
Two workers Stevedoras Tranved Cass and Recepad Wyhart became trapped by a bulkhead while coal was being tossed from Tobin Gray at the Raitmere and Obie Railroad pier. After about ten minutes, rescuers freed them from an air pocket near the hatchhead as the crane operated. Geooee Mobanan and Charles Fleet, both 25, were also present.
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Ballimere
Mareh
Geooee Mobanan
Aml
Charles Fleet
Tobin Gray
Raitmere and Obie
Pithae
Pheach
Jay Peony
Dawn
Cera
Fleet
Pondem
Ex Sergeant Greenglass Testifies Sister Orchestrated Spy Leak
David Greenglass testified in a federal espionage trial that his sister Ethel Rosenberg and her husband Julius pressured him to disclose atomic secrets to Russia. He described meetings in New York and Los Alamos related to the Manhattan Project and the planned transmission of sensitive data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Greenglass
U. S
Russia
New York
Apy
Ethel Rosenbery
Julius
Martin Sobell
Rusaia
Breenelass
Cgreenelass
Ruth
Greenglass
Vander
Roy McCohn
New York City
Hy Rosenberg
Ddm
Lat
JaHus
Po O
Hatormyeed Tilney
Tle
Greenehiss
Aea Sughne
Cyreeniiss
Quilidine
Hosenbergs
Leas Alanis
Uber
Woolen Strike Ends Sought Amid Production Standstill
Federal mediators press for end to woolen strike that halts work at American Woolen Company plants. CIO Textile Workers union seeks raises and benefits. production stoppage harms military uniforms and blankets. Telegrams sent to presidents White and Rieve as talks in Washington stall. Industry warns of critical shortages while unions push for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reston
Mareh
Armed Services
Washington
Francis White
American Wooley Company
Bill Rieve
CIO Textile Workers Union
Arent Regest
Pha Piefenmse
Fen Horhomen
Wei
Armel
American Woolen Company
Rieve
Boston
Lol Mills
Ceilings Proposed for Western Maryland Vegetables
Prices per ton tied to parity shown for tomatoes 34.70, green peas 17.60, sweet corn 23.40, snap beans 16.00 as ceilings may be set by the Maryland PMA and OPS actions. No date set for implementing ceilings. parity limits may not follow prewar averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Taseph Blandford
PMA
Office of Price Stabilization
Miningaim Coiliines
Local Stocks and Market Notes from the Week
Quotations from local banks and firms appear with various prices and yields. The market reports mention several banks and merchants, farm goods, and vegetables, along with notes on meat prices and home baked goods stalls. A street incident reports Curtis Midwards injured by a brick, and thanks are given to fire crews for emergency response.
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Johnston
Labor
Mapreway Gru Ld
Maryland Theater
Addy
N. R. McCardell
Philip R. Stauffer, Jr
Cara
leraid-Mall
Apply Beck Cleaners, Inc
Baltimore St
Appalachian Inn
Muale
Ozark
Red Kongle
Sea Fond
South
Potomac Street
PRR
Tehran
Tran
Pym
Iran
Shah
Ali Razmara
Fas Waran Tilan
Abdulla Rastecar
Razinara
Khalil Tahma
Patterson
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
Funkhouser
Franklin R. Miller
Exec
West Washington Street
Home Bullderk Savings & Loan
Ansactalion
Stevedoras
Cass
Recepad
Wyhart
Colin
Japan
Greenkhisa
Los Alamos
Mon
View ST
Ady
Paul Swope
Fleigh's
Fleigh Motor Corp
Civ
NEW Consumer’s Credit Department
Nicodemus National Bank
West
Washington Street
Summit Avenue
H. B. Mongan
A. G. Crankleton Electric Co., Inc
Center Square
Greencastle
East Lee Street
Hagerstown, Maryland
Det & Semipany
New York Stock Exrhance
North
Jonahan Street
Ibiserstown
Ding
Lertie Erence Landis
St Eeats Panadis
Uypen Eta
Font Us
Wera Park
Ats Priek Ceamynen
Pere Ped
Curtis
Jonathan Street
Plaover
Radka Tive
Ank
Som
WM. A Cosgrove
Dotomae
TS47
Sim's Jewelers
Jonathan Ady
Delehey
Ee Aegos
Ek. Thompson
Franklin St
Adv
Div
Builder’s Supplies
Cape Cod
Roy W. Keller
Northern Homes Dealer
Funkstown Hill
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