Rabid Foxes Reported in Cecil County Spread Fears
Maryland health officials announced two Cecil County foxes tested rabid amid a regional rabies surge across Virginia and Pennsylvania. Loudoun County Virginia saw about 630 foxes killed in three months, with additional losses in surrounding areas and reports of attacks on humans and animals. Maryland investigates spread while dog owners are urged to vaccinate and keep pets tied.
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Loudoun County
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Truck blockades break up across Pennsylvania line
Independent truck blockades near Ripley and Bedford, Pennsylvania, began dissolving at dawn after a midnight deadline set by about 300 drivers. State police reported very light turnpike traffic as organizers called the effort a failure.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Line
Ripley
Conneaut
Horder
Bedford
Frederick Seman
Local Fish and Produce Prices for Week
The list shows Herring at 15 cents per pound Whitings 20 cents Bay Shad 40 cents Stripe Rock 40 cents Pollock Fillet 35 cents Bluefish Fillet 35 cents Herring Roe 75 cents Shad Roe 75 cents Butter, bun 9 cents Carrots bun 9 cents Grapefruit four for 23 cents Granges dozen 23 cents Potatoes 50 pounds 1.99.
New Hope for Pasadena Girl Amid Sleeping Sickness
Carol Ann Pagh of Pasadena California has spent three years in a coma from sleeping sickness. A brain surgeon plans a second operation after discovering a membrane on the left brain. Removal of the membrane may bring recovery.
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Carol Ann Pagh
Pasadena
Calif
Eighth Suspect Arrested in Reno Redfield Robbery Case
The eighth suspect, Anthony Gazzigli, 41, a former Reno gambling house porter, confessed to participating in the 1.5 million dollar Redfield burglary. His statement helped recover 27,000 dollars in cash and jewelry, and linked the safe’s break in to an isolated area outside Reno.
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Reno
Nev
Laverne Redfield
FBI
Anthony Gazzigli
Redfield
Gazzigli
Louis Firpo Gazzigli
Court Records Open to Publication in Carroll Orphans' Court
Baltimore March 20 The Maryland Attorney General said Carroll County Orphans' Court records should be open to inspection and publication after J Walter Grimbine refused release of records tied to the estate of James H Allender Westminster. Hammond cited Article 54 Section 60 of the Code defining public records as those required to be kept in state or local offices. Grimbine defended privacy saying wills should stay private. No comment from Grimbine available.
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Carroll County
Orphans’ Court
Hall Hammond
J. Walter Grimbine
Carroll Canary
James Hi. Allender
Westminster
Grumbine
Allender
Hammond
Grambine
Graumbine
Extradite Pair Held Here In Wheeling Burglary Case
Officers questioned two young men after a theft spree that included a car, a grocery store, a school in Wheeling, and a Bank of Warwood robbery. They gave written statements and listed stolen items such as a record player, cigarett es, beer, whiskey, and license tags. Extradition actions were begun to return them to Wheeling for burglary charges.
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Venter
Washington County
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Olin
Wheel
Page
Karen Butler
Simpson Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Edward Kuhlman
Kuhlman
South Potomac Street
Ohio
West Virginia
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Lowry
FBSL
Jngking
Hall
Coberly
New York
Nan
Hagerstown
Millard
Wheelin
Harry Wolt
Bank of Warwond
Doherty
School House
FBI
Airlift of Carolina Infantry Starts for Langtarjo Exercise
In Temple Texas on March 2 an airlift began moving 2740 combat-ready infantrymen of the Chesist Dixton Division from South Carolina. They will join the Langtaro joint Army Air maneuvers set to begin next Tuesday in the area and continue until Monday. The Air Force calls it the first time nearly an entire combat infantry division has been airlifted to no maneuver.
Franchot Tone Seeks Divorce From Barbara Payton
Franchot Tone asks for a default judgment in the divorce suit against Barbara Payton in Los Angeles. Tone's attorney Stanley Glenn urged a trial date as the couple recently tried to patch things up in New York but failed.
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Los Angeles
Franchot Tone
Barbara Payton
Stanley [Glenn
Superior Court
New York
House Group Pushes Deeper Cuts to President Budget
Lawmakers press for further reductions beyond the $797 million cut in the budget bill. They back limits on new hires and housing starts, seek more VA funding, and warn of job losses and reduced veteran contact staff across offices.
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Appropriations Committee
Jensen
Rela
Imost
Truman
Veterans Administration
Toy See SA
Tawa
Sonja Henie Served With Summons in Injury Suits
Sonja Henie was served with a summons in her backstage dressing room demanding depositions over damage claims totaling about 8.5 million after a March 6 bleacher collapse during an ice revue. More than 200 injured filed suits in local and federal courts. her attorney Benjamin C. Howard resisted mass questioning, aiming to limit harassment. Depositions were scheduled and a future date set, with Henie due in New York for a revue performance.
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Baltimore
Sonja Henle
Benjamin C. Howard
Simmons
Government To End Case Against Reds
Baltimore March 20 The government planned to end the case against all persons charged with conspiring to overthrow the government by force and violence as members of the Communist Party. The direct examination of a witness nearly finished when court adjourned. U S Attorney Bernard J Flynn said one more witness would likely be called. Defendants include Philip Frankfeld former head of the Maryland Communist Party his wife Rereina Dorothy Rose Blumberg Leroy H Wood treasurer A Meyers and Maurice Braverman.
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Taciny
Farce
Violene
Communist Party
U.S
Bernard J. Flynn
Philip Frankfeld
Maryland
Rereina
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Leroy Hh, Wood
Trearge A. Meyers
Maurice Braverman
Villagers Plan Move From Dam Threat Amid Compensation Talks
In Tignes France on March 20 villagers from Menes prepared to leave as lake waters from a large hydroelectric dam advanced. About 490 people packed belongings after demands for more than four times the $2 million government offer were ignored. Acting Mayor Justin Raymon said no official would hear their complaints as resistance faltered.
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Tignes
France
Menes
Justin Raymon
Rubber’s Etymology Tied to Pencil Mark Residue
The term rubber derives from its early use to rub out pencil marks on paper in Europe, reflecting one of its earliest applications.
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Europe
Two Claim World Altitude Record For Glider Flight
Two Californians soar to 44000 feet in a two seat glider over the Sierra Nevada. Larry Edgar 80 and Harold Kieforth 80 credited by the Soaring Association of Southern California. Denmark population noted as half of New York City.
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Bishop
Calif
Gallfornians
Sierra ‘Nevadas
Soaring Association of Southern Galifornia
Larry Edgar
Harold Kieforth
Denmark
New York City
Printing Starts On New Version Of Holy Bible
New York March 20 printing has begun on a revised standard version of the Holy Bible. One million copies are slated for distribution. The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U S halted a related project as controversial.
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Holy
New York
Jowner
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Hack
Diatory
Chicago
Atroetcars
Nickel Phone Calls Soon To Disappear in Los Angeles
Los Angeles observers report nickel telephone calls in booths will end tomorrow as rates rise from five to ten cents per call. city officials note the price increase affects public payphones across the area.
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Los Angelia
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