Reds Defeat Ends Austrian General Strike in Vienna
Vienna, Oct 6. Communism suffered a crushing European setback as Austria returned to normal after two days of Red terror. 50,000 striking Reds went back to work. the general strike collapsed under non Communist resistance and Western pressure. The event preserves Austria as the West’s easternmost bulwark on Russia’s European fringe.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Trafic
Cape Itar
Russia
Redfold
Trading In Apples Limited Yesterday
Trading in apples continued at packed stock shipping points with steady prices for Red Delicious Delicious Red York Yorks Jonathans and Red Staymans. First New Yorks of the season came from Winchester Martinsburg with fair demand. Prices ranged from 2 to 3 per box or basket with Red Yorks at 3 and Staymats steady around 297.08 for 22 and 3 packs. Five pound bags of Jonathans were quoted 27 28 cents per pound. city markets were dull with a mixed Appalachian belt price trend.
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Appalschian
Market News
Winchester-Martinsburg
Snake Found in Bathroom of Home in Pineshure
Mra Renton Ranzholl of Pineshure found an unwelcomed visitor in the bathroom of her new home this week a snake of undetermined species likely seeking shelter as cold approaches she quickly dispatched the reptile. A separate town notice advertises a round and square dance at Wow Hall on Potomac Street with performances by Totomac Orch prizes and admission details listed for Packine House events hosted by Roy G Reeder and others.
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Mra
Renton Ranzholl
Wow
Potomac
Tax Andy
Obituaries George W Small Sr and Charles W Dunkin
George W Small Sr of Blue Ridge Summit died at home Thursday night aged 90 in the Western Maryland Railway signal maintenance career spanning 28 years. Survived by wife Pearl Stull Small and many children, services at Creager funeral home Thurmont with interment in Thurmont cemetery. Charles W Dunkin of Foxville died last night at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 64. WWII veteran, long employee of Fairchild, survived by wife Reulah Palmer Dunkin and two sons, plus many siblings. Funeral at Hethel M E Church near Foxville, interment Mt Moriah cemetery. Norman A Schwinger, Roanoke telegraph operator and former resident, death announced by niece Miss Blanche Schwinger. Annie Young of Little Orleans died at Allegany hospital aged 74, survived by daughter and siblings. services pending. Governor Lane proclaimed Mass for Little Orleans church, with radio interviews and public notices.
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George W. Small
George William
Shorty" Smal
Blue Ridge Summit
William C
Harriet Underwood Small
Western Maryland Railway
Pearl Stull Small
Sheridan Gonder
Blue Ridge
Thomas Richard
Louisville
Joseph K. Brown
Santa
James Edward
Shirley Ann
Patricia Lee
Creager Funeral
Thurmont
Ute
Charles W. Dunkin
Foxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Olivia Fasht Dunkin
Josh Dunkin
Fairchild
BULB
Elureh
Garfield
OOF
Pare
Reaulah Palmer Dunikin
Guy
Robert
Nora D. Foxville
Jack
Ridenour
Aldine Palmer
Hhoth
Hagerstown
Wilbur l Bowman
Wayneshara
Rage
Faxtell
Mia
Leo Wollard
Pan Schaffer
Creager Funeral Home
Hethel M. E
GW. Paffka
Mt. Moriah
Norman A. Schwinger
Blanche W. Schwinger
North Mulberry Street
Umele
Norman Ane
Drew Schwinger
Norfolk Fand Western Railroad
Roanoke
Ife
Aughenbaueh
Lillie
Annie Young
Little Orleans
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
James W
Mary Even Fitzpatrick
Gowan
Moreun Hcounty
Jamen Ashkettle
John W. McGowan
Treat Carapen
Eister
Misa Fannie Fh. McGowan
Line Orleans
Charles RR
East
Hancock
Governor Lane
St. Patrick’s
Newspaperhoy Diy
Mall
Carrie
Sohal
Kcdiea
Goavenver
Darie
Piperboy
Terrow
Gavernon Tamesie
Chronicle
Ain Dhe Ward
Noted Attorney And Actor Malone Dies At 68
Culver City California October reports Dudley Field Malone famed attorney actor and once prominent Democrat died in his sleep at Culver City Hospital after a hemorrhage He had a heart condition for 12 years Malone served as collector of the port of New York during World War I and was an assistant Secretary of State in 1913 He championed women’s suffrage repeal of prohibition and India’s freedom His Paris divorce work in the 1920s rose to international prominence Born June 2 1882 in New York he graduated from St Francis Xavier College and Fordham University Law School and later joined the California Bar in 1930 He also served as a professor at 20th Century Fox in West Los Angeles for 11 years.
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Culver City
Calif
Dudley Field Malone
Malone
Clarence Darrow
Culver City Hospital
David N. Trimble
New York
Woodrow Wilson
India
Paris
Reno
Ganna Walske
Julius Fleischmann
W. K
Marines Ready To Adopt Korean Lad
An 11 year old Korean boy, Tae Chon Tanding, orphaned after bombs killed his parents, may be placed with Southern California Marines. Immigration Service cited letters from Gordon Paris of San Pedro and Al Toy Lomita requesting to bring him to the U.S. because he saved their lives. A warning stated troops were near and the crickets in the rice fields had stopped chirping. Marines reportedly conducted a rice paddy operation and smoked out a group of Red Koreans.
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Los Angeles
Oct
Hancock Soldier At Tyndall Air Base
Pvt Jamnes M. Andersen, son of Mrs Bessie Lee Anderson, Wan Seock, has been assigned to duty at Tyndall Air Force Base Panama City Florida. Tyndall hosts the Air Police Training Service Aircraft Controller and Instructor courses as he joins a base supporting unit. He transfers from Sheppard Air Force Base.
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Jamnes M. Andersen
Imra
Bessie Lee Anderson
Wan. Seock
Tyndall Air Force Base
Panama City
Florida
Tyndall
Air Police
Pvt Anderson
Peodall
Sheppard Aly Force House
American Lutherans In Favor Of Union
The biennial convention met with a new president Dr Henry C Sehuh, urging merger of ALAS with other Lutherans. A resolution seeks a united committee to meet Evangelical Lutheran representatives as part of the merger push.
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Cobras
Tathenin Ichareh
Alastoo
ROC
Henry C. Sehuh
Westerny
Sx Sion
Amorals
Tad Herans Amt United Evangeliend
Lars Is
Dlseiss Mercer
Strawberry Frozen Custard Weather Update
An extended weather note mentions Strawberry Frozen Custard flavor and references Richardson's Snark Bar on Daal Highway In City Limit. The fragment hints at a promotional tie in but lacks clear forecast details or timings.
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Wre
Richardson
Petroleum Co Op To Meet Here Oct 18
Farm owners in Southern Staten Hacerstown Petroleum Cooperative will hold their annual membership meeting on Wednesday October 18 at South Potomac Junior High School Tym. Walter Bromley of Smithsburg chairs. O D Armentrout reports. Nominees for local board include Hubert Toms David Litton DP W Fraley and Stanley Haines.
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Southern Staten Hacerstown Petroleum Cooperative
Tym
South Potomac Junior High
Walter Bromley
Smithsburg
O. JD. Armentrout
Hubert Toms
David Litton
Boonsboro
DP. W. Fraley
Fhrersville
Stanley Haines
Gapland
Three Wills And But One Estate In Bahonet Case
Los Angeles faces a probate puzzle as three wills are filed for the late recluse Bahonet who left a $500000 fortune. Will No 3 is a rambling Aug 17 1945 letter to Abe with a Denver mailing cue and reservations by Public Administrator Ben H. Brown. Will No 1 from Bank of America leaves $100000 to the William Tyson family for 41 years of friendship. Will No 2 torn and illegible from Sacramento May 26 1941 adds to the mystery surrounding Bahonet who died Aug 7 at 66 with riches hidden from friends.
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Los Angeles
Charles Babonet
Ben H. Brown
Abe
Brown
Denver
Colo
Betnicia Heed
Mel
Colorado
Boys Town
Nel
Santa Barbara Mission
Calif
Sacramento
Bahonet
Land Week Proclaimed in Washington County
Mayor Herman L Mills and J Keller Shank announce a Land Week for Washington County the week of October 1 to 14 to promote soil and water conservation by farmers and citizens. The proclamation notes ongoing land degradation from erosion drainage issues and improper use and urges action to preserve fertility.
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Washington County
Herman L. Mills
J. Keller Shank
Board of County Commissioners
New Security Law Threatens To Bar Germans From U S
Frankfurt reports US officials protest the new security law that would bar most Germans from entering the United States. High Commissioner McCloy warns strict enforcement could derail the program to bring Germans to America to learn democracy. Civilians in Germany echo protests as visa delays mount for those with Nazi era ties.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Washington
Us.s
United States
U. S
John J. McCloy
Nazi Party
America
Faw
Truman
West Germany
Western Europe
League of German Girls
GE Grants Voluntary Cost of Living Pension Boost
General Electric announced a voluntary cost of living increase for 7,000 retired employees. Most pensions rise from $24 to $49 monthly, with some smaller amounts. GE president Charles E. Wilson notes the 1912 pension plan aimed to provide retirement income for comfortable living.
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New York
General Electric Company
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Killed Crossing Street For Apple
Two young sisters crossing Pratt Street to buy apples were struck by an automobile driven by James W. Trent of Elliott City. The 7 year old Lillian Brookn Way died at a hospital. 12 year old Beverly Way was admitted with serious injuries. Trent was charged with causing the child's death.
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Baltimore
Lillian Brookn Way
Beverly
Pratt Street
James W. Trent
Elliiott City
Rev Harrity To Lead Church Through the Centuries Course
The Rev Grant E Harrity assistant pastor at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church will teach The Church Through the Centuries as part of the Council of Churches leadership training school. The program begins October 9 at 7 30 p m and runs three weeks on Monday and Tuesday evenings at Zion on North Potomac Street.
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Grant E. Harrity
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
The
Council of Churches
North Potomac Street
Harrity
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Hagerstown
Christian Education Committee
Washington County Council of Churches
Mabel Dawson
Maryland, Delaware Council of Churches
Marines Adopt Reservist Enlistment and Regular Service Details
Marine Corps announces an enlistment program for reservists not seeking regular service and sets age and training terms. Men 18 to 32 with no prior service may join the volunteer reserve, go on active duty, and attend boot camp. Men 17 to 29 may enlist in the Regular Marine Corps for 3 or 4 years and train at Parris Island. Women minimum age lowered to 18. Information via Marine recruiter Room 202 Post Office Building 8:00 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Mon–Sat and Sundays 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
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Marine Corps
Volunteer Reserve
Regular
Parris Island
S. C
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Maugansville
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W. Madison Street
Baltimore, Maryland
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Sequoia Gun Club
E. Franklin St. Mary
Martha
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Stouffer Printing Company
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Robert G. Carroll
Tanetown, Md
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S. Cannon Avenue
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Washington Street
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Jake” Hoffman
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