Congress notes on Truman atomic energy and electoral reform
Edward T. Miller reports on President Truman directing the Atomic Energy Commission to continue hydrogen bomb work while seeking international control. Senate votes 64 to 27 for Lodge constitutional amendment to reflect popular vote. detailed 40 percent threshold and joint session electors rules. Also covers coal strike developments, Taft-Hartley actions, Civil Rights delays, cotton planting expansion, Federal Home Loan Bank bill, Atlantic Pact defense plan adoption, and rapid arms shipments to pact nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Senate
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
House
John L. Lewis
Mr. Truman
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
Congress
Committee On Banking and Currency
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Atlantic Pact
Maryland Selective Service urges timely registration guidance
Colonel Henry C. Stanwood, Maryland State Director of Selective Service, underscores the continuing obligation to register under the 1948 Act. Young men reach 18 must register within 35 days at a local board, with options to register at the most convenient board if away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Maryland
Quiet Time Advice From Arthur Brisbane
A brief quotation urges individuals to seek solitude by distancing themselves from crowds. The speaker emphasizes the value of private moments daily, encouraging self reflection and personal calm away from public bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Orphans' Court Proceedings Include Estates Of Multiple Decedents
The Orphans' Court met with Chief Judge Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Coulby. Proceedings included administration grants for Harriett M. Robinson and Emma Jackson, testamentary letters for Emma Jackson, extensions for Edward B. Carter and Sally May Carter, final accounts in James O Eveland estate, and other matters such as a funeral bill, car title transfer, real estate appraisals, and probate of Franklin T. Johnson’s will. A February 21, 1950 hearing was set for Benjamin F Knopp Jr. in Palmer estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
J. Norris Coulby
Harriett M. Robinson
James C. Robinson
Emma Jackson
Charles W. Jackson Jr
T. Clayton Horsey
K. Thomas Everngain
Edward B. Carter
Sally May Carter
James O. Eveland
Laura L. Eveland
Horace M. Morgan
Emma E. Covey
Everett Nuttle
C.t.a
Franklin T. Johnson
Joseph Radcliffe
Wesley E. Thawley
Margaret H. Palmer
Benjamin F. Knopp Sr
Sewing Circle Hosts Pleasant Evening In Goldsboro
Mrs Dorothy Shockley and Mrs Jo Shockley co hosted a pleasant Sewing Circle gathering Tuesday night. Lydia Purnell visits brother Norman Seward and family. Linwood Kinnamore discharged from Pine Bluff Sanatorium near Salisbury and back home improved. Howard Willey Jr and family of Clayton visit Wm Baker. Sympathy to Maud Frase and children after husband and father's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shockley
Jo Shockley
Lydia Purnell
Norman Seward
Linwood Kinnamore
Pine Bluff
Salisbury
Town
Howard Willey Jr
Billy
Rebecca Anne
Clayton
Wm. Baker
Maud Frase
Unity Homemakers Club to Meet February 15
Mr. Wm. Baker returns home to Unity Homemakers after week in Florida. Members traveled to Denton for Caroline Choral Society on Sunday. February 15 meeting at Mrs. Norman Raleigh’s home on S Sixth Street between Franklin and Randolph. hostesses Mrs. Earle Crouse and Mrs. Albert Seese assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baker
Unity Homemakers
CLUB
Caroline Choral Society
Denton
Unity Homemakers Club
Norman Raleigh
S. Sixth Street
Franklin and
Randolph Ave
Earle Crouse
Albert Seese
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Edward T. Miller
Selective Service System
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore 1
Focal Board
Baltimore City
Commerce Street
Country
Purina
The
Willis & Cowell Co
Aarehivrs
J. Martin Dean
Teresa J. Dean
Goldsboro
Florida
Africa
China
Japan
Call Howard Land & Gravel CO
Greensboro
Commodore
America
Hudson
Hudson's
Great Hudson
Custom
Denton Motor Co., Inc
6Th & Gay Sts
NN Kywse
Rex
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