Ready To Go Mobilization Plan Urged By Baruch
Newport March 31 financier Bernard Baruch urged a ready to go mobilization plan to shift to full war footing the instant a war is declared. He warned the time gap to convert peacetime production is the gravest peril and called for law now to mobilize resources including a draft with work or fight, civilian defense, price controls, higher taxes and a general peace staff. Baruch spoke to Naval War College staff and students noting Russia’s civil war foment and stressing an elective intelligence agency to track Soviet threats.
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Bernard Baruch
United States
Baruch
Naval War College
U. S
America
Russia
Congress
Barveh
Natural Gas Bill Passes House Amid Heavy Debate
The House approved a bill to fix delivered gas prices for interstate pipelines by Independent producers 176 to 174, with strong opposition led by Rep Dingell who called it a grab by big interests. Speaker Rayburn urged support citing no consumer price impact. The Senate backed the measure 4 d to 35 after a heated floor clash. Final arguments in a $221,000 damage suit against the U.S. Government stem from a Clarksburg auto accident will be heard next Tuesday in Baltimore Federal Court, as testimony closed.
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Washington
Mareh
Wien
Senate
House
Dingell
D-Mich
Rayburn
United States
Clarksburg
Baltimore
Calvin Chesnut
Maryland
Lewis Edward O'Hara
Beulah Price
Silver Spring
Sandra
Brannan warns farmers on income decline and farm plan
Secretary Brannan told the National Farm Chemurgic Council that falling farm incomes threaten national welfare. Prices for farmers drop about 25 percent in two years while costs they pay fall only 5 percent, prompting support for the Brannan plan to let some crops find market prices with subsidies if prices are unfair.
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Brannan
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Truman
Congress
U. S. Treasury
Census Enumerators Begin Work Today in Frederick County
Enumerators started in most sections of Frederick County with some delaying until Monday. John J. Gaither announced assignments listing por tions including Walkersville Mt Airy areas awaiting counting for a week or ten days. Names include Robert Lee Young Pleasant, Harold Richard Hammond Woodsboro districts, Dorothy Mizner and Anna Crater Woodsboro, Gloria Werking Walkersville rural area, Rebecca Windsor New Market eastern area, Willant Wilcom Urbana northeastern section, among others.
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Frederick County
John J. Gaither
Unionville
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
Gaither
Robert Lee Young
Pleasant
Harold Richard Hammond
Woodsboro
Dorothy Mizner
Anna Crater
Woodsborn
Gloria Werking
Rosenia Eyler
Johnsville
Ralph @alleei
Linganore
Edward Nogoan
Liberty
Ralph Ripley
Woodville
Rebecca Windsor
New Market District
Dessé L
Charlotte Ness
New Market
Town
Williant Wilcom
Urbana
State Teachers College Homecoming Dates Set
Miss Lillian C. Compton presides at Frostburg State Teachers College announcing Friday and Saturday in May as Homecoming dates. Alumni, faculty and alumnae committee members aid in planning the fiftieth anniversary gala with events to mark the occasion. Beekeeping day at University of Maryland College Park invites state beekeepers to attend ground breaking ceremonies for a new apiary on campus.
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Lillian C. Compton
State Teachers College At
Frostburg
Paul L. Footen
Milceed Kerr Pyrite
Amglia [Rode Cross
Hoten Prichard Cook
Datha Thomas
Lillian M. Wellner
Ivan Diehl
Keanei Babcock
Elaritinas
Vasu Alumi
Maryland
Pat
College Park
University of Maryland
George Avrams
University
Movie Bills Coming Week
The Frederick theaters schedule for the coming week lists at the Tivali: Nancy Goes To Rio with Jane Powell and Ann Southern. Virginian Mayo with Gordon MacRae. The Baron of Arizona with Vincent Price and Ellen Drew. Beau Geste with Gary Cooper. Challenge To Lassie. Blondie Hits the Jackpot with Arthur Lake. Undertow with Scott Brady. South of Death Valley with Charles Starrett. At the Frederick: My Friend Irma with Marie Wilson. Sorrowful Jones with Bob Hope. Bar 20 with William Boyd. Race Patrol vs Spy King three of. Backfire.
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Frederick
Tivali
Rio
Jane Powell
Ann Southern
Virginian Mayo
Gordon MacRae
Yn. Clark
Arthur Lake
Scott Brady
Death Valley
Charles Starrett
Sumday
Irma
Marie Wilson
Stacy
Bob Hope
William Boyd
Aliso
Bandera appeals Western aid to Ukrainian revolt
Stepan Bandera reemerged in Bavaria urging Western powers to stop dealing with the Soviet regime and to back the anti Communist Ukrainian movement. He claimed Ukrainians would aid Western forces against Russia if national independence is guaranteed and predicted a later Soviet collapse. He spoke from a hidden hideout after a covert journey, describing Ukrainian nationalist goals and history. Separately, Marin St Pi Louis Benedict, a 70 year old pilot, was sentenced to three months in prison and fined $3,000 for unspecified charges.
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Stepan Bandera
Ukraine
Thandera
Hie
Searerly
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Tussi
Musasit
Soviet Union
Russia
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Navis
Bandera
Republies
Bandora
Organization of
Tan Evander
Laltaimore
Marek St
Pi —Lewis
Benedict
Chesapeake Bay
Benedict Sentenced for Income Tax Evasion Details
Benedict, sentenced by Federal Judge William C. Coleman, pleaded guilty to income tax evasion for 1947 and 1948. He admitted failing to file returns with gross incomes of 10,003 in 1948 and 18,547 in 1947, calling it negligence or carelessness. Homer Rodeheaver to perform a sacred concert in Hagerstown.
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Benedict
William C. Coleman
Greece Receives U S Warning On Reform To Aid
Athens reports U S Ambassador Grady pressed Premier Venizelos to enact basic decisions for proper use of Marshall Plan funds. The unusual démarche cited Greek governance as delaying recovery, citing privilege, subsidies, centralization, high interest, and spending. Venizelos called it routine, while others saw a push to resign or reshuffle cabinet.
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Greece
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Sophocles Venizelos
Venizelos
U. S
Grady
Greece election reform urge tied to aid
Grady warns that American aid must be used well in Greece and urges reforms. The rightists backed Venizelos to block a centrist coalition led by Gen. Nicholas Plastiras, whose National Progressives trailed the Populistes. He notes U.S. officials did not influence the March 5 vote but expects Greece to use aid effectively.
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Venizelos
Nicholas Plastiras
National Progressives
Grady
Greece
Leesburg Rotary Elects New President and Officers
John William Clemens of Leesburg was elected president of the Leesburg Rotary Club, succeeding Paul V. Rogers who becomes vice president. Harry J. Tiffany was chosen treasurer and Rosesey Rhoads was reelected secretary.
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Rotary
Leesburg
John William Clemens
Leesburg Insurance
Convicted of Forgery In Charles Town Duo Sentenced
Federal Judge Harry Ek. Watkins sentenced two Charles Town men on theft and forging a government check. William Dodson, 20, received three years and Charles Spickier Jr., 24, was given 18 months.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Harry Ek. Watkins
Charles Town
Wiliam Dodson
Charles Spickier, Jr
Building Permits Issued for $860 725 in March
City Engineer W Raymond Walter said March was among the busiest for the department with permits for a total of 860 725. Major projects include Frederick Memorial Hospital improvements Key Chevrolet alterations and Frederick Town Savings Institution construction. Over a dozen new dwellings are listed among latest permits with values from 3000 to 11000 and multiple brick veneer dwellings.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Key Chevrolet Inc
Fredericktown
Carl A. Carson
Bentz Street
Sixth
Seventh
George H. Smith, Jr
Culler
Helen and
Charles N. Daugherty
Motter Avenue
Edward W. Sanger
Grant Place
Earl Kelly
Frederick Avenue
Ernest Augherman
Culler Avenue
Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase Dairy
Wisner Street
Resignation of Meriam from Montgomery Council Reported
Washington report states Lewis Meriam of Kensington Maryland has resigned from the Montgomery County Council due to increasing personal business pressure. Meriam who will serve until year end is the vice president of the Brookings Institution.
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Washington
Evening Star
Lewis_ Meriam
Kensington
Montgomery County Council
Meriam
Brookings Institution
Meriam to be relieved as County Council seeks successor
The Star reports Meriam seeks early relief from the County Council role. Three candidates are under consideration and a source says the successor may come from the Silver Spring area. Meriam was elected as a at large member. charter requires district representation and prohibits at large councilors.
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the Star
Meriam
Silver Spring
The
Star
Budget Surplus Reported for Britain in 1949-50 Year
Britain closed its fiscal year with a budget surplus of 62 million pounds. The figure exceeded Sir Stafford Cripps estimates from last April 1 for the 1949-50 year, with both taxes and spending surpassing projections. The surplus would equal about 173.6 million dollars, highlighting higher revenue and outlay than anticipated.
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London
Britain
Sir Stafford Cripps
Sir Stafford
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