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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1951
Page
9
The Frederick newspaper notes that Freeman did nothing and the suit was settled for 42000 after a widow and a small family were affected. The report reflects the legal action involving Green and the settlement details.
Washington April 4 The House Executive Expenditures subcommittee heard of a 2 270 000 deal in which Army surplus trucks were bought for as little as 200 and sold back to the Government for as much as 9 900 each Chicago dealer Morris Green said he and associates netted 425 000 from reselling 1 000 surplus trucks bought in the Philippines He noted fees and commissions totaling about 225 000 including 270 000 to Schnitzer Bros Steel of Portland The panel questioned legal costs and connections to Joseph Freeman and the Garsson May case The witnesses described Green Bros Enterprises formed with Julius Green and Edward Adelson to acquire trucks The Atomic Energy Commission bought 348 trucks at 3 400 to 3 900 each for Hanford Wash with a 1 commission cited for the Portland broker The inquiry aims to determine legality of postwar surplus deals and delays in freezing goods The Chairman cautioned no implication of illegality at this stage and noted Army delays in action
University of Maryland President Dr H C Byrd will give the welcome address to editors of student publications from Maryland and the District of Columbia at the fifth annual Maryland Scholastic Press Association convention in the Education Building auditorium at 9 45 a m Saturday Registration opens at 9 a m with hourly writing contests and clinics until 3 p m The morning speaker is Dr Joseph Murphy Columbia University and the closing speaker is Elmer M Jackson general manager Annapolis Capitol and Gazette and president of the Maryland State Press Association
Advertisement touts a foot treatment with 90 percent alcohol as the active medium, promising quick results. It urges readers to visit Williamson's Drug Store today to purchase the product and claim rapid relief.
Certificates will be awarded to winning newspapers and yearbooks and to winning teams and individuals in the writing tournament.
Francis J. Lloyd, 80, longtime druggist in Facemake City, died today at his daughter's Westminster home. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Mrs. W. Frank Thomas of Westminster, and a son Francis J.
Lieyd Jr. of Pittsburgh and his sister Mrs. BE Clarke of Pocomoke City will have funeral services at 2 30 p m Friday in St Marys Episcopal Church in Pocomoke City.
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