Group Action Boosts Costs OPA Charges
The House Banking Committee approved a 15 to 4 extension of the OPA for a full year with amendments. An OPA official estimated costs would rise by over 509 million dollars annually, and prices on autos and refrigeration could climb. The panel rejected a nine month limit, while proposals to end subsidies gradually and adjust price policies were advanced. Speaker Rayburn signaled a broader House debate on price control next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
House Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
Outland
Rep. Wolcott
Rmich
Truman
Rep. Brown
Dga
Rep
Crawford
R-Mich
Rep. Sundstrom
R-N.j
Monroney
Okla
Barry
D-N-Y
Brown
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Assault Charges Nolle Pressed In New Market Session
Charges of assault and battery against Albert Summers of New Market were nolle pressed before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett as witnesses were missing. Thelma Herbert and Klme Hart’s Alley juvenile were found not guilty of peace disturbance. Two others forfeited collateral. Elmer Summers announced reconciliation and prosecution was dropped. Also fines for Dorothy and Evelynn Blackston and Richard Sims forfeited for drunkenness and traffic issues. A chimney fire at 226 East Seventh Street was extinguished by a booster crew including Juniors Citizens Truck Company and United Fire trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Summers
New Market
Nikitk
Alton Y. Bennett
Thelma Herbert
Klme
Harts Alley
Nosses
Elmer Summers
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Dorothy
Evelynn Blackston
Court
Third Streets
Charles Burras
Richard Sims
Lucketts
Ofeers
Douglas Stup
East Seventh Street
Citizens Truck Company
Uniteds Fezewe
Eight-year-old killed by oil truck near Westminster
James Owings, 8, son of Mr and Mrs James Owings of Westminster Route 5, died when struck by an oil truck on Route 27 south of Westminster. He had just exited a school bus and crossed into the truck's path as a southbound car went by. Harold Horton, 23, of Westminster, faces a manslaughter charge with a $1000 bond set for a Westminster Police Court hearing on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Owings
James Arthur Owings
Westminster
Carroll County
Frank Badger
Richard E. Stallings
Han
Carroll Petroleum Cooperative of
Harold Kenneth Horton
Horton
Local candidates announce bids for county posts
George W. Arnold of Burkittsville declares re election bid for the Board of County Commissioners as a Democrat. A Grant Hooper Republican files a candidacy, with several Democrats named as possible contenders for commissioner. Reports also mention potential GOP and Democratic bids for state senate and House seats, with some incumbents undecided on re election and others not seeking the offices. The Orphans Court Clerk and Register of Wills races lack declared candidates, while the Treasurer post appears open with no Republican contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Arnold
Board of County Commissioners
Burkittsville
A. Grant Hooper
Charles G. Geisbert
J. Engar Ferrell
Petersville
John L. Beall
Jocat Reattor
Walkersville
Walter P. Foaga
Frederick
Samuel H. Young
Tuscarora
A. H. Derr
John C. Derr
Monrovia
Young
Vr. Derr
Board of Education
Smithville
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Harry Wi
LeGore
William E. Hauver
Myersville
Stein
House of Delegates
Senate
Sisie
J. Tyson Lee
Lee
Frederick Toiloring Compar
Life Magazine
U. S
George L. Rad
James H. Falk
Cant Eyade Paying American Income Taxes
Washington April 5 baseball players jumping to the Mexican League for higher salaries must pay United States income taxes so long as they are American citizens. Mickey Owen Vernon Stephens and others have switched from organized ball to the Mexican circuit. Taxes paid to the Mexican Government will be deductible from the amount due the United States, officials said. But in the final analysis these players will have to pay as much as if all their taxes were paid to the United States.
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Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Vernon Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Department
Meat Price Hike Looms For Monday Across Regions
Washington April 5 About 50 percent of all lamb mutton and veal cuts will rise by one cent per pound starting Monday following an hourly wage boost for packing houseworkers. Beef and pork increases already took effect last Monday. Individual cut raises vary by locality. New prices will be posted next week in retail stores. William J. Wickless obtained a building permit for a $4,200 dwelling on Culler avenue, while Raymond L. String received a permit to construct a $300 warehouse on Frederick street in Walkersville. A note adds a trivia claim that one pound of Irish flax fiber can yield 1432 miles of hand spun yarn.
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Washington
OPA
Los Angeles
Hasville
Chicago
New York
Dallas
William J. Wickless
Trail Avenue
A. Lamar Barrick
Culler Avenue
Raymond L. String
Charter Night Dinner Held By Boy Scouts
Approximately 100 people attended the annual Charter night banquet for Troop 1 Grate Re formed Church with Dr William R Barnhart pastor and Ira Ray receiving the Troop Charter. Leaders introduced included J Douglas Weddle scoutmaster Colgate A Brish Edgar Crist Jr and others amid plans for a Scout Leaders training course in Winchester Hall starting April 5 at 730 pm led by En Sibal yieldonessier and Roessler assisted by local leaders.
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Troop 1
Grate Reformed Church
Friends of Scouting
Fidelis
Fran H. Lewis
Francis Scott Key
William R. Barnhart
Barnhart
Jack Shorrow
Francis Scott Keyistrict
Ira Ray
Ray Recoiver Shorrow
J. Douglas Weddle
Colgate A. Brish
Edgar Crist, Jr
Charles Mulligan
Herward Rhoderick
James Smith
William Morton
John Morgan
E. Chester Crist
Frank H. Lewis
Lia Ray
Joseph Urner
Donald Smith
Robert Carpenter
Richard Morgan
Richard Ray
Danny Arris
Richard Arris
Richard Hyatt
Charles Wells
Richard Shipley
Morton Mower
Carroll Haller
William H. B. Anders
Richard Mewman
Wayne Stevens
Lee Lockard
Lowell Price
Ernest May
Ralph Reker
David May
Richard Harding
Tommy Schwartz
Austin Hartsock
Bobby Rhoderick
James Wickham
Basil Jones
Kenneth Ford
Richard Carpenter
Sonny Forney
Leonard Baugher
Alvey ¥. Renn
Boy Scouts of America
Winchester Hall
National Council of the
En Sibal Yeildonessier
Presbyterian Church
Roessler
Amputation Gives Hope for Injured Emmitsburg Boy
Physicians at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg report Harry Adams ten year old of Emmitsburg shows improvement after his right leg was amputated between knee and hip following injuries from a car strike on the Flat Run bridge north of Emmitsburg. The crushed leg necessitated the operation. The hemp leaf is used as an intoxicant in India known as bhang.
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Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Harry Adams
Emmitsburg
Flat Run
India
Trout Season Opens April 15 in Maryland Waters
April 5 report states Maryland anglers will find more than 26 000 brook rainbow and brown trout stocked for the season which runs to July 15. Harold Kolmer secretary of the Game and Inland Fish Commission notes restocking will ensure ample sport and a likely rise in fishing licenses issued this year. A list shows streams stocked including Evitts Creek Flintstone Creek Seven Run Jones Falls Fishing Creek Big Hunting Creek Middle Creek Bear Creek Savage River Salt Block White Rock Mill Run and Wolf Den Run with varied numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Harold Kolmer
Late Game and Inland Fish Commission
A. M. Powell
Lewistown
Frederick County
Koimer
Commission
Allozany County
Evitts Creek
Flintstone Creek
Anne Arundel County
Seven Run
Baltimore County
Jones Falls
Carroll County
Beaver Run
Fishing Creek
Big Hunting Creek
Middle Creek
Garrett County
Bear Creek
Savage River
Salt Block
White Rock
Mill Run
Wolf den Run
Laurel
Rock Run and Beaver Creek Run Geared for Maryland Areas
A fragmented OCR list shows place names such as Harford County Rock Run Howard County Patuxent Montgomery Rock Run Washington Beaver Creek Marsh Run St James Run Tonoloway and numerical values 200 300 500 800 2000 indicating distances or counts linked to each site. The item reads like a regional puzzle or route series with scattered pace numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Run
Harford County
Rock Run
Mine Branch
Howard County
Patuxent
Montgomery County
Washington County
Beaver Creek
Marsh Run
St. James Run
Public Speaking Contest Winners at Walkersville High
Dotty Jean Zimmerman won the first annual public speaking contest sponsored by the Glade Valley Lions Club at Walkersville High School auditorium. She spoke on Today We Have One World. Helen Spurrier earned second for Why We Have Juvenile Delinquency and Donna Fogle placed third on Today We Have One World. Honorable mention went to Franklin Smits for Pho Atom Bomb And Its Effect On Future Peace. Trophy and medals to be awarded later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotty Jean Zimmerman
Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville High School
Mary Rhoades
Louise Freeman Thompson
James C. Biehl
Helen Spurrier
Donna Fogle
Franklin Smits
Lions Club
Mine Detector Unearths 153000 Buried in Florida Yard
In Jacksonville, a war-tested mine detector located 153000 dollars nine feet deep in the yard of Mrs. Joseph D. Marshall, widow of a postal employee who confessed to stealing 180000 dollars from a Miami Bank shipment. The case links her late husband to the theft, with authorities seeking the remaining 17000 while noting the one-man job theory and Marshall’s prior acquittal. Also noted is a Navy radio controlled glider bomb development.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Postal Service
East First Street
Joseph D. Marshall
Posts
Marshall
Marshall Yard
Federal Reserve
Miami
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