European Recovery Approved by Senate
The Senate approved a 5.589 billion dollar authorization for European recovery, voting 70 to 7. The measure sets a fund limit and proceeds to the House, with the Appropriations Committees to determine actual money for the Marshall Plan nations by June 30, 1950. Other details note a swift passage and future money bill actions.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations
el Jender
Louisiana
55 Mile Police Pursuit Sets State Record
Trooper Melvin H Main of Frederick set a 55 mile chase record on the Pulaski highway pursuit of a speeding motorist. The vehicle escaped through state lines until Delaware and Maryland authorities coordinated a road block at Crow's Nest Del. David Lee of Newark posted 500 bail for a Wilmington court appearance on April 19.
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Melvin H. Main
Frederick
Benson Barracks
Main
White Marsh
Baltimore County
Benson
Susquehanna ‘Toll Bridge
Delaware
Maryland
C. C. Seitz
R. Wilhelm
Crow's Nest
Del
David Lee
Newark
N. J
Lee
St George
Wilmington
Monrovia Man Accused Of Peace Disturbance
Charles Runkles of Monrovia was jailed about 8 30 p m Friday on a peace disturbance charge after being revived at Frederick Memorial Hospital. John B Mabe of Frederick posted 2 50 on a peace disturbance charge and was released. Witnesses described a fall after Runkles allegedly threatened and displayed a banana knife, with firemen noting a loud head impact on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Runkles
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Rescue
Frank Dorsey
Runkles
John B. Mabe
Frederick
South Market Street
United Fire House
Marie
Dorsey
Mabe
Glitter Gallery program at Utica church set for Sunday
The Atica Reformed Sunday school will present a Glitter Gallery program Sunday at 7 45 p m. The lineup includes scripture, prayers, recitations like Did You Ever Step to Wonder and Easter Flowers, songs such as Easter Day and No Time Like the Springtime, and multiple student performances led by committee chairs Mrs Guy B Stull and others.
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Utica
Atica Reformed Sunday School
Harold Young
David Strine
Guy Stull, Jr
Gene Schulty
Darlene Schulty
Harvey Clem
Bobbie Bear
Billy Clem
Ruth Amelia Stull
Cecelia Bear
Harold
Police Court Cases Heard Friday Night
Friday night magistrate Alton Y Bennett sentenced Claude Gardner to pay a 50 dollar fine for drunkenness and 50 days in jail in default. Three drunken transient workers Harvey C Miller Robert Little and William Huffman were each jailed ten days in default on 10 dollar fines for drunkenness. Huffman admitted theft of pickle jars and baked beans. Oscar Baugher Fredericks acquitted of fighting on self defense grounds. Edward Gasper forfeited 645 dollar traffic collateral for passing another vehicle. Several city collateral forfeitures involved Charles Hockey John Henry Morus David Brown Ida May Boyce tied to fighting disturbances. New extension for corn loan applications until April 10 due to moth damage.
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Claude Gardner
Cotered
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Ialroud
Pittsboreh
Harvey C. Miller
Washington
Robert Little
William Huffman
West Virginia
Simmons
Trto
North Market Street
Haugh
Market
Church Street
Baugher
Abrecht
Edward Gasper
Westmoreland County
Othiver Boone
Charles Hockey
John Henry Morus
David Brown
Ida May Boyce
Leigh Swomley
Twentey
Carty
I Co A Takes Part In Army Day Parade
Frederick guardsmen from Company A of the Sth Infantry Maryland National Guard join a Baltimore Army Day parade. About 50 men led by Capt J A Cutest Lieut Willard M Homme and 2nd Lieut Richard A Foа march the 1.5 mile route from the Baltimore Fifth Regiment Armory at 2 30 p m. The unit returns home after disbanding at Fallsway with gear loaded for transport. The parade marks the last Army Day observance before Armed Forces Unity Day greetings. Civilians from Frederick accompany the group to Baltimore.
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Frederick's Own
Co. A
Sth
Maryland National Guad Regiment
Baltimore
J. A Cutest
Willard M. Homme
Richard A. Foa
Baltimore Fifth Regisement
Frederick Guard
Fallsway
Catsail
Yallomy Guards
Eisenhower
Frederick
Combined Services
Census Bureau reports mixed March employment data
The Census Bureau released a follow up on March job figures noting a sizable drop in full time work and a rise in part time work from the prior year while overall employment improved versus recent months. About 520000 job seekers had been seeking work 15 weeks or longer in March, up from February. In other news, the Glade Valley Lions held their ladies night banquet in Woodsboro with over 100 Lions attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Marech
Glade Valley Lions of
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Glade Valley Reformed Church
Hood College President Addresses Postwar Foreign Policy
The News Frederick Maryland reports on Hood College President Dr. Andrew G. Truxal delivering an address at a local gathering. He contrasted past events with current foreign policy and noted visitors from New Windsor Boonsboro Union Bridge and Cumberland attended. The event was hosted by the Glade Cemetery Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Land
William D. Powell
Herbert Duvall
Raymond C. Myers
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
New Windsor
Boonsboro
Union Bridge
Cumberland
Ladies of the
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Jenner
Kem
Langer
Wherry
Reno
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
George Springmeyer
Nevada
Roosevelt
Ethel Dupont
Franklin D. 3Rd
Christopher
Permanent Inter-American Committee For the Campaign
Owen Nursery
Bloomington
Ill
Tas
Costie Bing
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Shipley
Glitter
Ritenour
Paul Stull
Samuel Martz
Frances Warner
Glenna
Patsy Stull
Liles
Barbara Ann Khpp
Sarah Ramsburg
Bonnie Bear
Vernon Behr
Mildred Klipp
Frances Clem
Erma Stull
Joseph Clem
Mabel Klipp
Guy B Stull
Earl Clem
Ralph Ritenour
Walter Stull
Barbara Brown
Carmen
Barbara
Evalyn Walsh McLean
New York
Harry Winston
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro, Md
Angoumutsmoth
AAA
I Co
Bucharest
Romania
Grigori Alexandrov
Deus Melvin M. Engle
Ortixten
Onice No
Frederick, Md
Markell & Ford
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Julia V. Keeney
Quaker City Cleaners & Dyers
South Market
North Market
Middletown
Bichelberger & Powell
West 4Th St
SREAK
Halifax
Canadian Seamen's Union
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Schraff
Storm & Shipley Market
Sts
Hancock
American Growers Supply Co., Inc
Fredericktown Savings Institution OF
United States
I. Howard M. Albaugh
Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown Savings Institution
James E. Doll
Clyde E. Thomas
F. Ross Myers
State of
County of Frederick
Glenn E. Biehl
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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