Parkway Grass Roots Survey Begins Today
Cumberland April 8 Interior Department officials start a two week survey for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal parkway project Rep Beall Md says the study aims to reduce opposition and win support The 50 million dollar proposal would run from Washington to Cumberland with federal funding largely covering costs and broad backing from Allegany and Garrett counties while facing criticism from Hagerstown Frederick and other groups
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Cumberland
Interior Department
Beall
R-Md
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick
Maryland
Montgomery
Allegany
Garrett County
Potomac River
Great Falls
Allen
Sportsmen Object Chambers of Commerce
Walnut and Cherry Trees Used for Produce and Wood
Walnut and cherry are valued for both their fruit and timber. The trees provide edible produce and high quality wood, supporting multiple uses in agriculture and woodworking.
Training Class For Canteen Volunteers Forming Countywide
Frederick County Red Cross will form training classes for canteen service volunteers in Frederick city and nearby towns. Registrations open at chapter headquarters until April 21. The ten hour course covers feeding evacuees during disasters and assisting in hospital meals, with duties tying into the blood drive program starting July 1.
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Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Frederick City
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Alexander D. Lewis
North Court Street
Potomac-Edison
West Patrick Street
Washington
Baltimore
Lewis
Jailed Here To Await Grand Jury On Theft Charge
Ray mond Coates of Libertytown was jailed Saturday to await the grand jury after extradition from York Pa He was charged with breaking and entering and larceny in connection with a robbery at Joel Cleaners on South Market Street last August 23 Police said he admitted the offense at Frederick Police Headquarters and the arrest cleared the case A second arrest included a weekend drunkenness charge against Vernon Hackey Black. Washington April 8 House Appropriations subcommittee asked for a pause to recover from shock when an official said the agency would return 30000 to 40000
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Raymond Coates
Libertytown
York
Coates
Frederick
Allen Bartgis
George F. Crouse
Joel Cleaners
South Market Street
Battgis
Crouse
Ellis Carty
Army
Vernon Hackey
Dan Swomley
Mehl remarks on unspent 1951 Commodity Exchange funds
J. M. Mehl, administrator of the Commodity Exchange Authority, announced during hearings on the agriculture appropriation bill that $650,000 budgeted for the agency remained unspent from 1951. He commented that budgeting allows room for discretion and joked about spending others’ money.
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J. M. Mehl
Commodity Exchange Authority
Mehl
MacArthur In Tight Corner Over White House Clash
Washington reports Gen Douglas MacArthur pushing for Asia to lead the fight against world Communism has placed President Truman in a fragile position. Senate Republicans accuse administration hatchet men of undermining the general as Truman weighs possible disciplinary action though no decision is reached. The clash centers on Far East policy including a suggested second front in China led by Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists amid Korea tensions.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Truman
White House
Knowland
R-Callis
MacArthur
United Nations
Far East
China
Chiang Wai-Shek
Korea
Debate over MacArthur clash tests Korea and Europe course
A House debate on the draft universal military training reveals tensions over General MacArthur's stance and U S policy. Senators Jerguson Knowland and allies press to influence command choices while Britain weighs steps against the United Nations commander as the administration seeks to avoid widening war and protect balance with allies.
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Alles
Europe
Jerguson
ReMich
Congress
Eeneult MacArthur
Knowland
MacArthur
Acheson
Britny
United Nations
Yace
Martin
Railing Bill Sparks Debate Over Aid to Nationals on Formosa
A contentious bill from last week drew applause for supporting Nationals forces confined on Formosa. The measure advocates U S backing amid fears of a second invasion of China, highlighting strategic tensions and regional security implications.
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Gotral
Martin
U.S
Formosa
China
Chichester Named On Advisory Committee
Dietrich and Gambrill Inc sales manager Peter W Chichester was named to the advisory committee to consult with and advise the Office of Price Stabilization on feed industry price regulations. The dual committee will cover wholesale and direct-feed distributors. OPS notes the feed industry yields about 30 million tons yearly, valued around three billion dollars, with first meeting expected soon. Leaders Bible Class met at Calvary Methodist Church with vice president Lewren Seibert presiding. Edward Rice led songs.
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Washington
Peter W Chichester
Dietrich and Gambrill, Inc
Michael DiSalle
OPS
Frederick Man
Giannineluebs
Chichester
Calvary Methodist Church
Lewren Seibert
Edward Rice
Prayer and class message mark meeting in Neaes note
The gathering in Ne aes lettery Md Monday included an open prayer by Sherman P Bowers and a class message by Mr Rice. John Patton led the initial, with discussion of sin and a man’s harmony with God. Secretary Charles Myers reported 168 attendees, 87 Reds, 56 Blues, plus three visitors.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Lcon
Jobn Patton
Rice
Charles Myers
Grant Delphy
Wale
John Grove
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Parkway
P. L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
House
Edwin E. Stoffer
Stoffer
Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle
Lowappa Pre
Ae Lettey
Fenddy
Kor
Beven
Woodbine
Lisbon
Melvin Hetz, Jr
Meyersdale
Ellicott City
Thomas Mayfield
Hetz
New Market
St Joseph
Ashiri
Chuisrea
Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and
Bulova
James E. Doll
Ford
Fordomiatic
Fordcraft
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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