Cities weigh daylight time decisions as April 27 nears
Carriers consult schedules to decide whether to switch to daylight time across Maryland and nearby areas. Baltimore Frederick Hagerstown and Cumberland consider daylight time, with Thurmont and Western Shore links affected. Officials expect a ruling by early next week, while businesses mull adjusted hours and state law debates on time standards continue.
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Carri
Blue Ridge Lines
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Thurmont
Broadcast to Russia by U S draws fire
Moscow reports that Culture and Life published nearly a half page denouncing the Voice of America broadcasts. Ehrenburg questions why American radio excludes certain voices and asks Georgi Otvetov to answer. U S embassy notes first Russian press mention and expects new listeners.
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Moscow
Iiya
Ehrenburg
Culture and Life Today
Voice of America
United States
Voice
Marshall
Walter Bedell Smith
Ject
America
Georgi Georgievich Otvetev
An. fOtvetov
Georgi Georgievich
U. S
State Department
Senate considers federal aid to states for education
The Nation Today reports Senate subcommittee hearings on federal aid to states for education. Hearings resume April 21 and may last two weeks with many witnesses. Predicting outcome is uncertain though a teacher shortage and pay demands exist. Cost guesses range from 2.5 million to 1.5 billion dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Te Educasion
House
Prisoner Renner denied release over stomach ulcers
The Court of Appeals upheld Carroll County Circuit Court’s decision denying John L. Renner a release from the House of Correction. Renner, jailed for forgery in 1945, repeatedly escaped from custody and argued lack of medical care violated constitutional rights. The appellate panel ruled courts do not supervise prison medical treatment and found no grounds to grant habeas corpus.
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Court of Appeals
Carroll County
John L. Renner
Woodsboro
House of Correction
Renner
Op. m
Grason
House of Cotton
Board of Correction
Spital
Selective Service
M Renn
Dr Sponselier to Take Full Time Post at Hood College
Rev Dr Edwin H Sponselier, longtime destor of Mt Zion Evangelical and Brethren church Myereville, is named to a full professorship at Hood College effective October succeeding Rev Stanlex. He has served since October 1944 in Mrersville after coming from Annville PA where he led Religious Activities and Public Relations at Lebanon Valley College. He is son of Harling E Sponseller and wife from Shippensburg PA now moving to Frederick with his wife and their three year old son Edwin Jr.
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Edwin H. Sponselier
Mt. Zion
Lebanon Valley College
Sponseller
Harling E. Sponseller
Shippensburg
Frederick
Edwin, Jr
Three Hurt In Wreck Of Automobile
Three people injured in an early morning automobile collision near Woodsboro. Mrs. Helen Harner 16 her husband Lawrence Harner 22 and Denver Potts 24 all of LeGa ined were taken to Frederick City Hospital. Potts suffered knee elbow and facial injuries while Harner had a deep facial wound. Police say Potts drove northbound the coupe after leaving the road and striking a concrete culvert. Troopers James Stones Co H Dew Seted assisted.
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Woodsboro
Frederick City Hospital
Helen Harner
LeGore
Lawrence Harner
Denver Potts
Potts
Caida
Paris
I . Siste
James Stones Co
H. Dew
Taft Links Balkan Troop Withdrawal to U S Aid Halt
Senator Taft states Russia’s Balkan troop withdrawal would signal the United States to stop military and financial aid to Greece and Turkey. He notes the $400 million aid measure, approved reluctantly, aims for early passage and cites Russia’s promised 90 day withdrawal with exceptions. He warns continued aid may depend on broader peace treaty ratification and Truman administration plans for possible extensions beyond July 3, 1948.
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Washington
Taft
Balkan
Austria
Greece
Turk
Truman
Face To Face Meeting Sought In Telephone Strike Talks
Washington April 11 Secretary Schwellenbach promised a quick reply to a request by telephone strike leaders for a face to face meeting between union officials AT and T and the Labor Department The move came as gloom fell over negotiators hopes for a speedy settlement The latest federal panel effort covered long line workers numbering about 20000 of the 3260600 striking employees and aimed to conform to union policy
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Washington
Schwellenbach
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Labor Department
Ena Telepho Telegraph Company
Secretary of Labor
Schwelle Ional
Cialis
Nocuss
Big Four Ministers Dine With Marshall in Moscow
Secretary George C. Marshall hosts a state dinner at Spasso House, the U.S. Ambassador’s residence, inviting fellow members of the Big Four Foreign Ministers Council for talks on postwar issues.
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Moscow
George C. Marshall
Big Four
Foreign Ministers Council
Spasso House
U.S
Declaration of Taking Filed in Local Court
A declaration of taking was filed in the United States District Court in Baltimore for 3554 acres. The land is valued at $7,000 and a judgment was entered March 29 authorizing taking of the unoccupied portion of the property.
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D. A
Stat District Court i
Baltimore
Medivee Posse
Itecl
Two Youths Held In Robbery Probe Here
Police identified two youths as suspects in a robbery and car theft spree near Frederick. One juvenile, Herman Branch, 18, gave multiple addresses and was found hiding east of Frederick along Route 40. a second teen was arrested hours later. Loot valued around $65 from Pearl Bargain House included clothes, knives, cigars, razors, and more.
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Herman
Frederick
Route 40
Carges
National Training School
Washgton
Washington
Tamsville Road
Pearl
George M. Chapeline, Jr
Houston
Putman
Che Cer
May Ask 50 To Join In Parley
Moscow April 11 United States proposes more than 50 nations join the German peace conference. The plan was presented to the German deputies of the Council of Foreign Affairs as Br and Frence leaders indicated reservations. Ambassador Murphy supports the peace idea amid disagreements among major powers. Bevin’s approval noted as a key step before today’s public statement.
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Moscow
United States
Germany
Council of Foreign Ever
Bra and
Frence
Robert Murphy
Opinon
Ernest Bevin
Molotov blocks French push on Saar economic merge
Foreign Minister Molotov tonight blocked France from securing immediate approval by the Council of Foreign Ministers for an economic merger involving the Saar region. France pressed for quick action amid postwar authority talks.
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Moscow
Molotov
France
Council of Foreign Ministers
Tornado Toll Tops 132 Dead and 1305 Injured in Midwest Damage
Red Cross tallies from Woodward Oklahoma to Higgins Texas report 132 deaths and 1305 injuries as the tornado devastates farming regions. Thousands left homeless with losses running into millions as crews clear debris and aid comes by plane and train while food and shelter arrive. Local residents and state patrols guard against looting as rebuilding begins.
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Woodward
Okio
Texas
Oklahoma
Cane Ana
Ken
Red Cross
Midwest
St. Louiis
Higgins
Tex
Glazier
White Horse
Okla
Gray County
Alex Geismar
Woodward Bank
Polish Army Attache Recalled By U S Authorities
The United States Army in Frankfurt reports the recall of Colonel Tadeusz Podwysódzkie from his post as Polish military attaché. In a letter, General Huebner cites three aggressive anti US speeches by Podwysódzkie before Allied officers as unbecoming of an allied officer. The Polish mission chief was ordered to return.
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Frankfurt
United States
Geuropean
Sion
Huebner
Cai
Tadeusz Podwr- PeQucs
Bersoc
Col. Podwisocki
Col. Podwysocti
Miss Rhodes Glances at County Women Clubs
Miss Kathleen Rhodes of Liverpool, home economist, visited Frederick county to observe Extension Service work among rural groups. She spoke at the Jefferson Grange meeting in Washington and will return to England after assisting home economics projects and adult education efforts.
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Kathleen Rhodes
Liverpool
England
Washington
Frederick County
Jefferson Grange
United States
American Home Economics Association
Rhodes
Cornell Universe
Rnion
Home Economics Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arrivin Frederick
Lou Davis
Jefferson Range
Miss Rhodes
Provisions Of New Labor Bills Approved In House
The House Labor committee approved provisions of its new Tabor bill to outlaw industry wide bargaining jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts. Still after guerrillas in Athens battles Hayes and Epirus remained surrounded by government troops in an offensive begun Wednesday.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Athens
Theyo
Epirus
Senator Eastland Attacks Wallace Over Greek Turkish Aid
In Washington on April 11 Sen Eastland accused Henry A Wallace of performing a great disservice to the American people by speeches abroad opposing President Truman's Greek Turkish aid program.
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Wallace Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Today
Henry A Wallace
Brunswick Tackles Taxi Meter Clash and Parking Shifts
Brunswick authorities debated a taxi cab space offer on town property near Potomac street as meters go in on Delaware to Second avenues. Cab owners want curb space in front of their properties, while some meters on Maple stay allowed. Street light brackets will be installed soon after shipment from Potomac Edison. James Alger became a regular Brunswick police officer after probation, replacing Daniel Key who resigned.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Brunsy Place
Potomac Street
Delaware Avenue
Second Avenue
Maple Street
Railroad
East Street
West Patrick Street
Kang Ape
Potomac Edison Company
James Alger
Daniel Keyho
Government of Finland Falls in Turmoil After Resignation
Fragmented text reports political shakeup in Finland with Premier change after resignation. It notes new leadership amid coalition shifts and mentions independent members and foreign influence. Also includes unrelated U.S. postage rate changes effective May 1 from The Star.
Taft Outlines Taft Omni bus Labor Bill Reforms
Taft previews a broad omnibus labor bill to reshape the Wagner Act. He signals a White House clash as the Senate Labor Welfare Committee discusses five major titles, including curbing union rights, creating a new mediation service, regulating welfare funds, 60 day injunctions against industry strikes, and a joint study panel.
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Inea
Chuytas
Senate Labor Welfare
Senate
Aa Press
Reilly
Taft
White House
Tal
Department of Labor
Congress
Balls
NLRB
Department of Justice
Iicton
Ilegal
Eiplores
Unon Representa
AFL
Cio
National Labor Relations Board
U S Urges Red Cooperation on Korea While Moscow Talks
Secretary of State George Marshall urged the Soviet Union to cooperate and reconvene the Korean joint commission based on the democratic right to freedom of opinion. He called for a review date in 1947 and steps in the Soviet zone to advance Moscow's and Washington's agreed aims.
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Mozcow
George
Sim
Korea
Monster VW
Soviet Union
Sted
Joint Commission
Kore
State Music Clubs Open Meeting Here
The Maryland Federation of Music Clubs opened its second annual convention at the Francis Scott Key hotel with sessions for officers and delegates. A public program follows Saturday includes a banquet, concerts, and a closing luncheon.
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Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Francis Scott Key
IL Attack
Kirs
Robert E. Clapp
Rockwell Terrace
M National Federation
Cigap
Marsland
University of 18
Marsland Univer
Goucher College
Maryland
B. S. L. Davis
Baltimore
Henry C. Swearingen
Lioyrd L. Leith
Edward Oswald, Jr
Cumberland
Ignatius Bjorlee
Frederick
Frank Stuart Rowe
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Government of Finland Falls
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Finland
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