Government Finds It Can Save By Raising Service Charges
NEA Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports that 38 government agencies run 1,772 chargeable services, with current law often making them free or nominally priced. Raising rates could net about 60 million more this year and potentially 100 million more next year, affecting defense housing rents, meat and produce inspections, grazing fees, and various public services nationwide.
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NEA
Washington
Frederick J. Lawton
Gerg
Mink
Farmer's Home Administration
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Budget Bureau
Federer
Garveys
Panama Canal
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Congress
Broadcast schedule highlights from a packed WRAL style program
A dense listing of Saturday and Sunday evening and late night radio and television programs. It catalogs a long sequence of shows, concerts, comedies, dramas, news summaries, and feature presentations with numerous program titles and station identifiers, reflecting a busy mid-century broadcast lineup.
Medal of Honor Awards To Three War Heroes
President Truman awards the Medal of Honor to three Korean War heroes at a White House ceremony. First Lt Lloyd L Burke of Stuttgart Arkansas Master Sergeant Harold Edward Wilong of Birmingham Alabama and Cal Rodolfo Hernandez of Fresno California receive the nation’s highest decoration amid a sunlit garden crowd. Gabriel Patron Saint Vatican City. Archangel Gabriel named patron of decommunications in Acta Apostolica Sedis. Vatican announces the papal action and notes the Archangel’s biblical role in annunciation.
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Truman
Korea
Lioyd L. Burke
Stuttgart
Ark
Sin
Harold Edward Wilong
Birmingham
Als
Cal
Rodelfo B. Hernandez
Fow
Her
Calif
Gabriel
Vatican City
Pius XII
Archangel Gabriel Petron
Acta Aportaticae Sedis
Vatican
Archangel Gabriel
Jean Tn Mery
Worthe
Ducgmem Daz
Name Of Windsor To Be Retained
Queen Elizabeth II will keep the Windsor name for the British Royal Family rather than switch to Mountbatten. The Official Gazette announced the decision, described as unprecedented by Debrett's editor, noting this dynastic continuity preserves the Windsor name for the dynasty.
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Elizabeth II
Windsor
Mountbatten
C. F. Hankinson
Debrett
Hankinson
House of Windsor
Doctor Says Prostate Trouble Can Lead to Bladder Disorder
A medical piece by Edwin F. Jordan outlines how benign prostate enlargement affects urine flow, bladder capacity, and sleep. It notes risks of infection, catheter use, and that surgery is the main treatment since medication cannot shrink the enlarged gland. It mentions urgent expert care when catheter use becomes necessary.
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Edwin F. Jordan
NEA
B. B
Truman Plans Opening Pitch With Fart Ball Reveal
President Truman announced he will throw the first pitch of the 1942 baseball season and quipped that he still has his fart ball. He spoke during a White House visit with Clark Griffith, owner of the Washington Senators, and did not confirm which hand he will use. The pitch is set for the Senators against the Boston Red Sox next Tuesday. Citywide cleanup plans are noted for Salisbury with multiple fire hazard removals and repeated pickups from May onward.
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Truman
Clark Grifith
Washington Senators
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Seliabury Ie
Two Blondes Rob Man of 150 Dollars in New York
In New York on April 11 two blondes, Mrs. Sandra Parker and Mrs. Karen Rogers, allegedly jostled and robbed George Farrington of $150 after a failed embrace. They were arrested after fleeing in a taxi and are held on $82,000 bail on grand larceny charges as Farrington’s attorney confirms.
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New York
George Farrington
Sandra Parker
Karen Rogers
Farringan
Rington
For Sale by State Roads Commission Maryland Impediments
State Roads Commission of Laurel Maryland invites sealed bids by noon April 28 1952 to purchase impediments on Walter T Cooper Samuel Umberger and Asa Chaney properties along Md Route 121 part of highway improvement between Clarkesburg and Boyds Montgomery County. All improvements must be removed to ground level by midnight June 2 1952. Details bidding forms and envelopes available at Laurel Maryland office Tel Laurel 690.
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Laurel
Maryland
Walter T. Cooper
Samuel Umberger
Asa Chaney
Clarksburg
Boyds
Montgomery County
Public sale of five acre Mount Pleasant estate Frederick Md
Public sale at the Court Hour Door Frederick City Md on April 6 1982 at 10 am of real estate edge of Mt Pleasant in Frederick County route 26 five acres more or less conveyed to Augustine Wickless and Dorothy Wickless from 1851 deed. Property includes six room frame dwelling electric lights metal roof fruit trees and outbuildings. Auctions list tractors farm machinery and household items from multiple notices with dates in 1942 1952 and 195? provided. Owners Wickless auctioneers Star Avenue. Chairmen and details vary within notices.
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Frederick City
Maryland
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Libertytown
Avenée G. Wickless
Dorothy M. Wickiers
Charles L. Fisher
Augustine G. Wickless
Dorothy M. Wickless
Prince Chariev to Be Next Windsor Sovereign
Prince Charles aged 4, son of Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, is described as future sovereign of the House of Windsor. Site note reports a Harpers Ferry transfer and a sunrise service change at Jefferson's Rock due to climbing difficulty. the service will be held on the Hill Top hotel porch instead.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Hester
Jefferson's Rock
Shenandoah
Potomac
Hill Top Hotel
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