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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
4
County Commissioners plan a Doubs public hearing to decide closing the dangerous railroad crossing south of town. Two petitions oppose and support closing. improvements to Flag Pond road and a potential $45,000 combined funding may be required to ease traffic.
Princeton April 13 Thomas E Dewey defined the Republican Party as defending individual freedom yet condemned selfish reactionaries who shout free enterprise for their own interests He urged GOP restraint in bi partisan foreign policy and defended labor rights noting Republicans have long backed free labor while Democrats critique he socialist approach remains.
In remarks on public policy he argues true liberalism seeks safe routes to social objectives, supports agriculture and labor, opposes government compulsory health insurance, and favors monetary and fiscal policy over direct price controls. Also reports 32 plumbers tested locally in City Hall for licenses, easing earlier Baltimore travel.
The text discusses conservative Republican views on social safety nets and regulation. It mentions unemployment insurance collective bargaining bank deposit insurance and regulation of securities exchanges as concepts to consider or possibly abandon. The fragment hints at a debate over balancing core ideals with practical protections.
In circuit court on Thursday afternoon Associate Judge Stedman Prescott awarded custody of seven year old Nancy Elizabeth Willcom to her father Lawrence R Wilcom near Urbana with further jurisdiction of the court. He was ordered to pay court costs. The case drew lengthy testimony from Mr and Mrs Oscar R Stull Lewistown who had cared for the child since her mother's death. The Stulls' witnesses were prominent in the Lewistown area while Wilcom's side testified earlier.
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