New Automobile License Tags Planned To Last Eight Years
Baltimore officials favor aluminum license plates designed to endure eight years and save the state $60,000. The plan aims to standardize tag sizes, allow year clips, and feature reflective glow. Maryland officials say current plates wear out after the war and new tags will fit existing holders and bumper slots.
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Maryland DMV expands tag protections and new tag mailings
The Motor Vehicles Department has mailed 475000 application forms for new tags and about 150000 Maryland motorists already hold them. Drivers may soon receive transparent filastic covers to shield license tags from weather. The deadline for commercial licenses has been set.
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Baltimore and Ohio Refuses Delay in Refunding Plan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad refuses to delay a refunding under its reorganiza tion plan, calling the move essential and binding by court order. The railroad says any delay advised by counsel would be contempt of court, as discussed with RFC chairman John D Goceke and Senator Tomy ¢R-XHi.
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Wallace and Clark Clash Over Foreign Policy Remarks
Washington reports Attorney General Tom Clark denounces Wallace’s Europe speech as a dangerous falsehood linking U S policy to imperial aims. He refuses to name Wallace, cites bi partisan foreign policy, and urges quick congressional action on Truman doctrine to counter totalitarianism.
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Trumans Visit Spurs Debate On Public Office Respect
The article notes President Truman’s appearance in public life and remarks on the respect due to high office, while references to Clark and ongoing legislation suggest renewed scrutiny of former officials after private life. The piece frames public service and accountability in a global context.
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Truman Talks Aid for Greece and Turkey in Cold War
Clark met with President Truman to discuss a 400 million dollar aid package for Greece and Turkey aimed at checked Communist expansion. Today there was talk of possible Congressional censure of Wallace arising from the discussions.
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Camel growth and longevity noted in policy dialogue
In a Senate policy discussion among Democrats the article notes a delay in action and cites a camel born tall at birth that grows to full height by its 16th or 11th year, with lifespans of 40 to 50 years. The piece references seeing it in The News.
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