Dr S S Wise Jewish Leader Dies at 75
New York April 19 Dr Stephen S Wise world renowned Jewish leader died today at Lenox Hill Hospital at age 75 after an operation for malignant stomach ailment He celebrated his 75th birthday on March 7 and his family was at his bedside He had long fought for Israel and served as president of the American Jewish Congress and the World Jewish Congress His liberal views drew praise from Roosevelt and affection from many faiths though he spoke out against others He warned against war and criticized the largest Christian church for its stance in international affairs.
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Debate Escalates Between D Wise and Catholic Professors
In Frederick on Wednesday April 20 1849 a local exchange over remarks by a speaker triggered strong responses from Roman Catholic professors who denounced the statements as false and malicious. Wise refused to withdraw a single word despite the confrontation.
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May Request Lane To Build Tunnel
Baltimore April 19 A City Council committee examined a Chesapeake Bay tunnel as an alternative to the under way bay bridge with bids and costs compared to the bridge. A retired admiral and engineer estimated a tunnel at 34.5 million plus a contingency, excluding road approaches, with 37.5 million for the bridge available.
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Blind News Vendor Cannot Be Aided
Baltimore April 19 Johns Hopkins eye specialists concluded they can do nothing to help Mrs Ella La Vallee a 42 year old news vendor from San Diego California blind since birth but the mother of three came to Hopkins hoping an operation might restore her sight After examination by several physicians at Wilmer Clinic a Hopkins spokesman said there is nothing we can do for her She was discharged and will return to San Diego The customers and friends funded her trip
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Funeral Thursday for Frank Krepp Former WM Railroad official
Frank 3. Krepp former chief clerk for the Western Maryland Railroad at Hagerstown will be buried after funeral services here Thursday. He retired six months ago and died at his home yesterday at age 63. The article notes about 18,000,000 washing machines in the country.
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Delinquent sales tax collected, warns merchants
Baltimore reports $297,113 in delinquent sales taxes collected in six months. State Comptroller James J. Lacy warns retailers may owe more as months pass, urges audits to curb liabilities, notes improper use of retail certificates and unreported out of state purchases. Also covers collision at Routes 26 and 15 near Worman's Mill with $700 damage. Charles W. Fawley charged with reckless driving.
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Williamsburg Kiwanians View Early Williamsburg Film
Williamsburg Kiwanians at their luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel viewed a color sound film of early Williamsburg life produced by Eastman Kodak in cooperation with the Williamsburg Foundation. James F. Messersmith presented the program. Waller G. Crowther Jr. presided. One new member, William E. Zimmerman, was inducted from Bartgis and Zimmerman. Guests included W H Kennedy Barkittsville Frank Williams Philadelphia Howard Duncan Front Royal Was C L Seivard Poustown Pru J E Baumgardner Taneytown Dr Jack Adams Chat--
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HOGS DECLINE AS MARKET LOWS RETURN IN CHICAGO
Hogs tumbled 50 cents to 1 a hundred pounds, marking a new low since October 14 1946. The top was 18.75, with some loads of 290 to 340 pound hogs at 16.75. Government support for April to September remains around 16.50 per hundredweight.
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