Schedules Rearranged For New Daylight Time
Frederick public carriers complete rearrangement of schedules to daylight saving time with delays in mail receipt and delivery. Baltimore Frederick line may shift to enable mail transfer, causing an hour difference in some deliveries. Washington micro-area may keep standard time until federal decision. Hagerstown and Frederick lines adjust for daylight time. Camp Detrick seeks daylight time authorization. no Washington reply yet.
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Chinese Communists Free U. S. Officers
Shanghai reports say two U.S. officers captured in Manchuria on March 1 were freed. Brig. Gen. Robert Soule-led arrangements aimed at parity were mentioned near Changchun as diplomats discussed embassy presence. details withheld from newsmen.
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Robert Soule
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Nation tally of postwar civilian aid by U S to other nations
James Marlow reports a breakdown from the Budget Bureau showing total postwar civilian aid exceeding 15.56 billion dollars. The figures cover loans to Britain, direct civilian relief, aid in occupied areas, Export-Import Bank loans, surplus property transfers, lend-lease repayments, ship sales, Philippines aid, UN relief, UNRRA postwar costs, International Bank funding, refugee programs, and aid to Greece.
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Vginia Democrat
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Austria
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UNRRA
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Greece
Baltimore Milk Price To Fall One Cent After May First
Baltimore officials announce a one cent drop in the price of a quart of milk sold after May 1. Dr. R. W. Shermantine, manager of the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association, says starting next Thursday farmers will receive 45 cents less per hundredweight for milk. Class 1 milk with four percent butterfat will be priced at $5.15.
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R. W. Shermantine
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association
Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese Backs Birth Control Data
Boston April 24 the Massachusetts Episcopal diocese announced support for legalizing the circulation of birth control data to married couples. The stance signals a church endorsement of accessible information on fertility management.
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Massachusetts Episcopal Diocese
Miners Win Refund in Contempt Case Against UMW
Washington reports John L. Lewis received 2.8 million of a 3.5 million contempt fine and donated 100000 to strike telephone workers. Federal Judge Goldsborough ordered a further 0.8 million return, while officials delivered 100000 to support the cross country tieup as the industry faced renewed shutdowns and legal scrutiny.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
T. Alan Goldsborough
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John F. Sonnet
United States
Goldsborough
Ugen
Supreme Court
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Faces in intra party fight over slashes
A Bank House Republican appropriations subcommittee pushes for large cuts to Interior Department funds including a proposed 83 million slash to the Reclamation Bureau. Some members threaten to align with Democrats to block amendments and seek to restore funding for the Southwestern Power Administration. Rep. Robert F. Jones chairs the subcommittee and leads the opposition.
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Prices and Wages Fifty Years Ago Compared
A discussion notes that prices were low half a century ago while wages were also reduced. Lists of common goods and prices from that era include meat, fish, bread, eggs, and produce, with wages around one to one and a half dollars per day and ten dollars per week. The piece reflects on cost of living and earnings relative to today.
New Formula To End Phone Strike Sought
Washington reports a new settlement formula for the 18 day telephone strike amid sabotage claims in eleven states. The National Federation of Telephone Workers welcomed conciliation talks led by Edgar L. Warren as Southwestern Bell shows cautious acceptance. Long lines reporters note industrial action pushed idle workers toward 240000 total.
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Edgar L. Warren
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Western Electric Company
Longines Dian
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Missouri
Ok- Texas
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Columbia
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CIA
Southwestern Bell
Joseph Beirne
NETW
Adoptive Parent’s Struggles Highlight Troubled Case
A child psychologist and colleagues describe failed efforts with an adopted son. The case involves Dr. Alfred Hallowell and a Northwestern University connection. Reports note the youth’s distressed state and discussions of adoption outcomes amid legal and medical scrutiny.
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Samuel Herrelman
James Qu
J. Creedon
Dorolignet
Evanston
Dll
Alfred I Hallowell
Northwestern University
Catholics Demonstrate In Frederick For Russia Conversion
Some 3000 Catholics in the Frederick area gather at Baker Park from 6:30 to 7:30 p m May 1 as part of a nationwide one day prayer program. Mass meetings are planned in Baltimore and Washington and the event highlights Mary as intercessor for Russia and contrasts radical methods with Christian order.
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Herbert R. Jordan
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Frederick County
William B. Lephert
Holy Name Society
Emory Baet
W. Clinton McSherry
Lawrence V. Roughan
Marie Budde
Charles Bre
Ashe
Lloyd Felienz
Bernard McCaffrey
Eleanor Hauver
Alton Lipps
St. Peter Claver Society
Charles Sappington
Knights of Columbus
Jerome Offutt
William B. Leichert
Nan Wilson
Catte Long
Our Lady
Cable cut disrupts Washington Annapolis line
A Chesapeak Potomac Telephone Co spokesman said a 76 line overhead cable between Washington and Annapolis was cut near Lanham Maryland last night about 16. He avoided naming and cautioned it may have been accidental rather than sabotage and that a report would follow later today.
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Public Discussion Sought On Military Report At York
The States delegation announced support for full public discussion of the forthcoming military staff committee report. The American delegation denied blocking publication and urged the report be released and discussed openly once circulated to Security Council members. The committee of chiefs of staff from five nations meets to finalize the document ahead of its April 30 council delivery.
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Martinsburg youth to be arraigned after hospital release
A 16 year old Martinsburg West Virginia youth, injured in a Brunswick Moose Club robbery attempt, will face Juvenile Court on a delinquency warrant once discharged from Frederick City Hospital. State's Attorney said Weir's recovery is sufficient for discharge. Authorities may decide on criminal charges after juvenile action.
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Frederick City
Edwin F. Nikirk
Weir
George Ramey
Robert Lee Hawes
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Hawes
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Baltimore
Disturbing Peace Fine Reported By Magisterial Court
The magistrate court records show a fine of 520 on a charge of disturbing the peace. Proceedings note the official judgment and amount paid or due under local enforcement actions.
Payments Cut in DeGra Case with Weekly Support Order
A court ordered a reduction in payments for DeGra due to nonpayment. The ruling remanded the case and issued a new order requiring a weekly payment of 10 dollars, while the defendant claimed earnings of only 54 dollars per month. Wilburn Sneffield Jr represented him.
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Wee Morris
Falure
Wilburn Sneffield, Jr
Radio crime mysteries rise says official report
An official statement notes a surge in radio crime mysteries with claims that 460 crimes are discussed on air currently. Officials urge viewers to distinguish fact from sensationalism and call for responsible reporting by agencies and broadcasters.
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J. V. Bennet
War on Prices Spreads from Newburyport Plan
Cincinnati firms like Procter and Gamble Colgate Palmolive and Lever Brothers announce wholesale price cuts up to ten percent on soaps Crisco shortening and other goods. Reardon Industries says installed insulation prices drop at least ten percent. Newburyport pushes a patriotic 10 percent price cut spurring widespread merchant participation across Vermont New York Illinois Minnesota and California with one major department store chain joining.
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Preeter and Gamble Company
Colgate-Palmolive - Peet Company
Lever Brothers
Reardon Industries
Newburyport
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California
New York
Illinois
Minnesota
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Pennsylvania
Arbitration Offer Spurned by General Motors
Detroit April 24 General Motors rejected the CIO United Auto Workers proposal to arbitrate the distribution of a 15 cent raise for 220000 GM UAW workers. The union urged an immediate 1105 cent raise and a three man arbitration board to decide how the extra 332 cents should be paid and as a flat increase. GM replied through president Harry W Anderson that arbitration is unnecessary and its offer is favorable to the workers.
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General Motors Corp
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United Auto Workers
Uaw-Cio
General Motors
Harry W. Anderson
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Bond Set After Grand Jury Action in Assault Case
Coe C Six released on 1990 bond awaiting grand jury action on two counts of assaulting Miss Clara at the same address. A rifle bullet struck her chest. she received treatment at Warner hospital in Gettysburg and is now able to be out. May meeting planned with AFL leaders over merger talks. A deed recorded for property at 11 North Market Street from Mary E. Burke to Elsie M. Stevens and Rachel D. Whitmore for 112,000.
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Mary E. Burke
Clarence Q Warfel
Elsie M. Stevens
Rachel D. Whitmore
Marshall Expected Back in U S After Moscow Meeting
Reports from London and Moscow say Secretary of State Marshall will fly to Washington late Saturday after the Big Four Foreign Ministers conference ends in Moscow. Molotov responded to U S accusations as talks aimed to blame the United States. Stalin to host Kremlin dinner for top delegates.
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State Department
V. A. Molotov
George C. Marsh
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Europe
Austria
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Kremlin
New Houses Stand Empty Across New York Area
Unclear reports indicate many new houses remain vacant as building plans slow and mortgage approvals tighten. Officials cite weak economic prospects and rising costs, while Long Island suburbs face deferred construction and shifting demand amid broader housing pressures.
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Long Island
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