Full Redress May Be Asked Of Yugoslavia
Officials weighed demand for full redress from Yugoslavia for casualties and damage from attacks on two Army transport planes. Belgrade reports of crew releases are seen as compliance with the ultimatum. The State Department awaits definitive fate of the second plane before determining next steps.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Tito
Belgrade
Department
State Department
United States
United Nations Security Council
Richard C. Patterson
Marshal Tito
Bled
Patterson
Ambiguous air incidents prompt thoughts on unarmed transport protection
Government officials weigh using American fighters to shield unarmed transports near Yugoslavia and Italy borders after August air incidents. Debate centers on limiting operations to non Yugoslav airspace to avoid direct conflict while awaiting full reports on incident scope. Union actions falter as Baltimore retail workers vote against representation. car theft noted as a 1941 Chevrolet is recovered near city tracks.
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Austria
Italy
Yugolavia
Hnto
Aaythapities
Transionta
Belgrade
United Nations Organization
Russia
Truman Plans Bermuda Vacation Stay on Williamsburg
President Truman arrived in Bermuda aboard the Williamsburg and will spend the rest of his vacation on the island. He will swim walk and sunbathe with no political agenda, staying aboard the yacht while reporters ashore observe. Admiral Leatham welcomed him and the base staff noted his excellent health and plan to relax.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Weiss
Little Sound
Ross
Williamsburg
Clay Merre
Gulf Stream
Hoss
Sre
Theadmiral
Adm
Ralph Leatham
Admiral Leatham
President Truman
Plymouth
England
Potsdam
Augusta
United States
Vee Gray
Irving Glennine
Funk Halts O'Conor Tax Reduction Plan
Baltimore August 22 Governor O Conors proposal to reduce the State Income levy by permitting taxpayers to deduct Federal income payments when computing their Maryland return met opposition at a Legislative Council meeting. Senator Funk D Frederick said a new State administration should not bear the burden of a reduction. James J Lindsay D Baltimore president of the Senate and chair of the Legislative Council agreed with Funk and suggested further discussion with Preston Lane and Theodore McKeldin. Lindsay named a subcommittee to discuss the matter with the Governor and gubernatorial candidates.
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Baltimore
O’conor
Maryland
Legislative Council
Funk
Frederick
General Assembly
James J. Lindsay
Senate
Preston Lane
Theodore McKeldin
William Preston Lane, Jr
Theodore R. McKeldin
Lindsay
State plan would cut income by up to 2.6 million
Chief Deputy Comptroller Joseph OC. McCusker told the council that carrying out the plan would reduce state income by between 1.3 million and 2.6 million dollars.
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Joseph OC. McCusker
From A to Z School Supplies Sale Promos
Bargain rail of school items includes binders paper tablets pencils fountain pens and lunch kits. Clothing for boys and girls listed with low prices and free pencil sharpeners plus a 10 percent discount with Gur Prem. Stamps offered.
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Franklin
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court IT
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Ford
Hillside Motor Co
W. Patrick St
S. Water St
National Labor Relations Board
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
AFL
Great Allandle& Pacific Tea Company
ILRB
NLRB
Howard W. Ash
East Church Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Packard
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
W. Patrick
Army Air Forces
the Social and Economic Research Foundation
Social and Economic Research Foundation, Inc
E.R. FP
S.bre
West Patrick St
Paul L. Romsburg
Natorial
House
John S White
Prince Georges
Davis
Caroline
Young Coats
N. Potomac ST
Hagerstown, MD
Young Republican Club
Braddock Heights
Clark Sheetenhelm
Pdaddoamwaran
Western Maryland Trust. CO
Fleetin
Rayon
Tabu
Allen’s Corner Market & Second
Rhevenion Mnan & Steel UU
John R. Fitzpatrick
Henry
Chesterfields
Shorty
Henry's
Zelan
RIE
Market St
Ttle
Sweetheg, Toman
Katcet
Kate Greenaway
Kate
Hendrickson
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