Market Noted Down As Zoning Change Denied
The city, after a public hearing, refused a Dailey family request to convert the former Valentine property at 120 North Market into a mortuary with a residence. The decision cited spot zoning concerns and Maryland court rulings, keeping residential zoning intact. Budget hearings for nine city departments proceeded with officials presenting needs and plans for next year, aiming for a December 19 budget completion.
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North Market Street
Publc
Bir
Robert E. Dailey
Washington
Jesse N. Smith
Daileys
Wilbur N. Sheffield
Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Edward S. Delapisine
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Aweet
Elmer F Munshower
Swift U S to speed up arms buildup and civil defense may be expanded
President Truman signalled a swift buildup of American military strength with larger funding for the Army Navy and Air Force and accelerated atomic bomb work. A civil defense administrator would wield vast powers as Congress is asked to authorize broad mobilization, wage and price controls remain under study, and inflation considerations loom over the plan.
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Truman
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Atomic Energy Commission
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
House
Rep
Durham
D-Nc
Tir Tan
Linder
U.S
Department of Defense
Atomic Enemy Commission
Trueman
Capitol Hill
Chaiman
Toledo appoints price stabilization director amid mobilization
Mayor Michael V. DiSalle of Toledo is named price director as part of new emergency controls. Senate Leader Wherry warns Truman may impose selective wage price controls. Cost of living hits a record 174.8 percent of 1935-39 averages. Symington says military buildup will hurt profits and raise unemployment. Lawmakers expect a mobilization plan with $70 billion to $14 trillion in new funds and Vinson cites a 1950-55 budget near $40.8 billion.
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MscigguTe
Joe
AO Aoure
Toledo
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Capitol Hill
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
Truman
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Nine Bodies Recovered After Halifax Department Store Fire
Halifax firemen recovered nine bodies from a four story department store on Barrington Street. Firefighters searched the smouldering ruins five hours after flames gutted the building and were still hunting for additional victims.
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Halifax
N.S
Barrington Street
Protests Against Use of Atomic Bomb in Korea
A Protestant mother urged no atomic use until all other means are exhausted. Dr. Frederick Nolde of Philadelphia, World Council of Churches official, gave the remark at the National Council of Churches assembly, amid Truman’s comment that atomic options are being considered in Korea. He spoke as an individual but noted he was asked to appraise the crisis. He warned against rushing to drops on China or invasion of Manchuria.
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Cleveland
Frederick Nolde
Philadelphia
Gaison
World Council of Churches
United Nations
General Assembly
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States
Truman
Washington
Dr. Nolde
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
The
World Council
China
Manchuria
Scouts Banquet Highlights Eagle Scout Award at School
The Maryland School for the Deaf Boy Scout troop celebrated its 27th anniversary with Donald Leitch earning the Eagle Scout badge at a court of honor in the dining hall. He is the seventeenth Eagle Scout from the troop. Movies of Alaska hunting and fishing were shown in the school chapel with thanks to Lawson Motor Sales.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Donald Leitch
Alaska
Lawson Motor Sales
Army To Produce More Powerful Tanks
General J Lawton Collins announced the army will begin producing more powerful tanks on a small scale, weighing options between extra weight and enhanced gun and ammunition. The Patton leads U S production at about 47 tons, while Stalin’s tank exceeds 50 tons.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
United States
Collins
U.S
Russia
Josef Stalin
Elmer Davis
The
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Broadcating Co official cites progress in anti-tank gear
General Collins states that progress is being made in anti-tank ammunition and equipment. He claims Korean theater tanks and related anti-tank gear have been highly successful against Russian tanks supplied to North Korea.
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Ean Broadcating Co
Collins
Korea
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