Board Outlines School Bus Policy And Costs
School board formalizes bus operation policy focusing on low bids and advertising while weighing ownership of buses and the cost of expanding routes. The president notes rising transportation costs as buses wear out and new units are needed, with emphasis on experienced drivers and board-operated buses to reduce outages.
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Board of Education
Iginal Co
George C. Rhode ii
Rhode Hning
Herstood
Bers
Board of Educa
Mr. Rhoderick
Mrr
Rhoderick
Pleasant Grove
New Market
Ronrovi
Thea Board
Tenewir
Os E Board
Fis
Negtien
Capindica
Argentina Tests Peron Dictates For Legal Reforms
Dec 9 reforms follow Peronist dictates as Argentina moves to extend government control. Constitutional changes may let the president seize property override private enterprise and regulate wages. Press freedom and media remain tightly monitored amid a shifting legal landscape.
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Domingo Peror
Peron
Peronistas
Congress
Six Alarm Baltimore Fire Destroys Jay Dee Shoes Warehouse
A six alarm blaze last night gutted the Jay Dee Shoes warehouse in Baltimore, damaging about 30,000 in merchandise. The building, owned by E. T. Newell Co., sustained heavy damage as firefighters battled the flames for hours. One fireman suffered a minor injury, and nearby residents were evacuated during the height of the blaze. The cause remained undetermined early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jay Dee Shoes, Inc
Jacob D. Kaplan
E. T. Newell Co
Emen
Liked His Job But Army Took Him Anyhow
Fragmentary text notes that someone valued a job but was drafted or compelled to join the army. It mentions substantiation of a fact and references added school buses and urgent expediency. The passage seems to reflect worry about implementing steps in difficult conditions.
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Army
One Club Tax Exemption Ruling Affects Bethesda and Mont Crase
The State Tax Commission ruled Bethesda Club taxed exemption stands while Mont Crase Woman's Club awaits decision. County officials sought to list both clubs for the current year with Bethesda at 15 and Chevy Chase at 449,909, prompting hearings and appeals.
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Imore
Monstroman’s
State Tax Commission
Bethesda Club
Mont- Crase Woman's Club
Montgomery
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Tax Commission
Coun
Ada Ober
County Action
Ted
Complete Erection Of Decorations Today
Berlin authorities announce completion of decoration erection and light setup today as part of a commemorative effort. Reports note the city prepared for turn on of lights amid cold weather and ongoing public displays.
Welfare aid requests rise as costs soar after Pearl Harbor
County welfare officials urge increased funding citing cost of living jumps since Pearl Harbor. October grants average 31.07 for old age, 25.90 for dependent children, 33.70 for blind, 41.68 for general assistance, while caseload remains well below prewar peaks.
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Pearl Harbor
Patterson
Ar. Patterson
Christianizing Program Hampered By Diplomacy Buck Hill Fails
A brief dispatch notes that American diplomacy hinders religious outreach in Buck Hill with unclear details about the program and its progress. The report mentions the United States and American relations affecting the effort, but lacks concrete dates or outcomes.
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Buck Hill
Wallet Lost On Christmas Tree Cut in Washington
Kenneth Hancock of Quilcene Washington reported a lost wallet found yesterday in an office building after Timberman Maudh cut a 2 foot silvertip fir in Washington. Hancock said he would pick it up once located and promised to have it sent back.
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Kenneth Hancock
Quilcene
Wash
Washington
Maudh
Tle
Mancock
H Find
Can't Sue Charitable Hospital Ruling Impacts Patients
Maryland Court of Appeals upholds immunity for charitable hospitals from tort lawsuits, ruling the liability shield long part of state law. The decision ends Jesse Paul Howard's claim after injuries from a 1945 medical procedure at South Baltimore General Hospital, while other actions confirm a Baltimore killer’s conviction and reject naturo pathic group’s appeal.
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Annapolis
Charts
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Jesse Paul Howard
South Baltimore
High Court
Roy Arnold Wood
Howard
Erderly
Wiliam L. Henderson
Henderson
Elks Memorial Service Scheduled by Frederick Lodge
A Sunday evening memorial service at the Elks home will honor members of Frederick Lodge 684 BPOE. Rev Dr Ed Sponseller of Hood College will deliver the address titled In Memoriam. Delbert Null opens the service as Exalted Ruler, with Gene Etchison conducting roll call and benediction by Sponseller. Music will feature Winston Shipley organist H David Hagan cellist and Joseph S Stephens violinist. Memorial committee includes Robert Bowlus Marshall McCauley and H David Hagan. Officers listed include Delbert Null Exalted Ruler Genevane secretary H Day Hazen treasurer James Zimmer man inner guard L Edward Morbaintyler Charles A W Smith chaplain and George Kemp organist.
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Frederick Lodge
B. P
Elks Home
Ed H. Sponselier
Hood College
Delbert Null
Ruter
Gene Etchison
Sponseller
Winston L. Shipley
H. David Hagan
Joseph S. Stephens
John Ness
Sandre Jean
Brucher
Acollyte
James David Hagan
Robert T. Bowlus
Marshall McCauley
Truman Ready to Meet Madame Chiang Kai-shek
Washington reports President Truman said today he will meet Madame Chiang Kai-shek at a tea tomorrow. He indicated she will be accompanied by her husband and she will visit U.S. field reporters as China aid grows.
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Washington
Dent Truman
China
Madame
Natier
Xi Truman
Madame Fang
Drums Break Through Freight Car Floor in Collision
Disjointed report notes four drums broke through a freight car floor after impact near a railway line. The incident involves E. McGann, B&O Railroad official, and unclear crew actions. A second item from Washington reports the U.S. abandoning a plan to break up combines and broaden industry ownership in Japan.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Spy Hearing Again Called Red Herring
Former State Department employee Henry Julian Wadleigh testified in the congressional spy hearings accused of slipping severed government papers to a former Red agent. President Truman called the hearings political red herrings while urging publication of documents and enforcement of the law through Clark.
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Red
Washington
Dec
Henry Julian Wadleigh
State Department
Truman
House
Counfer
Nixon
America
Mundt
Toto
Clark
Fire Damages Hoisting Crane Amid Tank Blaze
Fire broke out around a hoisting crane with the engine scene damaged. The blaze reportedly spread to a nearby tank as responders battled the flames.
Witness Found in Probe of Government Documents Case
One of two missing witnesses in a secret government documents case was located in the Washington metropolitan area. Acting Chairman Mundt said the House Un-American Activities Committee plans a public hearing, naming no witness.
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Tages Artwe R
Mundt
R SD
Washington
Mund
Nation debates the fate of undisclosed papers and spy rings
The Nation Today outlines concerns over confidential War Department and State Department papers linked to the Chambers case. It questions how far government files reached a supposed Communist, and whether a spy ring could still operate, urging thorough investigations beyond sensational headlines.
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Ysanet Lane
Ami
Publishe House
Acu
Chambers
Chalbers
Dan Chambers
Bene
Tme
Sumner Welles
John E
Secre
New York
Un-American Activities Committee
Grand Jurith
Justice Department
New York Grand Jury
Layoffs Hit Cleveland Area Over Thousand Workers
More than 1,000 workers in the greater Cleveland area were notified of layoffs as the week began. The notices involve Clarence G. Franty Inc and Spex Electrical and Manufacturing. Local officials report the move affects multiple facilities and could impact months ahead.
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Greater
Cleveland
Spex Electrical & Mazatfac
Clarence G. Franty Inc
Fort Worth to Honolulu Non Stop Flight Record
The Air Force announced a non stop Fort Worth Texas to Honolulu and return flight by Giant Pride set a new record, clocking 25 hours longer than previous time. The aircraft landed at Carswell Air Field late last night confirming the extended duration feat.
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Fort Worth
Tex. Dee
Air Force
Giant Pride
Honolulu
Carswell Air Field
16th Army Group Defeated in China Front
The 16th Army Groups in China suffer heavy casualties as three groups are wiped out and Suzhou fell near Suchow. Estimates place Communist losses around 329,090 troops with total strength near 110,000 combat troops and 250,000 rear echelon personnel. Bevin states Britain will stay hands off in China due to economic limits.
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Chine E
Nanh
Sufast
Marck
Suchew Garri
Suhs
Suchew
Howal
Suchoww
Red
London
Ernest Bevin
Tain
China
House of Commons
British Reinforcements to Hong Kong Amid China Tensions
The British Army announced reinforcements will depart by year end, sending the second battalion of the Six Ghurka Rifles to Hong Kong to bolster the garrison as Communist advances threaten southern China. The unit had previously diverted to Singapore after Red rebels attacked Malaya last summer.
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Singapore
Hongkong
China
Six Ghurka Rifles
Malaya
Itheth Ghurka Rifles
Chin
Second Year Spending Plans Draw Scrutiny in Senate
Reported discussions show the second year spending proposal tied to Marshall Plan aid and foreign policy goals. Senators weigh potential cuts as criticism grows over costs and strategic value amid narrow price pressures and market concerns.
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Shinutun
Marshall Plan
Jeaders
Hearing Set Friday in Police Court
A charge of operating without a license is filed against Deesee Ob Bituinger of West Fifth Street. Invear Allen Baldwin and others were summoned to a Police Court hearing Friday night.
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Lcense
Leen
Deesee Ob Bituinger
West Firth Street
Ty Invear
Allen Baldwin Dud
Che Ainteriss
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