Secret State Department documents to be released Sunday
Washington reports that a dozen secret State Department documents allegedly taken by Whittaker Chambers will be released to the public Sunday after House Un American Activities Committee approval. Only one dissenter, Rep Hebert, opposed the release, citing press pressure and concerns over security. Mrs. Earl Fox underwent surgery and is recovering.
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Flying Service Stations For U S Bombers
Washington reports a 9400 mile round trip test from Fort Worth to Hawaii using B-50 bombers with three midair refuelings by B-29 tankers. The Air Force demonstrated extended range to enable non-stop global flight as six bomber groups with 45 bombers and 20 tankers were planned for late 1948 into 1949.
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State labor situation Maryland non manufacturing up factory jobs fall
Maryland posted a rise in non manufacturing positions and a drop in factory employment from mid September to mid October. A 7000 drop in factory jobs was countered by a 5600 gain in non manufacturing work led by retail hiring ahead of holidays. Layoffs in shipbuilding tin can and food canning industries drove factory losses while non agriculture employment remained 5 percent above last year’s level.
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Cache Stolen Baltimore Deco 10 P Mailton Skruck
A Baltimore resident reported a theft at his home with $2750 hidden behind a medicine cabinet and in a tin can in a bureau. He said two cellar doors were forced open and the medicine cabinet ripped from the wall. Police were informed of the burglary.
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Must Be True To Rights Of States
Annapolis Dec 100% In fidelity to the principle of responsible states rights will wreck our government Governor Lane said tonight The trend toward nationalization the progress toward combining the American people into one mass will continue unless the states have the wisdom and courage to accept and carry upon their own shoulders the responsibility of governing to their people those things they are now demanding of the Federal government Lane chairman of the National Southern Governors Conferences addressed midshipmen of the Naval Academy in a speech outlining four commandments of the constitution Federal appropriations for public welfare education housing and conservation are increasing at an alarming rate He urged that the right of the states to regulate their own affairs remain inviolate
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Railroad Policeman Explains Brunswick Pea Ball Mystery
A Brunswick railroad mystery drew readers as a local teacher asked for answers after two drums containing iron balls found on tracks weighed about a ton. Lieut McGaha of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police supplied the term pea ball, noting a drum likely fell through car flooring and that a locomotive struck one drum without major damage. Also noted were Marine Corps training sessions at the Frederick YMCA auditorium led by Capt Ben La Garde with rising attendance as the reserve unit meets for the fourth time.
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Livingstone Gets 10 Years for Manslaughter
Duncan Livingstone, 25, was sentenced to the maximum manslaughter term of 10 years after pleading guilty to a manslaughter count in the death of his girlfriend Shirle Will. The court rejected first degree murder, noting the act was brutal but lacking evidence of temporary insanity. Livingstone shot himself after the slaying, after a months long hospital stay.
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Manfred Stuttmacher
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Aberdeen
Wallet returned to Ray Slider after loss at town creek
Ray Slider reported someone found his wallet and mailed it back to him but kept his dry cleaners claim check and went to the cleaners ahead of him. The wallet contained money which was taken. Maurice Ahalt, with a fractured arm from a farm truck incident near Middletown, was released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after X rays and treatment and is improving.
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Frederick Bmeimorial Hospital
Two More Deer Killed In Frederick County Friday
Frederick county wardens report two additional deer killed on Friday bringing the season total to 46. No illegal kills or arrests under game law were reported for Friday, marking a first for the current season.
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