Tax Request To Be Delayed
Washington reports a White House aide said President Truman is unlikely to ask Congress for new taxes in January. The aide noted the January 3 start of the 82nd Congress and indicated any tax request would not be immediate, though heavier taxes could be considered later in the session.
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Short
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Snyder
Gen
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Stat
Bradley
Independence
Korea
Cancriss
Davight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Corrder
Sander
Acheson
Short Vaid Vadley
Second Call For Tryouts For The Late George Aples
Frederick Community Players announces a second call for amateur actors for The Late George Aples. Tryouts Friday at Winchester Hall auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Open to nonmembers, with male and female roles from age 18 up. The play, a Pulit zer prize novel adaptation later a Broadway hit and film.
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Gearecuplev
Players Faw
Ocelin
Quick treatment for bronchitis with Creomulsion ad
Urges prompt care to prevent chronic bronchitis from a cough or chest cold. Describes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that goes to the trouble, loosens and expels germs, soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, blends beechwood creosote with trusted medicines, guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
Farm Bureau Meets Thursday at Frederick High School
Frederick County Farm Bureau holds its 28th annual meeting at Frederick High School with international affairs director Joseph Betts delivering the principal address in the afternoon session. President Roy Wesenathler presides. secretary-treasurer Thomas Anderson reports growth to nearly 1,000 members as the largest county bureau in the state.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Wington
D. C
Pr Cipal
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Frederick High School
Roy C. Wesenatler
Thomas S. Anderson
Frederick County Bure
David H. Young
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
M. J. Croghan
Elmer
F. Munshower
Bells
Secrets Anderson
Court News Marriage Licenses And Divorces Today
A list of marriage licenses and divorces from Emmitsburg Keedysville Lovettsville and nearby towns. Names include Donald Dat Smith and Woods Ibera and Peninah Moyisei My, Marguerite Wells, Carl Delanes, Ruth Evelyn Smith, Claude Countee Grace Pavernport, Leon Shumiak, Dalorewen Mongon, Robert Miller and Alma Jim baugh, Ethel Brandenburg and others. Dates shown range from 18 to 86 with varied ages and locations in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. The notices reflect standard court and public records items from the region.
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I Woods
Ibera
Peninah
Robert No Stevevis
Springs
Pay
Colleen Rel
Hanover
Claude Countee
Grace Pavernport
York
Leon E. Shumiak
Shuaryperburg
Dalorewen Mongon
Keedysville
Robert K. Miller
Alma MM. Jimbaugh
Lovettsville
Leo J. Hare
Ad. Kasoxei li Ite
Ethel B. Brandenburg
Myerssville
Oklahoma Football Team Heads to Biloxi for Sugar Bowl
Norman Oklahoma two dozen University of Oklahoma players and coaches left for Biloxi Mississippi training at Tulagi and Sugar Bowl date on New Year Day with Kentucky. Six players will travel separately from their homes. The team will begin twice daily practice tomorrow preparing for the Sugar Bowl.
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Don
University of Oklahoma
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Kentucks
Biloxi
Oklahara
Venus in Evening Sky and January Star Chart Notes
The article describes Venus brightening in the western sky after sunset through January, with rising times moving later and later by time zones. It also notes Jupiter in Aquarius, Saturn in Virgo, Mars in Capricornus, Mercury in Sagittarius, and prominent January stars including Sirius, Orion, Betelgeuse, Rigel, Aldebaran, Capella, Pollux, Procyon, Regulus, and Deneb, detailing their positions and visibility.
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Saturn
Virgo
Mars
Capricornus
Venus
Earth
Sirius
Orion
Betelgeuse
Rigel
Taurus
Aldebaran
Capella
Gemini
Pollux
Canis Minor
Dog
Procyon
Regulus
Leo
Lion
Deneb
Cygnus
Mayoral Row Emerges Over Sidewalk Plans And Delays
A fragmented local report outlines proposed sidewalk projects, delays, and political debate. County Manager Le Brat and officials discuss funding, timing, and governance as residents await a planned public works revie w. The piece mentions VECO and a council debate on public works direction with upcoming election stakes.
Elks Visit Delivers Food Boxes at Emergency Hospital
About 100 Elks and their wives distributed 165 food and gift boxes at Emergency Hospital and Monievue on Christmas morning. The group led by Marshall McCauley directed the event while Joseph S. Stephens and H. David Hagan provided music as carols filled the air.
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B. P.O. Elks
Josephs. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Marshall McCauley
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Army orders 7500 officers to report for duty soon
Washington reports the Army will call 7,500 National Guard and reserve lieutenants and captains to active service between March 1 and 22. About 27000 such officers have been recalled to date, with 890 medical, 850 dental, and 415 Medical Service Corps officers also ordered to report in two groups on February 4 and March 15. The move, first of its kind for officers from National Guard and organized reserves, prioritizes other sources before these officers are activated.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
Women's Army Corps
Medical Service
Organized Reserves
ROTC
Volunteer Reserve
National Guard officers drafted for 21 months duty
Applications for National Guard and reserve officers to go on active duty were announced. The six Army areas will supply about 712 officers including 412 captains and 4 lieutenants from Second Army, with 168 WAC officers and 34 chaplains or doctors among those drafted. The six divisions begin serving for 21 months or as authorized by law.
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Simons
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WAC
Canisius Beats Arizona in Memorial doubleheader opener
Canisius handed Arizona a 55 to something defeat in the Memorial doubleheader opener in Buffalo. The article fragment shows a mismatch but notes Arizona lost and a Tate contributed to a Buff alo loss with a 55 point result.
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Buffalo
Canisius
Avinona
Lena
O Tate
Buffelo
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