State Seizure Of Transit Co. Proposed In Bill
ANNAPOLIS Feb 3 Maryland Legislature gave high priority to a bill to permit state seizure of the Baltimore Transit Co. hearing set for 10 a.m. with Senate and House committees joining. Gov McKeldin favored slowing action. leaders vow a fair hearing but no rushed action next week. Higher vehicle license fees veto override debate continued as joint night hearings planned on port authority and state budget.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Baltimore Transit Co
Meckeldig
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Lacy
Senate
Louis L. Geldsteie
D-Calvert
McKeidin
House
Sen
Turnbull
del Boone
Baltimore County
McKeldin
Boone
Pont Oe
Ant
Turnboll
James
D-Harford
State Roads Commission
Borman-Neavitt
Talbot County
Phoebus
R-Somerset
Huge Thefts From Housewives Reported In Boston
Boston authorities claim annual thefts from housewives reach five hundred million dollars. Kenneth Bachman of the Boston Better Business Bureau explains the figure and notes the report’s context and implications.
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Boston
Kenneth Bachman
Boston Better Business Bureau
Bachman
Lovettsville Community Notes and Upcoming Game
Local notices describe a Lovettsville day night music event from 3 to 12 with Dee Patten, and a Warrenton game Saturday at 8 p m at the local school. It records parish activity at Sharpeburg, visits by relatives, Home Demonstration Club meeting figures, and social visits including Hollie Jacobs at the Everhart home.
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Dee Patten
Warrenton
Wiliam A. Wade
Sharpeburg Parish
Walter Myers
Amd
A.L. Hatcher
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lowgll Boothe
Grove
Dorothy Keller
Jefferson
France
Teix
Paris
F. C. Ridgeway
Here
Roy Ridgeway Jr
Tommie
Sue Ann Ridgeway
Earle Weatherly
Peter
Mt. Version Place Methodist Church
Arlington
Pracifse Weatherly
Martin Householder
Clarksburg Community News Highlights Local Events
Clarksburg Optimist Club held an executive meeting at President George Mallet Prevost's home. Families visit from Kinsey and Martz households. Germantown WSCS to meet Wednesday at 6 pm. A baby boy born January 2 to Mr. and Mrs. James Mere. Moran serves in Germany with armed forces. Mrs. Mildred Burdette learns from daughter in Germany of Kilings' summer return. A demonstration party was hosted by Mary Anne Burdette last night.
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Clarksburu
Austin Hammonds
Eddie Bruce
Cyprus
James R. King
Clarksburg Optimist Club
George Mallet Prevost
Irvin L. Kinsey
Irvin
Peggy Lou
Ralph F. Martz
Sur Gay
WSCS
Germantown
Sp. m
James Mere
Moran
Germany
Mildred Burdette
Shirley King
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Francie Sear Kes
Civitan Club
Francia Scott Key
Agriculture & Conservation Committees
Francis Scott Key
University of Maryland
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Francis Reinberger
Gettysburg College
Coffman Chapel
Reinberger
Russell Blackwood
Hood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Harold Durfee
American University
Washington
Andrew G. Truxal
Coffman
Reinhold Neibahr
Barnard College
New York City
Frederick Assemblies
Ball
Juilliard
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Oees
Andrew G. Meyer Carson
Southern States Co-op
T Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland
Fort Detrick News Beat on Welfare Council and Departures
Fort Detrick reports elects five to Civilian Welfare Council to broaden representation. Notices weddings births and promotions abound including Jean Ramsey farewell parties and Harold Ramsey discharged. Bridge winners and intramural basketball results noted along with promotions, new arrivals, separations, and upcoming events at Fort Detrick.
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Fort Detrick
Austrs
Mra
Wanda Brest
Janet Jobs.cum
Harold Kustle
Paul F. Keckage
Elizabeth Smith
Betty Lind
Revert Post
Gerald Lett
Jean Ramsey
Bob Burns Dies in California at 65
Bob Burns, 65, a radio and film humorist famed for tall tales of Arkansas country folks, died in West Valley Community Hospital Encino Calif after a cancer of the kidney. He had been in a coma since Saturday, and his wife Harriett and three children were at his bedside. Burns had retired from show business a decade ago but remained a beloved figure for his satirical yarns about Grandpa Snazzy and Uncle Fud. His death follows cancer surgery three years ago, with a period of decline in recent months.
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Encino
Calif
Bob Burns
Arkansas
West Valley Community Hospital
Burns
Grandpa Snazzy
Fud
San Fernando Valley
David Hertz
Harriett
Barbara
Robbin
Stephen
Robin Jr
Elizabeth Fisher Burns
U S Allies Urge Unity as Communism Spreads
The House discussion emphasized friendship and aid without strings, urging the West to talk with Communist powers, unite on Middle East tensions, and aid friends while not overcommitting to every Communist offer. Also notes on car thefts, a Chilean theater plan for July, and a rise in girl juvenile delinquents in New York.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Eden
Fden
Europe
Juvenile Car Thieves Nabbed Across States
Two Clifton, New Jersey juveniles who fled in a stolen car from their hometown to Thurmont Maryland then to Latrobe Pennsylvania are in Clifton custody as authorities pursue multiple state cases. Police say the run began around December 4 with a stolen vehicle, then another car at Thurmont before continuing.
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Ernest L. Crouse
Landes Avenue
Ligonier
Crouse
Greensburg
Weirton
Plymouth
West Virginia
Volz
Lincoln Highway
Gettysburg
New Jersey
FBI
Pittsburgh
Clifton
N. J
Thurmont
T Latrobe
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George E. Riggs Jr
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Charles §. Ward
Ochatar Ha
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Milwaukee
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Windsor
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N.Y
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Richard E. Holman
Operation Research Organization
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Ft. McClellan
Ala
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Austria
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Vv. Loven
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Ok Eden
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Fort McNair
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Chesa Peake and Potomac Telephone Company
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Myrtle McGolerick
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National Press Club
George O' Gai
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Levi Jeans
Gabardine
Coleriel Embreiery
Chlbaens Cantey
Damascus, MD
East Patrick & East Streets
Pome MO
Catoctin Ave
Zeiler
Court St. Monument
Amvets Club
West Patrick ST
Harry Marsh
Lew Wade
Mountain Ramblers
Pete Sy
Frederick Optical Company
Streed
the News
Frederick. Md
Chile
Santiago
Dramatic Theater- Co
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rosellini
John Warren Hill
Thurmient
Indiana
Bavelay
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Ma
Phos Movement
Sam Miller
South Market St. Rubber Arctics
Force
Army
Owmer
Braddock Heights
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Ruth E. Gregory
Prone
Piper & Hill
North Court St. Frederick
Big M
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