Shortage In Storage Grain In Texas Tops 3.8 Million
A House subcommittee reported Texas shortages in the government grain storage program amounting to 3.82 million dollars. Elevators and warehouses showed 629,305 bushels of wheat and 84,488,300 pounds of grain sorghum missing, with the blame placed on private firms and inspections criticized at the Commodity Credit Corporation. The report, issued with the transcript of hearings, also notes potential Senate scrutiny and ongoing investigations.
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Washington
House
Texas
Agricultural Department
Senate
Appropriations
Rep. Whitten
D-Mass
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Senate Agricultural Committee
Whitten
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Calendar For Assembly Has Lot Of Work
Maryland legislators face a 30 day session starting Wednesday with 61 vetoed bills pending. Hot topics include a $300 pay raise for teachers and a $1 million Annapolis office building. New bills loom on state police funding, water pollution, horse racing, and university controls amid a bid to hold extra sessions.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Legislative Council
McKeldin
University of Maryland
Special session proposal for vetoed bills after assembly
Lawmakers discuss reforms to vetoed bills allowing a six week gap before convening a special session to review vetoes. Critics doubt practicality due to potential Assembly changes between sessions and seek streamlined handling of financial emergency and public welfare matters.
Six Men Killed in Carpentertown Mine Blast
Greensburg Pa Feb 3 Federal and state officials differed on safety at the Carpentertown mine in Westmoreland County where a methane likely blast killed six men and injured three. Sixty five miners were underground when the explosion occurred as they ate lunch and moved between working areas. Richard Maize led rescue efforts and blamed methane gas though federal officials had warned of hazards earlier.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Carpentertown
Carpentertown Coal and Coke Co
Saton Coal Co
Sharon Steel Corp
Richard Maize
Pennsylvania
Maize
Washington
Oscar L. Chapman
Secretary of the Interior
Dr Noel H Gross to speak on cheese at Key Hotel
Dr Noel H Gross addresses Independent Retail Food Distributors of Frederick County at 6 30 p m in the Blue and Grey Room Frederick’s Francis Scott Key Hotel. He will discuss cheese types manufacture and processes with samples distributed for tasting to illustrate basic differences among thousands of market varieties.
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Camp Detrick
Noel H. Gross
Frederick County
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Gross
Dr. Gross
Two Stolen Cars Recovered In Weekend Police Action
Baltimore authorities informed Frederick officers that Mrs. Ned Zeiler of Buckeystown had her car stolen Friday and abandoned in Baltimore Saturday. An Extel Motor Inc. car was found abandoned on South Carroll Street, and a company car from 416 East Patrick Street was taken Friday night. Seven persons were held Saturday and Sunday for various disturbances.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Ned Zeiler
Buckeystown
Monumental City
Zeller
Frank Dorsey
Heffner
Extel Motor Inc
South Carroll Street
East Patrick Street
Local arrests for disturbing the peace and assault
Jday night and Sunday Charles E Kartzer Hayward Calif and W Lester Cromwell 245 West Patrick street jailed for disturbing the peace Charles Woodrow Henning Thurmont and George O Auman Baltimore arrested by Officers Staley Bopst De Grange Ruthvin Quinn and Heffner Lloyd McK Lewis Smithsburg and Eva Disney colored South Bentz street charged with disorderly conduct Officer William Boone Jr arrest Lieut Frank Dorsey arrested Roy E Brown colored 8 We Sixth street on a warrant charging assault and battery
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Charles E. Kartzer
Hayward
Calif
W. Lester Cromwell
West Patrick Street
Charles Woodrow Henning
Thurmont
George O. Auman
Baltimore
Staley
de Grange
Ruthvin
Quinn
Heffner
Lloyd McK. Lewis
Smithsburg
Eva Disney
South Bentz Street
William Boone Jr
Frank Dorsey
Roy E. Brown
Sixth Street
Fire at Oldtown destroys homes and VFW clubrooms
A blaze in Oldtown on February 3 left three families homeless and damaged the Clifford Sisler Post 9451 VFW clubrooms. Investigators were calling it a frame structure fire with no immediate word on cause.
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Oldtown
Clifford Sisler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Club steward escapes blaze as family loses home
Wruchere was destroyed by flames. Herman Davis and his wife along with their eight year old daughter escaped the fire. Davis lost his job and his home in the blaze while serving as steward of the club.
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Wruchere
Herman Davis
Davis
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Hoey
D-Nc
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Walt Grable
Studebaker
Chevrolet
HC Rece Rey Apt
Frederick Sewing Machine Sales & Service
Electrolux
Hoover
Singer
G. E
Westinghouse
Eureka
E. Patrick Phese
NR. Ross
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Remember Hospital Ald. Inc
Economy Oil CO
Chicago
AFL
Mainz
Germany
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Hospital Aid, Inc
Qulagy
Kedale
Hiltner-Roelke Frederick Camera Shop
W. Patrick St. Fhone
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Allens Watett
Polly’s
Dinette
South Market Street
M. J. Neikirk
Mack
DuMont
Wayside Radio
Patrick Street
McCalis
Princess Lings
Matheta'ie
Burlington
Fantafaille
McCall's Magazine
Spring Pattern Book
McCall's
Mills, Fea
Uncle Sam
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cuitp
the Frederick Junk CO
T’d
Kehne Furniture CO. S
South Market St
Phene
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
I Sean
Vogue
Burmel
Valentine
Bennett's
Bennet
Weil Brothers, Inc
Fou
Weil Brothers
Plymouth
North Market St
Pat
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