Rice Opposes Vetoed Tax Plan Rife With County Share Debates
ANNAPOLIS delegates reconsider a bill to share Maryland's distilled spirits tax with counties. Mayor Donald B. Rice opposes overriding Governor McKeldin's veto, urging cities receive their just share. Frederick County backs the measure, aiming for $40,000 yearly extra revenue, while the League of Municipalities pushes a broader city county fiscal study. Delegates delayed the measure and may act soon.
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Annapolis 7
Donald B. Rice
McKeldin
General Assembly
Maryland
Melvin H. Derr
Frederick County
Annapolis
Rice
Frederick City
Derr
League of Municipalities
Four Way Split On Bricker Plan In Senate Vote
In Washington a four way split among Senate blocs formed new barriers to any constitutional amendment on treaty powers. Bricker’s proposal would limit treaty scope and require congressional oversight of other international amendments. Leaders expect a showdown vote as Knowland pushes revised versions cleared by the White House while Kefauver’s group, 15 to 20 strong, resists any amendment now.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
George D-Ga
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
GOP
White House
Kefauver
D-Tenn
City Flurries Return as Snow Forecast Calls May Snow
The weather office issued a snow likely forecast amid near average temperatures and a 26 degree low with heavy frost. Cloudiness to increase tonight with a 23 to 24 degree low, a partly cloudy Friday and milder Saturday. Light snow reported in Pittsburgh and parts of West Virginia, but uncertainty remains for the local area.
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Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Hollywood Hotel Shooting Ends With Gunman Surrender
Three people were wounded at a Hollywood hotel before a heavily armed pursuit led to the Wadsworth Veterans Hospital. Albert Markle, 32, held officers at bay while speaking with a priest for about 90 minutes before surrendering to Lt. F. W. Green. Earlier, Markle had fired at Mrs Simmons and others, injuring a nurse and Charles Piers.
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Hollywood
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Albert Markle
al Barr
Markle
Frederick Lamb Jr
F. W. Green
Green
Barr
George Lawless
Past Exalted Rulers Night At Frederick Elks Lodge
Frederick Lodge 684 BPO Elks observed Past Exalted Rulers Night at a regular Wednesday meeting. Initiatory services instructed a class into the order. Presiding officer John S. Miller, with Past Exalted Rulers Henry Schueler Delbert Null James Zimmermann Marshall McCauley Benjamin Rosenstock Paul Strine Grover Ponton and Paul McCarthy assisting. The lodge, 52 years old, has 18 living Past Exalted Rulers. A buffet supper preceded the meeting.
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Frederick Lodge 684
BPO Elks
John S. Miller
Henry Schueler
Delbert Null
James Zimmermian
Marshall McCauley
Benjammin Rosenstock
Paul Strine
Grover Ponton
Paul McCarthy
Lodge
Frederick Lodge
Farm Price Supports Up For Examination
The Senate House Economic Committee, with Republican and Democratic members, examines the Eisenhower administration tax program and its farm price supports. Secretary Benson presents the administration plan for gradual shift to flexible supports while Secretary Humphrey continues debate over whether individual taxpayers receive adequate consideration in the proposed tax changes.
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Washington
Senate
House Economic Committee
Benson
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Gas Storage Bill in Annapolis Aims to Permit Big Reservoirs
A bill to permit storage of natural gas in large underground reservoirs was prepared for introduction in Annapolis today by Fletcher Lofstrand Republican from Prince Georges and Montbomenesh.
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Annapolis P
Fletcher
Prince Georges
Lofstrand
Montbomensh
Board Approves School Improvements and Ford Fellow Findings
The Board of Education approved a $39,327 contract with Lloyd C. Culler for Brunswick High School upgrades including kitchen and home economics room conversions with rewiring and new fixtures. Miss Louise Weagly, Ford Foundation fellow, shared curriculum observations from a year of study across multiple states and schools.
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Board of Education
Lloyd C. Culler
Brunswick High School
Louise
Weagly
Frederick High School
Ford
Foundation
Culler
Miss Weagly
Frederick County
Fund For ‘the Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
Robert L. Warfield
Vernon Cobrentz
Amos A. Holter
Jacob R. Ransburg
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Harry O. Smith
Frederick
Betty Ann Thompson
Duval We Oqweauuel
Tigi SkuvUl
Eugene W. Pruitt
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New York
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Georgia
Alabama
Texas
California
Oregon
Washington State
Colorado
Chicago
Evanston, Li
Mary H. Wilson
Doubs
Pholls Hedeman
Buckerstown
Thelma B. Davis
Libertytown
Marjean Fischer
Walkersville High
Dorothy Freed
Catherine B. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Lillian Thomas Joy
Ralph
Dyer
Buckeystown
Franklin Wood
Elm Street
Julia Montague
Ada R. Kinna
Parkway School
Wood
State Teachers College
Frostburg
Mary J. Weedon
Lattner Signs with Steelers Mon Decisive NFL Move
Notre Dame All America halfback Johnny Lattner has signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the NFL club announced. Lattner joins the Steelers after starring for Notre Dame this season, adding a noted back to Pittsburgh’s backfield.
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Steelers
Lattner
Pittsburgh
Johnny Lattner
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh Steelers
Washington Zip to progress in Eisenhower program
Speaker Martin forecast the Eisenhower program would be mostly enacted before Congress adjourns, provided Republicans win the November elections. He praised a new Washington atmosphere, curb on corruption, mass deportations, and a tightened federal payroll, saying GOP gains are essential to reelect a Republican House and Senate.
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Washington
Martin
Eisenhowser
Congress
Massachusetts
Republican National Finance Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Soviet Spy Rostorovov Beria’s Protégé Sheds Light in Tokyo
American sources reveal Rostorovov Beria’s ally in Japan as the chief Red spy, a Beria protege, who sought asylum Jan 24 and reportedly switched sides after direct orders from Moscow. Claims note his Tokyo circles, social access, and cooperation with U.S. agents on Okinawa.
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Tokyo
Yuri A. ‘Rastovorov
Russia
Red
Japan
Lavrenti Beria
Secret Police
Rostovorov
Foreign Office
Beria
MVD
Rasteveropy
Secret Service
Moscow
Jong
U.S. Army
Far
Rastogorsk
Okinawa
Hood College president resumes duties after health scare
Dr. Andrew G. Truxal returns to full duties as Hood College president with a large campus turnout at a mid day chapel. He speaks on interdependence of people and institutions, noting global connections from Sarajevo to Saigon and urging continued engagement beyond isolationist views.
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Hood
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
St. Paul's
Eeeed
Truxel
van Archduke
Sarajevo
Berlin
Cape Town
Hong Kong
Saigon
Cairo
Milan
Comedy Of Errors Sells Out Twice At OSU Theatre
Ohio State University theater presented Comedy Of Errors to two audiences in one night. Prof W Hares Yeager said he sold the entire house to two groups, Columbus branch of the American Association of University Women and a university department, prompting a special Saturday performance to seat everyone.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Theaters
W. Hares Yeager
American Assn
City Officials Confer With Dr Abel Wolman
City officials meet with Dr Abel Wolman Baltimore engineer head of civil engineering at Johns Hopkins University to review studies on Frederick water supply and plan a report to Mayor and Aldermen likely at a special session. Also notes a Washington group of Maryland Delaware poultry growers informed on price study and potential emergency aid.
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Abel Wolman
Baltimore
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
W Raymond Walter
William J Davis
Wolman
Jonas Hopkins University
Washington
Maryland
Delaware
Bodies Of 341 Dead Pilgrims Recovered At Allahabad Stampede
New Delhi reports 341 bodies recovered after the Kumbh Mela stampede near the Ganges Jumna confluence. Officials say total deaths may reach 500 with about 1,000 injured as three million pilgrims converged, many washed downstream and Nagas blamed for panic. Prime Minister Nehru said the tragedy ended within 15 minutes amid slippery ground from overnight drizzle.
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India
Allahabad
Ganges
Jumna
Nehru
French Lose Strong Post In Laos Amid Vietminh Push
In Indochina the French conceded Muong Hoang post guarding Luang Prabang as Vietminh forces moved 50 miles from Muong Negor, capturing Muong Sai and Ban Nam Bac. Refugees streamed toward Luang Prabang as French airlift operations began to supply the beleaguered capital.
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Indochina
Jos
Muang ‘Aol
Luang ‘Prabang
Nam Hoa
Muong Negor
Luang Prabang
Vietminh
Muong Sat
Ban Nam Bac
Muong Sai
Laos
Vogeler sues ITT over 17 month imprisonment claim
Vogeler 40 sues his former employer International Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Supreme Court charging negligence led to his 17 month imprisonment in a Hungarian Communist jail. He seeks $500000 in damages from ITT and a subsidiary International Standard Electric Co. after filing last August.
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P—Raber
Vogeler
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Ins
Supreme Court
International Standard Electric Ga
Western Big Three Reject Molotov Plebiscite Plan
The Western powers dismissed Molotovs plebiscite idea as propaganda and pressed for free elections to unify Germany. They expect a new plan on free elections, while noting East German Premier Grotewohl backed Molotov. Bidault urged Germans to elect their own unified government in a free election.
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Berlin
VY. M. Molotov
Molotov
Anthony Eden
Eden
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Montatew
China
Asia
V. ‘M. Molotov
U. S
Dulles
Eisenhower
East Germany
Germany
Austria
Otto Grotewohl
East Berlin
East
West
European Defense Community
Bidault
Pope Pius Shows Continued Health Improvement
The Vatican says Pope Pius continues to improve from his ailment and has had a restful night. The Holy See notes steady progress in recent days and reports the Pope received Msgr Mantini for discussion of church affairs.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius
Vatican Press Office
Msgr
Giovanni Battista Mantini
Charges Entered on Andrews and Shipley in Little Rock
Lloyd B. Andrews of Little Rock was charged with intoxication and loitering and jailed under 24.80. Lieutenant Phebus and Sergeant Simmons made the arrest. Michael J. Shipley of North Marked Street received four summonses from Officer Dorsey on a charge of ceading 36.
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Lloyd B. Andrews
Little Rock
S. C
Lieut
Phebus
Sergt. Simmons
Michael J. Shipley
North Marked Street
Dorsey
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