Local OPS urged to hold prices. mayor to form volunteer committee
Officials from the Office of Price Stabilization sent directives to the Chamber of Commerce and local banks to diffuse price control data. Mayor Munshower considers appointing a local Emergen Stabilization Cooperation Committee to explain regulations and mobilize public observance amid inflation measures. A similar initiative was requested by OPS in Baltimore with guidance for community leadership and media collaboration. Grain market rallies after mild selloff, Chicago contracts rise.
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Baltimore
Louis Zekeil
South Gay Street
Phoning Plaza
Elmer F. Munshower
National Ops
Michael V. DiSalle
Mayror
Frederick City
Ofice
Pleads Guilty In Concealed Weapons Case
Magistrate Thomas S. Glass withheld sentence for William Norman who pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Norman was remanded to jail awaiting sentence, with a maximum penalty of two years and $1,000 fine. The incident occurred at the home of Rainey F. Dorsey Sr. near Buckeystown after Dorsey alleged Norman started a disturbance.
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William Norman
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Rainey F. Dorsey
New Design Road
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Raymond
Haugh
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Frederick
Murray
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Durward W. Kettelis
Charles E. Smith
Poolesville
Kettells
York
Ueo
Seneca
Simth Taoa Broderick
Merchont Pennssivanin Waterworders Co
Maryland
GOP Attacks Truman Policy At Lincoln Day Rally
Washington reports a Lincoln Day rally where GOP speakers call the Truman administration’s foreign policy dangerous and criticize at home planning. Senator Taft cites Ohio victory as proof of workingman support, amid radio time and box supper remarks fueling 1952 hopes.
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Taft
Ohio
Snel
Ina
Sweden Takes India's Place on UN Good Offices Panel
Lake Success Feb 5 Sweden agreed to serve on the United Nations Good Offices Committee in place of India which refused. The 3 man panel includes Sweden’s Sven Grafstroem and Iran’s Nasrollah Entezam. Canada’s R G Riddell joins. secretary general Trygve Lie chairs. Pearson’s final word awaited after foreign affairs debate in Ottawa.
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Warren rejects baseball commission post rumor
Warren says the job of baseball commissioner does not appeal to him. He notes he has just been elected governor and believes his post as governor is the current focus, dismissing the possibility of taking the baseball job.
Crickenberger Named State Grange Deputy
Lawrence H. Crickenberger, prominent retired farmer and Grange leader, will assume the Maryland State Grange deputy post on February 1. He will travel across Maryland to organize new Granges and strengthen existing ones, after notable conservation work including the Thrasher farm project in 1948. He and his wife recently returned from a motor tour to Texas and Florida, visiting a daughter in Texarkana.
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Grange
Maryland
Thrasher Farm
Jefferson
Crickenberger
Texas
Florida
Samuel McAdoo
Texarkana
PTA Council Backs Frederick County School Fund Push
A Frederick city mass meeting led by North Market Street School PTA urged county support for school construction. W W Corbin chaired the session with data from Eugene W Pruitt showing city classrooms averaging 45 students despite a 30 student limit. The group planned a broader county wide meeting, but no City-County alliance was formed.
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PTA
North Market Street
Frederick City
Lincoln School
Eastend
Northend
Southend
Rosedale
W. W. Corbin
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Eugene W
Pruitt
Frederick
Beard Dust A Clue Sentences for Burglar Pair
Baltimore February 5 dust from a burglar's beard helped seal six year terms for Roy Audler and David Brandenburg who claimed to be New Yorkers. They were linked to a November 11 break in at a vending machine warehouse as two policemen on patrol observed the scene.
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Baltimore
Joseph Sherbow
Roy Audler
David Brandenburg
Key burglary case linked to roof insulation dust
FBI laboratory experts matched dust on two suspects to roof insulation used to enter a warehouse. Detectives caught the men fleeing when the burglar alarm sounded as a squad car arrived. The report notes how metal changes under pressure and tempering are observable with an electron microscope.
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