Rent Control Decision Delayed to February 16 in Senate
The Senate Banking Committee, split on extending rent controls, delayed a decision to February 16 while Democratic and Republican members prepare speeches. Proposals include automatic rent increases up to 15 percent and automatic decontrol in areas with vacancies at or above one percent, with a court appeal path for tenants challenging local board rulings.
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Senate Benking Committee
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R-Nh
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Lincoln
Cain
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Tulsa
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Ore
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Golliday Held For Grand Jury Action
Clarence E. Golliday 31 of Gaithersburg is held on 31000 bond for grand jury action on a charge of assault with intent to kill after he shot his wife Cora 21 and himself in Rockville both in critical condition three children witnessed the shooting. another man named Gaitt received a 40 day sentence for carrying concealed weapon and assault in a separate case. Hayden Farm at 10400 Georgia Avenue Silver Spring sold to the Silver Spring Memorial Post Veterans of Foreign Wars for 50000 to be used as a future clubhouse.
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Clarence E. Golliday
Meat Gaithersburg
Cora
Montgomery County Grand Jury
William Wheeler
Rockville
Golliday
Bethesda
Charles E
Gaitt
VFW
Properix
Silver Spring
Hayden Farm
Georgia Avenue
Crisis In Fuel Oil Supply In Next Three Weeks
Local meeting at the Country Club reviewed the fuel oil and kerosene shortage during a current emergency and the February 13 to March 1 critical period. Alderman Alvey V Renn presided with Frederick the state fuel coordinator and Judge Emory H Niles coordinating efforts. Regulators revised policies to allow householders emergency deliveries, urged conservation, and directed requests through police and sheriff offices for hardship cases. No date was set for another meeting unless conditions warrant.
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Country Club
Alvey V. Renn
Frederick
Renn
Emory H. Niles
Baltimore
Judge Niles
Frederick City
Frederick County
Mr. Benn
Fred Straley
Guy Anders
Emergency Fuel Oil Sent To 167 Families
Baltimore reports 160 gallons of Diesel oil loaned by the Navy delivered to 167 households. The 16 700 gallons mark a small portion of 630 000 gallons arriving from Norfolk yesterday and availability remains tight. Judge Emory H. Niles urges conserving heat with 68 degrees by day and 62 at night and expands the state pool to cover hardship cases. A device for mobile artificial respiration is noted in the same dispatch.
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Baltimore
Navy
Naval Station
Norfolk
Emory H. Niles
Top U. S. General To Direct Greeks
Maj Gen. James A. Van Fleet named commander of all American forces to Greece. Maj Gen. William O. Livesay remains in overall command and will focus on U.S. supplies for the Greek aid program. Van Fleet's duty includes preparing for a major spring offensive against the guerrilla revolt.
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Greece
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Willam O. Livesay
Livesay
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van Fleet
Remagen
Rhine
Germany
Braddock Heights Youth Forfeits Collateral in Drunkenness Case
An 18 year old Braddock Heights resident forfeited $3.30 collateral on a charge of being drunk in public before Magistrate Alton Bennett. Lieut Frank Dorsey testified about the defendant’s sobriety record and other delinquency counts. The hearing also noted a 16 year old “problem minor” and two colored men sentenced for intoxication. Police actions included Dorsey Rentzel and others. A motorist, Donald Lee Lord, had $13.45 collateral forfeited for speeding on East Patrick street.
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Braddock Heights
Kirk
Alton ¥. Bennett
Frank Dorsey
Anna Mae Kidd
Dorsey
Carl Rentzel
Claude Gardner
Frederick
Richard White
Burras
Stup
Donald Lee Lord
Martinsburg
WooVa
Alton Twentey
East Patrick Street
Millions To Be Asked For China Relief
Washington reports indicate a request to Congress for 570.9 million dollars for China relief over 15 months beginning April 1. Senator Vandenberg signals possible trimming of the Marshall Plan funding from 8.2 billion, stressing timing over total amount. The Senate deadline targets early April with floor action to follow.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
Vandenberg
R-Michi
Tru- Man
Ito
le Rter
Truman
Marshall
Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Taft
Ohio
House
Tate Department
Rep. Cox
D-Ga
Oyster Holster Could Speed Up Bivalve Digging
Annapolis reports a Louisiana oyster harvester in development capable of digging 19 to 20 bushels per minute. Joan E. Clark of the Tidewater Fisheries Commission described a 35 foot steel barge machine with a 40 inch endless chain of steel tines and a 2 centifugal pump for cleaning.
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Louisiana
Joan E. Clark
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Clark
Gulfport
Bliss
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries of
Chesapeake Bay
Man Escaped Prisoner Sentenced in Federal Case
Dorsey C. Calp, 23, of Baltimore, who escaped jails in three states, was sentenced to five years in a Federal prison for stealing three automobiles. Calp, who pleaded guilty, has about 16 years of prior sentences. He was arrested by the FBI after escaping a Harrisburg jail and had prior escapes from Maryland Penal Farm and a Virginia prison. One stolen car was taken in Emmitsburg.
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Baltimore
Dorsey C. Calp
Calp
Maryland
Virginia
Emmitsburg
Taft Hartley Ruling Deferred in Labor Act Case
Federal Judge W C Chesnut delayed ruling on constitutionality of Taft Hartley Act provisions in a $90 000 damage suit by Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co against United Furniture Workers of America and its Hagerstown local. The firm alleges a strike prior to contract expiration and a secondary boycott. Defense argues the act seeks to circumvent legal action and violates the Constitution.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
Haggerstown
Colonial Hardwood Flooring Company
United Furniture Workers of America
CI0
Hagerstown
Colonial
Isidor Roman
Harry Weinstock
Jerome Wohlmuth
Lawyers Debate Taft Hartley Act In Secondary Boycott Case
Attorneys argue the act violates First Amendment rights of speech assembly and religion as unions seek to shape worker cooperation. Colonial’s lawyers press for dismissal on technical grounds while government counsel defends constitutionality.
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Gerard D. Reilly
Earle K. Shawe
Colonial
Joseph M. Friedman
United States Attorney General
Divorce Granted in Eq Court for Kemp Couple
A decree signed Friday by Associate Judge Al Schnauffer granted Mrs Mary V Kemp an absolute divorce from James Kemp. Custody of their one child awarded to Mrs Kemp. William M Storm served as attorney for the defendant.
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Mary V. Kemp
James 2. Kemp
Kemp
William M. Storm
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