State Report Proposes Downtown Parking Limits
The Frederick State Roads Commission and city study urge banning all parking on the east side of Market Street between Seventh Street north to the Maryland School for the Deaf and on the south side of Patrick Street from the East Bridge over Carroll Creek to Jefferson Street. They call for strict enforcement of no parking on Market near Patrick and on Patrick within Market to Court, aiming to relieve congestion caused by double parking and navigate toward an eventual bypass plan.
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State Roads Commission
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Patrick Street
Market
Court Street
Iself
Ilegally
Merger Move Edges Toward United Church of Christ
Hundreds of Congregational Christian members in Cleveland and surrounding areas await the Saturday vote on a merger with the Evangelical and Reformed church. Spokesman Dr James Fifield warned that anti merger factions would push for schism and possible litigation to protect existing properties and assets.
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Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
James Fifield
Los Angeles
Fifield
First Congregational Church of
United States
General Council
Congregational Christian
Congregational Christian Action
Central Council of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Teured Church E Im
Hoever
Ciary
United Church
Dismisses Bill To Set Orders Aside In PSC Case
A bill to set aside several Public Service Commission orders on motor freight routes was dismissed by Associate Judge Stedman Pres cor. The Boyer Transportation Company of Knoxville may refile with stronger allegations within ten days. The decision upholds the demurrers by PSC Maryland and Remsburg Brothers Transportation.
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Ty Court
Stedman Prescor
Boyer Transportation Company, Inc
Knoxville
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Remsburg Brothers Transportation Company
Braddock Heights
PSC
Maryland
Remsburgs
Frederick
Baltimore
Prescott
Commission
Publc
Rems
Remsburn
Frederick Sary
Amos A. Holier
Remsburg Bros
Parsons Newman
Public Service Coucil Petroit and
Betack
Neys
Nationalists In China Are Now Divided Nanking
The Canton government and Acting President Li Tsung Jen differ in policy with Premier Sun Fo pushing for peace terms that avoid handing over alleged war criminals. Sun warned Communists to soften demands or risk renewed war, and questioned whether Reds truly seek peace. A Hongkong paper reported new currency plans for four southern provinces and a note printing order. Nanting officials criticized Sun’s stance as unfavorable to peacemaking efforts. Three generations burned in a nearby farmhouse fire a short time after.
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China
Canton
Li Tsung-Jen
Sun Fo
San
Red
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chiang
T. V. Seong
Kuominang
Sun
South China
Hongkong
Hwa Shiang Po
Kwangtung
Kiangsi
Hunan
Fukien
Geid Yuan
Nanting
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Downtown Traffic and Parking Recommendations for Frederick
A Forest Business Out report urges keeping Frederick’s central business district bustling by improving traffic flow and providing off street vehicle storage. It notes the need to address a trouble parked vehicle and surrounding congestion to support downtown prosperity.
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Frederick
Inflation Still Seen as Major Economic Problem
Inflation remains the nations top economic worry despite a weekly drop in stock and commodity prices. Officials including Tobin and Nourse downplay alarm while Mahoney chairs a joint committee session to probe whether the price break signals a downturn or a temporary adjustment. Farm and meat prices show mixed outlooks with further wage round possibilities under CIO study.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor
Tobin
Edwin G. Nouse
Council of Economic Advisers
Omahoney
Senate House Joint Economic Committee
Mahoney
Chicago Board of Trade
D. A
Department of Agriculture
CIO
Primer on atomic energy outlined by Lilienthal
Bethlehem Pa February 7. The government plans a primer to explain atomic energy to the American people. David E Lilienthal, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, says the effort will provide a clear, public story on the subject.
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Bethlehem
David E. Lilienthal
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Maryland Merci Train Gifts Display At Pratt Library
The Maryland Merci Train gifts car arrives to Baltimore for public exhibition in the Pratt Library mural room starting February 12. Maryland officials including Governor Lane and Mayor D’Alesandro greet French guests. Drew Pearson presides as master of ceremonies. The boxcar will be conserved by the Grand War of Maryland and may be relocated after the exhibit as museums and fiscal societies receive the gifts.
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Maryland
Enoch Pratt Hbrary
Baltimore
America
Marinland
W. Preston Lane
Thomas D'Alesandre
Drew Pearson
Maryland Merci Train
George L. Radcliffe
Thomas E. Williams
Williams
G. Ernest Lipps
Frederick
Russians Rebuilding Hage Air Raid Shelter Outside Berlin
Berlin February reports state the Russians are reconstructing a giant air raid shelter near Berlin, patterned after Hitler’s last bunker. 800 German workers have fitted 379 rooms at Ruedersdorf since efforts began 18 months ago, using Speer blueprints.
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Berlin
Telegraf
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Albert Speer
Ruedersdorf
Kardishorst
Higher School Bills Drive Rising Public Budgets
Chicago reports that higher school bills are a major factor in increasing state and local budgets for the 1949 fiscal period. An Associated Press survey finds total budget requests and grants across 34 states at about 311.3 billion dollars, up from 9.3 billion the prior period, with education the chief reason in over half the states and mental hospitals highways and public welfare also major drivers. New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin and California approach the billion dollar range, while Nevada operates on seven million with requests for twenty four million from anticipated funds totaling about half that amount.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Iitkest
S3ick
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Nevada
Commission Seeks to Trim 65 Agencies Into 20 Stronger Units
The Hoover Commission today outlined a sweeping plan to reorganize the federal government. It would reduce 65 agencies to a tight top tier under the President, establishing a centralized managerial arm and a pyramid structure. The report, part of a broad reform blueprint, promises future details on mergers and abolitions. The 12 member panel, split evenly between parties, includes top officials and former leaders, and its recommendations aim to cut expenses and curb overlap.
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Mner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve Card
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hoover
Commission On
Acheson
Defense
Forrestal
Congress Save
Commission
United States
Ifts
Council of Econos
Farresta
Mos
York
Consrese
Ni Resources Board
Mindszenty Awaits Fate On Tuesday
Budapest February 7 Cardinal Mindszenty a 70 year old Catholic leader faced a hung jury trial verdict from a People s Court on treason spying and black market dealing charges. Judge Vilmos Okhys and four lay jurors would deliver the judgment next day at 9 am if found guilty he could face death by hanging. The case follows a long clash over state seizure of Catholic schools with the Communist regime. The Hungarian press denounced the cardinal while some Catholics questioned the process. The cardinal pleaded partly guilty but denied being the enemy of the Hungarian people.
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Budapestary
Josef Cardinal Mindszents
Hungary
People’s Court
Vilmos Okhys
Cardinal Mindszent
Cardinal - Mindszenty
Szabad Nep
Mindszenty 5
Mirdyo O
Arbad Szakasiis
Ianment
Alan
Iowa Congressman to Address Local G. O. P.
Congressman Paul Cunningham will be the feature speaker at the annual George Gas dinner of the Republican club in Frederick. The event is set for February 26 at the Sherif f Court Hotel. Plans for the program are being finalized and will be announced later.
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Paul Cunningham
P Clubb
Frederick
Ing
Ple
Sheriff Court
Moscow Press Notes Fall In Stock Prices
The Moscow press reports a broad decline in New York Stock Exchange prices as Russian economists warn of a downturn. In related war news, a gale driven snowfall collapses an Arab refugee camp near Trans-Jordan, forcing thousands to seek shelter in schools as Palestine refugee residents remain displaced.
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Moscow Press
Arman
Trans-Jordan
Scandinavia Defies Reds Seeking Pact
Norway rejects Soviet overtures to join a non aggression pact arguing Sweden and Denmark must remain neutral. Oslo and other Scandinavian papers denounce Moscow for violating five non aggression treaties and insist on a Western alliance. Norway would not join a Soviet backed pact, favoring a North Atlantic defense approach.
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Bssia
Ageressi
Sweden
Russia
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Scandinavia
Dagens Nyheter
Svenska Dagbladet
Hitler
Copenhagen
Bertingske Tidene
Politiken
Denmark
Soviet Union
Nationaltidende
Reiheien
Shapr
Norin
Einar
Harvard Lanze
Washington
Storms Strain West Amid Snowbound Hardships
Reports describe new storms hitting the western region with deep snow and blizzard conditions. A Burlington Ski train passenger derailment near Casper is mentioned along with a convoy of hay trucks stranded south of town. The system brings widespread cold and variable temperatures, with few displaced persons reported yet.
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Casper
Pacific Ocean
Emn Nation
Ohio Valley
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