State City In Accord On Traffic Routes
State and Frederick city officials reached an accord on six proposed alternate traffic routes to ease downtown congestion. A joint survey by state and city engineers and officials reviewed routes designed to allow through traffic while bypassing congested areas. Findings will go to the Board of Aldermen by March 3 with an interim plan ahead of a mid spring state survey. Also noted were possible changes on double parking and loading zones in the business district. Robert P Lamont, former Commerce Secretary under Hoover, died in New York at 8 Feb.
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Reeds Commission
SEC
Fredericks
George NM. Lewis Jr
J. L. Minitiens
Meyor Lloyd C. Culler
W. Raymond Walter
Akiermoen
Charles W. Stup
William B. Burali
State Heads Commission
the News
Frederick C.ty
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
SRC
Proposal To Consolidate Its Opposed Baltimore
Maryland rural leaders told 260 representatives that Clinton Andersons plan to merge PMA and SCS is unrealistic and regressive. Dr T B Symons urged cooperative work, opposing dictatorial control and former USDA counsels. Ais committee would draft a statement for the Secretary, with goals including a $100000 state soil conservation appropriation next year.
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Baltimore
Clinton Anderson
Production Marketing Administration
U. S Sc.i Conservation Service
Maryland
T. B. Symons
State Soil Conservation Committee
University of Maryland
Washington
Symons
Usda Counels
Willam R. Powell
E’hecott City
H H. Rieck
Easton
Powell
Department of Agriculture
Rieck
PMA
SCS
Secretary of Agriculture
Soil Conservation District
Corn Aca
Farm Bureau
State Grange
Thetate
Loveland Urges Soil Conservation in Critical Era
Albert J. Loveland of the PMA warns that this is one of the most critical periods in history for soil resources and urges farm groups to mount an all-out effort to promote soil conservation within the production marketing program.
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Albert J. Loveland
PMA
Mayer Tops U S Top Money Earners List in Treasury Report
Washington February 19 UP Louis B Mayer film magnate heads Treasury list of top earners with 502 571 from Loews Inc for 12 months. Walter Wanger and Deanna Durbin follow, then Dennis Morgan and Clark Gable, Lana Turner, Robert Montgomery. Businessmen Andrew Jergens and Joseph Nelson high outside film industry. TAIT VISITS HERE. Galen L Tait Maryland GOP leader and Mrs Tait visit, Tait optimistic on GOP prospects in Maryland and the nation.
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Washington
Louis B Mayer
Dennis Morgan
Clark Gable
Robert Montgomery
Lana Turner
France and allies plead for urgent U S aid in currency crisis
France warns its dollar reserves will exhaust by early March and seeks 150 million dollars urgently, with Italy, the Netherlands, and Austria in similar appeals. Capitol leaders urge a unified plan for Marshall aid, Chinese aid, and Greece Turkey military support as Truman pushes 370 million for China and Greece Turkey. Congress previously granted France 284 million in December.
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Washington
France
U.S
Italy
Netherlands
Senate
House
Hi Lesders
Mame
Fata
Truman
Marshall
Chiang Kai- Shek
Greece
Turkey
Congress
U. S
Nations warn aid delay may slow industry
Officials say funds earmarked for food and fuel. Without dollars, France cannot buy raw materials, risking a serious industry slowdown. Italian, Austrian, and Dutch representatives tell the State Department their countries will need special help if the Marshall Plan does not start by April 1.
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State Department
Widow Of Marine Is Awarded Insurance
The widow of Marine Richard F. Cotter was declared the beneficiary of his $10,903 G L life insurance by Federal Judge William C. Coleman. Cotter had attempted to name his wife Marjorie S. Cotter of Dundalk as beneficiary, but the policy initially listed his father Charles Ashton Cotter of Cumberland. The court ruling recognizes the widow as beneficiary after Cotter’s death on Iwo Jima.
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Baltimore
Iwo Jima
William C. Coleman
Ooy
Richard F. Cotter
W.fo
Marjorie S. Cotter
Durdalk
Cotter
Charles Ashton Cotter
Cumberland
Study Of Statements By Wood Is Proposed
Baltimore February 19 an attorney for Roy Arnold Wood a 2 year old bricklayer charged with murder in the slaying of two policemen last Friday morning asked for time to study various statements given to police by his client The request postponed the arraignment from Friday to Tuesday and was the first public indication that Wood had made statements in the case The attorney said the statements are lengthy and he cannot advise a plea without reviewing them Wood was indicted on a murder charge by the grand jury Alines of New Mexico produced gold copper lead silver and zinc valued at 25 602 938 in 1946
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Baltimore
Roy Arnold Wood
Brick Jayer
Hamilton O'Duane
Wood
O'Duane
Joseph D Benedict
O'Desne
Emory H Niles
Alines
New B Mexico
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Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
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Victor
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Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick, Maryland
Sherwood Oil Heat
G. R. Shipley
Frederick, MD
Worth Market ST
Mayer
Andrew Jergens
Joseph D. Nelson
Andrew Jergens Company
Cincinnati
Allens Corner Market
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Weil Brothers
N. Weit St
de Soto Sales Parts
Plymouth
Fiery Mon
Wash
Wrestieg
Balto
Bali
N.Y
Sal
J. George Hamilton
Mountain
Brees
John Gunther
U.S A
Clifton Fadimaoberger
Frederick Cloaks Suit Store
Market
N. Market ST
Ying
Reliable Junk Company
Frederick Junk Company
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
Burall’s Cycle Shop
C. Carty’s
FE. Patrick St
Caile
Opem Eugenios
Henry
New Spring Apparel
Jonathan Logan
Petti-Teen
Fit Rite
Gibson
Dad and Lad
Gaberdine Sport
Dennybrook Wash
Henry’s
Market St
Niewspa
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