Management Of Airport Before Board In Frederick
A Frederick city meeting to decide management proposals for the new airport is planned this week. City Attorney Richard Zimmerman says four management only proposals are under review and a decision will be reached before Saturday noon. He hopes to secure a temporary operating license this week while the advisory committee has studied and accepted the proposals. An inaugural Air Service Day will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Hagerstown airport to celebrate regular air service by Air American Airways with courtesy flights for officials and a plane open for inspection from 11 a.m. to dark.
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Board of Alderman
Ttye
New Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
State Aviation Commission
Zimmerman
Port Advisory Committee
Hagerstown
Mexit
Air Serce
Air American Airways
Many Draft Questionnaires Returned for Incomplete Data
Local Selective Service workers report high return rate of draft questionnaires due to missing court records or address changes. Ruth Dixon Thomas oversees about 50 forms daily and notes frequent re-mailing for corrections. No new orders for inductions were issued as drafts were halted for months.
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Selective Service Office
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Reaction Satisfactory, Truman Tells Reporters
President Truman said the reaction to his use of the term S O B in lambasting critics was very satisfactory. He laughed with reporters during questioning about the salty remark and denied being S O B. Schedule notes hearings set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the court on a case involving a youth accused of resti involving state and county authorities.
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Washington
Truman
Drew Pearson
Iiva i
Jontevue
Tax Forms For 1948 Income Returns Explained
The article outlines which forms to use for 1948 tax returns including 1040A 1040 1040A and 1040 long-form. It explains eligibility based on income sources and amounts and notes changes aimed at tax cuts for married couples. It also covers W-2 requirements and the option for separate or joint filings under certain rules.
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Sto
Internal Revenue Collector
Dea
Congress
Jones
Arizona
California
Idaho
Louana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Truman Seeks Clear Plan for European Recovery
President Truman urged Congress to press for a concrete European recovery program. He said Britain and allies require assurance on aid and a prompt path to continued economic stabilization, stressing unity with Allied nations and timely action.
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Washington
Truman
Hall
Britain
Uman
Congress
Burnette Returned for Trial in Local Larceny Case
Sem J. Burnette, accused of stealing 160 dollars from a local wholesaler, returned here from Roanoke, Virginia for trial. He was arrested there Tuesday and no hearing date is set. Deputy Sheriff Austin Murray and Sgt. Ben Phebus transported Burnette back to the city.
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J. Burnette
Uesday
Roanoke
Burnette
Austin Murray
Ben Phebus
New School Program Hangs Fire in Maryland
Local officials and the Board debate a 1,500,000 act for school construction while awaiting state action. No bond issue or serial note prepared yet. Governor Lane considered special taxing powers for counties, with discussions among the governor, county commissioners, and State Superintendent. Big counties fear unequal aid unless all counties qualify. Quadrupling the incentive fund is proposed to bolster rural school building.
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Ers
Lane
Garret
Imas
Imachinery
Chris J Nm
Kas
Western Shore County Commisssioners Association
Thomas JG. Pullen
Bbig
Baltimore
Prince George's
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
The
Fourth Man Held In False Pretense Case
The fourth of six men named by the February grand jury faces charges of accepting compensation benefits while employed. Oscar R. Fogle, Thurmont, identified, came to the court to post bond. Three similarly charged Black men were arrested yesterday and released on $100 bonds. No trial dates set as cases shift for hearings. State's Attorney George Smith expected to file charges.
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Pendice
Oscar R. Fogle
Thurmont
Severt Wiews
Charses
Genorge Smith
Ad State
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded show sales to Rhoda E. Stoner and Harvey L. Stoner for a property on the west side of the New London road about a quarter mile from Liberty with consideration around 4000 dollars. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. E Herson sold to Mr. and Mrs. George P. Allen a property east of South Bentz Street for about 6500 dollars.
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John F
Myr
Bariston
E. Herson
South Bentz Street
George P. Allen
Rhoda E. Stoner
Harvey L. Stoner
Liberty
New London Road
Housewives Report Meat and Veg Price Shifts This Week
New York wholesale meat prices edged higher with beef up a penny per pound and veal prices easing amid consumer resistance. Vegetables saw mixed movement as freezes in growing areas affected carrots and beets, while cold weather helped greens like collards and kale hold steady. Overall wholesale food index shows slight rise from last week as advances noted in Frederick stores.
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New York
Feo
Florida
Texas
California
American Institute of Food
Dun & Bradstreet
Frederick
Lock
Reach Accord On Pact Clause On Defense
Seven nations negotiating an Atlantic pact have reportedly reached a draft defense clause. It states that an armed attack on any Atlantic power is an attack on all, triggering collective aid under the UN Charter. Diplomats see this as paving the way toward quick completion, though wording remains secret.
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Washington
United States
Hane
Seret Huffer Rites Held in Arlington
First class Paul Eugene Huffer a Brunswick native was accidentally killed in February near Pacific. Huffer served years with the Marines and earned a Presidential citation for Guadalcanal action. He was stationed at Washington Navy Yard before departing overseas in June 1942. His widow Thelma Baker resides in Washington.
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Marine Serat
Paul Eugene Huffer
Pacific
Februaryington Cemote
Huffer
Merines
Guadalcanal
Washington Navy Yard
Thelma Baker
Washington
War Hysteria Put On Press By Miss Strong
Anna Louise Strong arrived at New York by plane from Russia and was subpoenaed to appear before a Federal grand jury probing Communism. FBI agents met her at La Guardia Field and served the subpoena with no appearance date set. The Nebraska born journalist, criticizing charges as hysteria, said she has not betrayed the Soviet state. she blamed the press for stirring war hysteria.
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Nw York
nPp
Anna Louise Strong
Russia
FBI
LaGuardia Field
Messure
Therr
Unclear incident near western German police car
Reported overnight firearm incident involving two D Russian soldiers firing at a western German police car. Details are fragmentary with misread text. no clear locations, dates, or names confirmed. Further verification required to establish exact parties, place, and outcome.
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Ger
Housing bill approved by Senate Banking committee
Washington Feb. 24 The Senate Banking committee approved a broad multi bill housing act by a 9 to 3 vote. It will be introduced in the Senate tomorrow as a bipartisan measure.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Morrow
Government Accounting Needs Change
A Washington report outlines a push for reform of federal accounting practices. The bipartisan commission debates establishing an accountant general in the Treasury and strengthening the comptroller's role, with Hoover and Warren dissenting on scope and power.
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Hoover
Pynat
Bipartisan Commission
Siri Ct
Herbert Hoover
Defense Forrestal
Aiken
Rep
Brown
R-Cino
Treary
Warren
McClellan
D-Ark
Carter Manasco
D- Fila
James K. Pollock
University of Michigan
James J. Rowe, Jr
Roosevelt
Pollock
Comptroller General
Treasury
Dean Acheson
Treasur
Acheson
Ric Clelandina Manasco
Beinevne
Rowe
Congress
Congress of
Melee at Local Club Ends With Six Arrests
A brawl at a local club left six people in custody after a heated confrontation escalated into a melee. Police report multiple arrests as officers separated fighting groups and secured the scene. Investigations continue as witnesses are being questioned.
Income Tax Refunds Made in Washington and Maryland
A Treasury report lists large refunds and credits of the excess profits tax and income tax for the year ended June 30. prominent individuals and firms in Maryland and national figures receive refunds, with totals running into millions and interest on overpayments. The Maryland list tops with Glenn L. Martin Co receiving 12.6 million. several other Maryland firms report refunds of 200,000 or more. The report notes refunds may reflect overpayments from prior years or delayed audits.
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Washington
s-Wieht
Darryl Fanuck
Zanon
Fanuck
Congress
Treasury
Athen W. B
James Forrestal
Marshall Field
Tallulah Bankhead
Dorothy Gish
Gloria Swanson
Kathleen Winsor
Amber
Vincent Lopez
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
the _ pean
Itures Com
Moore
Amman Cramer
Frederick
Dietrich
New Attack On Religion In Bulgaria
Bulgarian leader Kolarov denounces Catholics and Protestants as foreign enemies. Vatican mission expelled as Bulgaria pushes a new constitution guaranteeing religious freedom while forbidding clergy from acting as foreign agents. About 15 Protestant leaders face charges for using religion to mask criminal activity. The regime promises publicity and support for compliant religious groups.
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Bulgaria
Altoget
Vatican
Apostolic
Apostolic Mission
Kolarov
Vatican Regulattl
Death in New Orleans Parade Fire Halts Knights of Babylon
A pre Mardi Gras Knights of Babylon parade in New Orleans was halted when a gasoline leak from a flambeaux bearer ignited a fire after a cigarette. A brief pay dispute preceded the incident as flames spread before marshals controlled the panic.
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New Orleans
Knights of Babylon
Arade
Plane crash in Hongkong leaves 23 dead
Fragmentary report notes a plane went down near Hongkong with 23 killed as smoke and fire engulfed the wreckage. Other items mention Mrs Maddox of San Francisco and a February 24 date in various locations, plus law enforcement directives and bids for a school wall project in Cumberland.
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Hongkong
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