Profiteering Is Out Wilson Promises U. S.
Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson urged no profiteering from defense and pledged legislation to back his pledge. He outlined wage policy tweaks and defense spending rises while labor urged broader wage reform and questioned the ceiling. Wilson discussed jet engine capacity growth and a multi year defense bill, warning of prosecutions for profiteers. A separate witness testified a nationwide betting business grossed four to five million dollars annually.
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18 Year Draft Action To Be Given Speed
Washington February 22 Senate leaders move to speed the universal military service bill to draft 18 year olds and extend service to 26 months. Debate opens next week while troop Europe plans stay separate per McFarland. House debate also advances on a draft bill with reading skills tests contested.
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Drunken Driving Case Continued To March 5
Magistrate Thomas S. Glass continued the drunken driving case of Daniel Duvall Wilson of Woodville to March 5 after a Friday night hearing. Wilson was released on $1,000 bond. A colored couple Rudolph and Margaret Lyles of 114 East Street were held on $10 cash collateral for peace disturbance and to hearing Monday due to an unavailable arresting officer. The Lyles were arrested early Friday by Officers Shook and Trump. An unrelated matter, Trooper Harold L. Basore prosecuted two citations against Henry L. Wilson of 88 East Sixth Street. Wilson did not appear and posted $37.90 total collateral forfeitures for failing to stop after an accident and for improper passing. Robert Birely Long of Rt. 2 Frederick forfeited $11.45 collateral for reckless driving, and Emanuel Robinson, colored, faced $5.80 for drunkenness.
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Plane Reaches Capital After Atlantic Flight Record
A British Canberra bomber crossed into Washington at 12 55 p m EST finishing a 1317 mile dash from Gander Newfoundland in 2 hours 59 minutes The jet logged a record 4 hours 40 minutes for the previous North Atlantic crossing and maintained an average speed near 439 miles per hour during today s flight with two nights spent at Gander airfield before arriving at Andrews Air Force Base
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Seaway Project Justified for Iron Ore Imports
Secretary Chapman told a House committee the St Lawrence Seaway and power project should have been built two years ago. He said its construction was justified then and is still justified today to aid import of iron ore from Labrador, stressing strategic and economic need.
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No Hurry To Name Successor To Munshower
Frederick mayoral succession weighs options as Democratic Aldermen Falk Shipley and Rice delay action on Munshower's successor. Mayor Munshower leaves to become State Police Superintendent in June, with no commitment on his chosen appointee. Rumors rise about former Mayor Lloyd Culler or former Alderman Renn as likely candidates.
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Truman to take extended rest at Key West base
President Truman will fly to the Key West submarine base for an extended 23 day rest. This first visit to the Summer White House in a year follows a period of White House routine during the Korean War era.
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Secret Service Quizzes Man Held In Jail Here
The Secret Service investigated Richard Lee Eairheart a 22 year old Illinois railroad worker held in Frederick Maryland for carrying a concealed deadly weapon. After interviews with officers and magistrate Glass he remained jailed awaiting $100. If unpaid he faces six months in the Maryland House of Correction.
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Shoe size variation shows one sixth inch change in width and length
The report notes a uniform difference of one sixth of an inch for both width and length across each shoe size variation, indicating a consistent incremental step in sizing.
Communist Casualties Estimated At 624000 In Korea
The Army reports total Communist casualties in Korea reached an estimated 624000 as of February 20. It breaks down eight months of fighting with about 185000 Chinese Reds killed or wounded and roughly 21000 lost to disease accidents and cold weather afflictions such as frostbite.
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North Korea casualties total 418000 since June 25
The Army reports North Korean losses since June 25 at 418000, including 242000 killed or wounded, 40000 non battle casualties, and 136000 prisoners. Total American casualties through February 16 are 49132. Non American UN force casualty figures from non American units are not available here.
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