Brunswick Bridge Proposal Prompts State Roads Committee Action
The Brunswick bridge over the Potomac faces calls for replacement or widening as a major traffic bottleneck. The Roads Commission plans repairs to the old structure and schedules openings while Virginia officials consider cooperation on a new bridge alternative.
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Rotary Club
Virginia
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Resolution Bridge
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Sandy Hook
Neidge
B. and O. Railroad Company
Roads Commission
Asks Bids On Part Jf Rs 240 Improvement
The notice lists bids for Part Jf Rs 240 Improvement on highways near Bethesda. A divorce case and a hospital update are included for Helen Jane Holt, three, child of former U S Senator Rush D Holt, Weston West Virginia. She was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in critical condition after a Wednesday admission. The illness remains undiagnosed.
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Altimore
Helen Jane Holt
Rush D. Holt
Weston
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tax Form Choices for 1948 Returns Explained
The article explains when to use the short or long form for 1948 civilian tax returns. It covers income thresholds, joint filings for couples, and how splitting income can affect tax, with examples like the Jones family to illustrate exemptions and penalties.
Kavser and Co Cuts Nylon Hose Prices
Kavser and Co. announced a 15 cent cut on 51 gauge 30 denier hose to $1.50 a pair and a 10 cent cut on 51 gauge 15 and 20 denier stockings to $1.65. A new 45 gauge 30 denier service weight stocking debuts at $1.35 a pair.
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New York
Julius Kavser and Co
Trial of 15 Protestants Opens Amid Espionage Accusations
The opening of a Bulgarian treason case sees 13 clergymen and two officials accused of espionage and anti state acts. Judges warn defendants as armed police guard five front benches. An American and five British observers attend with 23 reporters.
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Garian State
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U.S
Calmis- Black
Bulgeria Ait
Prince
Andjiev
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Seilbran
Vienna
Suit In Court Is Settled For 1850
Settlement in the amount of 850 has concluded a suit entered in Circuit Court by Charles Elmer Specht through his father George J D Specht Jefferson as the result of an accident on Steiner's Hill last November 13 The defendants were arty C Harry W and Summers trading as H C Summers and Company and Winfield E F Scott all of Jefferson and Robert A Rippin Painesville O The complaint alleged negligence caused the accident Seechi injured H Fout was attorney for plaintiffs Princeton represented the defendant Out of court settlement concluded a 10000 gamege against Jefferson and Harr ner 6th of Frederick ch slew out at an accident on the Liberty road mediu car when by 2 cter trailer Masse and operated by Jack W Getzerndar NEW ANGETTING MILT Winchester Va to pro tea the begins anner Textile operations in a building now uncet ing completion The mill twill manufacture underwear speak in York Spring commencement laying ceremony ne site of permanent United Nas headquar ters the I XN announced inda CRUISER ON WAY HOWE Feb 25 wanukee Inaned ta during the war back the sa arrival STOCKS SLIDE New York Feb 25 The stock market did a little further down the price scale today Losses were small but they were posted for a wide variety of key issues
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George JD. Specht
Jefferson
Steiner's Hill
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Harry W
Summers
H. C. Sumers and Company
Winfeld FE. Scott
Jeferson
Robert A. Rippin
Painesville
Scottin Col
Seechi
H. Fout
Satiffs
Princeton
Baltimore
Je ‘Ser
Harr
Frederick
Liberty Road
Mediu
Jack W. Getzerndar
New York
Falls Through Barn Floor Into Barrel Incident
Mrs. Marguerita Bollinger aged 46 sustained injuries when a barn floor gave way and she fell into a barrel. Reports say she was recuperating in Geinysburs Pennsylvania and expected to recover without serious complications.
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Marguerita Bollinger
Mutiers
Bids Open for Jail Upgrades in Frederick County
Frederick County plans separate bids for jail remodeling including a new heating plant with boiler and pumps, modern ventilation, plumbing lines, showers, electrical rewiring, and a food dumb waiter. The project, overseen by engineer James Posey and architect Charles Bewtre, targets interior work and roughing in before new cell construction.
Old Pumps At Linganore To Be Operated
Two three million gallon pumps are nearly installed at Linganore filtration plant while older 1 and 2 million gallon pumps from 1931 continue in service. The upgrade aims to meet rising demand from the elevated tank and maintain pressure as new pumps come online. The water system project should finish around March 13 with Presley McDonald named ambassador to Israel.
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Linganore
Frederick
J. Daressure
Rorse
Merit
U.N. Outlines Bold Plan for Global Development
Thorp presented a U.N. backed blueprint calling for a coordinated program by the U.N. and its agencies to finance and implement development projects. The plan envisions each country bearing a portion of costs and a shift in resources over decades, with a Geneva summer Council review. It stresses phased funding, coordination, and long term transformation.
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Rae
Fox Neural
Pd Sintes
U.N
Geneva
U. N
Thorp
Truman Labor Bill Delayed Again by Senate Panel
The Truman labor bill faced another postponement as the Senate Labor Committee tentatively delayed further study until next Friday. Chairman Elbert Thomas announced the delay to allow hearings records to be printed, amid Republican jibes.
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Washington
Elbert Thomas Dast
Senate Labor Committee
Menda Thomas
Federal Tax Lien Filed Against George B Stevens Sr
A federal tax lien for 19 357 59 dollars was docketed in the circuit court clerk’s office against George B Stevens Sr of Baltimore. The lien notice was received from the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Baltimore.
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George B. Stevens, Sr
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Bunal
Stear
Extended Forecast Ccaste Update From Local Weather
The forecast calls for fair to extended conditions in Maryland with colder spells and rain or snow across mountains. Temperatures rise Monday with a warming trend and a likely midweek cooling. Period temperatures will average slightly above normal and precipitation near three to four tenths of an inch.
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Maryland
Ukrainian Five Seek New Start on County Farm
The Tokar family of five from Ukraine arrived at an area farm after being moved from Europe. Doctors examined them, with intelligence officers probing for Communist influence. Miss Crane aided communication, and Baltimore Ukrainians provided interpreters and job help, aiding their smooth placement on the farm.
Russia Moves Troops On Norse Border Amid Pact Talks
Finnish sources report additional Russian troop movements near the Arctic border, linked to North Atlantic pact negotiations with the United States. Oslo and Swedish sources fear a security shift, while Norway has not rejected a Russian non aggression offer.
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Chaim
Charges Reds With Inciting Army Revolt
Paris February 25 A high government source said War Minister Paul Ramadier filed charges against the central committee of the French Communist Party for allegedly inciting the army to revolt. The complaint cites statements in posters and La Humanite during a miners strike as the basis. Prosecutors were notified to act. Maurice Thorez repeated that the French people should resist the Red army revolt.
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GM Cuts Wages And Car Prices
GM announced wage cuts under its CIO UAW contract and said car price reductions from $10 to $40 will be passed to consumers. Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick and Cadillac price cuts to be announced later. Union notes the cost of living index drop signals overall price declines. The move follows Ford and Chrysler actions and reflects postwar price trends.
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Community Charities board re-elects 49 officers
The organization held its annual meeting at the Federated Charities building on South Market Street. President James presided as 49 officers and directors were unanimously re-elected, including Gambril Glenn Swasser, R Deriz, Zimmer, and Nieuwman among others. local civic leaders Mayor Culler and County Commissioner Hooper attended.
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