Truman May Take Fight To Country
President Truman signaled a nationwide tour to rally support for his legislative program against pressure groups and special interests. He urged informing the public, backing Taft Hartley and social programs, and warned against a supposed surge of propaganda seeking a superstate. The Washington dinners raised over 300000 in contributions as 3000 attendees gathered at the Mayflower and Statler venues.
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Washington
Truman
Jefferon Jackson
Democratic Party
Mr. Truman
Congress
Margaret
Mayflower
Statler
Tamipeign
Thomas Jefferson
Tru- Man
Governor Nominates Frederick County Officials for Two Year Terms
Frederick County officials nominated by Governor Lane for two year terms were reappointed as the green bag opened in the State Senate. The Democratic State Central Committee had approved the appointments with little controversy, listing Justices of the Peace, License Commissioner and Supervisors of Elections for multiple counties, including Frederick, Washington, Carroll, and Carroll County. James H Grove Jr. was also named for another term on the State Board of Correction.
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Frederick County
Lane
Senate
Annapolesterday
Democratic State Central Committee
Grover Cewart Brunswick Potts
Freder Moberly
Arae
al Frederick
Alton
Frederick Manuel MM. Jones
Brunswick
Thurman
Frederick
G. Cleveland Trout
Washington County
Richard Rauth
Hagerstown
William Miller
Mider
Board of Registry
FL Schlotterbeck
Justices of the Peace
Harry E. Snyder
Martin V. B. Bosters
Elmer G. Miller
Boonsboro
H Hoss Fite
Hancoes
John H Hetzer
Williamsport
Harvey AL Miller
Hagerstown Corning
Edwin C. Schiever
Smithsburg
Charles H. Cosens
Jacob F. Kuhn
Clearspring
Carroll County
Wilmar E. Bisa
Westminster
J. Stanley Grobill
Roger H. Anders
Justices of Peace
Vincent A. Tubman
Malcolm Burman
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Sykesville
Manchester
Edward O. Weant, Jr
Murray €. Bohn
Laura Katz Shower
John H. Shirk
Fancytown
Wilbur W. Magin
Taylorsville
James H. Grove, Jr
State Board of Correction
Referendum Proposal for Sunday Movies and Races in County
Annapolis February 24 A bill introduced by Senator Medsughlin would permit Sunday showings of motion pictures and racing of automobiles and motorboats in Washington County with a referendum. If approved by voters in 1950 polls it would take effect in November 1950.
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Annapoli
Washington County
Medsughlin
Washington
Medina Blocks Motion in Federal Jury Case
Federal Judge Harold R. Medina rejected two defense motions in the conspiracy trial of U S Communist leaders aimed at altering the federal jury system. He denied demands to release most records of the federal jury clerk and to appoint a master to study the records. The rulings came swiftly as the government sought limits on delays and disclosure.
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Medina
New York
Harold R. Medina
U. S
Federal aid eyed to widen two airport approach roads
City and county officials met with Public Roads Administration representatives to discuss possible federal matching funds for improving Hughes Ford Road from Monroe avenue to the airport and Bale's Lane to Route 40. Officials noted the roads are narrow and heavy traffic is expected once the airport opens, with a decision to seek funding from the County Roads Board and State Roads Commission. East Street extension to North Market was tabled due to competing urgent needs.
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Public Roads Administration
Hughes Ford
Monroe Avenue
Airport
Bale
Roger H. Willard
Lloyd C. Culler
Charles W. Stup
Charles T. Butcher
William B. Burall
Jesse C. Shaver
Richard E Zimmerman
W. Raymond Walter
Alvey VY. Renn
County Roads Board
State Roads Commission
MacArthur Not To Be Called From Japan
The Senate Armed Services Committee decided not to call General MacArthur from Japan to testify on Far East conditions. Senator Knowland had urged summoning him, but MacArthur asked not to be called, citing ongoing duties. The committee granted his request. Keyser upset: Potomac State defeated Shepherd 62 to 57 as Eaton and teammates pressured in the fourth period.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
MacArthur
Japan
Far East
Knowland
Shepherd
Keyser
W. Va
Potomac State
Shepherd College
Jim Eaton
Potomac
Jeep Trailer Crashes into Lights Blanks North Market
A double-decked trailer carrying Army jeeps tangled with a power line at Fourth and Market streets near North Market, blacking out white-way lights. No injuries reported and the tractor-trailer driver was not held. The weight of the jeeps strained the wire and lamp post near the corner.
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Market Street
Fourth
Market Streets
Riots Spread as 200 Police Deployed to Durban
Riots continue in Durban with 200 police ordered to quell renewed unrest between Indian and Zulu communities. Previous clashes left many Indians dead, and another flareup occurred last Saturday, heightening fears of further violence.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Durban
Miss Flynn to Head Visiting Nurse Association
Arlington Virginia February 24 Miss Martha E Flynn of Hagerstown Maryland has been named executive director of the Instructive Visiting Nurse Association of Arlington She is a Catholic University graduate and formerly tuberculosis nursing consultant for the Maryland State Health Department and acting superintendent of nurses at the state sanatorium Sabillasville An earlier career placed her with the local health department and later at the Sabillasville sanatorium in Maryland On another matter Annapolis February 24 The House Means Committee defeated a bill to require about 50 thousand land industries to pay workers weekly rather than twice monthly hoping to curb wage practices by railroads and other employers.
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Arlington
Martha E. Flynn
Hagerstown
Annapoli
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