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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1949

Page

9

Brice Confirmed as W L Elgin Successor in Annapolis

Annapolis Feb 24 The Senate confirms Arthur H Brice as Motor Vehicles Commissioner after a Governor Lane nomination list. In the House a Sunday beer and liquor ban bill is killed after a parliamentary maneuver, while divorce reform advances to the governor for approval. A chiropodist advertising bill fails on a 39 39 tie. The Board of Public Works salary bill moves to Monday. Steel shipments to the Arabia oil pipeline resume after a 10 month ban amid a steel shortage.

Annapolis House Maryland Senate Arthur H. Brice Lane Deran McNulty Ball Counties Allyde Gate Lubher D-Balto Bertorelli D-Balto Ist Sybert Dempsey Syrbert Board of Public Works Frederick County Baltimore Montgomery Carroll

Lions Stage Adoption Prank At Frederick Lions Club

At a Frederick luncheon a gag staged by Lions Club officers and a nurse led longtime businessman Emory B. Shipley to adopt a baby. The infant turned out to be a dummy, revealed amid wraps as a prank intended for the weekly meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel.

Emory B. Shipley Frederick Businessyman Mr. Shipley Frederick Lions Club Francis, Scott Hey Lt! Quirk Salvation Syngelist

Court News and Marriage Licenses Briefs

Court notices list Norman C. Haller and Bertha V. Best both of Bruiskwick. Paige R. Fritz and Charlotte Routjzaan of this city. Property deeds show Joseph T. Liston to Harry M. Feaga and Mason L. Lewis transfers. An unfavorable report to a Senate bill would redefine physician to include chiropractors under medical acts. House considers a separate chiropractors freedom bill.

Norman C. Haller Bertha V. Best Bruiss‘wick Paige R. Fritz East Patrick Street Charlotte Routjzaan East Church Street Joseph T. Liston Harry M. Feaga Mason L. Lewis Annapolis Senate Judiciary Committee Storm D-Frederick House

Senate Debates New Housing Bill With 10 000 Public Units

Senate Banking Committee approves a multi billion housing bill to fund 310 000 public housing units over six years with phased cash subsidies up to 1 500 000 000 for slum clearance rural dwelling programs and a broad research drive. Bricker's anti segregation amendment is rejected 9 3 though revived for record voting. Maybank vows bipartisan support ahead of full Senate debate.

Washington Vas Senate Banking Committee Bricker Ohio Senate Maybank D-Sc Caine 5 Roberts Cain Secretary of Agriculture

Urbana 4-H Club holds February meeting with new officers

The Urbana Boys 4-H Club met February 15 in the school auditorium with new officers Fred Pangle president Ira Brandenburg vice president Nellie Buchanan secretary John Montgomery treasurer Frances Montgomery reporter. Twenty seven members enrolled, Paul Corentz Middletown demonstrated dairy judging basics.

Urbana Fred Pangle Ira Brandenburg Nellie Buchanan John Montgomery Frances Montgomery Bradley Jones Paul Cobrentz Middletown Waterloo Town Robert Wir

Britain insists Marshall Plan aid remains vital

Christopher P. Mayhew, No. 3 in Britain's Foreign Office, says every bit of Marshall Plan aid is essential to Britain's recovery. He defends the plan after U S criticism and UN remarks, arguing aid sustains Europe's recovery and Britain's improved role. Senators weigh the possibility of reduced funds.

Britain Mayhew Truman White House Europe Washington Economic and Social Council Semeon K. Tsara United States

Threads of Gould Bible Class Holds February Meeting

The Calvary Methodist church Threads of Gould class met Tuesday evening in the church parlors with Mrs. Howard Gerdent presiding. They disposed of business, played sing games, and awarded prizes to Miss Eyers and Mrs. Martin Ritchie for January and February guesses. Hostesses were Mrs. Brown and Miss Margaret Bell. Washington's Birthday refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for March 29 in the church parlors.

Gould Calvary Methodist Church Schools Howard Gerdent Martin Ritchie Wade Brown Brown Margaret Bell Washington

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