Truman Defends 940 Million Marshall Plan Installment
Washington reports President Truman’s administration pushes the $940.6 million second installment for Britain, with Acheson and Hoffman urging urgency. Senate reviews British aid as officials insist continued aid preserves Western Europe recovery. Hoffman calls aid the absolute minimum to sustain momentum and Acheson rejects tapering.
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Acheson
United States
Europe
ECA
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England
Senator Hof Doabbis Foxes Intelligence Debate in Maryland Senate
Maryland Senate debating a fox bounty bill in Somerset County as Sen Hoff R Carroll cites fox intelligence. Senator O Neill pushes for a new vote after Hof Doabbis of Harford reveals records on killing small foxes. Governor Lane awaits signing as discussion turns on fox ethics and population control. The piece also notes Brazilian bundle nesters.
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O'Neill
Fierford
Hoff R-Carrollr
Somerset County
Harford
Army to double Alaska forces and keep Far East strength
Washington reports the Army will double its Alaska garrisons while maintaining Far East strength at current levels. Europe forces will be cut slightly under the July 1 deployment plan. totaling 258,000 overseas, with 127,000 in the Far East and 92,000 in Europe. General Collins says troops would fight if attacked and notes strength depends on conditions, amid budget ceilings of 15 billion dollars.
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Far East
U. S S
Europe
Alaska
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Royall
J. Laughton Collins
Army
Collins
Japan
Congress
Expect Blockade To Continue For Year
Berlin reports western allies urged the German city government to plan living under Soviet blockade for another year. Gustav Klingelhoefer of the economics council outlined three alternate plans to revive crippled industries with more industrial goods and raw materials. An American official confirmed the request was submitted, noting plans aim to end the blockade but acknowledge it could extend. A stray line about cats as precious animals appears in the text.
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Berlin
Gustav Klingelhoefer
Social Democratic Party
Democratic Dinner Compared To Belshazzar's Feast By GOP
A Republican senator likened the Democrats Jefferson Jackson gray dinner to Belshazzar's feast sparking a debate on 20th century politics. Brews ter and Pepper cited menu details while Baldwin and Langer mocked Democratic privilege and wealth among guests.
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Jefferson-Jackson Gray
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Brewster
Pepper
Florida
Maryland to Hire Worden Risberg Firm for Mental Hospitals
Governor Lane announced plans to employ Worden and Risberg, the Philadelphia consulting engineers, to implement reforms they recommended for Maryland mental hospitals. The firm’s study, begun last month, informs a forthcoming legislative message while holding back parts critical of individuals. Public release of the full report is not expected.
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Lane
Worden and Risberg
Maryland
Philadelphia
Tis
Town Meeting to Debate Maryland Communist Bill
Town meeting scheduled for next Tuesday to consider the Other Commission bill aimed at monitoring Maryland Communists. Official Mrs. JamesS. Martin stated Porter is unqualifiedly against the bill.
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Maryland
Jamess. Martin
Porter
Trapping conviction leads to jail for Earl Hanley
Earl Edward Hanley was convicted of larceny for stealing fur traps and of trapping muskrats without a license. He received six months in county jail for larceny and 20 days more on a parallel sentence after failing to pay a $20 fine for the license violation. Deputy and regional game officials aided in the case, with the stolen trap bearing Long’s initials recovered from Hanley. Riots and disturbances at two colored clubs resulted in multiple hearings, fines, and short jail terms for several defendants.
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New Design
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Hanley
Benjamin F. Phebus Sr
Frederick Trapper
George F. Crouse
Ballenger Creek
Long
Haley
Ballenger Creekine
Jacob Mines
Colored Elk's Club
Sherman Boone
Booth
Colored American Legion Club
West South Street
Catherine Stallings
James
Stallings
Pauline Dickensheets
Lewis G. Crouse
Benjamin Sullivan
Washington
City
Robert Morrison
David Carroll
Lieut
Dorsey
Sergt. Swomley
Marshall W. Winters
Haserstown
James H. Rouree
Harry L. Maraha
Knoxville
Reed S. Wilson
Larceny case filed after wire theft at local company
Bond posted before the magistrate by William Clyde Harding of 25 Winchester street after arrest yesterday noon by Lieut. Six, Investigator Bartgis and Officer Hoffman on reckless driving and larceny of wire from M. J. Grove Lime Co. Preliminary hearing set for Monday morning.
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William Clyde Harding
Winchester Street
Six
Bartgis
Hoffman
M. J. Grove Lime (Co
Compromise Housing Program Moves Through Senate
A compromise housing program reached the Senate floor today with 11 Democratic and 11 Republican sponsors. Passage was confidently predicted despite opposition from Senator Bricker who criticized the bill and urged amendments to bar segregation in public housing. Senator Taft of Ohio is among the sponsors.
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Senate
Bricker
Ohio
Senate Banking Committee
Taft
Lawmakers Advance In Senate On Housing Bill Rewrite
Senator Ellender of Louisiana helped steer a rewritten long range housing bill through the Senate committee by a 9 to 3 vote and sent it toward potential action, after previously authoring an earlier measure that passed the Senate but failed in the House.
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House
Ellender
D. la
Escapees From Reformatory Sentenced to Two Years
Five men who escaped from the State Reformatory at Breatheds ville were sentenced to two more years in prison. A sixth escapee remains in the infirmary with frost bitten feet. The group used an acetylene torch to breach basement bars on Feb 1. Two were captured on the grounds. four surrendered at a farm near Funkstown.
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Breathedsville
Funkstown
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