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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1949

Page

4

Acheson outlines changes to North Atlantic Treaty text

Secretary of State Acheson said he proposed numerous drafting changes to the still secret text of the North Atlantic Security Treaty after meetings with Canada and Western European powers. He described the edits as drafting adjustments and predicted a final text ready for publication within about two weeks as negotiations progress toward approval by all governments. He also discussed parallel arms aid legislation, noting it could extend to non pact states and to Greece, Turkey, China, and Korea due to geographic considerations.

Washington Acheson Canada Senate Foreign Relations Committee Western Europe United States State Department Greece Turkey China Korea

Guernsey Meeting Set at United Brethren Church

The Frederick County Guernsey Breeders Association will hold its annual banquet and meeting at 7 p m on March 3. Henry Child of the American Guernsey Cattle Club will speak on Guernseys with University of Maryland Dairy Department and Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association representatives in attendance. All Guernsey breeders and those interested are invited.

Guernsey Frederick County Guernsey Breeders Association United Brethren Church Henry Child American Guernsey Cattle Club University of Maryland Dairy Department Arthur Mulford Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association

Firemen Build Dam To Fight County Blaze

Firemen from the Independents county engine crew saved the residence of Joe Lee at Michael's Mill road between Buckeystown and Urbana when a frame outbuilding and a 1930 Ford were destroyed. The blaze started in a wall between the chicken house and garage, with 40 fowls lost and an estimated $750 damage. Firemen used neighbors and a dam across a nearby branch to back up water supply before damping the flames.

Independents County Joe Lee Michael's Mill Road Buckeystown Urbana Lee Joel Willard

Doctors Call For Defeat Of Maryland Chiropractic Bill

Maryland doctors urged defeat of a House bill they said would let chiropractors practice medicine. At a Baltimore hearing, Dr Williams claimed chiropractors seek to fool the public into thinking they are doctors, citing patient deaths linked to chiropractic treatment. Proponents argued the bill would not broaden existing law. The committee planned a vote next Tuesday after debate.

Annapolis Maryland House Public Health and Welfare Committee State Chiropractic Association Huntington Williams Baltimore New York State New York Wayne F. Crider The Chiropractic Association Williams Justin C. Wood Salisbury National Chiropractic Association Wood Steward Prince George's

British Laborites Win In By Election

London February 25 Labor Party wins a parliamentary by election seen as a strong test of strength. Labor holds the Hammersmith district seat amid mixed working class and property owner support. Vote winner Tom Williams, a history tutor at

London Baltain Labor Hammersmith Tom Williams

Senator O'Conor Proposes Shad Study Bill

Washington February 25 Senator O Conor Democrat Md introduced a bill to authorize a study of shad. The measure aims to assess shad populations and fishing impact under potential wildlife management programs. The proposal seeks agency review and recommended actions for conservation.

Washington Senator O'Conor D-Md

Schacht Gets Off Again as Sentence Is Nullified

Hjalmar Schacht, once a leading figure for Nazi Germany, has the eight year prison sentence nullified by the German Denazification Ministry after an appeals process and recent court actions. He lives in the British Zone near Hamburg and may face extradition if moved to the American Zone for another trial. Oyster spawning occurs May to September with reduced sales to conserve supply.

Stuttgart Germany Hjalmar Schacht Third Reich Wuerteemperg-Baden Denazification Ministry Schacht International Military Tribunal Nuernberg U.S Denazification Ministry Reichsbank Hamburg Denazification Walter Kuranski

Keystona The Original The Superior Flat Paint

An advertisement touts Keystona The Original as a superior flat interior paint for walls trim and wallpaper. It emphasizes durability coverage and a smooth finish for home interiors.

Keystona Superior

Maryland bill to outlaw court rules curb press freedom

Annapolis February 23 The Maryland Legislature was asked to outlaw court rules cramping the liberty and freedom of the press Senate Stromberg publisher of several weekly newspapers introduced a bill to forbid judges from the Court of Appeals on down to abridge in any manner Constitutional guarantees of press freedom Any such rules now in effect would be nullified on June 1 Stromberg's bill grew from a Baltimore court rule controversy that convicted three radio stations and a commentator for contempt The bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee before the Senate moved to pass measures including a full time commissioner of correction to supervise Maryland penal institutions and ensure free exchange of prisoners information between correction and parole and probation departments so on

Annapolis Maryland Legislatue Senate Stromberg D-Howard Court of Appeals Stromberg Baltimore Judiciary Committee Senate Maryland Departments of Correction

Maryland Legislature Adopts Pension Unemployment Plan

The Senate approved a Finance Committee proposal allowing pensions to qualify for unemployment benefits, offset by a House bill if needed. A Finance Committee amendment would lift the ban entirely. A hygiene course for high schools was proposed, and a free press bill by Stromberg drew action before adjournment. National parks welcomed 25,265,000 visitors in 1947.

Senate Kosakowski D-Bualto Ist Stromberg National Association of Broadcasters American Newspaper Publishers’ Association

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