Lane debates tax shifts and 1950 run risk
The article notes Lane in Frederik IN weighs a two percent sales tax and higher gasoline taxes while stating it is too early to decide on reelection in 1950 under a two term constitutional amendment. He is also seen as Maryland's first citizen amid local political maneuvering.
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Lane
Baryland
Maryland
Lane Reaches Halfway Mark as Maryland Governor
Maryland Governor William Preston Lane Jr enters the midpoint of his first term amid heavy duties overseeing a 2140000 yearly budget and bond issues. The 56-year-old veteran, a former general and World War I hero, emphasizes hard work and satisfaction in delivering results. His administration has pushed a $200 million road program, a Chesapeake Bay bridge project, higher teacher salaries, and a major school-building drive while resisting nationalized governance.
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Apnapolis
William Preston Lane, Jr
Lane
Maryland
Hagerstown
Herbert R. O Conor
Senate
Southern Governors Conference
National Governors Conference
Hst
Chesapeake Bay
Marvyland
Pontifex
Imag of Maryland
United
Little Fellows With Big Colds
A home remedy pitch promotes Vicks VapoRub as the relief for a child’s cold. Rub it on at bedtime to comfort the youngster and ease the worst suffering, with the product claimed to work even as the child sleeps.
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Begin Flights Over New Airline Route Inaugurated Today
US American Airways launches a familiarization route with 24 passenger DCF ton-engine airliners over Pittsburgh Connellsville Uniontown Cumberland Marburg Hagerstown Frederick Baltimore and Washington DC. Norman Rintar directs the program as pilots perform landing and takeoff series to test navigational facilities and airport procedures. The airline has logged over 34 million miles of air transport in the Middle Atlantic since 1939 and follows standard procedures to ensure safety for its upcoming passenger service.
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US American Airways
Pittsburgh
Connelleille
Uniontown
Cumberland
Marthburg
Hagerstein
Frederick
Baltymoore
Washington, D. C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Norman Rintar
Fisgat
al Amercan
All American
al American
Middle Atlantic
James S. Douglas dies in Montreal at 80
James Stuart Douglas aged 80 died at his home in Montreal on January 2. He was the father of Lewis Wayne, the U.S. Ambassador to ? His passing marks the end of a long life.
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James S. Douglas Dles
Montreal
James Stuart Douglas
Lewis Wwene
U.S
Spielman
Baltimore
Amos Edgar Speim
The
Methodist Church
Tomorre
Hagersown
Gaithersburg
Arrests Reported For Disturbance And Intoxication
City police logged seven arrests for disturbing the peace and fighting during the weekend. Additional charges included intoxication four cases, non support one case, and reckless driving one. Several warrants posted for peace disturbances. others eluded bail. Also noted were deaths and other city notices.
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Tomication
John Schley
Kineharts Palley
Joan W. Wright
North Bentreet
Marshall Wetzel
New Cumberland
Reubert Maddox
Frederick
Vilford
Paul R. Wakefield
Unen Bridge
Ted
West Patrck Street
Engagement Notice for Delores Madeline Hann
Dorothy G Easton of 44 East Street announces the engagement of her daughter Delores Madeline Hann to John A Hann son of Mr. Clayton C Hann of 702 North Market Street. No wedding date set. New Windsor January 3 awards for a holiday doorway contest list first prize $15 to George S Obrcht, second $10 to Wi College Avenue, third $5 to Raymond M Browin.
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Dorothy G Easton
East Treet
Delores
John A. Hann
Clayton C. Hann
North Market Street
New Windsor
Gsor
George S Obrecht
Church Sreet
Wi College Avenue
Raymond M. Browiu
High Street
More American Aid Is Needed
Paris reports 19 ERP member governments seek 4.347 billion in US aid for 1949–50, $523 million less than the prior year. OEEC outlines hard postwar conditions, uneven recoveries, and reliance on American funds to revive trade despite war effects and shortages.
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Paris
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
OEEC
U.S
Congress
Italy
Economic Forecast Sees Growth Amid War-time Shortages
A 20 page report projects more bread and tobacco, a 5.5 percent rise in coal supply, and electricity gains of 4 million kilowatts, with consumption nudging above prewar levels. Population up 10 percent means per person availability dips. meat and fat supplies fall versus prewar.
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Congress
Europe Faces Shortfall in Postwar Textile Output
The report notes Europe is behind the 1945-49 production target and may require boosting 1948-50 output by about 14 percent to compensate. It asserts textile production is planned to rebound above prewar levels.
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Europe
Textile mill plans vary between synthetic and wool fibers
The article notes a shift in fabric production with a major emphasis on synthetic materials while wool and cotton were also planned. Cotton fabrication was expected to remain below prewar levels, reflecting wartime and postwar economic adjustments.
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