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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1951

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3

New York Builds Food Defense System for Atomic Blitz

New York City has ready a food supply defense plan to endure an atomic blitz. It relies on merchant participation and transport operators, with Masciarelli stating the city could keep food lines open even if 65 percent of supply channels failed. The metropolitan area consumes 54 million pounds daily, sourced nationwide and abroad, and distributed via warehouses and storage plants. The emergency system unites haulers and distributors into a mutual aid force ready to act at a moment’s notice.

George Cornell New York New York City Anthony Masciarelli Mastarelli U. S Masciarelli Y

New Year Meeting Opens at Homemaker Club

The Women's Clubs hallenger Chub Ballenger Homemaker's Lab held its first New Year meeting Tuesday at the community hall with Miss Mollie Zimmerman hosting. Mrs. Monroe Stup presided as president. The opening song was America, followed by a New Year prayer by Mrs. Stop After. After business, Mrs. Russell Thomas spoke on How Ye Choose And Select Vegetables. Mrs. Chester Young was elected treasurer of the Community Hall fund. A letter from former member Mrs Charles Derr, now living in the Presby- was read.

Hallenger Chub Ballenger Homemaker's Lab Mollie Zimmerman Monroe Stup America Russell Thomas Chester Young Charles Derr Presby

Democrats Not To Fight Seating Of J. M. Butler

Senate Democrats voted not to oppose seating Maryland Republican John Marshall Butler, while continuing a committee investigation of his campaign. The seating will be without prejudice, allowing later action if the inquiry reveals grounds. Senator Tydings charged misrepresentation in Butler's campaign with a disputed composite photo. An investigation by a Senate elections subcommittee led by Senator Gillette continues.

Washington Senate John Marshall Butler Maryland McFarland D-Ariz Tydings D-Md Butler Earl Browder Gillette D-Ia

Co expects new facilities to finish late this year

Graph Co plans coast to coast expansion by linking Oniathe and Sanbran creo via Salt Lake City. ABC-TV will televise programs live to owned West Coast stations RECA-TV in Los Angeles and KGO-TV in San Francisco and to Far West affiliates KEMB-TV in San Diego and KSL-TV in Salt Lake City. Denmark legds stamped with dates of laying.

No-Request Statement Ties To Butler In Congress

He told reporters after coming out that he made no request and has not challenged Butler's right to take office when the new Congress meets tomorrow.

Butler Congress

ABC To Operate TV From Coast To Coast

New York January 2 The American Broadcasting Co today has the go ahead for the nation s first coast to coast television linkup. It will use full time coaxial cable service between Omaha Nebraska and San Francisco California and is expected to be in operation before year end. ABC ordered from American Telephone and Telegraph Co the cable system.

New York American Broadcasting Co ABC Americas Telephone and Telegraph Co Omaha Neb San Francisco Amenian Telephone & Tele

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