Warner Movie To Be Divided Under Antitrust Plan
Washington reports Attorney General McGrath announced splitting Warner Bros into two independent firms, one for production and distribution and the other operating theaters. The plan requires selling some of the 480 Warner theaters and final decisions by the three Warner brothers within 27 months.
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Rotarians Review Past Programs and Leaders Highlighted
Rotarians discussed six month program reviews at a luncheon with highlights of speakers from John W. Staggers on Korea, Elmer Munshower on Frederick government, Allen Quynn on Far Eastern issues, Arthur Fleming on the Hoover plan, Governor Lane on Fair Week, Patton Lewis Jr on Maryland election aftermath, and Arnold Watts on civil defense. Guests included LeGore, Cline, and Ross. Also reported is the Washington award of the Congressional Medal of Honor to missing in action First Lt Frederick F. Henry, to be presented to his wife in a White House ceremony next Tuesday.
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Maryland
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Dick Cline
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Frederick F. Henry
Korea
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Amdong
Laven Henry
Salt Lake City
White House
First Day's Sale Totals $23736 Near Fowblesburg
The first day of a two day sale at S. P. Danker near Fowblesburg Baltimore county netted 23736 as dairy cattle seeds and dairy equipment sold. Eighty five heifers and farm machinery drew many buyers from Frederick and Loudoun counties. An Holstein cow sold for 510 and a top Holstein for 435. Hay and straw prices were 36 and 21.50 per ton. Wallace Austin manages the sale. Danker is disposing of stock after selling his farm.
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Rockets identified as Chinese copies of US weapon
The Army reported that rockets used against U S troops in Korea are Chinese Communist copies of an American made 4 1/2 inch racket. Officials noted press reports had suggested American manufacture but Army experts confirmed the Chinese copies.
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U. S
Korea
Chinese Rockets Made in China In June Fifty Itself Announcement
A June 1950 notice states that the Chinese rockets were manufactured in China, with the announcement adding emphasis on domestic production. The fragment notes a self-contained assertion about origin and timing without additional details.
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