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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1952
Page
3
The News 1942 reporting cites Wilson arguing for a defensive, long-range U S industrial mobilization. He says by 1862's end major equipment should level off beyond aircraft, stressing limited goals, avoidance of vast stockpiles, and focus on new high quality weapons with ongoing design changes and testing.
ODM head Charlee Wilson reported a government re examination of the guns with butter policy. He cited 1951 armament gains with little industry disruption and warned the severest civilian pinch will extend into 1953. He urged legislation to fortify price and credit controls to curb inflation and stated there can be no yield to further wage demands.
Judge Joseph Sherbow and State Senator George Della urged strengthening Maryland narcotics law. They argued against repeal, proposing amendments to cover synthetic drug trafficking and to adjust mandatory minimum sentences, aligning narcotics court powers with murder or rape cases. Senator Della supported the amendments as strengthening the law.
A Navy Air Test Center helicopter crashed on takeoff, killing Lt Col Arnold H H Delatio, 3M-year old Marine hero of the Battle of Murway, and Lt Cmdr Edward A Arnold, 34, of Bedford New York. New York City logged its greatest snowfall on December 26 27 with 258 inches in 24 hours.
An enlarged forty four page volume titled Rheumatism is being offered free to readers who write to The Ball Clinic Dept. 3505 Excelsior Springs Missouri. The pamphlet criticizes drugs and medicines for only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical non medical treatment proven over 13 years. Writing carries no obligation and may save years of misery.
Washington, Jan. 8 1952 Congress faces sharp critique from the National Committee for Strengthening Congress as it returns for the 1952 session. The private group cites lack of organization and responsibility, failure to control money, and misuse of time, while noting hopeful signs and urging reforms.
George M. Moore chief counsel for the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee announces he will resign to run for Congress in Maryland's 6th district. In ten years he advised members and led investigations for the Joint Congressional Committee on the Reduction of Non-Essential Federal Expenditures and for the Senate Judiciary Committee.
State Police report a 48 year old Black man, Charles Sterling, killed by gunshot to the stomach at the Evans oyster house cabin. Elsie Elizabeth Sewell, 52, a Black woman, is held for questioning as investigators pursue the case.
Kansas City readers are invited to request a free descriptive circular and receive a $3.50 truss as a present for reporting. The ad touts an inconspicuous, comfortable rupture device without belts or springs, claiming it holds easily and offers joyous freedom from rupture trouble.
Raymond Daoust Montreal attorney says his sister Mrs George Lemay vanished while fishing near the Florida Keys likely kidnapping. He arrives to lead on air sea and land searches offering 500 dollar reward for clues. Lemay, a former Miss Cinema semi finalist, disappeared Friday night from an Overseas Highway bridge between Miami and Key West.
Mae Hooper presides as thirteen members and leaders answer roll call. Helen Wachter and Betty Wachter join the group. Mrs Reginald Biser announces a holiday basket donation by the slo to a worthy family. Committees named Foods Betty Wachter Jane Shuff Patricia Shuff Clothing Connie Schultz Jeannette McKenzie Helen Wachter Home furnishings Mary Wachter Janice Phelps Stella Kimmel Home management Mary Frances MacKenzie Betty Kinna Rossie Turner A further sale is planned. Refreshments are served and the next meeting is set for February 5 at Mrs Biser s home.
E T Michael president of Local 842 CIO United Auto Workers said 6,000 workers at the Fairchild Aircraft Division approved a three year contract. It provides a 9 cent hourly raise with 5 cents pending Wage Stabilization Board approval and the rest tied to a cost of living clause. An additional 4 cents an hour rise is scheduled for October 1952 and October 1953, retroactive to October 22, 1951.
Two Allegany County residents are named in a Maryland and District of Columbia list of 32 individuals who paid a total of 2.2538 million dollars in federal gambling taxes over the past two months. The released names include Kenneth D. Racy and George S. Lynn.
Ted Kroll of New Hartford N Y surged into a first place position at the end of the third round of the $17 500 Angeles Open. He edged past several of the era's top players as he posted the lower score of the day to seize a narrow advantage.
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