Dedication Of Airport Discussed At City Meeting
City officials and All-American Aviation representatives discussed plans for the airport dedication in the Board of Aldermen room. Weather concerns may push the inaugural event to spring while All-American eyes service start around mid February and CAB approval.
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Aveways, Inc
Ing
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
All-American
Chamber of Commerce
ALA
Hudd Hh
Richard Shoemaker
John T. Quynn
Jaycee Aviation Com
Perry Ss. Heath
William J. Mitchell
Civil Aeronautics Board
Institute Service
Airways
Frederick
Richard E. Zimmerman
Zimmermen
Nh All-American
W. Raymond Welter
Weather Bureau
Lloyd C. Culler
Orange Blossom Special Is Derailed In Virginia Milford
Seventy? seven cars of the Florida to News Orange Blossom Special derailed near Milford Virginia twenty miles north of Fredericksburg. Three dining car waiters were injured and transported to a Fredericksburg hospital. Rail officials termed injuries slight and no passengers hurt. Cause of the derailment was not immediately determined. Property sale notices follow.
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Milford
Frederiburg
Here
Railesay Ofics
Missing Audrey Smith Leaves Woodsboro Family Puzzled
A postcard from Audrey Lee Smith of Woodsboro, North Carolina, states I don’t know me as her parents report she vanished from Washington College after a poor Spanish grade. Police traced no hotel registration in Asheville and cautioned no immediate search, hoping she would reappear at a local hotel later.
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Audrey Lee Smith
Woodsboro
Washington College
Burg
Weoodsboro
N.C
Miss Smith
Severe Cold Grips Mountain West Wrecking Crops
A brutal cold wave tightens its grip on the west and Great Plains. Montana reports its coldest day in 10 years as livestock suffer from blizzards and lack of feed while Wyoming and northeastern Mexico face continued blizzard conditions. Snow touches Los Angeles for the first time since 1932 and Long Beach, with temperatures plunging below freezing across the region. Rail and bus lines run near normal as weather shifts eastward with mild conditions in the east and south.
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Associated Press
Para
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Wyoming
Afexico
Liont Cury
Indiana
No Draft Calls To Be Made Next Two Months
A garbled report notes no draft calls planned for the next two months as the Navy relies on volunteers to meet manpower needs. Separate item: actor Robert Mitchum was convicted in Los Angeles Superior Court on a drug possession charge after a 45 minute trial.
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Navy
Mot
Mitchum
Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Bobby-Soxers
Superior
Budget Message Highlights Deficit and Defense Emphasis
The summary notes a 1950 fiscal budget of 31.9 billion dollars with a projected 573 million dollar deficit. It calls for revenue increases of about 4.0 billion, outlines defense outlays near 1.3 trillion, and stresses foreign aid, veterans, housing, education, and agriculture in a broad policy frame aimed at prosperity and stable inflation. The message warns deficits may continue and pledges plans if conditions change.
Driver Of Tanker Is Exonerated In Fatal Crash
In a Hagerstown court hearing, James Exler Jr. of West Nest was exonerated after testimony about a tank truck collision at East Patrick Street and Hamilton Avenue. Witnesses placed the tanker and car close before the impact, with skid marks showing 127 feet of travel after impact and 23 feet from brake to collision.
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Pati
Bagent
Russell L. Potts
Sagent
Barigis
Hoffman
Simmons
Earl Bagentson
James
Exler
W. Clinton McSherry
James McSherry
Edwin F. Nikirk
Frank Kelly
Hagerstown
Tri-State Tank Line, Inc
Character Defamation Suit Poses Damages in Maryland Court
Catherine Nusz sues Owen E. Ecker trading as Eckers Beauty Salon for 10000 dollars claiming defaming remarks published January 9 1948 on a Maryland unemployment compensation form damaged her reputation and led to a public hearing March 2 1948 in Frederick. Attorney Richard Herman filed the complaint noting defaming statements alleged to have been spoken to others. The case cites to supposed meaning that Nusz was not trustworthy and seeks restitution. SeparatelyWalkers elect officers and directors at annual meeting with Kent C Nicodemus as president and Clayborne M Zimmerman and Dr C E Easterday as vice presidents.
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Catherine Nusz
Owen E. Ecker
Eckers Beauty
Plaintff
Ecker
Office of Unemployment Compensation Board
Maryland
Richard Herman
Frederick
Department of Unempi
BANK
Bennett Ivey R Cramer
Fobt
Delapiaire
George Devilpiss
Carroll E Easterday
M D S . Grim
Raymond L Kelly
Kent C. Nicodemus
Robert N.codemus
R. Ward Stauffer
Ray B. Zimmerman
Clayborne M Zimmerman
Dr. C E. Easterday
C. J. Grim
J. Harcold Haoper Keashier
Lower Food Prices This Year Likely
Baltimore reports at the annual Farm Bureau meeting that 1859 may see lower food prices as demand weakens from a past inflation boom. RR Callaway warned any price drop could squeeze producers while costs stay high. Various Maryland agricultural groups discussed alfalfa rotation, seed timing, weed control with 2 4 0, soil conservation progress, and cautions on new chemicals.
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Baltimore
Bureau
P. Callaway
Maryland
Univer
Calaway
Assuca
Farm Bureau
Edward K. Bender
University of Maryland
Maryland Crop Improvement Association
Joan Magruder
State Extension Service
Magruder
C. H. Liden
Crop Improvement Association
Nurserymen’s Association
Edward M. Davis
Soil Conservation Service
Cory
E. N. Cory
Maryland Livestockmen’s Association
Maryland the Maryland Tobacco Growers Association
Maryland Council Clubs
Blaryland Poultry Council
Maryland Agricultural Society
President's Pay Rise Aims To Pass Congress Soon
Washington reports the first major pay act of the new Congress seeks to boost both President Truman and Vice President Barkley. Proposals favor a taxable pay hike from 75000 to 100900 and an increase in non taxable expense allowances from 49690 to 356500. The measure also proposes a 1400 annual expense allowance and a 100 free expense account for the President, with a separate allowance for the Vice President.
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Washington
Truman
Barkies
Fiist Congress
Firemen Assist City Hall Spouting Repair
Firemen used the Citizens ladder truck this morning to place new spouting at City Hall. A repairman climbed the elevated ladder mounted on the truck parked in Market Space to reach the work.
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City Hall
Truman Proposes Record $41.86 Billion Peace Time Budget
President Truman submitted a record 41.86 billion dollar peace time budget for 1951, 1.67 billion above this year, with calls for higher taxes to fund expanded social security and a national health program. He warned future budgets must rise to cover growing world duties and an expanded military, and urged Congress to adopt a universal military training plan and higher postal rates to trim deficits.
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Washington
Isa
Truman
Congress
Europe
America
80Th Congress
White House
Capitol Hill
United States
Coun Nh
Weing
St. Lawrence Seaway
Detic
Postoffice Department
Middle East Crisis Reached Cabinet for Britain
London reports show Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin briefing key cabinet and defense chiefs on the Middle East crisis following Israel's downing of five RAF planes. Attlee called the session to map Britain’s next moves and potential enhancements to bases as warships and troops gather in the Mediterranean. A Foreign Office spokesman cited limited exchanges with Washington and avoided details. Roosevelt says Eliott Roosevelt recovering after minor operation at Le trots Sanitarium in New York.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Mid-East
Israel
Attlee
Britain
Mediterranean
Foreign Office
Washington
Aqaba
Nationalist Force Wiped Out in Civil War News
Peiping dispatch reports Chiang Kai-shek's government struggles to hold China against Communist forces. Diplomatic moves included US, Britain, France, and Russia urged to seek settlement as Nationalists lose ground. Western diplomats called to Foreign Office amid signals of potential deal between rivals.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Foreign Office
Spencer Moose
Associated Press
Peiping
Tientsin
Soviet Tactics in Berlin Fail
A Jan 10 report notes U S observers view Soviet methods in Berlin as failing to win Lennia to communism and cites setbacks for communism in western Germany from British elections and trade unions. It highlights German nationalism rising in western Germany and US occupation zone concerns about costs. An auto fire near Fort Dicon destroys a man’s car. state trooper Reed Sheets says baggage salvaged.
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Lucius
Lennia
U.S
Berlin
Germany
Germ Yany
U. S
Clay
Socialist Unity Pa
Social Party
Pelice
Acto Bens
Fort Dicoon
John C. Sheets
Reynals
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Record Street
Court House
Mirs
Edward D. Storm
Jenramson
Cidren
Williamson
J. A. Williamson
Storm
Thurman
Banx
North Walnut Street
Thurmont
Russell Forney
William J. Stoner
Earl Hoffman
William M. Storm
Asheville, N. C
York
Rights of
Rong
Foreign Am International Affairs and Finance
Western
Atlantic Alliance
International
National Defense
Grotas
W. H. Eyler, Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Middle East
Nat Man
Hussia
U. S&s
Lars Washington
Neen
East Church Street
William B Haifley
Lawrence B. Baldy
Roosevelt
New York
Eliott
Letroy Sanitarium
Chiang
Suchow
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