Anti-Russian Policy Urged On GOP By Senator Knowland
Senator Knowland urged the GOP to adopt a policy preventing Russia from leveraging a future presidential win. He argued against isolationism and said party success should strengthen collective security. The address was at a Republican National Committee dinner ahead of the 1948 campaign budget decisions.
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SSS Tonic Promised to Boost Red Blood Cell Power
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a treatment to raise red blood cell counts, reduce fatigue, and improve vigor. It claims medical authorities show positive proof for non organic anemia and promises better digestion and appetite, urging readers to start the tonic now.
Frederick Plans Early Action On Traffic Improvements
Frederick officials prepare for the regular meeting to discuss curb parking elimination on Court Street and two way traffic restoration between Patrick and Second streets. They consider loading zones and right turn lanes on Patrick and Barnet streets as part of a spring traffic relief survey by State Roads Commission experts.
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Firemen Save Home At Hyattstown Monday
Prompt work by the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department with Gaithersburg firemen prevented destruction of the 7 room frame residence of Mrs Birdie J Dudrow in Hyattstown Monday night. The blaze started by an overheated chimney damaged the house about 1000 dollars. Firemen laid a long hose to a nearby creek for water and second story rooms were damaged by fire and water. Gaithersburg firemen also saved the tenant house of Alvie Messer near Laytonsville around 6 pm when 2 chimneys were damaged, property valued about 400 dollars, a booster stream was used to extinguish the blaze. The house is tenanted by George Carson.
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Alvie Messer
Laytonsvile
George Carson
Freedom Of Press At Stake In Canada
Alberta seeks warrants for publisher Jack Kent Cooke of Toronto and editor Harold Dingman of Ottawa over a December 27 New Liberty article "Babies For Export" criticizing the Alberta child welfare program. The case, pled as conspiracy to libel, raises broader questions about press freedom in Canada.
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Jack Kent Cooke
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Harold Dingman
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Gandhi Weak but Improved After 121-Hour Fast
A physician's report said Gandhi was better but still weak after his long fast. He was carried in an arm chair to his evening prayer meeting in New Delhi, reflecting his frail condition.
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
Police Back On Old Beats Resume of Officers Returns to Familiar Posts
Less than three weeks after a new duty schedule was issued for the City Police Department, officers largely revert to prior postings. Desk Sergeant Heffner returns to desk duty, Officer Dietz offs a boat to patrol, and Burras shifts back from Park duty to Square Corner. The night relief list remains unsettled and a temporary officer previously dismissed is still on the list. Authorities say the Police Commission plans to appoint a Chief of Police from outside the department.
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Austin Heffner
Norman Dietz
Sergt. Heff
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Arnold Simmons
Police Affairs
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Out of Town Officer Snag Delays Interview With Mayor
An interview with Mayor Culler was conducted regarding a metropolitan department officer who was listed as a liable source. The officer is now unavailable due to a promotion within his own city’s police ranks.
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Culler
Phone Workers To Seek Wage Increase Again
Washington January 19 A reader of telephone workers who failed to win a national contract in a six week spring strike says the women will pursue wage increases on a local basis this year. Joseph A. Beirne, president of the Communications Workers of America, urged avoiding another strike. He did not specify wage demands, leaving figures to negotiations at the conference table with the company.
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Joseph A. Beirne
Communications ‘Workers of America
Baltimore Attorney Seeks Fallon's Fourth District Seat
Annapolis Jan 192A Baltimore lawyer Sydney R. Traub became the first candidate in the field for Maryland's Fourth District Congress seat. Traub, who earlier was reported as a possible candidate for the office now held by Rep George H. Fallon, filed his certificate and $100 fee with state officials. Traub seeks the Democratic nomination while Fallon has not filed for the primary.
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Bertram L Boone
Traub
Voice of America Program Cleared by Congress
The Voice of America permanent broadcasting program to support U S state department aims was sent to President Truman with unanimous House approval of Senate amendments. Mundt said the program, backed by many who traveled abroad, is vital to counter Soviet propaganda, noting Russia spends over 100 million dollars yearly in Europe.
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War of weeds cited in Senate remarks by Senator Smith
Senator Smith references a “war of weeds” as a central battle, framing policy language and rhetoric around weed control. The remark sets a domestic policy theme while contrasting aggressive language with legislative action.
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Senator Smith
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