State Game and Inland Fish Commission Keeps Rules
After hours of hearings the commission rejected changes to raccoon, black bass and trout laws. It approved higher out-of-state license fees and left the black bass season as is. A April vote will consider a coon hunting period expansion and new training season.
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Chimney Fire Alarm Fails to Find Blaze on East Third
Fire alarms drew responders to 133 East Third Street for a chimney fire but firefighters found no blaze. A prior call from 130 East Third Street Thursday night prompted police to dispatch the Citizens Transportation Company after a composed inquiry about the risk.
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Russians Raze Reich Chancellery in Berlin
Berlin reports Soviet demolition squads began tearing down Adolf Hitler’s vast Reich Chancellery, removing salvageable marbles for memorials. The ruin sits in the Soviet sector as debris is cleared and repurposed.
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Pepper Pushes Taft-Hartley Repeal Strikes Snag
Senator Pepper of Florida aims to repeal the Taft Hartley Act through the Senate Labor Committee without hearings. Two fellow Democrats oppose the move as five Republicans back the repeal urging prompt action. Pepper vows to press forward despite absent allies and indecisive committee progress.
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Studebaker Plant Closed By Dispute
South Bend Indiana January 21 A labor dispute closed the Studebaker Corporation halting production and idling 16000 workers. The United Automobile Workers local executive board called a mass meeting for 2 p m CST Sunday to vote on a strike. A spokesman declined to identify himself and said it was unclear if workers would return after a vote.
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Soviet moves hint at thaw as Salisbury cleared for Moscow
The Times gains a Moscow correspondent after a long gap with Harrison Salisbury to file from the Soviet capital. Washington and London view actions as more telling than talk as Berlin blockade looms and contrasting moves by Britain and Poland surface. An adjoining report notes attorney Leonard B. Clark receiving a suspended sentence and probation for embezzling from his mother’s estate.
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Tito Accuses Soviet Russia in Belgrade and Moscow Clash
Premier Tito denounces Moscow backed propaganda and severs alignment with the Soviet Union. Pravda editor Pospelov notes Tito’s break, praising Yugoslav leadership for small nations. Separate item reports Shannon, Ireland, millionaire Shannon Reynolds going broke at Shannon Airport after failed trip to Europe.
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Movie Bills Coming Week at Tivoli
Upcoming week listings show Technicolor Words and Music with June Allyson Judy Garland Gene Kelly Mickey Rooney Perry Como Lena Horne and Ann Sothern at the Tivoli Sunday through Tuesday. Additional titles include The Accused Wednesday Thursday, Seiled Verdict Friday, The Plunderers Saturday, plus Warner Pathe News Last Time Tuesday and Hal Roach comedy festival singles.
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Frederick Daily Page Promos Seabees Cartoon Feature
The Frederick edition lists a Sunday Fighting Seabees with Joby Wayne and a Rescue Dog cartoon. A Friday Prairie with Rus sel Hayden and a Saturday Wheels of Destiny with Ken Maynard. Also chapter 5 and a Fede Agents story, plus a cartoon I Taw a Petty Can. San Diego ads note refusal to run rentals restricting children.
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