Schedule for Last Two Weeks of Congress
Senate leaders outlined a two week agenda including a long range housing program and a push on the veterans bill while Taft warned that key measures may be crowded into the session. The list also covers plans to unify housing agencies, GI Bill improvements, Puerto Rico governance, safety codes, Social Security tax changes, sugar quotas, and UN related resolutions.
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Pacific Islands
United Nations
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Two-Fifths Inch Of Rain Falls Here
Scattered thundershowers Friday evening brought varying rainfall in Frederick County. In Shookstown residents reported about an inch, Frederick saw around two-fifths of an inch, and Linden Hills measured less. Potomac River remained muddy, Monocacy very muddy, and 1.06 inches were logged at the Linden Hills station. More showers were expected along the mountains as temperatures rose and humidity stayed high. Overnight low near 60.
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Frederick County
Catoctin Miounta
Shookstown
Frederick
U. S
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Potomac
Monaco
Statewide Community Property Law Urged In Legislature
J oseon R. E 11 outlined a proposal urging a state community property law similar to other states. The plan would allow husbands and wives to report family incomes separately, even when the full property is owned by one spouse. Governor Lane said he would ask the Legislature to consider the statute.
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Cor Sal
Senate
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Lane
Sober-Dopper: head injury cures alcoholism claim shocks researchers
A report claims a blow to the head can stop heavy drinking by curing alcoholism, based on studies of drinkers who sustained injuries. Researchers at HRC Hive caution that the claim lacks robust evidence and warrants scrutiny.
Negatives Of Bomb Parts Stolen During Breach Report
An official told Congress that memic documents and negatives of bomb parts were taken from Los Alamos. FBI agents recovered missing material. Senators said there was no effective security breach, though some documents were removed in March as sergeants removed items.
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Hopkins Receives Gift of Million for Johns Hopkins Medical Research
Baltimore July 11 Dr Isaiah Bowman president of Johns Hopkins University announced a gift of 1000000 by Under Secretary of State Will Clayton and Mrs Clayton for medical research to the University School of Medicine. The funds are held as 2060 shares of Anderson Clayton and Company stock with income to support a special medical research committee. This major gift will back research deemed crucial to the Department of Medicine and will advance the university’s endowment goals as costs rise.
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Will Clayton
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Warfield T. Longcope
Uni- Vy
Red Beard Wins S100 Prize In Pennsylvania Contest
Warnesboro Pennsylvania July 1A A flowing red beard measuring inches from chin today won the title of longest beard in Pennsylvania in a contest held in conjunction with the beard day. Nearby Greencastle’s CJ of presented a check for 109 dollars by Tom Breneman radio host.
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Tom Breneman
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Enesbore
New Inflation and Civilian Jobs Warnings Reported
Washington officials prepared a special economic report to Congress detailing inflation risks and anticipated wage gains in coal and steel. The memo notes higher coal wages, tentative price increases, and a push for a congressional inquiry into consumer prices while outlining potential actions after a wartime wage accord. Unemployment rose to 5.55 million, with a large on/off-farm workforce shift and student job seekers entering the market as farm jobs declined.
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Charles JG Ross
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New Homes To Be Built In The County
Eleven new dwellings and improvements to four homes are included in county building operations overseen by Lemar Barrer. The 21 permits total about $50,000 for first month activity. districts in the county show substantial wartime construction.
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Bulding Pets
Nu Bunga
Local Property Additions Noted Across Maryland Towns
Frawor Cramer of Walkersville adds a dwelling for 5000 dollars. Earl R Heffner of Brunswick builds a bungalow for 3000. Charles A Haller of Thurmont constructs a bungalow for 890. Clarence A Stricklex of Peterville raises a bungalow for 2500. Iner Mercer near Middletown adds a house and garage for 1100. Frances Addison of Mt Picasant builds a bungalow for 3000. Douglas E Harley and wife near Yellow Springs erect a dwelling for 4000. Catecum Park listed with 250 BR feed storage by B E.
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Walkersville
Earl R. Heffner
Brunswick
Charles A. Haller
Thurmont
Clarence A. Stricklex
Peterville
Iner Mercer
Middletown
Frances Addison
Mt. Picasant
Douglas E Harley
Yellow Springs
Catecum Park
Charles E
Operating Room Blast At Baptist Hospital Reported
An explosion occurred in an operating room at Baptist Hospital in Los Es. A patient, the daughter of a retired bank employee, and three others were affected. Raymond reported details to investigators as the incident unfolded today.
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Baptist Hospital Tech
Los Es B
Raymond
Escape attempt at state camp ends in deaths at fence
Five black prisoners were shot to death and eight others wounded as guards and county police opened fire during an escape at Anguilla prison camp near Brunswick, Georgia. The warden said five prisoner guards and three county officers fired with shotguns as detainees tried to scale a 12 foot fence, killing one inmate who fell from the fence and injuring others, some seriously.
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W G Worthy
Anguilla
Brunswick
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