Rain Saves Frederick County Corn Crop Amid Lush Week
Weekend and ongoing showers arrive at a critical time for Frederick county sugar corn and other crops ending a drought. A local packing house says yields may reach near normal, with Golden variety at 21 dollars a ton and white Evergreen at 19. Canneries could begin packing in early August, as the season lasts a month or more and many Fredrick residents are employed by the factories.
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Civilian groups back merger of services in push for unified defense
Washington July 22 civilian directed United States Strategic Bombing Survey urged unification of armed services. The report blamed Japan's top level disunity for poor war planning and urged broadening air forces to co equal status with rockets and defense duties. It warned of improved joint agencies, while noting ongoing rivalries between Army Air Forces and Navy over land based air power.
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Freeman to be recalled in war profits inquiry
Washington July 22. Senate War Investigating Committee orders Joseph Freeman Washington agent for a western munitions combine to be recalled for questioning about efforts to influence a witness in the war profits probe. Witness list includes Rep. May, Judge Samuel Dickstein, Maj. Gen. Alden H. Waitt, and secretary Jean Bates.
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Probers Seek Extra Funds for War Investigation
Washington July 22 The War Investigating Committee requests more money to augment the 85000 appropriated earlier this year. Senate panel cites unexpected costs from a midwestern munitions inquiry and a planned review of Col Theodore Wy man Jr former Hawaii engineer. Budget pressures include federal pay boosts and backlog of war contract cases awaiting hearings before Congress adjourns.
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Senate rejects changes. moves to conference on control bill
Washington July 22 The Senate refused to accept House changes in seminc control legislation and sent the measure to a conference committee amid sharp differences. Maryland Court of Appeals to hand four opinions in 16 cases as October session winds down. Three held after Maryland men questioned in a Somerset gas station holdup.
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Beall Says New Deal Is Washed Up At GOP Rally
Rep J Glenn Beall permanent GOP convention chairman in Baltimore declares New Deal is all washed up and urges voters to elect a Republican governor U S senator and congress in 1946 to secure victory. He says Republicans must work hard and notes rising national GOP trends amid convention plans in Maryland.
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Madame Sun Yat-Sen Calls Kuomintang War Promoters
Madame Sun Yat-Sen, widow of the Republic's founder, accuses Kuomintang actionaries of seeking a clash between the United States and the Soviet Union to trigger civil war in China. She urges a coalition government and U.S. cutoff of military aid to China to prevent a broader conflict.
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New Type Plane Takes Off From Big Carrier
A jet propelled Phantom fighter became the first all jet to take off and land on an American carrier deck aboard the Franklin D Roosevelt during tests. Lt Comdr James J Davidson piloted the plane from a 650 foot start and a 400 foot run, landing gently with wheels down. The vehicle reached speeds above 500 miles per hour powered by Westinghouse engines. The event showcased a new era in naval aviation and tested on the ship’s two and a half acre flight deck. Pope Pius XII granted audience to Fiorello H LaGuardia UNRRA director general at Vatican City. Harold A Frushour, a Republican candidate, filed campaign expenditures of 84.75 with the Circuit Court Clerk.
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Four Hundred Attend C E Meeting at Hood College
The Christian Endeavor of Maryland wrapped up its three day convention at Hood College Sunday afternoon with a Holy Communion service and an installation of officers led by Lieut. Comdr. Ernest R. Bryan of Washington. Rev. Cunningham of Baltimore urged Christ’s power over world leaders and personal life, noting power’s danger in figures like Hitler. Four hundred registered, including 225 delegates. Hilsas Dutterar of Westminster served as host and presided for the two oclock session. A second note reports Camp Shanks New York becoming a ghost town as 1,985 German prisoners depart for home, completing a wartime shift from mass mobilization to demobilization.
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Another Conflict With Russia Over Hungary
Washington reports a sharp new protest to Moscow over Hungary's political freedoms. The issue underscores the Western Russian conflict framing the upcoming Paris peace conference opening in a week. Byrnes is expected to depart for Paris soon after returning from the last ministerial talks on Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy and Finland.
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Grain prices ease as oats slip while corn declines
Chicago markets open with oats trading actively after an early sell-off, while corn resumes its downtrend from late last week and barley follows suit. In New York apathy dominates a mildly irregular stock market as July 22 unfolds.
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Bomb blasts cripples King David Hotel in Jerusalem
A Palestine police communique reported a bomb attack on the King David hotel in Jerusalem, headquarters for the British army and Palestine government secretariat, killing about 50 and injuring around 40. Five assailants fired on a British officer, then detonated explosives, damaging the right wing and triggering a curfew and mass panic. Ambulances rushed in as the building burned and guards sealed the area.
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Undersea A-Bomb Test Near Bikini Atoll
Preparations for the underwater atomic test will be completed tomorrow as target submarines dive to 60 feet. Weather delays may push the blast back a week while forecasters hope a high pressure system shifts the inter tropical front south. Six submarines submerge tomorrow, two remain anchored at sunrise. TOJO case pleads mistrial claim over tribunal changes after long session. Triple pay authorized for Macey and Co. staff who stayed through strikes as operations resume.
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