Showdown on Kansas City Probe Delayed in Senate
Senate Republican policy committee delayed a showdown on a proposal by Senator Kem to investigate Attorney General Clark’s handling of Kansas City vote fraud charges. Democrats resist moving the inquiry. Taft and senators Ferguson and Wherry designate a subcommittee to seek a parliamentary resolution. The plan shifts to a housing agency reorganization proposal and a vote timeline aiming to adjourn Congress by Saturday.
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Clark
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Taft
Aft
Ferguson
R-Mich
Wherry
Bo Neb
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Ohio
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Kansas City Star
Roger C. Slaughter
Enos Axtell
Axtell
Albert Reeves, Jr
Justice Department
Next Aggressor To Make U. S. Target Baltimore
Brig. Gen. Leon W. Johnson, 15th Air Force commandant, warned at the Legion of Valor that any future aggressor would target the United States first. He contrasted WWI 17 months and WWII 30 months to prepare with a remark that bombs come in 17 hours. He urged a strong air force as delegates from across the country gathered for the convention.
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Baltimore
Leon W. Johnson
15Th Air Force
United States
Johnson
General Johnson
Wallace linked to third party call by Communist groups
Washington July 21 House Unamerican Activities committee pressed Henry A Wallace after testimony that Communists push for a Wallace headed third party. Witness Walter S Steele said New Republic ownership records exist and that the magazine was financed largely by foreign capital, originating in England and now Canada.
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House Committee On UnamericanActivities
Henry A. Wallace
Walter S. Steele
National Security Committee
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Steele
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New York City
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California
Robert Kenny
Republiic
England
Canada
Committee Approves Perlman Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee approves Philip B. Perlman as solicitor general by a ten to one vote. Ferguson of Michigan dissents. Wiley says the full committee plans a Thursday or Friday Senate vote after review and a written report. Perlman, 57, Baltimore attorney, is a Truman nominee from January.
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Senate Judicary Committee
Philip B. Perlman
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Ferguson
Wiley
R-Wis
Judiciary Committee
Senate
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Donnell
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Perlman
Baltimore
Truman
Great Sally O Leary Walks Home After Lourdes Pilgrimage
Pittsburgh crowds cheered as Sally O Leary, crippled since birth, walked from a plane upon arrival from Lourdes France. Her father Daniel embraced her and recalled her early fear of the water and braces, saying prayer helped.
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Sally O'Leary
Our Lady of Lourdes
France
Willunsburg
Daniel
Local Girl Delores Shook Crowned at Allentown Festival
Delores Shook, a semi invalid wheelchair user from Frederick, Maryland, attended the Good Shepherd Home anniversary in Allentown, Pa, where she sung a solo and played a role in a pageant. She may pursue teaching or music as a career with support from her family and the home. The event marked the 39th anniversary of the Good Shepherd Home, funded by donations and directed by Rev. Conrad W. Raker.
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Good Shepherd
Allentown
Delores
Second Street
J Donald
John Raker
Conrad W. Raker
Ores
Oulen
Ween
Evelyn Lukens
Anna Wastler
Ann? Steele
A H Harrington
Charles Yinger
Sauce Hankey
A. H. Derr
Grayson Overs
Erie Ausherman
Edward Burke
Katie Seeger
Mary Seeger
Conrad Hargett
Monroe Stup
Alice Staley
Genevieve Chine
Alvida DeLashmuts
Muriel Baers
Mary Poole
Filda Magaha
Elaine Zern
Sherwood Zern
Alfred Fogler
Betty Fogler
Irving Bowers
Laura Shook
Donald Shook
Two Held On Statutory Rape Charge
William Francis Thompson and William Charles Daugherty were bailed Monday on statutory rape charges. Bond set at 5000 dollars for appearance in Frederick County Circuit Court. Accused of intercourse with a 12 year old Greenheld girl in city parks Sunday night. Girl slept on ark benches. held in county juvenile detention. State’s Attorney said no force or coercion. investigation began after routine check by Patrolman James Marks.
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Monrovia
William Charles Daugherty
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Greenheld
Ark
Couny
Edwin F. Nikirk
James Marks
Thompson
Daugherty
Carnally
Nikirk
Said
Slarks
Police pursue park assault as two benches pulled and shrubbery stripped
Police led by Thompson investigators, with Allen Bartgis and Don Swomley, investigated a girl’s claim of male companions arranging actions in a park. The scene showed two benches moved and nearby bushes stripped. Corroboration came from police. two men were arrested. In the Leaders Bible class, C Albert Gilson presided as Prayers were offered and the Life of Job discussed. Attendance reached 105 with Reds 49 Blues 53 and three visitors. William S Gosnell to speak next week. July and August aim to sustain a 100-man average.
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Marks
Allen Bartgis
Sergt
Don Swomley
C. Albert Gilson
Fev
Melvin T. Tabler
William S. Gosnell
Job
Oran C. Lease
E. Bryan Rice
Reds
Williams. Gosnell
Dr Routson Estate To Son And Other Probate Notes
The late Dr T Clyde Routson chief judge of the Orphans Court left his estate mainly to his Baltimore son Stoddard Smith Routson with a substantial trust fund at Farmer and Mechanics Bank for the son and his heirs. The will dated December 14 1946 provides 3500 bequests to the son and wife Mary Boutson and places personal effects with the son. Executors named include Stoddard Routson and Harry D Radcliff who renounced. Routson qualified. Other notes: W Edward Reid left 56000 to his wife Pauline E Reid with executors Maurice E Reid Carter L Reid and Paul P Reid. provisions for nephew James A Reid and split among heirs. Three administration accounts were approved by the Orphans Court including Baumgardner Wiener and Holland estates with inheritances and taxes detailed.
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Baltimore
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Parsons Newman
Grace E. Rice
Mary Charlotte Boutson
Farmer and Mechanics Bank
Stoddard S. Routson
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Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Mr. Routson
W. Edward Reid
Braddock Heights
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Maurice E. Reid
Carter L. Reid
James A. Reid
Maurice E
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E. Ralston Goldsborough
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Michael Jenkins Wiener
Clifford E. Holland
Annie Campbell
Hagerstown Man Is Fined For Drunken Driving
James P. Hodge of Hagerstown paid a $100 fine after a drunken driving conviction before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett. A companion, William Roy Osborne, forfeited $11.45 for driving without a license. Officer Simmons testified they swapped places to confuse him during a 4 a.m. stop on South Market Street. Osborne pled guilty and forfeited collateral to act as a witness. Hodge admitted drinking to celebrate the birth of a son. Frank W. Dearing of Harrisburg forfeited $11.45 for reckless driving in a separate incident near Mt. Pleasant, involving a three-vehicle collision after a signalless stop.
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James P. Hodge
Hagerstown
Magistate
Hodge
Sherman P. Bowers
Osborne
Simmons
Frank W. Dearing
Harrisburg
Mt. Pleasant
A. D. Hasenbu
City Offenses Include Multiple Intoxications and Disorder Charges
The notice lists individuals charged with intoxication and peace disturbance. James Pendleton Edgar Long face $2.50 fines each plus costs. Charles E Lee Webster Luby Richard Flock John Main John Henry Cray Charles W. Williams Larry M. Lincoln Richard E. Stine Jerry Hawkins face $5 fines each plus costs. Doug las E Irene Williams charged $323.80 each for peace disturbance.
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James Pendleton
Edgar Long
Charles E Lee
Webster Luby
Richard Flock
John Main
John Henry Cray
Charles W. Williams
Larry M. Lincoln
Richard E. Stine
Jerry Hawkins
Douglas E
Irene Williams
Baltimore Mayor Seeks Special Session on Tax Powers
A committee led by Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro will urge Governor Lere to convene a special session of the State Legislature next week to renew Baltimore’s special taxing powers. The committee was named at a conference of the City Board of Estimates and the Mayor's Budget Advisory Committee following Budget Director Herbert Fallin's report.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
Lere
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Cry Board of Estimates
Herbert Fallin
City Officials Seek Special Session to Extend Tax Authority
A Baltimore plan seeks to raise 1.9 million to 9 million dollars in special taxes to hold the 1948 tax rate at 2.96. Legislation would keep a special tobacco fee along with liquor wine bills and pinball taxes. The taxes would expire this year unless extended. A committee including the Mayor City Comptroller J Neill McCardell City Solicitor Simon Sobeloff and three Advisory Committee members will request a conference with Governor Lane to outline budget needs and urge a special General Assembly session. The Governor opposed renewing taxing authority in 1947 but said he would consider a special session if officials show continued need.
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Solieiwor
Simon Sobeloff
Lane
General Assembly
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