Truman asks 10.5 billion for defense in wake of Korea
President Truman requested 10,496,976,000 more for defense to rain and equip 600,000 additional troops, bringing total to about 1,509,000 in the current budget. The request covers Army Navy and Marines and all services, with flexibility to transfer up to 10 percent. A stop-gap tax increase to fund the effort was under discussion with Congress.
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Truman
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House
Korea
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Doan's Pills Offer Backache Relief and Vitality
Doan's Pills provide relief for backache and accompanying symptoms like fatigue and dizziness caused by stress, cold, or damp conditions. The ad claims 4 years of use and notes temporary bladder irritation from minor issues, urging readers to try the remedy for kidney tube and waste filtration support.
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Kuley Funke Fion
Immediate 60 Percent Increase Planned For Marine Corps
Reports indicate a potential 60 percent rise in Marine strength, potentially adding about 57,000 personnel to total. Current figures from nearly a month ago show 75,900 Marines. Senate and House Banking Committees fast tracked Truman emergency controls. Symington pledges action against profiteering and mobilization measures. President Truman urges FBI tips on spying and subversion while considering funding for military projects in Europe.
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House
Senate Banking Committees
Truman
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
FBI
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Symington
Congress
Power Symington
South Korea
Senate Banking Committee
Taft
Bushwicks Ring in Ex-NL Stars for Brooklyn Nine
Al Cuccinello Gat Del Savio Tony DePhillips and Al Zachary, all former National Leaguers, join the Bushwicks, the crack Brooklyn semi pro nine, for the upcoming season.
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Gat del Savio
Tony DePhillips
al Zachary
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Milk Hearings To Be Resumed In Washington Market
Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association learns hearings before District of Columbia Commissioners on relaxing Washington market regulations will resume at 10 am Wednesday. Association officials plan to hear consumer and taxpayer groups, urging producers to attend. They say chemical sterilization will not lower milk prices and may erode milk quality, as steam sterilization remains favored by larger shippers.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Association
WII
Capital Area
A. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Council permits chemical sterilization without hearing
Mr Remsberg warned Alexandria Virginia officials acted in surprise and without inviting citizen input as milk regulations were set. He urged Frederick and nearby counties to attend hearings tomorrow seeking opportunity to be heard on the measure. The report also covers a Maryland education commission recommending Negro admission to graduate programs and a Detroit grocer proposing hoarder bags to curb wartime scarcity.
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Remsberg
Alexandria
Frederick
Commission
Baltimore
University of Marland
Commission On Negro Higher Education
Oats
Lane
Morgan State College
Detroit
Ernest L. Murphy
Murphy
Court News Marriage Licenses Listed In Maryland Area
A list shows marriages and licenses for numerous couples in Maryland and nearby states. Names include Lloyd Hofman and Ella Marah of Thurmont while others pair Altakes such as Stahley Kepner in Fairfield Pennsylvania and Curtis Carpenter in Washington with multiple spouses and ages. The notice spans Walkersville Littlestown Westminster Shenandoah Charlotte and Baltimore with ages from 19 to 49 including colored and divorced statuses and street addresses.
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Lloyd H. Hofman
East Third Street
Ella Mac Marah
Thurmont
John P. Stahley
Jo Ellen Kepner
Fairfield
Howard F. Curtis
Mary Lo Carpenter
Washington
Harry EB. VanFossen
Walkersville
Helen C. Eyter
LeGore Delwin
J. Messinger
Westminster
Catherine Viola Crabbs
Littlestown
Roger E Moore
Sharpsburg
Aldeth V. Wade
Burkittsville
Wayne R. Stewart
Branswich
Betty Y. Cooper
Charlotte
John Harold Moore
Garrett
Margaret Emily Boyer
Edward L. Ropka
Chestertown
Mary Dudley Sykes
Sarasota
Fla
James K. Lambert
Dayton
Philadelphia
Richard B. Wayminker
Patricia Frye
Winchester
Thomas M Davis, Jr
Magnolia Avenue
Patricia Ann Keller
Jefferson
Harold PD Kehne
Elizabeth E. Shoemaker
East Fourteenth Street
This City
Floyd Austin Delauter
Mylorsville
Cleora Marcel Shoe
Local Deeds Record Transfers Across City and County
Property transfers list numerous deeds including Leater to Edith Hamrick in the county for 10, Birely to Crum in the city, Ray to Haupt in the county, Gilbert to Whitbeck in the county, Leopold to Clara Leopold in the county for 10, Frank to DeGrange in the city, Blank to Mathias in the county for 0, Crammit to La Valentine in the city for 20, Cline to Schroyer in the county for 10, Schroyer to Cline in the county for 10, Mock to Mock in the city for 10, Linton to Neighbors in the county for 16, Klein to Frank in jelly for 10, Key to Hoffman in the city for 10, and a note on black walnut trees from seed.
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Alyce la Valentine
City
Arthur Ho Hufler
Kanie M. Linton
M.D
Harry A. Klein
Milton A. Frank, Jr
Jelly
George Key
Walter G. Hoffman
Eity
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