Roll Back Rents in Some Defense Areas
Washington July 26 a conference committee agreed to roll back rents in newly designated critical defense areas to levels before Korea. The move, a Senate bill acceptance, reflects Administration victory as bills merge amid disputes over livestock slaughter quotas. Debates over enforcement, local vetoes, and tax considerations shape the final plan. A separate incident notes an independent hose company extinguishing a trash pile blaze near Baughman's lane.
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Washington
Korea
Senate
House
Eric Johnston
Senate House
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Senate panel seeks cap on generals and admirals numbers
Washington July 26 The Senate Armed Services Committee urged the Defense Department to draft a bill capping active duty generals and admirals at 1 147 40 more than now serving except for the admiral Forrest Sherman vacancy The Army could add 14 generals and the Air Force 26 The move follows complaints that officer ranks are too high for the force size 300 ADMITS ARSON San Francisco July 26 Ahern said a 17 year old boy Kenneth Skinner admitted selling the apartment house fire that killed height persons Sunday
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Senate
Department
Adm
Forrest C. Sherman
Marines
San Francisco
Frank Ahern
Ahern
Kenneth Skinner
Hall of Justice
Frank Kelly
West Berliners Clash With Communists Along Border
Dozen West Berliners fought Communist groups in the Soviet sector for hours in Berlin. Bricks were thrown across the border, the Communist loudspeakers urged unemployed men to discuss their problems, and both sides briefly regrouped in the American sector before renewed clashes. A West Berlin truck driver led a renewed assault, several shop shutters were closed, and the West Berliners ripped down a Communist sign before carrying it toward the American sector amid cheering bystanders.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Bri
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Marriage licenses granted Arthie Glen Grossnickle and Jean Gains. Max S Kehne and Walk and Emme J Doreus, both adults, listed with ages. Gideon D Farsht transfers property to William A Farsht. John B R Stottlemeyer widower to Masie A Hill in a $19 city transaction. Gulf Oil Corp to Cyril Klein attorney, lease action for $1. Cyril Klein attorney to William R L Whitmars trustee and others in city deed of trust for $1,600.
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Court
Arthie Glen Grossnickle
New Windsor
Jean Gains
Taneytown
Max S. Kehne
Walk
Emme J. Doreus
Gideon D. Farsht
William A. Farsht
I. Com
John BR. Stottlemeyer
Masie A. Hill
Gulf Oil Corporation
C. Cyril ‘Klein
C. Cyril i Klein
Cyril Klein
William RL Whitmars
State Future Farmers Officers Are Elected
College Park July 2044 Gil bert O Bowlby of LaPlata was elected president of the State Future Farmers of America at the closing session of the annual convention at the University of Maryland. Robert Brobst of Accident, Garrett County, was elected first vice president and Robert Ward of Arundel second vice president. Other officers include James Smith of Juni tstone, C Herbst, treasurer, and Bob Dorseyburg, reporter. The executive committee consists of Fred Widdowson of Princess Anne, George Hastings of Hurlock, Thomas Bachman of Bel Air, and Dr. Gordon M. Cairn, dean of the University’s College of Agriculture. About 275 Vocational agricultural students attended.
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College Park
Gilbert O. Bowlby
LaPlata
Fueure Farmers of America
Ite
University of Maryland
Robert Brobst
Accident
Givett County
Robert Ward
Arundel
James Smith
Jintstone
C. Herbst
Hageurer
Bob Dorseyburg
Fred Widdowson
Princess Anna
George Hastings
Hurlock
Thomas Bachman
Bel Air
Gordon M. Cairn
College of Agriculture
Barinclaws Prices Cut in East Germany Chain Stores
German government announces price reductions of 10 to 43 percent for goods in its Tree chain store system. Despite cuts, prices remain higher than in Western Germany. In New Delhi India orders thousands of new guard troops for training, in a move not tied to the India Pakistan dispute over Kashmir.
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Germany
India
Okiztan
Kashmir
Backs Sign With Steelers Football League
Report notes July 26 signing of back players linked to i Twe ed 1051 contracts with Steelers football league and names Hob Nesworth.
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Tweed
Steelers Football League
Nks
Joe Hob
Nanesworth
More German Youths Arrive for Exchange Program
More than 370 German youths arrive in the United States for a year of home stays and American farm living as part of the SOnS Exchange Program aided by the State Department. The first group sailed to the US aboard a ship and many families host youths across Washington State and other states through community groups and organizations.
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Americar
Adroin State Department
Ccooper
Fhe
Windsor
Newlye
Shin
Charen Kelinven
Med
New York
Washington State
The
Grange
Fermational Farm Bureau
Ie Welfare Conference
Ary
Kiwanis
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Uriana
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Poolesville
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