Congress and White House duel over inflation policy
Washington July 3 The Senate and White House clash over inflation control as President Truman accuses Congress of disregarding dangers and Taft protests that Truman wants political stunts. Truman urges price controls rationing and an excess profits tax while Taft calls for emergency measures and criticizes the administration. The dispute coincides with a looming special session and a Senate filibuster on anti-poll tax legislation.
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Woman Spy for Russia Talks Freely in Washington
Elizabeth Bentley described her romance with communism and her role as a Russian spy. She testified before senators about gathering military data from William Remington of the War Production Board and about a White House contact aiding Russian code access. Bentley, later identified as Mary Watkins Price, claimed involvement with the Henry Wallace Progressive party.
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Wed in Church At Florence Jeanewue Vows
A Florence wedding united Florence Jeanewue and the bridegroom son of Paul Was. Relatives from Florence attended the ceremony at a church with a large reception at the co party home. The wedding party included Brenda Hash and Warfield with several siblings and friends in the front row. The program featured remarks on woodland rehabilitation and soil conservation.
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Oak Tree Most Likely Target For Lightning Strikes
W W White of the Bartlett Tree Expert Camp says oaks are more prone to lightning strikes than most trees with deep roots and open settings increasing danger. Protect property by installing proper lightning protection to turn trees into conductors. Iceland's 38,000 square miles are largely volcanic in origin.
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Firat Tree Farm In Maryland Dedicated
The 278 acre pine timber tract near Maryland was dedicated as a model tree farm under a state program to revive woodlands. Owner P H Giatfelter of Spring Grove Pennsylvania received a certificate from Governor Lane at a ceremony with forestry officials.
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Rail removal talks advance on East Patrick Street
City moves to remove Potomac Edison rails on East Patrick Street Frederick as Pittsburgh and Baltimore railroads weigh trackage rights. City Attorney Zimmerman reports replies from Pennsylvania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad urging Potomac Edison to request permission directly. quick action anticipated with State Roads Commission contracts proceeding.
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Contractor Plans Delayed Patrick Street Rail Work
A contractor on area highway improvements defers the East Patrick Street segment to allow negotiations for possible removal of Potomac Edison rails. The original plan had rails replaced with heavier track before resurfacing that Patrick Street section.
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State Fair Contest Seeks District Farm Queen
The Associated Women of the Farm Bureau invite farm girls aged 16 to 18 to a meeting at 115 Church Street, Friday at 10 a m to select a district representative for Maryland’s Timonium State Fair farm queen contest on August 28. Unmarried contestants on farms of at least three acres qualify. Luncheon follows at the Ahern Restaurant at 12 30. The winner and runner up will be on WFMD radio at 3 p m.
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Freder Three Theaters Reveal Week Of Screenings
The Frederick schedule lists Tivoli shows including Give My Regards To Broadway in technicolor with Dan Dailey and others, The Street With No Name, Wallflower, and other attractions plus Newsreels and cartoons. Opera House features Blood and Sand and Best Man Wins with multiple shorts. An archaeopteryx is cited as the earliest known bird.
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