Britain Rejects European Coal and Steel Pool Plan
The British Labour Party tonight rejected a supranational pool to manage Europe’s coal and steel. The party warned private industrialists may pervert Schuman’s plan and refused a European union scheme unless grounded in national economic planning. It opposed an international authority and urged nation state coordination through government cooperation.
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Erickson Case To Be Resumed Wednesday
New York report says Bruce Erickson bookmaker facing a $12.5 million annual stake and conspiracy counts will have trial date fixed on Wednesday after adjournment. Attorney Sal Gelb seeks grand jury minutes arguing privilege and potential U.S. Senate testimony limits. Judge Midien reserved ruling and the case awaits scheduling.
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Rent Control Extension Passed By Senate In Vote
The Senate approved extending rent controls through 1950 and allowing six more months if local governments opt. The 34 to 28 vote saw 64 of 96 senators voting with five Democrats opposing and six Republicans for the measure. The bill moves to the House, with debate to start tomorrow as President Truman is assured House support.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce Guests at Taylor Residence
Frederick Chamber of Commerce directors were entertained at the monthly dinner session Monday evening at the Keedysville home of Charles K. Taylor. Lloyd C. Culter was praised for cooperation with the Chamber during the past year. Mayor Culler served as a Chamber director for 20 years. Russell A. McCain of the State Roads Commission was listed as a relative. A buffet supper followed on Taylor’s lawn.
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Flying saucers sighting reported by officer and witnesses
Captain Eddie Riekentbarker says saucers are real while Allan Twerrtey and Oliver Tiwentey describe a circular orange object with an elliptical tail seen over Chestnut Farms in a brief 10 second dawn sighting. Unidentified sounds and a lone witness accompany the event.
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Vote In City Election Held Four Years Ago
Mayor Lloyd Culler defeated former Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger four years ago by 210 votes. Returns tabulated by precincts show precinct results with Culler leading in most districts. Baltimore court upholds Public Service Commission rejection of a transit fare hike today.
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Pace optimistic on world peace at Louisville address
Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Jr told reporters in Louisville that the world has the greatest opportunity for peace since World War II end, while delivering the University of Louisville commencement address. He cited no immediate prospect of war but warned against complacency and noted the U.S. Army's high morale and readiness.
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Zoning Board Meeting Postponed For Quorum Shortfall
Zoning Board of Appeals postponed Monday night meeting by one week due to lack of a quorum. Three members attended including Chairman Parsons Newman and members Schell and Russell while two others were out of town. Three matters remain: Evangelical Lutheran church fuel tank, Long store extension, Weil Bros. oil tank. Meeting slated for next Monday if Aldermen room is free.
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J. Edgie Russell
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City Hall
South Market Street Pavements Need Repair
Citizens request repair of deteriorating pavements on South Market Street. They urge city officials to fix the damaged sections to ensure safe walking conditions and prevent further wear.
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