Soviet Budget Figures Reveal Heavy Defense Emphasis
Soviet Prime Minister Stalin attended the Supreme Soviet budget session in the Kremlin as Finance Minister Arseny Zverev outlined 1950 plans. The bill proposes 432 billion rubles in revenue and 427.9 billion in expenditures with a 4 billion ruble surplus, defense taking about 65 percent of state appropriations amid global budget comparisons.
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Elected Mayor Faces Conviction and Parental Neglect Case
In Frederick a Textile salesman Guy Scielzo was jailed for sentencing July 12 after being convicted of wrongdoing including neglecting his four year old daughter Vincenza. The article also notes community notices and local activities including Faithful Circle Class meeting, Voluntas Class gathering, a teen age dance, and a TV and radio program schedule.
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Guy Scielzo
Vincenza
James G. Wallace
Scielzo
Faithful Circle
Grace Reformed Church School
Russell C. Thomas
Ballenger Creek
Margaret Railing
Elmer Stine, Jr
R. L. Day
Hagerstown
Tommy Stine
Mary Thomas
Wiliam Thomas
Georgie Stine
Elizabeth Herman
St. Louis
Myersville Carnival Opens Saturday Night
Plans for the annual Myersville carnival are set with a three night music lineup. The Myersville Womens Club will provide refreshments while bands from Rohrersville Jasper Harmony Dickey Davis Kendrick and Horn and his dummies will perform on various nights. The Saturday finale features Bill Nichols and his little German band. The note adds CBS plans for Truth or Consequences and a moon temperature drop to 40 below zero.
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Myersville
Rohrersville
Jasper
Harmony
Middletown Valley
Dickey Davis
Kendrick
George
Horn
John
Bill
Bill Nichols
Emmitsburg Town Commissioner Hollinger Resigns
John J. Hollinger resigns as Emmitsburg commissioner with James Hays named to complete the term. Mayor proposes a town owned garbage truck and shared incinerator plan with Thurmont to cut costs. Two $500 bonds to be retired, deeds to Lutheran church parcels, alley relocation near Tokar property approved, and municipal meter duties reorganized with a new assistant and parking square painting planned.
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John J. Hol- Hnger
Emmitsburg
Board of Commissioners
Shid G. Obler
Halchier
James
Hays
Hollinger
Lutheran Church
Tokar
Woodring
Donald Rodgers
Aso
City plans long range sewer ring for north Frederick
The News reports Mayor Rodgers presented a long range plan to the Council to install sewer pipes that would ring the northern section of Frederick from the disposal plant to the Beegle property on North Seton Avenue to relieve the sewage condition. The plan remains under consideration. The article notes daily displays of a new crop of blooms by the grass area near Main Street.
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Seton Avenue
Rodgers
Beegle
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