Emergency Milk Plan For Capital
Washington major dairies and AFL workers approved an emergency home milk delivery plan for babies, nursing mothers, and the sick amid a three day old strike. Nine dairies will participate, deliveries require physician certificates and cover Washington D C and suburbs in Maryland Virginia. Four categories eligible include babies under two, nursing mothers, ulcer patients, and stomach cancer victims. others may be included with doctor certification.
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Washington
AFL
Maryland
Virginia
Alexandria
Lou's Shrewd Play Beats Slam Contract in Bridge Tale
In a JACOBY ON BRIDGE vignette Lou foils South by misdirecting the trump lead with a nine of spades. South misreads the position, wins the second trump with dummy, and loses the slam. London officials report eight commonwealth nations seeking a soft postwar peace with Japan to curb potential Russian or Chinese alignment.
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Larceny Lou
Lou
Dummy
Egst
Declarer
West
East
London
Japan
Russia
Red China
Tito calls Russian Communists a bureaucratic machine
In Belgrade Marshal Tito told Yugoslav Party students that the Russian Communist Party has become a bureaucratic machine. He warned that recent Soviet actions disturb the world’s working class and urged resistance, noting Tito’s split with Moscow in 1948 and predicting time will reveal who is right.
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London
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Russian Communist Party
Soviet Union
Tito
Yugoslav Communist Party
Belgrade
Moscow
Kremlin
Communists Facing South China Trouble
Mao Tze-Tung reports the south faces 400000 Nationalist guerrillas and economic distress, with unemployment and social instability. He cites American imperialism as a cause and predicts at least three years before any fundamental improvement, while calling for Red army trimming only if security is guaranteed.
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San Francisco
China
Mao Tze-Tung
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
Peiping
Associated Press
Red Army
Mao Warns Imperialists Threaten World War, US Costs Rise
Mao warned that forces seeking to liberate Formosa and Tibet aim to widen global conflict. He claimed the imperialist camp sustains danger of a third world war and warned of a $100,000,000 revenue boost for Uncle Sam. He cited new rules that exempt religious organizations from unrelated business taxes. The text notes population and town changes in Crigfield and Princess Anne and mentions county seat growth from 42 to 1401.
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Formosa
Tibet
China
Mao
Uncle Sam
Crigfield
Princess Anne
Unrelated Business Tax Faces House Action
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee voted to tax unrelated business activity of tax exempt groups including educational and charitable associations. Corporation income taxes could apply if a university owns a venture like a mincaroni factory. President Truman calls exemptions a tax loophole and backs limits on charitable trusts and foundations.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Wicomico And Talbot Grow Population in 1950 Census
Wicomico and Talbot counties show population gains in preliminary 1950 census figures for the Eastern Shore, with Wicomico at 39,541 up from 34,530 in 1940, Salisbury rising to 15,109 from 13,313, and Talbot at 19,968 up from 18,784. Easton, the county seat, reaches 4,839 versus 4,528 in 1840, while Somerset declines slightly.
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Wicomico
Talbot
Somerset
Eastern Shore
Talbot County
Easton
Somerset County
Britain not ready for Schuman Plan says Attlee
London June 33 Prime Minister Attlee called the Schuman Plan sketch a great idea but Britain is not ready to form it. In a Commons statement he said Britain will not agree in advance to a high authority that could dictate basic industrial policies to member nations. He outlined Labor policy aligning with European unity views issued by the Labor Party’s National Executive Committee yesterday.
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London
Attlee
Britain
House of Commons
Labor Party
June 13 4-H Club Meeting at Petersville
The Petersville Girls 4-H Club met at Marilyn Kifer’s home on June 13, opening with the Lord’s Prayer and 4-H pledge. Twelve members reported vacation plans, Beverly Axline demonstrated repairing an electric cord, and plans were made for an August picnic, a boys’ dance, and an Aclegar ment Day observance with garment entries. Dinner was served by Mrs Kifer and her daughter. next meeting is July 1 at Joyce Boyer’s home.
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Petersville
Marilyn Kifer
Beverly Axline
Kifer
Joyce Boyer
Palm Beach Ties and Botany Wrinkleproof Shirts Sale
Palm Beach ties priced 31.00 and 33.00, Beau Brummel ties 31.00, Botany Wrinkleproof ties at 1.50 and 2.00, Essley and Wings shirts from 3.00 to 4.00, B V D robes offered at unspecified price.
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Beau Brummel
Botany
Essley and Wings
B. V. D. Robes
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