Long-Awaited Filibuster Opens in Senate Fight
Washington reports a historic filibuster as Southern and Northern Democrats clash over a move to curb debate. President Truman urged leaders to confront the issue while the floor stalled since noon. Senator George of Georgia argues civil rights plans threaten constitutional rights and questions federal policing power.
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Filibuster defended as last forum of free debate
Senator Russell of Georgia argued the Senate remains the last forum of free debate on earth and said the filibuster has never been abused but serves to bring minority views before the public, ending the debate over its use.
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Emergency landings by two planes over New Jersey
Two American Airlines DC-6 aircraft reported smoke in the cabins while en route to New York. One carried 20 passengers from Washington to New York and landed at Wildwood airport in bad weather. The other, from Mexico City to New York with 48 passengers and a crew of five, landed earlier at Philadelphia International Airport after venting smoke through the system due to an oil leak. No injuries reported.
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New Jersey
Washington
New York
Mexico City
Philadelphia International
Edward D. Swanson
Sarasota
Fla
Court News lists fancinage licenses and property deeds
Court news lists licenses for Clyde W. Cook and Frances Healey and several others from Maryland and Pennsylvania. It also details property transfers involving Forrest Moler, Edward Smith, Ralph Layton, Nannie Trout, Kieffer DeLauter, and others across multiple counties with nominal sums.
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Clyde W. Cook
North Market Street
Frances Barnett Healey
Martinsburg
W. Va
John J. McEwen
Margaret E. Hahn
Walkersville
Lester E. Haller
Donald J. Flickinger
Mifflintown
Ruth A. Dillon
Biglerville
Hershey
Hilda L. Lunequist
Hummelstown
Forrest
G. Moler
Douglas E Wenner
Edward J. Smith
Edgar G. Emrich
Real estate transfers list from county and city deeds
L Harwood and wife county ten dollar transfer. John W Shank and wife to Richard S Hane city ten dollars. Mary Shipley Ryon and husband to Josephine R Buechler county. Josephine R Buechler to Norman E Ryon and wife county five dollars. Phoda Catherine Abrecht Yinger to I Mary Staley city ten dollars. Mary Staley to Rhoda Catherine Abrecht Yinger et al city.
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L. Harwood
John W. Shank
Richard S. Hane
Mary Shipley Ryon
Josephine R. Buechler
Couity
Norman E. Ryon
Phoda Catherine Abrecht Yinger
I. Mary Staley
Mary Staley
Rhoda Catherne Abrecht Yinger
Capping Exercises At Nurses Home Tonight
A capping ceremony is held at Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home Park Avenue this evening at p.m. Twenty one preclinical students will receive caps and enter the School of Nursing at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Students include Betty Adams Buckeys town Martha DeHart Winchester Va Joan Dinterman Arlington Va Dorothy Frye Adamstown Mary Jane Grams Knoxville Polly Ann Knox Emmitsburg Darlene Marshall Woodsboro Bettie Poole Poolesville Hypatia Smith Mt Airy Ruby McAfee Bonnie Wastler Thurmont Elva Burdette Ruth Cook Mary Catherine Green Gloria Grimes Joan Lipps Jane Routzahn Lorraine Shaw Suzanne Shipley Barbara Spencer Martha Strine Frederick. Miss Amy Day assists and Miss Daisy Darner caps the students. A reception follows.
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Georgianna Houck Simmons
Home Park Avenue
School of Nursing
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Betty Adams
Buckeystown
Martha DeHart
Winchester
Joan Dinterman
Arlington, Va
Dorothy Frye
Adamstown
Mary Jane Grams
Knoxville
Polly Ann Knox
Emmitsburg
Darlene Marshall
Woodsboro
Bettie Poole
Poolesville
Hypatia Smith
Mt. Airy
Ruby McAfee
Bonnie Wastler
Thurmont
Elva Burdette
Ruth Cook
Mary Catherine Green
Gloria Grimes
Joan Lipps
Jane Routzahn
Lorraine Shaw
Suzanne Shipley
Barbara Spencer
Martha Strine
Frederick
Amy Day
Daisy Darner
Mothers and students host preclinical event at Nurses' Home
A mother daughter gathering was held at the Nurses' Home on February 16 for preclinical students and their mothers. The junior class presented a musical program with Miss Nancy Grove as a participant. A lease was recorded authorizing the Roads Board to rent a two acre tract from Mr and Mrs Charles H Routzahn adjoining the board shops for 200 a year for five years with an option to renew for another five. The Roads Board plans to erect storage buildings to house equipment and materials.
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Guess
Nurses’ Home
Clase
Nancy Grove
County Commissioners
Roads Board
Charles H. Routzahn
Pike
The American robin as traditional and thrush alike
The note clarifies the American robin is classified as a true thrush yet commonly regarded as a robin. It examines naming, taxonomy, and common usage in bird guides, highlighting the overlap between common language and scientific grouping.
Kellogg’s All-Bran Ad Urges Daily Use for Elimination
An Indianapolis reader testimonial endorses Kellogg’s All-Bran for bulk in the diet. The ad instructs consuming an ounce daily in milk with water, and promises a money back offer if unsatisfied after ten days by returning an empty carton to Kellogg Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Kellogg’s
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