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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1949

Page

6

Senate Filibuster Deepens South Dispute in Congress

Washington March 1 Southern legislators heatedly opposed Truman civil rights plans in a two day Senate filibuster arguing for unlimited debate and denouncing anti poll tax anti lynch and FEPC measures as unconstitutional The Dixie bloc blocked the European Recovery Bill delay while Senate committees were halted by the filibuster and Senator Connally defended Southern opposition calling the Senate the remaining forum of free speech in the world.

Washington Senate Truman Russell D-Ga Senator Connally D-Tex Dixie Bloc Connally FEPC

Ships Collide During Caribbean Maneuvers

During Atlantic Fleet Caribbean maneuvers a submerged Trumpetfish collided with the cargo ship Marquette. Navy reports no injuries and minor damage. the mock war continued with heavy losses on the umpire's scorecard in a simulated assault on Vieques Island.

Navy Little Vieques Island

Truman Plan Would Pay Striking Workers Under Taxed Aid

Washington reports social security commissioner Arthur J. Altmeyer testifying before a House Ways and Means panel on a broader Truman plan. He described expanding payroll taxes to finance long range social security, including aid to families of striking workers, with final aid decisions left to states. Rep. Curtis estimated a 10 percent tax could raise about 12 billion annually, while present taxes generate 3.2 billion. The plan envisions old age coverage, disability, unemployment, health insurance, and a strengthened aid system for the needy, potentially upping aid to a couple up to 100 monthly under federal state support.

Washington Arthur J. Altmeyer Truman Rep Curtis R-Neb Altmeyer Altmeyer Alsol House Ways and Means Tate Treasury General Fund Social Security Commissioner Carte Cmilar Titman Kean Rnj1 Cot Altmeyer Congress

Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter Charge

Ernest McKinley Turner, 26, of Boyds, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Rockville Court. Sentence deferred by Associate Judge Stedmann Prescott. Turner was charged in the shotgun slaying of his mother Harold Eugene Turner, 22, also of Boyds.

Ernest McKinley Turner Boyds Rockville Stedmann Prescott Bargard Welsh Turner Harold Eugene Turner

Tenant House Dispute Ends with Knife Attack Allegation

At a January argument on the Maughlin farm near Bods the defendant’s brother allegedly attacked him with a knife. Ernest was treated for cuts to an arm after the trial fugit.

Maughlin Bods Ernest

Court News and Marriage Licenses and Deed Notice

Court action requests an absolute divorce by John C. Weddle from Florence M. Weddle. Property transfer records show Laura C. Shoemaker deeded to Margaret D. Brown. Marriage licenses issued to Bruce E. Gibbons and Catherine L. Lowery. Wetlham E. Dixon and Elsie A. Filakowsky listed. Oyster feeding described as filtering microscopic life from water.

Annty John C. Weddle Florence M. Weddle Laura C. Shoemaker Margaret D. Brown Bruce Elmer Gibbons Adamstown Catherine Louise Lowery Point of Rocks Wetlham E. Dixon McKeesport Elsie A. Filakowsky Clairton

Airport Lease Signed Today

The Board of Aldermen authorized Mayor Lloyd C. Culler to execute a lease of the Municipal Airport to Charles N. Grimes near Frederick. Grimes will manage the airfield as a city employee until the lease takes effect, with hangars to be erected in about six weeks. All American Airways plans daily service from Pittsburgh to Washington via Frederick starting Monday, March 7.

Board of Aldermen Lloyd C. Culler Charles N. Grimes Frederick W. R. Walter Grimes Richard E. Zimmerman Walter State Aviation Commission All American Airways, Inc Pittsburgh Washington

City session eyed as Legislature actions loom

In regular session tonight an executive meeting is expected. No prior notice, but several matters needing action by the Legislature may be discussed as the General Assembly enters its final month. Frederick city legislation could be offered soon. no meeting with county delegates announced. Two cars damaged in a Market and South streets collision around 7:50 p.m. Tuesday. neither driver injured. Investigation pending. Foster Fink, Jefferson, faced $75 vehicle damage. Cromwell’s car sustained about $25 damage.

General Assembly Frederick City Market South Streets Ellis Carty Foster F. Fink Jefferson Lola V. de

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