Secret Hearing For Police Bill Divides Frederick Aldermen
Frederick Aldermen voiced opposition and support as a five point police bill emerged from an executive session and moved to the county delegation for General Assembly action. Alderman Burall opposed the bill in whole citing interlocked provisions, while endorsing some aims. He criticized the thirty day suspension scope and abstained on the confidential testimony provision, urging openness and public access.
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Frederick City
William B. Burall
General Assembly
Burall
Charles T. Butcher
Police Commission
Board of Aldermen
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Saturn Shines in Southeast Sky This March 1949
Science Service notes Saturn is the sole bright planet visible in March evenings, located in Leo near Regulus and 2.3 times as bright as the star. Jupiter appears brighter but rises later, while Mars Venus and Mercury are hidden by the sun. The article maps the heavens for 10:00 p.m. March 1, 15, and month end.
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Science Service
Saturn
Leo
Regulus
Denebola
Orion
Rigel
Sirius
Procyon
Gemini
Castor
Pollux
Taurus
Bull
Aldebaran
Auriga
Capella
Virgo
Spica
Bootes
Capricornus
Mars
Venus
Mercury
Keller Recovering From Operation On His Ankle
News from St Petersburg Florida confirms Keller the New York Yankee outfielder from Frederick is recovering from an ankle operation performed in Baltimore. The injury traces back to 1941 with a spur and later spine and hand issues. Yankee medical review seeks corroboration on full recovery before board approval.
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Charlie Keller
New York Yankee
Frederick
St. Petersburg
Fla
Keller
Florida
Piehfielder
Baltimore
Middletown
Dodgers
Frederick High School Student to Represent at United Nations Institute
Sabra Chambers daughter of Dr and Mrs Leslie Chambers of Camp Detrick and Clifton leaves today representing Frederick High School League as part of a Maryland group of state high school students sponsored by the United Nations Association. The conference will be at Lake Success NCW with European students to discuss international problems. On Saturday Miss Chambers will appear on the New York Herald Tribune Forum. After returning she will join a WBAL radio program Wednesday at 9:30 am to share impressions of the United Nations.
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Frederick
United Nations Institute
Sabra Chambers
Leslie Chambers
Camp Detrick
Clifton
F. H. S. League
United Nations Association of Maryland
Lake Success
Ncw
Married 65 Years for Fox Couple at Crutchley Home
Mr and Mrs Franklin C Fox long married 65 years observe anniversary at Crutchley Nursing Home 708 North Market Street where they reside He is 89 and she 91 years old Their son Robert E Fox is noted Also a note on stainless steel wire drawing stating one pound can stretch about 25 miles.
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Franklin C. Fox
Near
Ladiesburg
Crutchley Nursing Home
North Market Street
Fox
Mrs Fox
Robert E Fox
Examination for Personnel Manager at State Roads Commission
Announcement of an examination for a personnel manager at the State Roads Commission. Mentions salary increase, vacation and sick leave, and retirement benefits. Applications must be mailed by March 15, 19. Addressed to Annie Ta Oflen at Employment Summary, Light Street, Baltimore 2, Md.
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State Roads Commission
Duta
Division of Personnel and Accounts
Bureau of Identification and Investigation
Penal Institution
Tlat
STATI
PMP
Covalent Comaisstonle
Light Street
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Extension of Rent Control 15 Mos. Voted
Washington March 3 The House Banking Committee approved extending rent control for 15 months by a 27 to 2 vote. Senator Tobey labeled the plan un-American and demanded landlords receive a fair return. The move seeks to delay expiry tied to end of the month amid broader opposition to a 24 month extension with stricter enforcement.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Capitol
Tobey
Congresx
House
Senate
Prison terms for willful violations of cent cell ings upheld
A legislative committee debated penalties for willful violations of cent cell ings, noting that prior extensions removed penalties under the control law. The panel voted to allow the restoration of these controls, signaling a possible return to stricter enforcement.
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