Soviets Oust Molotov Name Vishinsky
London dispatch reports Molotov released from Foreign Minister post and replaced by Andrei Vishinsky. The move, announced by the Soviet Monitor in London, shocks diplomatic circles and fuels speculation about leadership shifts and possible links to Western North Atlantic defense efforts.
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Josef Stalin
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
London
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Vishinsky
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Stalin
U.S. S
United Nations
Supreme Soviet
Council of Foreign Ministers
V. M. Molotov
U.N
United States
Naw
Wastebasket Proposed For Other Amendments In Annapolis
March 4 report says the House Judiciary Committee may drop many proposed amendments to the anti subversive bill. A subcommittee may sever amendments before full committee review. Debate includes jokes about throwing amendments into a wastebasket as part of the process.
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Annapolis
Melnicuve
Virts
D-Frederick
Melnicove
Boone
City Bond Bill Signed To Issue $600000 For County Improvements
Governor W P Lane Jr signed Frederick Citys $600000 bond bill for water and general public improvements after Senate and House approval. Bonds bid April 5 with $1000 notes maturing 1950 to 1975. City to issue bonds early. Aldermen to pass ordinance to advertise. Other measures included salary cut for License Commissioner and higher education handicapped funding. Lane also signed acts expanding drunkenness definitions to stores and offices, and scooter age to 16. Atwater Kent dies in Hollywood.
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W. Preston Lane, Jr
Lloyd C. Culler
Senate
House of Delegates
I. and Aldermen
Richard E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Frederick County
Mont-gomery County
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Orphans’ Court
General Assembly
Walter Eo Sin
Lutheran Church of
Rocky Hunhy
Edward PD
Storm
Southerners Claim Majority of Votes
Washington report says Southern Democrats claim a 58 vote majority to defeat an administration backed bid to end the five day filibuster. Senator Russell D-Gar stated the Southerners have enough votes to override any ruling by Vice President Barkley and end the debate quickly. AP figures show 43 senators planning no, 19 yes on gag rule with party splits.
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Senate
Russell D-Gar
Barkley
Russell
Associated Press
Fines Paid For Young Driver Of Automobile
Frederick Talbert a fourteen year old from 112 West Fifth street was found guilty of reckless driving and driving without a license after a 1:20 a m Feb 20 collision with Fred B. Yahrling Jr at Rationale Park. Yahrling was acquitted of reckless driving. Talbert’s father paid fines of 250 dollars plus costs. Albert admitted licenseless driving. The case drew witnesses from Philadelphia. In a separate Annapolis item the House of Delegates rejected delaying budget action on the University of Milan requests.
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William L. Talbert
West Fifth Street
Alton Y. Bennett
Fredb. Yahrling, Jr
Rationale Park
N. 4
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Yahrling
Norman Trump
Russ Policy About To Shift
Washington reports a shakeup in Russia's diplomatic high command with Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov replaced by Andrei Vyshinsky. U.S. officials brace for possible shifts in policy toward the West, with speculation of a tougher stance or a move toward calmer relations. Congress members warn of potential military maneuvers near Finland and Norway amid Norway joining a Western Atlantic security pact. President Truman and key lawmakers await Moscow's next move as analysis notes possible countermeasures tied to Atlantic pact dynamics.
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Y ¥Tinsky
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Rmich
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Lawrence Smith
R-Wis
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D-Sc
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Truman Labor Bill Pushed Through Senate Labor Committee
The Democratic majority in Washington pushed the Truman labor bill through the Senate Labor Committee by an 8 to 5 party line vote amid angry Republican protests. The measure would repeal the Taft Hartley Act and replace it with a modified Wagner Act, advancing President Truman's promise to end the current labor framework while Republicans vow to continue the fight on the Senate floor. House hearings on the bill are set to begin Monday.
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Senate Labor Committee
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Russian Mission Leaves Frankfurt for Berlin Trek
The Soviet repatriation mission quit the American zone of Germany amid a pioneer era style motor trip. Eight Russians and six aging vehicles left Frankfurt at dawn, facing repeated motor and tire trouble as they took three to four hours longer to reach Helmstedt on the border. They crossed the border at 6:35 p.m. towing a broken down truck with spare tires and gasoline cans.
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City to discuss traffic changes with state engineers
Frederick officials plan an early talk with State Roads Commission traffic engineers on adopting recommendations to ease flow and boost safety. The focus is the Fourth and Bentz, and Wisner and Patrick streets intersections, where rising traffic and a worn yellow signal heighten hazard. Electric signals are requested at both sites and city leaders study options.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Fourth and
Bentz
Patrick
Wisner Streets
Bentz Streets
Bentz Street
Fourth Street
Wisner
Patrick Street
Wisner Street
City to act on SRC traffic advice after talks
The State Roads Commission set forth recommendations after a survey last year and the city plans no action until SRC findings are formally reviewed. A conference with SRC on Wisner and Patrick streets and possibly Bentz and Fourth streets is expected soon to affirm or modify these traffic proposals.
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SRC
Trafic
Wisner
Fatrick
Bentz
Fourth Streets
Nasmuch
State Roads Commission Offers Frederick Traffic Help
Officials say traffic flow is rising and action is needed. The State Roads Commission informs Frederick that traffic experts are ready to assist, subject to the city’s convenience.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
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