Trend to Money as Mayor in Uncertain City Politics
The article outlines a delay in naming Mayor Elmer F Munshower s successor as State Police Superintendent and discusses potential Aldermanic choices. Democratic members hesitate and imply Bowlus or Roney may emerge, while party dynamics and party loyalty influence the vacant mayoral post and its filling.
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Elmer F. Munshower
State Police
Board of Aldermen
Munshower
Theodore R McKeldin
State Senate
Col
Donald B. Rice
Henry F. Falk
Dorsey B. Shipley
Emmett R. Bowlus
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Gittinger
Clyde M. Roney
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Roney
Soviet Parliament Sets 1951 Budget Amid Defense Clash
MoscowMarch6 The Soviet Parliament opened a five day session with adoption of the 1951 budget as its main item. Diplomats looked for a potential large rise in the defense budget to be unveiled tomorrow by Finance Minister Arseny G Zverev. The 1950 budget totaled 427.9 billion rubles with defense at 78.4 trillion rubles, reflecting a rise from 1949. The two chambers of the Supreme Soviet, the Council of Uren and the Council of Nationalities, also slated a peace law and other measures.
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Moscow
Arseny G. Zverev
Supreme Soviet
Council of Uren
Council of Nationalities
Soviet Presidium agenda signals no new five year plan
A Soviet Presidium session agenda notes that no new five year plan will be discussed. The Presidium, a standing committee of the Supreme Soviet, retains legislative authority between sessions. Foreign observers had speculated a fourth five year plan might be presented as a sign of continued economic development and peace per Stalin's stance that war is not inevitable.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Stalin
Social Etiquette on Addressing a Husband
Discussion on how to refer to one's spouse in conversation. The guidance favors using either the spouse's given name James or the phrase my husband rather than a surname or generic term. It emphasizes respectful, accurate self-reference in social interactions.
Accessories Dealer Is Given Three Years In Baltimore
Henry G. Taubman, a 55 year old self styled grandfather of the automobile accessories business in Baltimore, was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 30000 dollars for attempting to evade 216015 dollars in income taxes. The jury deliberated four minutes after a six day trial before Federal Judge W. Calvin Chesnut. Judge Chesnut refused Taubman’s request for release on bail pending appeal for a new trial.
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Baltimore
Henry G. Taubman
W. Calvin Chesnut
Chesnut
Taubman
Taubman Sentencing Delayed One Week On Bond
The court postponed Taubman’s sentence for seven days and released him on $10,000 bond. Assistant U.S. Attorney Frederick J. Green Jr. described the case as highly fraudulent, noting Taubman, father of six, understated his net earnings by about $286,600 across 1944 to 1946. Taubman was accused of defrauding the government by not reporting merchandise sales to customers or through areas in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Taubman
Frederick J. Green, Jr
U.S
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