Along The Potomac To Washington BEALL
Maryland representative J Glenn reports on National Production Authority priority for maintenance and operations supplies across the nation. He notes reductions in natural rubber use for tires to protect military stock, while Britain faces Malayan rubber shipments. Casualty figures in Korea rise, and a Soviet party arrives in Genoa to speed up crane and power station deliveries funded by Marshall Plan funds. Subversive pressure on public schools is discussed, with local updates on public works and veterans affairs. A daylight saving debate in Washington is noted.
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J. Glenn
Maryland
Washington, D. C
National Production Authority
NPA
United States
John Dudgale
House of Commons
Britain
Russia
Atlee
Malaya
China
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Defense Department
Korea
United Nations
Omar Bradley
House Armed Services Committee
Genoa
Italy
Atlantic City
Virgil M. Rogers
Battle Creek
Michigan
United States Park Police
Public Buildings and Grounds
Public Works Committee
Virginia
Veterans Administration
Bureau of the Budget
Union Bridge News and Civic Notices
Mrs Adam J Chen leaves Union Bridge for Quantico to attend officers training school graduation where son Byron Chen will be commissioned as second lieutenant in the U S Marine Corps after a 19 day furlough he will report to Camp Lejeune N C Mrs Helen Luttrell chairs the Red Cross campaign for Union Bridge district Mrs Paul Crouse admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital transported by Union Bridge Fire Company ambulance Miss Margaret Rudke spends a week in Baltimore Reverend B D T McIntosh union bridge Methodist minister conducts meetings at Biglerville for Evangelical United Brethren church Family Square Dance sponsored by Elmer Wolfe School P T A Saturday 7 to 1130 pm Mrs Beverly Bostian returns home from Middleburg with grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Hyde
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Union Bridge
Adam J. Chen
Quantico
Byron Chenu
U. S.S. Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Helen Luttrell
Red Cross
Paul Crouse
Union
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge Fure Company
Margaret Rudke
Baltimore
BD. T. Mcintosh
Methodist
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Biglerville
Elmer Wolfe
Beverly Bostian
Union Brlidge
Middleburg
Raymond Hyde
Baltimore Transit Rate Hearing Likely to Stay in City
Maryland Public Service Commission member Frank Harper said a Baltimore hearing on Capital Transit’s plan to abandon eight suburban bus lines is likely to remain in Baltimore. The March 21 session may move if requests are received, but the panel has long held hearings at its Baltimore headquarters. Local civic groups urged moving the hearing to Silver Spring or Hyattsville.
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Baltimore
Frank Harper
Maryland Public Service Commission
Washington
Capital Transit Company
Macper
Mission
Montgomery County Cou Lett
Montgomery
Prince Georges County
Commission
Silver Spring
Hy- Capital Transit
Marchansville
Harper
Frederick
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Senate
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Chicago
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Needham
Woman's Club
Ann Page Foods
Ann Page
A&p
ANN
Pillsbury
Heinz
Steinz
Mazda Oil
Ayaa Ulc
Aep
Asp
Starkist
A&p Food Stores
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Ionder
A&p Teas
Porterhouse
Echo Carter
Florida
Barr
Swan Soap
Teeberg
Estern
California
Red Delicious
Valencia
Iona
Buena
Bath Sire Bars
Sauerkraut
Warwick
Niagara Laundry
Wvoz
del Monte Sliced
TEL Monte
Sant Semmas
Vermont
Vean
Ouranock
Hig
Jane Parker Brown
Veity Streusser
Sunnyfield Creamery
Sheese Food
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