Two Private Parking Lots To Be Opened In City
The Board of Zoning Appeals cleared the way Monday night for opening two private parking areas on South Court Street and North Market Street, providing space for over 200 vehicles. The East All Saints Street lot will store about 150 autos, while the North Market Street site aims for 60 to 65. Both owners plan immediate development once permits are issued.
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Willam Burke
Owas
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Tims Srea
WIS
Linden Avenue
Paul L. Romsburg
West
Patrick Street
Sesson
Parsons Newman
T. Edgie Russell
Robert B. Crothers
John Ed ‘Wichell Jr
Caida Richard F Khne
W. Raymond Walter
Charges Labor Govt Weakens British Navy
London March 8 Conservative opposition leader Churchill charged the Labor Government with weakening the Royal Navy as Navy estimates for 1948 49 opened. He said India had declined and the home fleet was reduced while John Dugdale insisted the Navy remained formidable. Churchill accused waste of men and money and questioned imperial disputes amid broader regional tensions.
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Telephone Bets Are Not Evidence In Baltimore Case
Judge Herman M. Moser ruled that telephone bets placed by policemen cannot be used as evidence in the soc off bookmaking charges against Elizabeth Brans and McCrackan. Attorneys moved to suppress evidence from a February 2 raid on a house under a search warrant. The warrant tied to a phone call tip, but prior Maryland Court of Appeals rulings require identification of the call recipient for warrant sufficiency.
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Herman M Moser
Yudge
Elizabeth Brans
C & McCrackan
Wodce Macer
Maryland Court of Appeals
Farm Agencies Moving Under One Md U Roof
Most farm agencies of the University of Maryland campus began moving into the new agricultural building on March 8 marking a centralization of farm activities around a single quad. The four story Georgian colonial facility, designed by Lucius White, houses the Extension Service and departments including markets, economics, engineering, animal husbandry, and crop reporting.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
Animal Husbandry Department
Production and Marketing Adminnistration
Federal Crop Insurance Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural School
Dr. Syreons
School of Education
Ong
Rossborough Inn
Coliseum
Lucius White
Baltimore
Ri Smali
Court News and Marriage Notices From Silver Springs Area
Names of parties in a bill of complaint for separate maintenance and a list of marriage licenses and property deeds. Individuals include Blanche L Rice, Lewis A Rice, Rebecca McReynolds, John Irwin Mann, Sylvia Bolick, Donald Grove, Bettie Sward, Caroline Sanders, Floyd Manning, J Fred Main, Sidney Moser, Robert Byrne, Scott Merritt, Miriam Bawere, John Gross, Elmer Derr, Howard Davis, Perri Deddon, Ray Houpt, with county level deed transfers and $10 to $16 sums noted.
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Dore Blanche L. Rice
Lewis A Rice
Wham E Paden
Rebecca C. McReynolds
Silver Springs
Robert Francis Barrick
East Second Street
Gertrude Helen Carey
Washington
John Irwin -Mann
Sylvia Naomi Bolick
Baltimore
Donald Francis Grove
Big Springs
Bettie Jane Sward
Clear Springs
Caroline Sanders
Floyd Calvin Manning
J. Fred Main
Sidney A Moser
Robert James Byrne
Scott Merritt
Miriam C Bawere
John R. Gross
Sin
Lell
Willams
Barrett County
George D Tucker
Ruth Moberly
Elmer S$ Derr
Howard S Davis
Perri Deddon
Ray Houpt
Radio contract talks extend to March 31
James C Pewie and the American Federation of Musicians reached a two day extension on the old contract after a recess. Another meeting is set for Thursday as March 31 becomes the new deadline.
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Tales New
James C Pewie
40 Dwellings Are Now Under Construction
Frederick and Frederick County officials announced a housing surge with about 40 new dwelling units under construction in the city and similar counts planned countywide. More homes, a planned bridge project near Carroll Creek, and a noted rise in total building permits reflect a broader construction wave amid pending finance issues and weather-driven activity.
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Frederick
Frederisk High School
Lee Place
W. Raymond Wailer
Melvin Oden
Continue Inspection Of Antietam Creek
Annapolis March 6 Two Maryland Commission experts on Water Pollution Control plan to continue inspecting Antietam Creek tomorrow. John G Walters and Guy E Lemer will question local officials at various sites on suspected pollution and collect more water samples. Walters says recent tests showed pollution signs in Marsh Creek and the Antietam. The odor was visible but its source remains uncertain. Samples were acidic and could cause fish deaths, though no dead fish were seen yet.
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Antietam Creek
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Guy E Lemer
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Walters
Marsh Creek
Antietam
Izaak
ERP Passes First Test In Senate
The European Recovery Program totaling 5.39 billion dollars faced its first Senate vote with Secretary Marshall urging quick House action. An amendment downsized funding to about 4 billion was defeated 53 to 19 as GOP senators push to curb the program. Marshall met with House Speaker Martin to push for a Senate bill by April 2, while State Department officials say the measure must pass soon to counter Communist moves ahead of mid April elections in Italy. Separately, the State Department announced seeking a 500 million dollar Export-Import Bank loan to Latin American nations, and UNRRA head Lowell W. Rooks urged military aid to the Chinese Central Government, aligning with General Douglas MacArthur.
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Senate
House
Ball
H-Mann
Vandenberg
GOP
Marshall
Martin
State Department
Europe
Italy
Congress
UNRRA
Lowell W. Rooks
Douglas MacArthur
Senator Taylor backs UN route for ERP aid proposal
Lt Gen Albert C. Wedemyer and Senator Taylor of Idaho push a substitute for the ERP. Henry A. Wallace would funnel aid through the United Nations and bar use of funds for military purposes. Taylor has announced his candidacy for vice president on Wallace's ticket. State Department lacks cost estimates for rehabilitation in Japan, Korea and the Ryukyus as the inter-American military cooperation program is developed.
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Albert C. Wedemyer
Taylor
Idaho
Henry A
Ryusyu Islands
Income Ceilings For Veterans Are Raised
The House today passed a compromise bill raising income ceilings for veterans. The measure, drafted by a Senate House Committee, advances to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
March
House Today
Senate
House
House approves trainee pay and housing allowances plan
The bill sets monthly combined wages and living allowances for trainees without dependents at 210 dollars, with one dependent 270 dollars and two or more 220 dollars. Current ceilings are 175 dollars for those without dependents and 0.20 dollars for those with dependents. Wages arenot limited, but if below the ceiling, trainees get allowances to reach it: 63 dollars for veterans without dependents and 90 dollars for those with dependents.
Gill proposal to exclude verti pay at trainee income
The Gill plan would exclude verti pay from a trainee income for subsistence elyi while imposing a two year training period. It notes an expanding number of radio shows across four networks where audio participates and receives gifts.
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