Frederick Progressive Party urges rent control action in Maryland
The Frederick County Progressive Party denounces a proposed city rent increase as unjustified, calling for removal of real estate interests from the Frederick Rent Control Board and for labor representation on the board. The group backs Henry A. Wallace, Tait-Ellender-Wagner housing act, and wage and housing measures to ease wartime hardship. Russell Summers elected secretary. Robert Sheckles treasurer. Ransom Hoss Yer and Mrs. Lucy Summers as committeemen-at-large.
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Ransom Hoss Yer
Lucy Summers
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Jury Again Diss agre es In Bell Case
In Circuit Court Dyson G Bell failed a third time to reach a verdict on theft charges involving $20 and a watch from Leatis B Covell last April 3. Bell remains in jail on bond default, having been free since Christmas Eve. Associate Judge Schnauffer sentenced John C Wills for unauthorized use of a car to a year in the day. Bell will face prosecution again at the next term with a new jury. Trial dates for Naill and Warner were postponed to Friday for defense prep. Talismen had to be called to assemble a jury for Wills appeal.
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John C. Wills
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Alton Y. Bennett
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J. Fred Putman
Gilmore R. Flautt, Jr
Allen Harper
Jank S. Grumbine
Charles H. Wilson
Harry H Harshman
Ruth T. Yinger
Alice M. Ramsburg
Bullet Riddled Body Of Man Is Found
Baltimore reports the bullet riddled body of Hunter C. Lewis a 45 year old ex convict found in woods near Laurel identified at the morgue. Police believe a gangland killing and are questioning a man with fresh bullet scars tied to Lewis death and a series of DC holdups. Lewis had been paroled just over a year ago after a 1929 $20 000 jewel robbery involvement.
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District of Columbia
Baltimore News-Post
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Maintained Two Wives Only Six Miles Apart
A Gastonia driver Monroe P. Adams testified in Superior Court that he kept two wives about six miles apart for three years. He pleaded guilty to bigamy, received a suspended five year sentence, a $200 fine plus costs, and was ordered to return to his first wife and their two children. Wife No. 2 planned to seek an annulment. Totem poles built by North American Indians ranged from a few feet to sixty feet tall.
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U S and Russia Clash Over Palestine in New Talks
In a heated session at Lake Success on March 9 the United States and Soviet Russia exchanged sharp remarks over Palestine. Warren R. Austin defended U S aims to reopen the Palestine issue while a Soviet spokesman declined to be named. Cadogan faced questions from top delegates as Britain prepared to answer queries on partition.
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U N Partition plan debate and Trieste governance proposal
Arce of Argentina denounces UN Secretariat for circulating a paper. Gromyko of Russia praises it as containing good opinions while Austin asserts Secretariat may share it with delegates. Council votes yes with Russia abstaining. Trieste mentioned as governance issue under Italian peace terms. Between 1915 and 182 the count of U S counties with full time local health services rose from 14 to 1823.
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Russia
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Soldier's Shattered Arm May Be Saved
Vienna reports that Pfc. Jack Grunden, shot by a Russian sentry, has a likely saved outcome for his shattered left arm. Doctors noted slight improvement and cited his Portland Oregon hometown as his origin. In other news, Washington reports the House Committee on Un-American Activities voted $2000006.
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Can don loyalty questioned amid record fund vote
Investigating activities probe the loyalty of Dr Edward A Can don as a fund tally hit a record 200 to support its work this year. The Mouse approved the fund 39 to 37 without Senate approval. The largest prior annual sum was 150000 in 1541.
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