Final Vote On Rent Control Due Tuesday
Washington reports Democrats defeated a GOP plan for an 80 day extension and delayed the final vote on a 15 month extension of rent controls. Amendments passed include a landlords return provision and removing apartment hotels from ceilings. The delay followed hours of debate as leadership sought to avoid an extra long session.
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Church Is Compared To An Army Ready For Battle
Vatican editorial marks the tenth anniversary of Pope Pius XII’s coronation calling the church an army ready for battle. A Pontifical mass will be held in St Peter’s Sistine Chapel. The L Osservatore Romano photo features the Pope and urges Catholics to support what he stands for against leftist regimes.
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Secret police trials move in House bill in Frederick
A bill to re enact provisions of Frederick City Police Department oversight would restrict public access to Police Commission proceedings and allow private investigations. It authorizes suspensions and removals, with appeals to the Board of Aldermen within 15 days and possible private Board action.
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Frederick City charter bill seeks power to condemn land
In the Maryland House a second local bill by Delegates Wirts and Alexander would authorize Frederick City to condemn land near Frederick High School for street purposes. Referred to the education committee, officials expect the measure to die. The delegation also pushed a bill to add Allegany to counties paying a 780 annual pension for teachers with 20 years' service who are 60 or disabled.
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Horace M. Alexander
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Allegany
Shipping Tanks To Germany For U. S. Armored Reinforcement
U S Army officials announced tanks are being shipped from the United States to Germany to re arm American troops there. The move reverses early postwar policy that sent battle tanks back to the United States and follows a reorganization of forces and equipment allocation.
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U S Constabulary Reorganized Into Streamlined Force
An Army announcement reports that since last fall the U S Constabulary has transformed from a highway and border patrol unit into a streamlined tactical organization. It now comprises two brigades three armored cavalry regiments an artillery group and supporting units. Each regiment holds three battalions with 40 tanks totaling 360 tanks, most of which were brought from the United States in the past six months.
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Constabulary
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Community meeting notes with plans for sale and prizes
A local gathering led group singing and readings. Twenty four members and guests attended. Plans for a rummage and cake sale benefit were made. Prize winners included Mrs Bessie Shaff, Mrs Paul Clemson, Georgie and Tommy Stine. Refreshments were served. Odds and ends mention an upcoming community meeting and miles of improved roads.
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Amy Offinin
Emerkonment
Myrthin Shoemaker
William Bulgely
Arthur Kemsburg
Paul
Paul Clemson
Georgie
Tommy Stine
Larry Clemson
Amy Hoffman
Margaret Railing
Apark
Maryland survey on fruit container varieties underway
The News reports a survey on fruit and container types conducted by J. H. Peters of the Maryland Crop Reporting Service and Dr. H. L. Stilet of the Maryland State Department of Markets. Officials stress that information from individual farms remains confidential. growers will receive questionnaires in early April and are urged to return them promptly.
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J. H. Peters
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
H.L. Stlet
Maryland State Department of Markets
Apple Veach Growers Survey Held in Frederick County
Growers of apples and peaches in Frederick county will join a special early April survey in the Free State. The study, sponsored by the University of Maryland and the Maryland Crop Reporting Service, asks hosts for tree counts by variety and age, planted or removed expectations, and farming methods used by growers.
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Frederick County
Free State
The
Univers of Maryland
Maryland
Cotton Dominated Alabama Farms at Peak Planting
At a historic period cotton covered about 85 percent of Alabama farms, signaling the crop's dominant role in regional agriculture and rural life during the era described.
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