Five Bills Await Action As Legislature Closes Soon
Delegation flags two proposals for an elective school board and harness racing with pari mutuel betting as pending bills. No introduction by the six delegation members before next Friday[] per session rules. Other items include county building measures and alcohol beverage law revisions. Col Elmer Munshower expected to win Senate confirmation for a second term as State Police head.
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General Assembly
Sdacue
C. Clifton Wirts
Frederick County
Monncacy
Carroll County
Annapolis
Elmer F. Munshower
Senate
Munshower
Senate Committee On
Asylum For 20 Russians
The United States plans to grant asylum to about 20 Russian seamen from the Tuapse crew seized by Chinese Nationalists off Formosa. The move, led by Atty. Gen. Brownell, aims to balance immigration barriers with national interest, likely provoking Moscow. The 20 join 28 who refused to abandon their ship, to be handed to Soviet authorities, with risk screening to weed out diehard Communists.
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Washington
United States
Sheir
Formosa
Brownell
Russia
Teilkee EN
Red China
Wet Weather Across Regions Reported By Associated Press
Wet weather affected parts of the South and some Northern border states while most areas were clear. A ram belt stretched from northeast Texas to Kentucky and the Gulf states with up to an inch of rain in Nashville and Dallas. Light snow fell near the Canadian border, showers in the southern Rockies, and readings varied from 5 degrees below zero in Pellston, Michigan to 60s on the Gulf Coast and low 90s in southern Texas yesterday.
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Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Tasihald Atross Alkaandas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gulf States
Nashville
Duallas
Canadian
Rockies
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Michigan
Pellston
Gulf Coast
Wanted To Clear Tees and Jail Here A Court Twist
A Frederick County court session featured Masis trate Wilbur F. Sheffield suspending a 30 day term for William F. Miss of East Patrick street after a disturbance at 2:30 a.m. Miss received hospital treatment for a facial laceration. Several other cases included assault, battery, disturbing the peace, and traffic-related fines with various outcomes and forfeitures. A separate note announced a Frederick Little League meeting planned for April to discuss plans and registration.
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Peoples Court
Masistrate
Wilbur F. Sheffield
William F. Miss
East Patrick Street
Miss
Paul Mossburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ennecen
Frederick Little League Inc
Charges Preferred in Permitting Plates Case
Antis city official William H. Norwood Roacksille and John J Talbert Gaithersburg were summoned to hearings by Officer King on charges of permitting license plates to be displayed on another vehicle. US authorities said a downed Army helicopter in Communist East Germany was a strong possibility.
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Irving JH . Shankle
East Church Street
George Benoit
Norman Bowie
Berkley Thomas Fields
Ice Street
Bowie
Sel
Sherman Boone
William Boone Jr
Tee Street
Charles G. Oden
Damascus
Samuel W. Barrick
U. S. 40
Elmer H. Smallwood
South Bentz Street
Maryland
Sir
S Plume
Donald Spowser
Kenneth A Sears
Toledo
West Patrick Street
Sil
Wasserman
Baltimore
Mt Pleasant
Richard Green
Silver Spring
W. K. May
Wal Mutehner
Antis City
Ohle
William H. Norwood
Roacksille
John J. Talbert
Gaithersburs
King
Fulda
Germany
East Germany
Hood College to Dedicate Coffman Chapel March 27
Hood College plans a weekend of five public events to dedicate the new Coffman Chapel. Dr Liston Pope of Yale Divinity School will speak Friday night What Is The Church For and again Saturday in a panel on What Makes a College Christian. A sacred concert by Hood Choir and Amherst College Chapel Choir will precede Holy Communion Sunday morning with Dr Louise Heath giving the meditation. Dr Homrighausen delivers the main address Sunday afternoon with Rev James Wagner presiding.
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Coffman Chapel
Liston Pope
Yale Divinity School
Pope
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Dr. Pope
Arsine Schmavonian
Execu
Tive
Church
Louise R. Heath
Hendersonville
N. C
Hood
William Sprigg
James EB. Wagner
D. D
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Homrighausen
Snow or sleet possible in Frederick county today
Frederick county may see light snow or sleet this morning as precipitation moves in, but most will be rain turning to clearer, windy and colder conditions by Sunday. Friday high reached 49 degrees after an overnight low of 33, with remaining snow mainly in mountain shade.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Highway Needs of Maryland Listed in Federal Study
Washington reports a table from the Bureau of Public Roads outlining total highway needs by state over the next three years. It shows federal contributions and state matching funds for Delaware and Maryland, with Delaware listing total needs around 73.6 million and Maryland about 57.4 million, plus respective federal and state shares.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Delaware
Soue
Marsland
Fire alarm at Taft residence near Urbana causes brief worry
Hyattshoan Volunteer Company reported no damage to the residence of Mr and Mrs Orray Taft near Urbana after answering an alarm about 930 this morning. Firemen said electrical wires appeared short circuited but no injuries or damage were found.
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Hyattshoan Volunteer Company
Tanker Aruba Passes 70 Miles Off Ceylon
The Finnish tanker Aruba, carrying 3000 tons of jet fuel for Communist China, passed 70 miles off the south coast of Ceylon. Crew waved as press planes photographed them. Ordered to avoid ports, the ship will wait in international waters if forced to stop. Seamen’s union spokesmen in Helsinki warned of a strike if the Aruba goes beyond Singapore. Fear of confrontation with Nationalist Chinese naval units reported by the crew.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Aruba
Indian Ocean
China
Seamen's Union
Helsinki
Singapore
Business Not Worried Over Market Probe
New York report shows business confidence despite Capitol Hill testimony with auto production at record highs and retail sales up. Commerce and SEC surveys predict a 5 percent sales rise and 27 billion dollars in capital outlays, signaling a renewed expansion through 1955 despite a prior downturn. US carriers Midway and Essex sail from the South China Sea as Graham arrives Glasgow for a six week crusade.
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New York
Capitol Hill
U.S
Busi
Federal Reserve Board
CS Commerce Department
Securities & Exchange Commission
Compromise Offered in Maryland Roads Commission Standoff
In Annapolis a Republican offer to settle the Maryland Senate dispute over the State Roads Commission proposes expanding the commission from three to five members in exchange for suspending a probe. Senate leaders weighed this after a flurry of amendments. debate touched toll road plans and home-rule timing for municipalities.
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State Roads Commission
Maryland
Senate
Kimble
Allegany
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Commission
Spane
House
Roads Commission
Sen. Cole
D-Balto
Sen
Cole
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Line
Garren
Washington
Kent
Somerset
Prince Georges
Howard
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Wheatley
Baltimore City
Turnbull
D-Balta County
Seph Phoebus
R-Somerset
Fide
Permissions Slips For Salk Vaccine Ready In Schools
Permission slips to vaccinate 2900 first and second graders in city and county for the Salk polio vaccine will be distributed in schools Monday for parent signatures. Final approval depends on health department results and National Institutes of Health clearance.
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Forbes H. Burgess
National Institutes of Health
Bur-gess
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Health Department
Frederick County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralosie
Salvation Army Dinner Held At Hotel Frederick
Salvation Army Colonel W I Huffman spoke at the annual dinner in the Hotel Frederick. Reports showed distributions of 93 grocery orders 7595 garments 133 pairs of echoes and five fuel assists. Christmas baskets 230 food items 250 toys and dolls 412 sunshine baskets. Donations supported fire victims and institutional duties. Guests included Frank Shook judge, with remarks by Richard E B Zimmerman and Rev Willyhelm. Relics from the past were displayed.
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W. I. Huffman
Salvation Army
Frederick
Col. Huffman
William Booth
Church of the Triple C
Richard EB. Zimmerman
Ernest Wixson
AT Osborne
Baltimore Army
Raymond FE. Wilhelm
Carroll Bower
Hilda Croghan
Frank Shook
Orphans Court
Faure Abandons Tax Dodger Move to Seek March Reforms
Paris Premier Edgar Faure, pressed by supporters of a tax relief measure, withdrew the proposal after a late night clash. He warned of resignation if defeated and pledged to present March 28 an outline of tax reforms aimed at small business operators. He tied concessions to Senate ratification of the Paris pacts on rearming West Germany and Saar.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
Faure
Assembly
Senate
France
Two killed in auto and truck collision near Dunn
Two men died when an automobile and a truck collided on U S 301 four miles south of Dunn North Carolina. The vehicle driver L B Hyman age 30 of Cartersville Virginia died in the crash and a truck helper William Lawrence Howard of Eden Maryland burned when the truck caught fire. Survivor T Ralph Morris of Salisbury Maryland driver of the truck reported the car suddenly swerved into his lane. Morris suffered cuts and bruises.
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Dunn
L. B. Hyman
Cartersville
William Lawrence Howard
Eden
T Ralph Morris
Salisbury
Hyman Var
U.S. 301
Here
Morris
Britain Opposes Publication of Potsdam Big Three Record
London says it opposes releasing the top secret 1945 Potsdam talks record citing undesirability during participants lifetimes. The Foreign Office notes British objections mirror those to the Yalta documents and cites Churchill’s Commons remarks on the risk to free conference discussion.
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Britain
United States
Potsdam
Foreign Office
Washington
Yalla
Truman
Stalin
Churchill
Clement Attlee
Japan
Germany
U.s.state Department
Yalta
Roosevelt
Cairo
Tehran
House of Commons
Arima
U.S. Yalta
Informerants
House
Jurisdictional Dispute Argued Near Frederick
A Maryland State Roads Commission inspector and a Maryland State Trooper clashed over access to a closed dual U. S. 40 east of Frederick due to frost boils. Both asserted authority. they ended the dispute without progress.
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Maryland
Frederick
State Roads Commission
U. S. 40
State Department
Gobel Signs Paramount Deal For Summer Movie
Hollywood A TV center George Gobel has signed a deal with Paramount Pictures to star in a summer film. Paramount will provide a script for its projected picture The Lady Eve, following Gobel’s Emmy winning status as a standout new personality.
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Hollywood
George Gobel
Trac
Paramount Pictures
Peter Gobel
Paramount
John W. Davis Reported Seriously Ill in Charleston
John W. Davis, 81, presidential candidate in 1924, was reported in serious condition yesterday at a Charleston hospital. Hospital officials did not disclose the illness. Davis ran for president against Calvin Coolidge in 1924.
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Charleston
John W. Davis
Davis
Calvin Coolidge
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