Six Violent Md. Deaths Reported Over Weekend
Six fatalities from Maryland traffic and related incidents span Baltimore City and surrounding areas. Names include Ero T. Makela a seaman. Bernard W. Moon and Mark H. Coulter killed by vehicle. Leon C. Hawbaker in a collision. Allan Johns burned saving others. Ida Harrington shot in Berlin. Injuries also reported to Lena Butler and Ann Krachel. Police await charges.
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Congress Ready To Move On Big Bills
Congress sets to push five major measures this week after clearing a Senate filibuster. Rent controls and pensions face Senate and House votes, with foreign aid labor and reciprocal trade also in play. President Truman to meet with leaders. vacation notes and family mentions appear in passing.
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Pay Of Any Kind Must Be Reported To Office
The Hagerstown Social Security Office explains wages include all pay types not just cash. Wages cover salaries fees bonuses back pay commissions and piece or time pay. Pay in kind such as meals lodging rent or goods is included in wage calculations for benefit determinations. Unreported noncash pay can be added to cash wages if employers provide corrected statements. In Washington Frederick and Carroll counties this correction aids benefit computations. Patricia Birmingham’s body found in Milwaukee River after shooting. 16 year old West Allis High School student. Joseph Wagstaff a Chevy Chase, Md student arraigned in New York on grand larceny and assault tied to a car crash. Easter Seals drive to aid crippled children and disabled adults continues nationwide with Maryland mailing 40 million Easter Seals stickers to solicit public support.
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Hero of '98 dies in Virginia at 70
George Washington Bright, Medal of Honor recipient from the Spanish American War, died at age 70 today at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Richmond Hopewell, Virginia. The second sentence about gears in automobiles is unrelated to the obituary and omitted here.
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District Milk Prices To Be Cut April 3
Washington reports a general reduction in retail milk prices in the District of Columbia and Maryland by April 1. Embassy Dairy pledges an immediate one cent per quart cut, and Thompson's Dairy advertises a similar price drop at the start of April. Thompson's said its reduction continues the pattern of lower milk costs for consumers.
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Milk price drop to producers in Maryland associ ation
The Post notes a roughly 50 cent per hundredweight fall in locally produced milk prices. The reduction was unofficial and agreed upon by Maryland milk producers association members.
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