No Change In Local Milk Price Balto Cuts Cream
Frederick's leading independent milk producer-retailers said Monday that local prices will continue to follow the Baltimore market. Baltimore milk handlers expect to maintain 21 cents a quart retail for the present, with Washington and nearby Maryland counties adopting a one-cent cut in April. Maryland producers may wait for a March 29 hearing before acting. cream prices were cut locally but a one-cent quart reduction in milk may not yet apply.
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Anniversaries and historical milestones in 1813 1814 era
Know America Today's anniversaries list notable births and deaths from 1813 to 1924, including Thomas Crawford born New York 1813 and Braxton Bragg born in Warrenton North Carolina. It also notes historical events such as Stephen Decatur's death in 1820 and major political moments through 1947 with focus on public figures and places.
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One Great Hour Radio Event Leads Saturday Broadcast
President Truman and stars Gregory Peck Ida Lupino and Robert Montgomery headline a nationwide radio show to present One Great Hour of informative and inspirational programming on Saturday from 10 to 11. Quentin Reynolds joins as overseas correspondent and commentator in the broadcast lineup.
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One Great Hour of Sharing drives church relief drive
Broderick county churches join 76,000 U S churches in a nationwide One Great Hour program. Envelopes were distributed in churches to fund overseas relief for Europe and Asia and aid for refugees and war victims next Sunday. Contributions may be mailed to One Great Hour, 214 East 21st Street, New York.
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First Degree Murder Verdict Is Returned
Baltimore verdict returns Edward Grear convicted of shooting Patrolman John W. Arnold. Judges Mason and Moser, without a jury, find first degree murder of the 41 year old man. Sentence deferred pending motion for a new trial. Arnold died 18 days after December 12 stomach wound. Police confession admitted over defense objections. Grear testified once after defense blockers.
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Hap) Arnold
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Coplon Pleads Innocent in Data Case Linked to Russia
Judith Coplon, 27, former Justice Department employee, pleads innocent to removing secrets for a supposed Russian espionage case. Her attorney argues she was collecting data for a novel. Bail on the second indictment set at 10,000 dollars, totaling 30,000, with release after bond posting.
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Justice Department
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New York Woman Charged in Espionage Conspiracy at UN
A New York woman and Soviet engineer at the United Nations headquarters, Valentine A. Gubitchev, face espionage charges. She allegedly removed Justice Department data “to injure the United States or aid a foreign nation,” with intelligence reports on spy and counterspy activity in his country.
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United States
New Lubricating Oil Cuts Diesel Engine Wear
A compounded heavy-duty lubricant reduces wear in diesel engines by up to nine-tenths. It delivers high oxidation stability and resists breakdown at elevated piston temperatures, outperforming conventional heavy oils in harsh conditions.
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