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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1949

Page

3

Measure To Extend Street Passes House

The Frederick House of Delegates passed the Alexander Wirts bill by 79 to 17 authorizing the mayor and aldermen to condemn a strip of Frederick High School grounds for Carroll Parkway along Carroll Creek to future subdivisions. The bill moves to the Senate.

House of Delegates Alexander- Wirts Frederick Carroll Parkway Carroll Creek Senate House Frederick County Ramsburg Wirts Payne Alexander Hauver Derr

Used Car Bill Moves Through Maryland Committee

Annapolis March 23 4 Legislation to curb fringe shysters in used car trade advances in the House Ways and Means Committee. The bill bans car lots at stations houses and similar sites with Delegate Robinson arguing against excluding established dealers and noting public deception in recent years. Delegate Bandiere co sponsors say the measure removes fringe traders and helps buyers amid seasonal car lot openings each spring.

Annapolis House Ways and Means Robinson D-Balto Bandiere Tom Harry

Patchwork politics and court delays dot mid Atlantic scene

Delegate Chalires blames new car dealers for a black market in autos amid faded jolopies. Judge Henderson, injured last May, expected back at Allegany County Circuit Court in April after a long recovery. his mother died in the wreck. Olney post: John Dunlap named assistant superintendent at Morganza, John H Walker moves to a new prep school post in Olney.

Chalires D-Talbot Chatres Henderson Cumberland George Henderson Florida Allegany County Clearspring Route 40 Washington County Hagerstown Robert R Henderson Olney Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Training School Morganza John Dunlap New Castle John H. Walker Walker

World Peace Conference Opens at Waldorf Astoria

Delegates arrive for a three day world peace conference in New York beginning Friday night at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Protest groups plan marches and prayers as civic, patriotic and veterans organizations prepare demonstrations and thousands are expected to attend. Officials call the event a possible propaganda vehicle for communist aims and a counter to NATO policies.

New York Waldorf, Astoria Dean Acheson State Department

Harvard Astronomer Heads Independent Conference

Low Shapley, Harvard astronomer and Council chairman, says the conference remains politically independent and will follow the democratic tradition. Czechoslovak delegates report discrimination over seven day visitors' permits. Three Polish delegates arrive. Soviet delegation of seven including Dmitri Shostakovich lands at LaGuardia. Protest activity is coordinated by a new Peoples' Committee for Freedom and Religion with police-cleared picket plans.

Low Shapley Harvard Dmitri Shostakovich LaGuardia Field Peoples’ Committee For Freedom and Religion

Protests Rally Pickets and Slogans Protesters Demand Rights

Joseph M Calderon Brooklyn attorney and coordinating committee chairman says several slogans were prepared for a protest including Communists are not welcome here Get out Defend human rights of Communists by destroying Communism Stalin must free 15 000 000 slave workers in Russia. A year’s growth from four angels goats is needed to upholster one sedan Mohair.

Joseph M Calderon Brook Alttorney Coordinating Committee Stalin Russia

The News Frederick March 24 1949 Item

The Frederick newspaper edition dated March 24 1949 reports local events and notices in brief form, including possible society updates, small town items, and calendar notices. Names and places reflect Frederick MD reporting context.

the News Frederick, Md

More Christian Home Teaching Is Urged by Pope Pius XII

Vatican City March 23 Pope Pius XII urged a return to Christian teaching in the home and greater emphasis on hell fire preaching. He told Rome pastors and Lenten preachers that warning of eternal punishment sits before God and men, though heaven remains the higher motive. He also criticized films magazines and newspapers for eroding religious devotion. The final sentence about locusts appears unrelated.

Vatican City Pius XII Ponti Rome

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