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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
6
The text notes the need for careful restraint and acknowledges strong literary ability that could flourish if given room, but it warns that ease and luxury often overpower the drive for wealth or renown.
Complied list notes Joel Barlow Fanny Crosby George Train John Wesley Powell Garrett Serviss and others born in various years. It records historic anniversaries from 4638 to 1948 and lists notable today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope describing social temperament and impulsive passions.
Satchel Paige will start for the Cleveland Indians in an exhibition against the Chicago Cubs in Los Angeles marking his season debut. He missed a San Bernardino bus yesterday which trainer Lou Boudreau says will not incur fines. Paige remarks about rules. The item also notes a Maryland budget debate and a WWII era influenza figure of 550,000 killed in 1918.
Minneapolis police took 19 year old Ron Babich and 17 year old Kathleen Birmingham into questioning after they eloped from West Allis Wisconsin. Babich faced a delinquency charge and eloped with Patricia Birmingham’s sister. The case followed the discovery of Patricia Birmingham’s body in the Milwaukee River two days after the elopement.
The Security Council approved a Canadian plan aimed at settling the Dutch Indonesian conflict through round table talks. The March 23 vote stood 8 to 6 with Russia and Ukraine abstaining along with France. Dutch spokesman Dr I J Van Royen hailed the plan as helpful while Indonesian Dr L N Palar signaled possible acceptance if it frees Republican readers before talks. The council adjourned until Monday as the plan calls for further steps.
The United Nations commission on Indonesia works to reconvene Dutch and Indonesian leaders to implement a council resolution approved January 28. In Baltimore, FCC Chairman Wayne Coy dismissed fears of TV fraud amid talks on the potential obsolescence of today’s 12 channels, calling the debate a tempest in a teapot.
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