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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1950

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4

Senate stalls final action on farm price support bill

Washington March 23 the Senate delayed final action on a compromise farm price support bill after approving the measure 37 to 33 then failed to table a reconsideration motion 37 to 35 leaving final decision pending The House had earlier passed the conference bill 198 to 156 and would remove potato price supports if growers reject marketing orders while expanding cotton and peanut acreage subjects to quotas and conditions The dispute centers on easing curbs and potential surpluses affecting government costs and regional interests with a pending end to the farm program seen by critics as a turning point.

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Suspect Still Has Desk At State Department Says McCarthy

Senator McCarthy charged the top Soviet espionage suspect may have had a State Department desk as recently as three or four months ago. He cited a Tydings claim the man’s only connection was four months in 1945 on a mission overseas and said Tydings misstates facts. The dispute followed a Senate committee’s request for loyalty records from President Truman amid McCarthy charges of State Department compromisation. Also noted, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will begin first of ten all room sleepers on the Capital Line between Washington and Chicago, with deliveries to Duliman Standard Car Mfg and more shipments planned for late March and early April.

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Induction of Student Exchange Program for Frederick Newton Teens

Highlights describe a reciprocal exchange plan pairing 25 selected high school students from Frederick and Newton Massachusetts for a week in each other’s homes. Educators screened candidates for fit, parents approved, and preparatory indoctrination and pen pal setup followed. An example profiles 16 year old Albert Brown of Newtonville, who attends Newton High and will stay with Robert Fry of Adamstown Frederick, linking their church, school bands, 4-H and Future Farmers of America activities as common ground.

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Barbara Weaver Hostess Shares School Ties and Clubs

Seventeen year old Barbara Jean Weaver daughter of Frederick Presbyterian minister and Mrs W Merval Weaver is pictured as a model student. Barbara a National Honor Society member and treasurer of Future Teachers of America attends piano lessons ballet dance and tennis. Ethel Monzert from West Newton visits Frederick House and is active as an Anti Smoking committee member while her father works in advertising. Both girls belong to Order of De Molay Student League or Boys Police Patrol Girls Are Paired Then there are exchange visits and lectures.

Order of de Molay Student League Boys Police Barbara Jean Weaver Frederick Barbara Future Teachers of America Ethel Rev Weavers

Rule Has No Effect On Use Of Mad Toms

Regional Game Warden Benjamin F Phebus said the eight inch minimum for catfish this year does not affect using mad toms as bait. The law bans catfish under eight inches and more than 10 creeled daily, while the bait limit remains 35 per person. Dipnetters were seen at the Monocacy mouth, one with six suckers.

Game and Inland Fish Commission Benjamin F Phebus Phobus

CCNY Beats Ohio State In Eastern NCAA Playoffs At Garden

City College of New York defeated Ohio State 56 to 55 at Madison Square Garden to advance to the final round of the Eastern NCAA basketball playoffs after a dazzling long range shooting display.

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