Many Problems Facing Nation Baltimore
Senator Tydings says Congress faces many problems and urges action. He outlines issues for Maryland residents including bridge construction, Savage River dam, canal deepening, and airport impacts. He notes government controls will loosen gradually and relief for constituents remains vital amid wartime shortages and policy debates.
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Baltimore
Congress
Seastar
Tydings
Washington
Chesapeake City
Savage River
Maryland
Cumberland’s
West Virginia
U. S. Naval Academy
Tyd Sings
Giant Liner May Become German Apartments
The Europa, a 36 000-ton liner and once a pride of German maritime service, may be repurposed as an apartment house in Bremerhaven. The United States Navy rejected the ship for safety standard reasons, and several Allied nations show interest for peacetime dwelling use, though restoration could cost millions. The ship cost 16 million dollars when built. HOLDING CONTEST H. Kieffer Delauter spoke on National Unity to Calvary Methodist Leaders Bible Class. The class, with 124 men present split Red 65 and Blue 36, added two new members Paul T. Wilhide and Charles Barger Jr. The Red vs Blue ten-week attendance contest continues, with next Missionary Day planned and captains Edward Rice and Raymond Ford to address the class with pep talks.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
H. Kieffer Delauter
National Unity
Calvary Methodist Church
C. Albert Glisui
Uetuer
Uelley
Wmi S. Gosnell
Paul T. Wilhide
Charles Barger, Jr
Call For Balanced Budget This Year
In Hagerstown on March 25 representatives of business civic and farm groups from the Sixth war District urged a balanced Federal budget this year. After a round table on the President’s budget message led by John L Hougardy they formed the Western Maryland Citizens Federal Economy Committee and backed a constitutional amendment limiting federal spending to income. Meetings in other districts were planned in the next two weeks.
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Hagerstown
Sixth War District
Tydings
Radcliffe
Beall
John L. Hougardy
Maryland Public Expenditure Council
Wareidcocee
Hubert Schindel
H.C. Riges
Oakland
Western Maryland Citizens Federal Economy Committee
May Have Two Bomb Tests Within Month
Washington reports that two atomic bomb tests could be conducted within a month if tests go forward. The Joint Army Navy task force met to review the impact of President Truman's directive delaying the first test from May 15 to July 1 amid ongoing international tensions and speculation about possible cancellation.
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Washington
Carroll Manor Grange Presents UNO Program
Arthur Fouche of the Youth committee presided at a March 17 Grange program. Mrs. Earl Remsburg read, Martha Anne Gibson ran a St Patrick's quiz, and Arthur B. Hamilton spoke as economist from Maryland University and State Grange Overseer. Hamilton praised the UNO and outlined departments, stressing the Security Council. He urged attention to its workings at the New York meeting. Overseas Hamilton expressed optimism about the UNO and Iran, calling it a living growing entity.
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Carroll Manor Grange
Arthur Fouche
Earl Remsburg
St. Patrick's
Martha ‘Anne Gibson
Arthur B. Hamilton
Maryland University
United Nations Organization
UNO
General Assembly
Court of Interna+ fivues vue
Setuy Luu
Economic and Social Council
Trusteeship Council
Security Council
New York City
Hamilton
Iran
McKeldin Speaks at Presbyterian Church on Lincoln Psalm
Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin delivered an evening address at the Presbyterian church, using Abraham Lincoln's Favorite Psalm to urge trust in the Lord and good works. He tied faith to political and economic security, praising a Chinese-Christian influence linked to the Soong sisters and noting church sponsorship by the Men's Club. Weather notes and Mt. Airy property sale detailed after the sermon.
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Abraham Lincoln
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
MecKeldin
Soong
China
Frederick
W. Merval Weaver
the Temple
Knapp
John Shorrow
Miller
Emmitsburg shoe plant to be built by Beaudin firm
Emmitsburg plans a new 45000 shoe plant to be built with Lions Club funding of 50000 dollars. L E Beaudin owner says 223 to 250 workers will be employed and construction should start soon with completion and turnover targeted by August 1 and plant operations by September 1. Lions aim to raise funds via local campaign. Also plans announced for Bridgewater and Blue Ridge Colleges alumni banquet at Hamilton Hotel Hagerstown on April 5 with musical numbers by Bridgewater Ladies Quartet and address by Dr Paul H Bowman.
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Emmitsburg
L. E. Beaudin
Q. H. Hostetter
Hanover
Beaudin
Beaudin Company
Bridgewater and
Blue Ridge Colleges
Crystal Room
Hamilton Hotel
Hagerstown
Ladies Quartet of
Bridgewater
Pail H. Bowman
Fellowship Party Planned in Gaithersburg
Rev and Mrs Herman M Wilson invite men and women from this area and surrounding communities to a fun and social evening at 7 p m March 28. Guests of honor will be brides of servicemen from England Australia and other countries who have moved to this area.
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Gaithersburg
Herman M. Wilson
Walker Avenue
Tetouie
Abo P. m
England
Australia
Weather Wars Except In New England States
Weather prevailed across the country with readings in the twenties near Caribou Maine and highs around 70 in the southern regions. Light precipitation touched eastern Texas Tennessee Virginia New York and Pennsylvania with thunderstorms. light snow fell in Colorado Utah and parts of the Rocky Mountains. Fair skies dominated the Great Lakes and southwest while central plains to Iowa and Minnesota remained cloudy.
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Lexus
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Mela Thamierstorms
Colorado
Utah
Rocky Mow
Missouri
Central Plains
Iowa
Minnesota
Hes Reghoty
Hois
Emperor Greeted on Tour Amid Crowds in Tokyo
Crowds shouted greetings as Emperor Hirohito toured Tokyo on his "meet the people" tour, visiting a hospital, silk mill, industrial plant, and prefectural government office about 40 miles from the city center. One minor official was injured when an opening door struck him as the Emperor's limousine passed.
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Tokyo
Hanza
Rape Fe
Hirohito
Kolita
Two Weddings Mark Quiet Middletown and Hagerstown Ceremonies
A quiet wedding took place in Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Middletown on Friday with Miss Mary Smith and Rev. Paul Saylor performing the ring ceremony. In Hagerstown, Miss Betty Virginia Mann wed near Mids, with ceremony by Rev. Emory, as families gathered. both brides wore pale outfits with corsages. The Coblentz match linked Walter B. Coblentz and Miss Lively Smith, with a small family-only ceremony and the bride a 1843 graduate now employed by the Herald-Mail Publishing Co. in Hagerstown. Both couples plan to reside in their city after the vows.
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Betty Virginia Mann
Airs
Joseph Feaster
Knoxville
Tye
Pia Bine
Kevdysville
Sopooin
Calvary Methodist Carel
Rey
Gardunias
Holins
Karsage
Adelphire
New York
Mitetinsturs
Peederink
Coblentza—Smith
Christ Evangelical
Edoochurch
Middletown Frisiy
Ahary
Ehdne Smith
Mey
Osborne J. Smith
Hagtown
Austin
Coblents
Walter B. Coblentz
Near Mids
Paulp Saylor
Emory Abalt Wis
Aliss Kaltievis Smith
Lebyidee
Cobleutz
Hagerstown
Herald-Mail Publishing Co
Graudate
Lemmon and Miller wed in Graceham ceremony
Virginia Miller and Homer El Lemmon married Tuesday at Weloek in Thurtent with Rev. Rlectener officiating. The bride wore powder blue and pink rosebuds. they will live with Lemmon’s family in Hanover while the groom works as a barber and the bride formerly worked at Taneytown Manufacturing. A separate license was issued in Westminster for Halbert F. Robertson and Cora A. Griffith of Now Windsor.
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Camnclixs
Eston Krug
Hanover
Taneytown Mfg. Company
Php
Westminster
Halbert F. Robertson
Cora A. Griffith
Windsor
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Mayor McKeldin
Ans Riges
Hower
MT. Airy
Carroll County
Thomas E. Watkins
Ira
Watkins
Peoples Lumber and Supply Company
Main Street
Isadore Wilkins
Femitshure
Exuumitsburg
North Market St
West Patrick St
REL
New England States
Associated Press
Caribou
Bainbridge
Philippines
Boyer
Navy
Bainbridge Separation Center
Carroll E. Boyer
Middletown
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
Cappella Food Market
2Nd & Market Sts
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkhamy
Mother Nature
Pinkhan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tuin
Abdino
The
Bankers Life Company
Arthur Potts
Frederick County
Potts
PMONE
Mrs. Markwood D. Marp
Gordon W. Spurrier
Commonwealth Mutual Insurance CO
Markwood D. Harp Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle Bldg
Frederick, Md
Fleurette
Zavelle
Kicemaker
Joely Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Wr High School
Pearre
Brer
Preccdictian
Cepvire
Dao
RED Cross
Robert E. Lee Coffee Shoppe
South Market ST
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
College Ave
Markell & Ford
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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