Lane Says Governor Has Too Much Authority Over Money
Baltimores Mar 24 7 W Press ton Lane Jr candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination said that too much authority over too much money has been given to the Governor of Maryland in a campaign address before a local Democratic group. He criticized the budget procedure as the result of law provisions, noted post war projects costing over 19 million with only 12.55 million directed for work, and warned the Governor will decide which projects are built or abandoned. He contended the Board of Public Works concentrates power, could enable favoritism, and opposed the authority to cut state taxes.
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Baltimores
W. Presston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Hagerstown
General Assembly
Board of Public Works
Ernor
Teen-age canteen opens in Walkersville community
About 63 youths from Walkersville Woodsboro and nearby areas attended the formal opening of the teen age canteen in Walkersville. The center was turned over to the Glade Valley Lions Club on Thursday night and publicly inspected Friday night. Hours of opening and closing have not yet been set. Saul was the first king of Israel.
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Walkersville
Woodsboro
Glade Valley Lions Club
Mrs Murray Named Assistant Vice President at C P Companies
Advanced Mrs Murray traffic supervisor of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Washington has been appointed assistant vice president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies. The firms operate in Washington Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. She is the first treetee Boteke in the C P Companies.
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Murray
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Boteke
Chaplains Chief Speaks on Paul Based Faith at Hood
Rear Admiral William N. Thomas, chief of Navy chaplains, addressed Hood College Sunday on endurance and virtue from St. Paul. He urged that true Christian character combines mind and body, self-control, and the discipline to align purpose with action.
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St. Paul
Willam N. Thomas
Navy Chaplains
Navy
Iment
Washington
Hood College
Thomas
God
Americans Reported Endangered on Hokkaido
London dispatch from Sapporo reports Americans on Hokkaido Island are endangered. The News of the World notes a weekly periodical’s claim and the situation is described as serious by editors.
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Hokkaido
London
News of the World
Sapporo
Hokkaido Island
Ground Broken For New P. E. Power Unit At Williamsport
Ground breaking for Potomac Edison 35 000 kilowatt steam power unit at Williamsport proceeds under favorable weather. New York engineers Sanderson and Porter hold the contract and work began March 1 with a simple ceremony led by President R Paul Smith. Bulldozers level the site and a canal fill supports a temporary road to the plant.
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Potomac Edison
Williamsport
Willamsport
Sanderson and Porter
New York
R. Paul Smith
Sanderson
Forter
Patison Co
A. A. Duncan
George S. Humphrey
Smith
D. E. Stultz
Eugene Gordon
W. P. Beyerle
R. L. Frazer
Sanderson and Lorter
Occupation tensions rise in Japan after paratrooper arrival
A.Noyes Thomas reports a budding anti occupied campaign on Hokkaido with posters urging residents to arm themselves. Three million residents faced off limits homes and bludgeons as U.S. troops faced harassment and interpreter shortages. A curfew is in place amid a tense atmosphere.
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Japan
A. Noyes Thomas
Hokkaido
United States
Soviet Agent Picked Up In Congress Says He Was
New York March 24 The Reverend Monsignor Fulton J Sheen professor of philosophy Catholic University said a Soviet agent was picked up at a Congressional committee hearing in the capital within the past week He would not name the individual or committee but hinted the person was not an elected official He claimed the war to which he referred was not a civilian but a government insider. Andrei Gromyko named permanent Russian UN Security Council representative was reported by radio in London March 24. Governor Tuck warned Virginia Electric and Power officials and unions of a strike that could interrupt electricity across the state and impact West Virginia and North Carolina.
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Monsignor Fulton
Sheen
Catholic University
Washington
Catholic Institute of the Press
Monsignor Sheen
Congressional Committee
Iren Chisaga
Grhomyko
London
Mareh 24 Y
Titelve Jeon Radio
Andrei Gromyko
United States
United Nations Security Council
Virginia Electric Land Power Company
West Virginia
North Carolina
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