Speaker Criticism Highlights World Peace Conference
Norman Cousins of the Saturday Review of Literature told a Waldorf Astoria audience that Americans do not want peace at any price as 2,000 attendees and many protesters filled the scene amid tense atmosphere and a hissed reference to Winston Churchill. The event opened the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace, with outside picketing and a police report of a fist fight.
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New York
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
Cousins
William O. Stapledon
Stapledon
America
Russia
Winston Churchill
Waldorf-Astoria
Park Avenue
Scientific Conference For World Peace
Doane
Local Estate and Auction Notices Listings
March 26 to April 1 enumerates numerous individuals and firms with locations across Frederick County Maryland, listing consignments sales farm auctions and property notices. Names include Mrs Emma Rze Cross Mrs Nellie R Titus Rodney R Kelly and Vincent Day along with firms like L H Remshore & Sons and Fieldcraft Farms. Locations reference Damascus Adams town Frederick Monkstown Creagerstown and Monrovia. Exact sale times and details appear as scattered fragments across streets and junctions.
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Emma Rze Cross
Smithsburg
Garfield Road
Mackley Bros
E. Main St
Thurmont
John B. Waters
Damascus
Nellie R. Titus
Adamstown
A. C. Davis
Hansonvile
L. H. Remshore & Sons
O'Possumtown Pike
Frederick
Thomas Keeney
Ladiesburg
Aid
John E. Frook
Braddock Heights
High Knob
Amy G. Whitter
Dovbs
Robert A. Diller
Libertytown
Harry A. Lambert
Middleburg
Uniontown
Upton Glindhill
Sunny HI Farm
Rodney R. Kelly
Luckeystown
Sdner J. Flankins
Byattstown
R—C. Lester Longerbeam
F. Farm
North Market St
R—M. W. Stifels
Woodsboro
Harry R. Ridgely
Jobnsville
Vincent Day
Petersville
Farmer's Club
North Brunswick
Fieldcraft Farms
Ellicott City
S—J. Lloyd Withide
Thos. W. McDonald
R. Lawcen Weller
New Market
Joel B. Roop
Westminster
E.i. Austin Fraley
Creagerstown
H. A. Stallings
Federal Agents Capture Notorious Criminal On Plane
Federal agents and Phoenix police captured Lloyd E. Sampsell Sr. aboard an airliner bound for Kansas City after a Los Angeles bank robbery and a San Diego holdup. A .44 revolver, about $7,800, and statements tying Sampsell to the LA bank raid were found and disclosed during arraignment.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Lloyd E. Sampsell, Sr
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sampsell
U. S
C. B. Wilson
Federal Bureau of Investigation and Police
Kansas City
W. A. Murphy
FBI
Seventh
Hoover Street
Bank of America
Murphy
Arthur W. Smith
Seaboard Finance Co
J. Edgar Hoover
Tito to Speak on Yugoslavia Future and East West Ties
Premier Tito plans three major speeches in April to outline Yugoslavia s future role in world affairs and possible opening toward improved Western economic relations. The address around April 10 before the Congress of the Peoples Front will tackle tensions with Communist neighbors and Cominform accusations of nationalism.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Congress of the Peoples’ Front of
Communist Information Bureau
Cominform
Kremlin
Borba
Western talks on Yugoslav deals show quiet growth
A steady stream of Western trade representatives has begun arriving for discreet talks on contracts worth millions with Yugoslavia. In local news, the Youth Fellowship met at Harold Buhrman’s home with 20 members and one guest. Kathleen Stull led the session, and a Talent Session followed featuring music, riddles, and games. Eila Mae Marsh won the prize, and plans for April 21 were announced.
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Yugoslavia
Youth Fellowship
Harold Buhrman
Willard Gaver
Kathleen Stull
Ella Mae Marsh
Irene Clem
Ruthie Kline
Eila Mae Marsh
Edwin Stull
Harry Daveler
Dorothy Wachter
Lee Rajyy Ausherman
Ruth Kline
Elia Mae Marsh
Vernon Clem
Richard Stull
Paul Stull
J. R. Ramsburg
Frank Stottemyer
Ronald Hemby
Bob Warner
Shirley Leatherman
Grace Lambert
Barbara Putman
Robert Hemby
LuRay Ausherman
Senate Passes Home Rule Bills for Eight Maryland Counties
Annapolis March 25 The Senate approved two home rule measures expanding powers to eight counties and many incorporated towns. The bills, sponsored by Senator Storm, extend nonpartisan town charters and shift certain lawmaking powers from the General Assembly to county commissioners, aiming to curb local bill influx.
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Annapolis
Senate
House
Storm
Frederick
Carroll
Baltimore
Harford
Queen Anne's
Garrett
Montgomery
Talbot
General Assembly
Tax bill faces final Senate vote amid revenue fears
The tax reduction bill, projected to lose about 600000 a year in state revenue after 1950, nears final Senate action with House unlikely to approve. Per mile rates would shift from a multi tier gross receipts tax to a flat 1.5 percent under Deila's proposal. In a separate note Burgess Meredith and Paulette Goddard announce a friendly separation with divorce pending. Britain plans to ease war goods export ban on borderline items to Russia and allies, expanding allowed shipments.
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Annapolis
Senate
Maryland
General Assembly
Della
Balto
Sotheron
Prince George's
House
Dedla
New York
Burgess Meredith
Paulette Goddard
London
Britain
Russia
Textile Tycoon Ferdinand Thun Dies at 83 in Reading
Ferdinand Thun, an 83-year-old textile pioneer and co founder of Wyomissing Industries, died at his Wyomissing home. A native of Barmen Germany, he helped build one of the world leading textile firms.
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Reading
Ferdinand Thun
Wyomissing
Barmen
Germany
Thun
Wyomissing Industries
Bargaining Law Backed by Maryland Legislature
Annapolis March 25 Facing high bids on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Maryland proposed a bill to permit bargaining with contractors. Senate President Byrnes introduced an emergency measure to authorize negotiation with the low bidder or other firms after bid rejection, removing the need for further advertisement. Two bids on the bay bridge substructure exceeded estimates by nearly ten million dollars and were rejected.
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Annapolis
Muarch
Chesapeake Bay
Senate
Byrnes Ud-Balto Lth
State Roads Commission
Byrnes
Hall Hammond
Commission
Roads Commission
Bay Bridge
Beall praises Maryland Day in House speech
The House learned from Rep. Beal that Maryland Day marks the 315th anniversary of the Free State. Beall briefly recited dates of major events in Maryland history during a short address.
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Beall
Washington
House
Beal
Maryland
Free State
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KASCO
Stull’s Hatchery
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Henry Dellinger
Williamsport
WAC
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W. Patrick St
Guy C. Kline
Myerswille
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Cumberland
R. Emmett Flynn
Leon S. Trittapoe
North Market Street
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Fla
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Gordon W. Spurrier
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