Asks That PSC Orders Be Set Aside
A bill of complaint to vacate several Public Services Commission orders retaining 190 motor transportation freight routes was filed in Equity Court this month by Boyer Transportation Company of Knoxville. Defendants include PSC members and Remsburg Brothers Transportation Company. Associate Judge Schnauffer ordered them to show cause within 25 days. The suit contends PSC denials and grants for freight permits from Weverton to Shepherdstown and Frederick to Baltimore are improper and not in the public interest. The petition argues Remsburg refused to ship milk to Baltimore, harming shippers and local markets while Boyer could adequately serve the need. It asserts the Baltimore permit is unnecessary and that public welfare is served without it. The case cites milk market dynamics and alleges PSC orders are arbitrary and unjust. The filing names Francis Petroti and Benjamin Rosenstock as counsel. The record notes ongoing public-interest consideration and potential irreparable harm if relief is not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Services Commission
Boyer Transportation Company, Inc
Knoxville
Charles B. Bosley
Arthur H. Brice
Thomas Elmo Jones
Paul E. Remsburg
B. Y. Remsburg
Remsburg Brothers Transportation Company
Braddock Heights
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Boyer Transportation Company
Weverton
Maryland-West Virginia
Shepherdstown
Boonsboro
Trego
Martinsburg
W. Va
Walkersville
New Midway
District of Columbia
Marxland
Baltimore
Remsburg Company
PSC
Remsburg
Iice Transportation
Frederick
Maryland Central and Western Forecast Flows Recast
Local Maryland forecast reports clouds and wind with mild temperatures in the seventies across central and western regions. Showers and thundershowers lessen tonight as southerly winds shift to northerly. Sunday brings colder air with temperatures around forty in the morning and a return to sunshine by afternoon in Central Maryland.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Central
Tony
Western
Scandinavian boys thank Frederick for food parcels
Two Scandinavian students Brrajulf Ot nes of Fredrickstad Norway and Sten Stromholm of Upsalla Sweden mailed letters expressing gratitude for food parcels sent during a study tour of America. Parcels carried by Scandinavian Airlines contained 20 pounds each, with 35 pounds for Finland. The students praised Frederick and plan to speak at home about their visit.
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Frederick
America
Brrajulf Otnes
Fredrickstad
Norway
Sten Stromholm
Upsalla
Sweden
Martti Soisalo
Finland
Scandinavian Air Lines
Frederick High School
Frederick, Md
Oines
Fami
Reim
SAS
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scott Key
Otnes
New York
Oslo
Stromholm
C. Walter Krerst
Sromholm
Atlantic
Stockholm
U.S
Stu‘dents
United States
New York Herald Tribune
Metropolitan Study Council
Scandina
Oimes
London
ABC of rent controls in postwar law explained
James Marlow outlines the key points of a new postwar rent control bill due to become law by April 2. The piece clarifies when rents may rise, how long leases must run, and how the 1947 base rents and June 30 dates affect increases, noting uncertainty about Congress’s continuation after March 31, 1949. It cautions readers to consult the area rent control director for individual cases and emphasizes the main limits and exceptions.
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James Marlow
Washington
Secuntry
Congress
Truman
UN- Jones
Area Rent Control
King Of Kings Draws 5000 At Indianapolis Theater
The film shown this morning drew about 5000 attendees with packed shows for three days. Door receipts reached $902.33 while film and ad expenses totaled $221.15. The largest donation, $258, came today, with Thursday and Friday contributions of $213 and $235. An injunction was issued in Indianapolis March 27 restraining the AFL International Typographical Union from violating the Tam Hartley law until a case with the National Labor Relations Board is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ministerium
Warner Brothers
Intimnction
Indianapolis
Luther
Swyday
AFL International Typographical Union
National Labor Relations Board
Four Jewish Planes Bomb Arab Troops In Tornadoes Tale
An early report from Jerusalem describes Jewish aircraft striking Arab positions south of Bethlehem near Solomon's Pools. The attack damaged a British armored car and left convoys under heavy fire with several vehicles burning as Royal Warwickshires and reinforcements were involved. A truce ended with ongoing mortar fire and gunfire across Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Solomon's Pools
Bethlehem
Blehem
Kfar Etzion
Jerlemn
Ahout
Beit Jata
Montefiore
Royal Warwickshires
Gehenna
Hell
Sight Sub In Pacific Near San Francisco
An inbound Pan American Clipper spotted a submerged object 60 miles southwest of San Francisco this morning. Captain Myers saw a submarine on the surface with no identifying marks as the plane passed overhead. Navy officials speculated it could be the U S S Corp, with submarines sighted off the coast in recent weeks.
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San Francisco
Jack Myers
Myers
Navy
U. S. S. Corp
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Sullivan S Oid
Senate Armed Services Committee
Iron Curtain
Pacific
Peoples Court Cases This Morning At City Court
Magistrate Manuel Weinberg presided as truck driver forfeited 350 for overweight and John X Townsend paid 50 on the same count. Several others forfeitures followed for traffic violations including Mildred Sweeney, James Martire, Ton ey Valentine, and Harm Ensor. Two men, Robert Morris and John H Morris, received suspended sentences on disorderly conduct warrants. First Sgt. C. H. Dewitt and Richard Myers preferred charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
Manuel M. Weinberg
Robert Morris
John H. Morris
Burkittsville Vic
Arthur M. Rudy
John X. Townsend
Baltimore
Mildred A. Sweeney
Frederick
Russell Dent
Pen Argyl
James Martire
Pittsburgh
Toney Valentine
Hagerstown
Marshall C. Baker
QO. Avenue
Harm Ai. Ensor, Jr
Hamilton
Plane Recovery After Four Lost Crew Found
The plane that went missing January 24 over the Chesapeake Bay has been recovered by Coast Guard divers from the muddy water near Wagner's Point. Three of the four crew members’ bodies have been recovered in the last ten days. Seven divers from the Washington Navy Yard aided the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Yard
Wagner's Point
Washington Navy Yard
Second Democrat Files As Convention Delegate
M Akers and Arthur Potts, both of Frederick, filed as delegates with the Board of Election Supervisors forming the second Democrat slate. Additional filings were expected next week as Republicans prepare a full slate of delegates to the convention in Frederick County. The deadline for naming delegates to the presidential ballot looms Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Akers
Board of Election Supervisors
Arthur Potts
Fred
Frederick
Pri
South Koreans Attend Red Meeting Reported
March 27 report describes South Koreans invited to a Red meeting in Pyongyang with others from the U N zone. Soviet occupation figures seek a unified Korea under a government aligned with Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Koreans
U. S
Pyon Ng
Orth Korean
al Korea
Righ Jeaders
United Nations
Easter sunrise services mark festival across nation
The nation observes Easter with sunrise services from Arlington National Cemetery to Soldier Field Chicago and venues in Colorado Springs Miami and Bethlehem. Thousands attend open air worship at outdoor sites and in churches as religious pageantry and prayers honor the risen Christ amid global tensions and peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cemetery
Arlington
Selter
Pascua Village
Tuscon
Quadalupe
Phoenix
New Mexico
White Sands National Monument
Chicago
Soldier Field
Christ
Garden of Gods
Colorado Springs
Park of Red Rocks
Denver
Miami
Fla
Memphis
Soviet Paper Attacks Norway on U S Alliance
Izvestia accuses Norwegian government rightists of selling out to the United States as Norwegian military collaboration with Washington expands. Finnish Soviet talks resume on a proposed friendship and mutual aid pact with Prime Minister Stalin guiding the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izvestia
Norway
United States
Statin
U. S. War Department of Norway
Jan Mayen
Svalbard Islands
iJan Mayen
Spitsbergen
Easter Weather Preview Delivers Cooler Easter Weekend
The Weather Bureau forecasts cool Sunday and Monday with a drop to Trost level. Showers end before the Easter parade, leaving mixed skies and a high near 59 while Easter Sunday brings a low around 34.
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Weathe Bureau
To Build Overlooks Along New Highway
March 27 report from Frederick to Hagerstown outlines plans for three overlooks and three off the highway parking areas along the new highway. Landscape engineer W. Baur of the State Roads Commission cites Virginia's Skyline Drive as inspiration. Extensive landscaping aims to cover construction scars and blend the road with the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
W. Baur
State Roads Commission
Virginia
Maryland
Delegations Push Road Repairs near Stone Mountain Pike
Two delegations appeared before County Commissioners and Engineer Roger H Willard seeking repairs to about 23 miles of the Stone Mountain Pike from the former covered bridge near Middle Point to Garfield. The engineer said near-term macadamization was unlikely. The present road is steep and rough causing a school bus to use an alternate return route.
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County Commissioners
Coun
Roger H. Willard
Stone Mountain Pike
Middlepoint
Garfield
Macada Fredevi
Mil
Cielian
Brother Athanese Emile to Visit in Cumberland
March 27 announces Brother Athanese Emile from Rome via Mari other Gregory of La Salle High School will visit Cumberland. He travels with Rev. Brother Elithus Viewer as part of the Christian Brothers schools centenary tour in America and is a New York native.
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Cumberland
Athanese Emile
Rome
Mariother Gregory
The
la Salle High School
Emile
Elithus Viewer
New York
United States
Christian Brothers Schools
America
Globe Raises News Price Across Editions
The Boston Globe announced a price increase to five cents for morning and evening editions effective Monday. Current pricing remains three cents within 25 miles of Boston and five cents beyond that radius, due to higher production costs. Cambridge Wins Oxford in annual rowing classic with Cambridge crew triumphing.
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Boston
Boston Globe
Globe
Cambridge
London
Oxford University
Wage Boost Proposed for Railroads by Emergency Board
Washington reports the presidential emergency board recommends a 15 percent hourly wage increase for locomotive engineers firemen and switchmen retroactive to November 1 plus related rule changes. The three operating brotherhoods sought 30 percent with a $3 daily minimum. The board’s report to President Truman aims to avert a nationwide strike affecting most major railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PA Presidential Emergency Board
Wiliam M. Leisers
Truman
Leiserson
Locomotive Engineers
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Easter Sunday sunrise services mark Maryland events
The Associated Press reports sunrise services across Maryland with cool but fair weather. Ocean City opens its 74th resort season with a 7 am boardwalk service, Cumberland holds a 6 am Fort Hill stadium service, and an Easter egg hunt with candy drops follows in Constitution Park. Local churches and stadium services, including Graceham and North Point, mark the holiday with liturgy and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Ocean City
Cumberland
Fort Hill Stadium
Constitution Park
Paul Zelier
Thurmont Moravian Church
Graceham
Baltimore
North Point Ministerium
North Point
Sudden Church Kitchen Accident Kills Janitor in Baltimore
Police report a fatal incident in the basement kitchen of a Grace North Baltimore Methodist Church. James Lankford, 56, a janitor, was found deceased amid fire damage and scattered debris in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James Lankford
Indax
Grace North
Denies Being Asked To Remain In Palestine
London reports the Foreign Office denies negotiations with the United States to delay British troop departure from Palestine. A spokesman stated no approach, formal or informal, has been made by the U S to retard their withdrawal. Approximately 14 members of the Frederick Knights Templar will attend the Easter sunrise service at 7 50 tomorrow morning at Arlington amphitheater. The annual event is sponsored by the Grand Encampment of the Knights Templar of America. Several Templars' wives are expected to accompany them.
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Assender
Healy Land
Jesus C
United States
Truman
Moscow
United Statene
Aleutsin Islands
Arthur V. Galant
Alaska
Galant
U.S
Bering Sea
Siberia
Aleutians
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Italy
Belgrade
Haly
Tito
Alcide de Gasperi
Rome
Ialian
Palmiro Togliatti
L’unita
Popular Front
Palestine
U.N. Security Court
Cil
Lake Success
N.Y
Assembly
U. S
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Britain
Holy Land Mandate
London
Oiece
K. T. FO
Frederick Knights Templar
Arlington
Knights Templar of America
Templars
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Toéar
T. Wilmington
N.C
Marci
Scandinavia
Sing More
Oklahoma
Ors
Indiana
Red Cross
Coatesville
Denville
Danville
Hendricks County
Innapolis
Hadley
Clay County
Brazil
Fortville
Verre Haute
Anderson
North Korea
Silwaukee
MacArtt Front
Nanking
Weihsien
Shantung Peninsula
Brother Athanese Emile
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