Frederick County roads bill eyed resolves in senate
State Senator Edward D. Storm proposed a joint conference committee from both houses to harmonize differences in a roads bill affecting the Frederick County Roads Board. The House earlier amended the measure to add minority appointments and district limits, while Storm signaled he would not accept those changes.
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Roads Board
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House
Senator Storm Seeks Support for Alcohol Bill in Frederick County
State Senator Edward D. Storm issued a statement defending his alcohol control measure SB 446 as a modernization effort. He argues passage would prevent evasion and temperate drinking while opponents are split between “selfish” and “honest” groups and notes House delegates showed commitment before the bill's Senate introduction.
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Frederick County
Edward D. Storm
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House of Delegates
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Frederick
Opin
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Seid
Adopona
Jefferson Elecci
John J Evers Dies at 65 in Albany
Johnny Evers star of the famous double play combination Tinker to Evers to Chance died in Albany at age 65. The longtime baseball great was a key figure in the storied Chicago Cubs era and remained a beloved figure in sport history.
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Albany
John J
Johnny) Evers
Jeman
Tax Cut Debate Sweeps Congress as Senate Takes Up Plan
Washington analysts say House passage of an income tax cut moves to the Senate with Republicans aiming to push it through and President Truman possible veto risks. Debate centers on how the cut benefits high earners and whether surplus funds should reduce the national debt. Confusion and partisan spin cloud the final shape of the measure.
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James Marlow
Washington
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Senate
Truman
Congress
Bunk
House Committee
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Nix
Extended Forecast for March through April
Weather outlook predicts a six day period with below normal temperatures in the north and warmer conditions in the south. Rain is expected in the south with rain or snow in the north late Sunday into Monday, followed by a colder Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow flurries are possible in the north with light accumulations in the south.
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Terature
Campaign pledge on reviving bill after defeat
A speaker vows to carry the fight to the people if the bill dies. They aim to explain the bill to interested parties so it can be reconsidered on its merits rather than rumors and misunderstandings.
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Virginia Virginia Virgil approach bridge to be ready by September
Concrete deck work on the Sandy Hook bridge over the Potomac is expected to start mid April and take about four months. The Maryland approach nears completion and the Virginia approach faces delays. painting may linger but traffic could begin by September 1. Bethlehem Steel reports rivets and truss work nearly finished while high winds delayed operations this week.
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C. J. Langenfelder Company
Myersville
Frederick
Braddock Mountai
Hagerstown
Blow Up Haifa Oil Pipeline In Haifa Dock
Jerusalem reports five Jews attacked an oil pipeline at the Haifa dock causing widespread fires in oil and benzene installations. The group wearing Trevolvers forced their way through heavy defenses before attempts to escape were halted. police later pursued suspects as Haifa residents heard two more explosions in the area.
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Haifa
Duten
Palestine
Mediterranean
War Cost Pack Includes VA and Relief Funding
House bill details show 1.51 billion dollars for the Veterans Administration and 300 million for relief in occupied areas abroad. The measure trims administration requests by 628 million while leaving a larger impact on the current fiscal year and potential treasury balance. It also cuts funding for public relations staff at the VA and blocks Court of Claims salary judgments, with debate slated for Monday.
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Veterans Administration
Ates
National Labor Relations Board
Court of Claims
House Republicans
House
Consolidation Of State Jails Now Proposed
The Maryland Board of Correction advocates consolidating most county jails into regional systems. Counties with low populations would relinquish jail management to regional authorities while sheriffs remain law enforcement. The plan would end the jail fee system and contracted meals, proposing county pairings and consolidations from several counties to ensure standards.
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Board of Correction
Maryland
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Correction Department
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Howard More
Carroll Charles
Calvert Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Dorchester
Talbot
Somerset and Worcester
Wicomico
Montgomery
Permit Issued for George 7 Frame and Asbestos Shingle Garage
A city engineer issued a building permit to George 7 for a frame and asbestos shingle garage on s avenue. Estimated cost around 5000 dollars. Two hearings set for garages. Also notes a four car garage proposed at 20 East A. W. Nicodemus, Build a Zo Patriek street. Annapolis March 26 Senate unfavorable Judiciary committee report on a barbering bill. Annapolis March 28 Senate exempts mutual fire insurance companies from two percent premium tax. Beach, Caill March 28 Labor Secretary Schwel lenbach denies strike reports.
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A. W. Nicodemus
Patriek Street
Annapolis
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Judiciary Committee
Famine in Four Russian Regions Reported by Paris Informant
A Paris informant with high-level ties cites a 1945 famine in four Soviet regions the Lower Volga and western Siberia. He notes droughts and floods reduced crops, cattle slaughtered, and UNRRA food shipments ending, worsening shortages despite official praise of collective farms.
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Siberia
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Ruta
UNRRA
Donets
Ukraine
Five Per Cent Pay Raise Concept Faces Tax Plan
NEA Washington correspondence outlines a proposed 5 percent pay increase funded by a reshaped tax plan. It compares effects across income levels from $2,500 to $30,000, with projections of total tax relief and administrative hurdles for implementing new schedules and forms.
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NEA
Washington
Knutson
Uncle Sam
U. S
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Porter Urges Strong Help for Greece Aid
Washington March 23 Porter special American envoy to Greece testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that U S aid to Greece must be robust to prove democracy’s aims against competing ideologies. He warned Greece cannot shape its future alone after a two month Athens survey and cited proposed 400 million dollars and military missions for Greece and Turkey amid debate in Congress over aid limits.
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Paul Porter
Greece
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol Hill
Congress
Truman
Turkey
Athens
Porter
Names Three In UAW Aspeds
Washington reports George H. Earle former Pennsylvania governor warned that without the bomb the Soviets would invade much of Europe and Asia. CIO United Workers and Ford official Sigler testified to the House Un American Activities Committee alleging Communist influence in union activities. Earle described a long fight in Detroit between Communists and loyal Americans within the CIO UAW ranks.
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Ford Department
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Russia and Austria German Assets Dispute Delays Reach
Moscow March 28 The Council of Foreign Ministers failed to agree on German assets in Austria and sent the matter back to Austrian deputies. Molotov signaled US and UK opposition to a pro White Soviet reign. Four-power talks showed progress on some Austrian treaty provisions but four issues remain unsettled. The Austrian displaced persons question prompts removal of more than 400000 to Germany before the treaty’s effective date. The coordinating committee finished its work early today and recessed to review the final draft amid broad disagreements on key issues.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
Austria
United States
Great Britain
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Big Four Council
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Meanile
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Germany
Rules Of War Need Revision by Supreme Court Justice
Washington March 287 Su preme Court Justice Robert H Jackson said the world needs a new set of rules for waging wars. He argued current treaties and agreements are obsolete and the era of total war requires updated standards. Jackson noted treaties dating back to 1907 with the latest revision in 1929.
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Supreme Court
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Nuernberg
Snow Near Frederick Misses City During Night Storm
A southern snowstorm skirted Frederick county with light flurries reaching Rockville and Cooksville. By morning the observer noted warmer conditions and evidence that the forecast for Washington would only bring a trace or light snowfall, while the Weather Bureau station reported two to five inches in the D C area. Travel schedules reported no major disruptions.
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Frederick County
Wi Fiakes
Rockville
Cooksville
Kies
Washington
Weather Bureau
Freder
Miners Still Missing After Centralia Mine Explosion
Sixty seven bodies recovered with forty four miners unaccounted for in the Centralia Coal Company No 5 mine after a deadly blast. Rescue leaders report bodies badly burned hindering identification and fear no survivors remain.
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Centralia Coal Company
Lewis Blames Krug for Mine Disaster in Centralia
John L. Lewis charged that the 111-ccal miners who died in a Centralia Illinois mine explosion were murdered due to canal negligence and blamed J A Krug. He spoke amid renewed labor tensions as investigations proceed.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Centralia
J. A. Krugy
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