Survey Of Frederick County Schools Under Study For Long Range Plan
A Maryland University group led by Eugene W. Pruitt met Frederick County Superintendent to begin a long range building program survey. Dr. Morphit of Florida State Board of Education will cooperate. enrollment data and local conditions will be reviewed. results await weeks. Religious education classes in two county schools may face board action after a Supreme Court decision. attendance is voluntary.
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Frederick County
Usiivers of
Maryland State Department of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Clarence Newell
University of Marland
Wilbur Devilbiss
Sta
Frederick High School
George Thames
Harvey Kreuzburg
Maryland University Department of Education
Edgar L. Morphit
Florida State Board of Education
Morphyt
County Board of Education
Morphus
Pruitt
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Jews Begin To Ration Bread In Jerusalem
Jerusalem's Jewish community began bread rationing for the first time as shortages worsened. Arab areas faced no similar shortages while lines for food and trucks were attacked along supply routes. A Jewish group seized a convoy of white flour in the Petah Tiqra area amid ongoing clashes with Arab fighters. Masson Named To Council. Maryland National Guard veteran Charlie A Masson elected to Baltimore city council to fill a vacancy.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Petah Tiqra
Kefar Save
Tel Avi Haganah
Ramt Hakovesh
Haganah
Masson
Charlies A. Masson
Land National Guard
Yesterdar
Baltimore
Toseio 2
Old City
Camp Detrick
Local Maryland forecast for Washington Allegany and Garrett counties
Partly cloudy today with highs around 60. Tonight partly cloudy and cooler with lows near freezing. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Seven other counties expect sunny and warmer conditions with highs in the 60s. Tonight fair with little temperature change, lows in the high 30s to low 40s. Tomorrow increasing clouds and mild with scattered showers.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
New Atomic Arms Funds Move Through House Panel
House Appropriations approved new funds and cuts for atomic weapons research and wartime peacetime uses. The panel endorsed 332,407,782 for agency shortages through June 30, 1949, with 66,311,478 below Truman request. Cuts hit Maritime Commission Post Office and Air Force clothing. Army finance preappropriations canceled 200,345,000. Atomic Energy Commission kept 150,000,000 requested. Additional items included Alaska road construction finance and Voice of America funding, plus VA payrolls kept. Commission urged speed in research and dispersal of weapons facilities.
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Washington
Russia
House
Veterans’ Administration
Truman
Maritime Commission
Post Office Department
Air Force
Army
Finance Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Commission
Carroll L. Wilson
Armed Services
Los Alamos
N. M. Lf Wilson
David E. Lilienthal
Seward
Anchorage
Alaska
Interior Department
Secretary of the Army
Royals
U. S. Information and Educational Exchange Program
Voice of America
Europe
Veterans Administration
Senate panel mulls 946 Ma. 1 election challenge
Washington March 30 Senate panel plans to finish its review of a 1 election dispute. Chairman Sen Jenner says a decision is possible next week. The contested seat involves Sen OConor and challenger Rep Markey who contested the recount results. Closed session held and adjourned by the chair.
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Washington
Senate
Senxy Jenner
Tod
O'Conor
Joe Markey
Markey
Sessure
Pravda Reports U S Supports German Spy Ring In Germany
Pravda says a German spy ring in the Soviet occupation zone of Germany is led by Gerhardt Pinkert and financed by American sources. The report notes the group aims to contact German agents in other countries and includes former Wehrmacht officers.
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Moscow
Pravda
Germany
Communist Party
Gerhardt Pinkert
Pinkert
Aer Wehrmacht Colon
Austria
Sweden
Izvestia
Tas
Soviet Zone
Dispatch
Tass
Soviet
Interior
Thuringia
Berlin
Cro
Ghosts of OPA Damp Washington Debate on Prices
In Washington March 30 discussions linked OPA to budget dangers as senators debated big spending and wage price controls. Bernard Baruch and Charles E. Wilson warned wartime controls may be needed, signaling a shift in policy amid economic strain and calls for restraint.
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Washington
Pi Opa
Congriodar
Bernard 3
Baruch
America
Russia
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
War Production Board
Son
Wilson
Baruch Expresset
Fesserda Armed & Ef
Uni
Local Group Plans View of German Art in April
Frederick County Council of Homemakers women will tour a National Art Gallery exhibit of German paintings brought to the United States in 1945 for safekeeping. The trip on April 7 departs 8:30 a.m. from Church Street and returns about 5 p.m. Women will pack picnic lunches and return paintings to Europe this summer. Arrangements are by Mrs. Palmer Snook and Mrs. Donald Schwartz.
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Frederick County
Palmer Snook
Donald Schwartz
Official Demand Calls Pastor Bready Ousted at Centenary
Centenary Methodist Church in Cumberland officially demanded the removal of Rev. Richard H. Bready as pastor of the Union Gross and his preaching voices. A letter requests church authorities act, citing neglect of duties. Bready says he is no longer with the PCA and notes the Cooperative Association he leads has national endorsements. The letter is sent to Rev. William F. Wright, Methodist district superintendent in Hagerstown.
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Cumberland
Centenary Methodist Church
Richard H. Bready
Union Gross
Cire
Breaey
Wore
Ndt
Progressive Aliace Parity of
Maryland
PCA
Cooperative Association
William F Wright
Hagers
Sugar workers strike at Boston refinery for higher wages
About 600, workers at the Boston plant of the American Sugar Refining Company walked off work early today demanding higher wages.
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Boston
American Sugar Refining Company
Hayes May Become Midget Racing Czar
Former World War II general Hayes, ex commander of the Third Service Command, was offered the post of head of the National Automobile Racer League yesterday. Irving Fried indicated a one year contract around 90 thousand dollars. Hayes would oversee operations and supervise a planned 90 midget tracks nationwide under the league’s long range program.
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Chicago
Neve Hayes
Sime Athletic
Tae Court
Grievan
Truman Bids Wallace Go To Russia
President Truman criticizes Henry Wallace at a Greek-Americans dinner and urges Wallace to move from U S politics. The report notes party and cabinet tensions as Eisenhower remains unavailable to Democrats and Dewey Taft discuss opposing Stassen in Maine.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Russia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Maine
Mr. Truman
Henry Wallace
St. Patrick's Day
Order of
Ahepa
Dean Allange
New York
Alcibiades
Rocky Mountains
George F Thomas Dies Suddenly In Pittsburgh
George F Thomas a native of this city died suddenly at his home in Pittsburgh on Monday about 1 15 am of a heart attack He was 69 years old He taught pressroom operations at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh and had worked in journalism and as a pressman for years He is survived by his father Silas A Thomas his brother Robert H Thomas and two children in Pittsburgh No funeral arrangements had been made
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George F. Thomas
The
News
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Robert H. Thomas
North Market Street
Silas A. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Alarket Street
S. Bennett
Pittsburgsh
Bingham Roller
Thomas i
Pittsburg
Suit Settled Over $750 Vehicle Damage in Culpeper
A $750 damage suit by Merril W. Sulcer of 1194 4 North Market Street Culpeper against Raymond Cockrell of Culpeper and F. W. Bennett and Son was settled out of court. The crash involved Sulcer’s parked truck on North Market Street near 12th Street last September. Settlement amount not disclosed. Edward D. Storm represented Sulcer and Francis Perrott represented the defendants.
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Merril W. Sulcer
North Market Street
Raymond
Cockrell
Culpeper
F. W. Bennett
Edward D. Storm
Sulcer
Francis
Perrott
Violence and Campaign Tensions in Italy Amid Elections
Violent clashes mark campaign activity ahead of Italy's April parliamentary elections as leftist protesters in Milan clash with rightist crowds. Communists face beatings and stone pelting while leaders from Christian Democrats push for defeat of Communism. Clergy, from Pope Pius XII downward, urge unity for a free democratic government.
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Iberia
Corpeni
Milan
Samogna
Campassa
Italy
Kalx
Christian Democrat
Peri
Frosin
Bridge Work Steel Awaited Near Bolivar West Virginia
No work has started on the Shenandoah bridge near Bolivar as steel delivery waits. The project is part of a tri state bridge and road relocation program with M J Grove Lime Company handling approaches and drainage.
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Shenandoah
Bolivar
W. Va
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Sandy Hook
Bolivar Bridge
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded for sales include properties tied to Howard E. Dixon and I. B. Har, involving multiple parcels. The list notes transfers surrounding parcels and owners, with details referencing specific acres and associated names acknowledged in county records.
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Howard E. Dixon
I. B. Har
Mi Seven Ac
Clarence Rocks
Frederi
Stricken Engineer Brought To Hospital
A Norwegian freighter chief engineer Olson was rushed to US Naval Hospital Annapolis after a nightfall transfer off Annapolis Roads on its course to Baltimore. His condition was listed as critical. Naval Academy spokesman released no immediate illness details.
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Amnape
Oer Olson
Naval Academy
US Naval Hospital
Annapolis
Baltimoore
Wallace Says HST Makes False Crisis
Wallace denounces HST as a manufactured crisis aimed at frightening Congress and the public into endorsing universal military training and a wartime draft policy. He accuses Administration policy of coercive control and warns the true danger lies in war fever rather than external threats, asserting Russia poses no immediate threat to the United States.
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Tington
Wallace Truman
Deliber
Wallace
Congress
Armed Services Committee Committee
Merica
America
United States
Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
Six Weeks Coal Supply Report From Hagerstown
Six weeks of coal on hand at Potomac Edison Company per Hagerstown reports. District Manager Robert L. Smith says little coal is delivered and the utility remains unconcerned about the miners' strike. The firm uses much coal at its Williamsport generating plant in Washington County.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Robert L. Smith
Williamsport
Washington County
New England
Walleel Journal
Smith
Fifth
East Streits
Prisoners Reseeding Court House Lawn At Frederick
Frederick residents had the opportunity to work ten hours under direction of a foreman hired by the county commissioners. Prisoners from the county roads gang were brought to the courthouse today for reseeding operations using pick and shovel. They are also removing tree roots as part of the project. The 30th annual egg hunt for the Maryland State School for the Deaf was held yesterday afternoon at four o'clock on the front lawn.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Open Wavy For Spain To Get In Money Bag
Washington March 30 The alliance voted to invite Spain into the $6205 fund and program of cooperation and self help. Spain now eligible to qualify under the terms of the program while Easter European nations look to join on the same terms as Spain. Russia satellite nations may enter on similar footing as discussions continue.
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Spain
Washington
Jonna
Court Orders Lewis Appear At 2 O'clock
Washington March 30 John L Lewis bowed to a federal court order directing him to appear before President Truman s board investigating the soft coal strike. He left UMW headquarters before the 2 p.m. deadline, with deputy marshals and lawyers present. The order, served personally, prompted debate over service and the Taft Hartley act as the court considered further action if Lewis failed to appear.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Truman
Jus- Curran
Curran
Lewis
Attac
UMW
Charles Ward
Wesley K. Hopkins
United Mine Workers
Board of Inquiry
Hopkins
Cerran
U.S
Earl Houck
Harrison W
Combs
T. C
Townsend
Joseph Friedman
Justice Department
Friedman
Alexandria
U. S
Istant
H. Graham Morison
Curson
Pickets Clash With Police at New York Stock Exchange
Violence erupted as waves of pickets rushed police outside the New York Stock Exchange on the second day of the strike. About 100 officers were on duty while demonstrators, including AFL affiliates Seafarers Union and Sailors Union of the Pacific, blocked entrances and clashed with police, delaying some workers but not stopping trading by 10 a.m.
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New York
World Financial Center
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Seafarers International Union
The
Sailors “Union of the Pacific
AFL
AFL Financial Employes Union
Curb Exchange
Co-Ops To Meet On Wednesday
The annual meeting of the Fed ied Cooperatives of Maryland is to be held Wednesday starting at 11 30 a m in Grate Reformed church parlors with an afternoon program. Directors to be elected. organizer officers include Dr T B director of University land Extension Service. James Pow of the University and representative of the Artificial Breeders Association also named.
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Fedied Cooperatives of Maryland
Grate Reformed Church
Imioraces
Union Bridge
New Ridge
Thurmont
Frederick
Mont
Dele- Hi
Dr. T. Birector
University Land Extension Service
James Pow
Univer
The
and Artificial Breeders Association
Too Many Dialects At National Assembly Meeting
Chinese delegates sought interpreters at the National Assembly to bridge dialect gaps. A Cantonese delegate struggled to be understood by Mandarin speakers, prompting the use of an official interpreter, though not all delegates followed.
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Nanking
Tomake
Vestry Elects Officers At All Saints Church
The annual vestry election at All Saints Episcopal church selected Otho J. Keller II Fais Newman Joseph T. Gritin and James H. Gam Wil Holmes Ker re tired from service. Charles McC Mathias chosen senior warden and Carroll H Hendrickson junior warden. Osborne I Price E Austin James Lee D Kefauver George B Delaplaine James M Rich Peter W Chichester and W G Crummitt named vestrymen. Newman and Griffin reappointed as registrar and treasurer respectively. No changes to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight flows noted amid coal locomotive reductions. local traffic unchanged.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Otho J. Keller
Fais Newman
Joseph T. Gritin
James H. Gam- Wil
Holmes Ker
B . Gamb Charlies
E. Austin James
Lee D Kefauver
George B. Delaplaine
James M. Rich
Peter W. Chichester
W G. Crummitt
James
Mr. Crummitt
Sir. Newman
Mr. Grifin
Resistrar
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