Truman Forces Back In Control Of The House
Washington reports the administration regained control in the House with a 154 to 103 vote defeating Rep Win Smith's amendment to cut 150 million from next year's funds. The body also approved 100 million for South Korea aid and reallocated 100 million of leftover China aid, shaping debate over the vast foreign aid package.
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Washington
House
Win Smith
R-Kans
Smith
Republic of
South Korea
China
Europe
Korea
Palestine War Areas
Truman
Rep
Burleson
Dtex
Western
Britain
Ireland
U. S
Sam Rayburn
United
Col Millholland to Command 115th Regt
Cumberland March 30 Lt Col Randolph Millholland Cumberland is to be promoted to colonel and take command of the 415th Infantry Regiment Maryland National Guard, with the move effective Saturday. Millholland, 43, began as a private and rose through the ranks, serving in World War II with invasion of Europe combat duty in France and Germany, and later led the 115th as executive officer and first battalion commander.
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Cumberland
Randolph Millholland
415Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Millholland
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Europe
France
Germany
National Guard
115Th Regiment
Immediate trial sought in Cortlandt v Heroy false pretense charges
petitions filed in Circuit Court ask for an immediate trial for Cortlandt v. Heroy now jailed on nine counts of false pretense. Through attorney E. Austin James he indicated intent to plead guilty to nine passing worthless checks. State's Attorney to file criminal information soon for an early trial.
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Cortlandt
Heroy
Clarksburg
E. Austin James
William F. Suter
Edward Silance
Donald Mills
Montgomery County
Today in History and Anniversaries Span American Pioneers
Notable births include Isaac Newton, William Morris Hunt, Alexander Langley, John La Farge, William Waldorf Astor, and John Hays Hammond with places and death dates. Also marks events from 1840 Van Buren ten hour day, 1854 Japan treaty, 1917 Virgin Islands, 1922 coal strike start, 1923 Bulgaria WWI sentence, 1933 New Deal acts, and 1945 U.S. First Army advances.
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Isaac Newton
Pennsylvania
A. S
Burlington County
N. J
William Morris Hunt
Brattlevoro
Aleander Langley
St. Louis
Oxford
John la Farge
New York
William Waldorf Astor
John Hays Hammond
San Francisco
van Buren
Japan
Commodore Perry
United States
Danish West Indies
Virgin Islands
Bulgaria
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
U. S. First Army
Nighting on the Western Front and Births of Notables
A 1947 note recalls 35,000 miners quitting work a day early ahead of a mourning stoppage led by John L Lewis. It lists birthdays of figures such as John J. McCloy and James M. Cox, with short bios and origins. Also mentions Vardis Fisher, Eugene Reynal, and Willard F. Rockwell. Horoscope predicts a day of potential ascent and influential reach.
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John L Lewis
U. S. House
John J. McCloy
Germany
Philadelphia
James M. Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Jacksonburg
Robert M. Salter
Dept of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Agr
Huntington
Ind
Leon Green
University of Texas
Oakland
Vardis Fisher
Wagermian
Idaho
Annis
Ida
Eugene Reynal
New York
Willard F. Rockwell
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
Pittsburgh
Boston
Public Attitude Toward Assessors Unfavorable
Hagerstown Maryland March tax issues drew criticism from property owners as assessors faced hostility. Robert T. MainenBaltimore City s supervisor and Maryland Assessing Officers president told a convention that demagogues fueled public discontent while many residents complained of rising assessments and tax controversies across counties.
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Hagerstown
Robert T. Mainen
Baltimore City
Ments
Maryland Association of Assessing Officers
Mailien
Th ‘Ie Tostilin
Calvert Comey
Mainven
Assessors Back Maryland Continuous Assessment System
About 75 delegates and state tax officials heard Mainen defend Maryland s continuous assessment system as satisfactory and scientific. He said public animosity was declining and predicted stable assessments after tree increases. praised University of Maryland training for assessors. The convention reviewed attacks on the method, which resurfaced in the 1950 legislature but attempts to scrap it or exempt counties failed. The assessors convention is due to close tomorrow.
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Maryland
Mieinen
University of Maryland
Mainen
Civ inette Club Frederick Executive Meeting Report
An executive Civ inette Club of Frederick met Wednesday at Mrs. J. A. McCabe's 10k W Third St. A report on round robin ward quotas proceeds was filed. Plans start for a May bazaar with the annual programme. Refreshments served by the hostess at the regular monthly dinner. Say you saw it in The News.
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Lewistown
4-H
Maxine Green
Rachel Wastler
Evalene Lenhart
Civinette Club
Frederick
J. A. McCabe
Third St
Civitan Club
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Col. Millholland
115Th Regt
Rockville
William L. Lebling
Bethesda
Dickerson
Lancesty
Bernard T. Welsh
Lebling
Zic
Hollander
SUI
Patrick
Stetson
Whippet
Wspaper Relhive
Know
America
Peagre’s Drug Store
Imperio
AFF Cigar CO
Pride OF Baltimore Cigars
B. S. Dorsey CO
MT. Airy
Farmer Magazine
Adamstown
Urbana
Walter A. Catsail
R.F.D. No
Middletown
John C. Pearl
R. D
Mary C. Thomas
Brunswick
Anthony M. Chambers
Tas. H. Everills
Fourth Ave
J. E. Rickard
A Street
Jefferson, MD
Mrs
Lawrence W. Ward
Knoxville
Lawrence B. Coulter
James F. Sullivan
Fredrick
Ira S. Stull
Simon M. Stull
R.F.D
Albert Hall
R.D
Earl J. Rice
Harry L. Linton
Arahy Methodist Church
Dorsey C. Griffith
W. Church St
Preston D. Zimmerman
Rosemont
Floyd C. Rohr
George Pop Poole
Buckeystown
William M. Landis
Leroy White
Joseph E. Biser
Maryland Contracting CO
Sligo
Maryland Roofing CO
Ellsworth Drive
Silver Spring
Krederich News
the News
Mars Opticians
Market Street Phone
EL Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Damascus Electric CO
Damascus
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