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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1951
Page
2
The President's Advisory Board on International Development warned that the U S could lose democratic allies abroad unless it rapidly stimulates American investment overseas. It called for a central permanent agency to coordinate federal and private programs as sagging living standards and rising populations in underdeveloped nations foster Communist influence.
Washington speakers urged trimming President Truman’s 78 billion dollar budget. Senator Byrd proposed 7.0 billion in cuts starting with a 15 percent across the board, targeting non defense and non fixed spending. Senator Douglas floated 84 billion in cuts with half in armed forces. Byrd urged trimming 300,000 to 400,000 federal payroll workers and criticized military manpower use. Ellsworth Alvord of the Chamber said 7 billion could be shaved. Assistant Price Director Phelps predicted a temporary recession amid inflationary pressures. Nelson Rockefeller cited the budget debate at the 19th annual Chamber session.
Police reported an attempted break in at Neal's Garage on Fast Street near Seventh Street late Monday night. Officers found a broken window and scattered merchandise but no theft. Police also noted ongoing efforts to solve a cash theft at Cavell's but with little progress. Arrests were made in unrelated light collateral cases with bonds set under $100.
Washington May 1 The Senate subcommittee that investigated the 1950 Maryland Senate campaign submitted the first draft of a report in closed session The 45 page document was not released and may be public in about two weeks The panel closed hearings April 11 on complaints by Millard E Tidings that backers of Senator Butler violated election laws and smeared him The report by Chief Counsel Edward McDermott and Minority Counsel Ralph E Becker offers general legislative recommendations and reviews testimony The four member panel requires unanimity on recommendations Montoney said no agreement on proposals yet Also notes the subcommittee operates under unanimity and a Siamese aristocrat dish is noted as a stray item
Baltimore witnesses testified about Maryland Senate race as subcommittee evidence reportedly drew no connection to the campaign. John M. Jonkel of Chicago was said to have had his personal bank records subpoenaed but showed no activity bearing on the campaign. No further investigation was scheduled.
Montgomery County Council rejects a Medical Care Commission recommendation for additional county hospital facilities. The annual legislative session opens with four new bills. no hospital expansion likely this session. Separate items: commissions appointed in Westminster Carroll County for two-year terms. Jury ignores extortion charge against Sam Lane, with statute of limitations noted.
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