Standby subsidies eyed as inflation battle heats Senate
Washington May 7 Mobilization Director Charles E Wilson asked Congress for standby authority to pay federal subsidies on food and farm products to avert any hit to defense production He warned shortages and inflation threats loom and urged controls on prices wages and credit The hearing focus included Brannan plan comparisons and possible emergency subsidy use to protect defense output
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Charles E. Wilson
Congress
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Senate Banking Committee
Wison
Truman
Maybank
D-Sc
Bricker
Ohio
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Capitol
Michael V. Dio
House Agriculture Committee
DiSalle
Poage
D-Tex
Britain denounces British goods aiding Red China in Korea
London reports Sir Hartley Shawcross, president of Britain's Board of Trade, called claims that British shipments to Red China aided the Communists in Korea "nonsense." He rebutted Gen. Douglas MacArthur's statement to U S senators and defended trade with China while warning that an UN embargo could end diplomatic ties with Peiping.
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London
Hartley Shawcross
Britain
Board of Trade
Red China
Harte
House of Commons
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Washington
Hong Kong
Korea
Shawero
Party of
United Nations
China
Peiping
Soviet Demands To Be Heard On Jap Treaty
Moscow rejects separate talks with the United States on a Japanese peace treaty and calls for a four power Foreign Ministers Council including Communist China Russia Britain and the United States to begin treaty preparations in June or July Formosa and the Pescadores would be ceded to Communist China Ryukyu and Benin Islands would stay under Japanese sovereignty not U S trusteeship Japan must limit armed forces to self defense and not join coalitions against others Russia also rejects U S efforts to exclude Soviet China from the process Paris talks on a four power agenda were near breakdown as diplomats attempted to shape the peace framework and Dulles prepared a draft treaty for Japan without Red China
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Russia
United States
Council of Foreign Ministers
China
Britain
Korea
Formosa
Pescadores
Formosa Straits
Ryukyu
Okinawa
Benin
Japan
London Dispatches
Foreign Office
Foreign Ministers Council
Alexander E. Bogomolov
U.S
Alan G. Kirk
Paris
Washington
Red China
John Foster Dulles
U.S. State Department
Tokyo
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Embargo Proposal Backed By Britain And France
Britain and France voiced support for a U S led plan to embargo Red China and North Korea on arms and war materiel. The proposal appeared before a U N Security Council committee on methods to punish the adversaries, with Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb and France’s Franci Lacoste signaling favorable reception as the panel eyed a final vote before moving the measure to the General Assembly. In a separate Eastern Shore note, ripe strawberries bring ten dollars a crate at Bayview auction as the season opens with expectations of firm prices and a strong yield.
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United Nations
Britain
France
Red China
North Korea
United States
Sput
Ju. N
Korea
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Gladwyn Jebb
General Assembly
Rancis Lacoste
Governor McKeldin Vetoes 55 Acts and Signs 47
Annapolis May 7 Governor McKeldin used strong executive power to reject 55 acts from the 1941 General Assembly and signed 47 into law, leaving 60 acts for reconsideration next February. He vetoed a state office building, university self governance, a youth commission, and various tax and regulatory measures while approving two horse racing acts boosting tax revenue and fund management. He also resolved a dispute favoring Comptroller Tawes over a price fixing issue and preserved earlier vetoes challenged by the legislature. Meanwhile Little League practices proceed at Frederick High School with tryouts and coaching staggered by age groups.
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McKeldin
Joose
General Assembly
University of Maryland
MedKeldin
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MccKeldin
JSP Assembly
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General Treasury
Pimlico
Laurel and Bowie
J. Millard Tawes
Nall Hammond
Little League
Frederick High School
McCurdy Field
Municipal
Police Court Cases Heard Monday Night Debuts Shoemaker
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr made his Police Court debut Monday night disposing of four cases and accepting collateral in six others. Arthur Stine of Monrovia received ten days for loitering with sentence suspended if he stays out of town at night. Myra Blackston paid $10.80 for peace disturbance. Estelle Wackel forfeited $10.80 for a like offense. George Harper found guilty of driving to the fest of center with a $5 fine. state trooper M J Whitney presented the case. Forfeitures and city charges included Jesse Clay Mt Airy $6.45. John Clark Riggles Frederick $6.45. Kenneth Ramage Cumberland $36.45. Raymond Lewis Kemp Jr R F D 3 $26.45. Fred Andrew Deahl Cumberland $11.45. Walter J Davis began as Clerk to Magistrates Court.
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Arthur Eugene Stine
Monrovia
Mary E. Baker
Lewistown
Myra Blackston
Estelle Wackelt
George Harper
Fest of
Center
M. J. Whitney
Jesse Clay
Mt. Airy
Harry Phillips
John Clark Riggles
Frederick
William Boost
Kenneth Ramage
Cumberland
Relatives Share In Estate Of H L Smith
Relatives of the deceased share in the estate of Howard L. Smith according to the will admitted to probate by the Orphans Court yesterday. No valuation was placed on the estate, but it is reported to be considerable.
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Howard L. Smith
Orphans' Court
Florida farmer Mr Smith dies leaving cash bequests to daughters
The ar tired farmer of this city left cash bequests to four daughters and two sons, with Helen L. Smith receiving 4000 dollars, Mary Ru Soper 500, Harriet E Neale 000, Virginia H Brandenburg 000, Howard T Smith 100, Bernard Smith 500. The remainder goes to the widow, Hon a T Smith named executor, will dated December 19 and witnessed by Oscar W Keys and Mrs Melvin Lescalleet. Peanut butter pineapple sandwich filler noted. Gates open nightly 7 P. M.
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Florida
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Mary Ru Soper
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Howard T. Smith
Bernard Smith
Hona. T. Smith
Twill
Oscar W. Keys
Melvin Lescalleet
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