Airport Zoning Board Adopts Regulations
Airport Zoning Commission on Friday night adopted its final report on airfield regulations for submission to the Mayor and Aldermen. The ordinance creates approach, transition, and burning zone districts near the airport and sets height limits for structures and natural growth, plus conditions for property use within the zones. The next step is a public hearing by the Mayor and Aldermen after which action may be taken.
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Iday Evening
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
East Patrick Street
Crum Dairy
Commission
G. Hunter Bowers
Niemann A. Brunk
W. Raymond Walter
E. Austin James
William M. Storm
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Crack Down On German Iron Curtain Shipments
Frankfurt Germany May 1 American and German authorities halted 4904 tons of steel rails destined for Hungary after license approval. Rails grouped 325 carloads were stopped as inadvisable signaling intensified efforts to curb border leaks. Officials blame lax controls and export licensing and plan tighter measures and new licensing procedures. Firemen used chains to clear soot from a chimney at Church Hill home causing smoke damage.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hungary
United States
U. S
John J. McSloy
Russia
Independent Hose Co
Nadmi ‘Nipp
Church Hill
Government cuts prices on chuck steak and pot roast
Washington May 11 The Office of Price Stabilization slashed about 12 cents per 4 pound on chuck steaks and pot roasts and 5 to 6 cents per 4 pound on rump roasts. The changes take effect next Monday and aim to correct inequities while preserving the planned October general beef rollback.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Ccost
Eric Johnston
Clarksburg Works On Fire Protection and Park Plans
Clarksburg residents push completion of a new fish and fire protection pond in the forthcoming recreational park by July 4. The Community Association reports progress on Route 249 widening talks with the State Ready Commission. Committee changes place Edward Deets as Development chair with new members, and lighting plans expand street light coverage. In other notes, coal production for the week ending May 5 fell to 9,675,000 tons from the prior week.
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Clarksburg
Raymond Hing
My Recreational Park Committee
Edward Deets
State Ready Commission
Aith
SRC
Ralph F. Mavin
G. R. Wilhide
Mr. Deets
Maj
G. T. Marts
Emory Edwards
Paul Brunner
Clarence Py. Day
Raymond G. Wilhide
James R. King
Ova King
Sherwood Gardens
Paul Warfield
Russell King
Joan Edwards
Washington
Titu
National Coal Association
Scientist X Weinberg Held For Contempt Of Court
Dr Joseph W Weinberg the Scientist X in the HUAC atomic espionage probe was ordered held on 1000 bond for contempt of federal court Judge Alexander Heltrom set a Monday hearing on the charge Weinberg refused to answer questions before a federal grand jury about his Berkeley residence and a 1943 UC atomic laboratory role He invoked constitutional privilege against self incrimination and invoked open hearing in DC Federal District Court with details of his alleged passing atom bomb secrets to the Communists during WWII as a UC radiations lab physicist emerge
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Washington
Joseph W. Weinberg
House Un-American Activities Committee
Federal District Court
Alexander Heltrom
Weinberry
University of Minnesota
Berkeley
Calif
University of California Atomic Laboratory
Weltzer
Weinberg
District of Columbia
House Un-American Activities
Durin
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Child Burn Incident At Home Injures Anita Winpister
Anita Louise Winpister, 3, suffered first and second degree burns to face arms and body after her dress and hair ignited from matches in the family backyard. Her parents rushed her to Predrick Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening where she was listed as fair by staff. an elder sibling suggested she may have self ignited while playing with matches.
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Anita Louise Winpigher
Predick Memorial Hospital
Walter Winpisher
East Street
Sheriff Speaks on Juvenile Problems at Optimist Club
Sheriff Guy Anders spoke at the Freder ick Optimist Club dinner on juvenile issues urging stricter state laws for extradition of husbands deserting families and support for a juvenile court. The meeting, led by Vice-President Ernest B Stephens, included approval to sponsor Boys Patrol work and a joint anniversary dinner with Hagerstown Optimist Club on June 12.
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Optimist Club
Frederick
Guy Anders
Ernest B. Stephens
Joe R. Daupnik
Robert F. Kreb
C. Lease Bussard
Optimist International
Automobile
Club of
Anders Lett
Spence Lindsey
Joe Roman
Hagerstown Club
Board of Directors
Meetcui
Hagerstown Optimist Club
Chicago Gets 1952 G. O. P. Convention
The Republican National Committee voted 48 to 11 to hold the 1952 Presidential nomination convention in Chicago the week of July 7. Philadelphia had pressed to host, but Chicago won after a late vote. A motion to move the date to June 23 failed 8 to 9.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Fred C. Scribner, Jr
Maine
Liquor Tax Boost Voted In Washington Effort
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise federal excise taxes on liquor beer and wine by 250.5 million dollars seeking higher revenue. Tax increases cover distilled spirits beer wines and sparkling wines with new rates and penalties for license applicants.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Ways and Means
Tax shifts and tobacco tax proposals in Treasury review
The article outlines an estimated seven million dollar tax increase and a committee cost of about 35 percent for the addition. It notes revenue goals from alcoholic beverages at 250 million versus 706 million. A forthcoming excise decision on cigarettes and cigars is expected, with cigarettes raised to 10 cents per pack and cigars boosted per thousand at varying rates.
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Treasury
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