Baltimorean To Run Against Sen Tydings
Baltimore attorney John M. Butler announced he will seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat held by Millard F. Tydings. Butler, a City Service Commission member, is the first GOP challenger in Maryland. The piece notes Truman’s possible Cumberland stop to back Tydings and cites local party figures and prior Roosevelt opposition to Tydings. Butler is a World War I veteran and former American Legion commander.
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United States Senate
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Tydings
McCarthy
State Department
Truman
Cumberland
Gane
Scherr
Roosevelt
Dewey
Herman L. Mills
Hagerstown
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Senator Tydings
McKeldin
Thomas Tye Alesandro
American Legion
Foreign Aid Bill Set for Wednesday House Vote
Washington May 15 A Senate House committee agreed on a foreign aid package totaling 3 121 450 000 dollars urging a Wednesday House vote. The panel resolved differences between House and Senate versions and backed 41 35 000 000 for President Truman's technical aid program. Amid this, Belt activity noted in the Panama balseria festival as Marshall Plan era issues surface.
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Senate
House
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Truman Urges Defeat Of Opponents In Fair Deal Push
President Truman urged Democrats to back his Fair Deal program and defeat obstructionists in the upcoming elections. He defended his policies, praised international cooperation, and cited economic gains to bolster the case for continued Democratic control. He noted goals include education aid, health insurance, housing, and civil rights.
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Truman
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Victor A. Johnston
GOP
Pacific Northwest
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House
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Rand
Freeuent
Democratic Party
Berest
Way Cleared To Close Hood's Crossing At Doubs
Roads Board rescinds prior action and proposes to close Hood's crossing if County Commissioners authorize the closing after completing promised improvements. Plan includes Flag Pond road surface, Pleasant View road paving, Doubs street work, and black-top curb. Board absolves County from liability. residents may seek an injunction. Closing depends on Commissioners, funded by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Federal grade crossing funds totaling 45000 dollars, with 15000 from the railroad. Immediate action anticipated by Commissioners amid few protests.
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Pleasant View
Wold
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Braddock Grange May Meeting Honors Mothers
The Braddock Grange met May 8 in the Grange Hall with 14 members and one visitor. In observance of Mother’s Day Mrs Alta Cline and her daughter led the program with readings and songs. a flower was pinned on each mother. The group also notes an April 11 covered dish supper and game party, and the next meeting is scheduled for May 23. Deeds were recorded in the clerk’s office for several properties including a sale by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Betson of their Thomas Avenue residence.
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Grange
Alta Cline
Martha Jane Layman
Helen Cline
Cleo Cline
Lewis
Betson
Thomas Avenine
Property sales in city record transfers for $6,000
Southwest section transfers show Mr and Mrs George W Arnold purchasing property from unnamed seller for about 6000 dollars based on revenue stamps. Another sale lists Mr and Mrs Gordon Spurrier and Mrs Bertha Harp selling to Mr and Mrs George Leon Masser a home at 13 Hamilton Avenue for around 6000 dollars.
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George W. Arnold
Gordon W. Spurrier
Bertha A Harp
George Leon Masser
Hamilton Avenue
Ava Gardner Denies Plans To Marry In Spain Interview
Ava Gardner says she has no marriage plans and is not in love with anyone. She denies romantic links with bullfighter Mario Babre and says Frank Sinatra’s relationship rumors are imaginary amid filming in Spain. Sinatra plans to leave for Paris and London after a rest visit.
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Spain
Ava Gardner
Tam
Ava
Mario Babre
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Simitra
Mediterranean
Paris
London
Protective Devices At Camp Detrick
Dr. A G Wedum at Camp Detrick describes protective devices and safety methods developed there for handling TB and other germs. He cites new public health funding to bolster lab safety nationwide and notes NSF support could aid medical schools lacking proper containment equipment.
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Public Health Service
A. G. Wedum
Camp Detris
Maryland
Wedum
The
Society of American Bacteriologists
Detrick
U. S&s. Public Health Service
T. B
National Science Foundation
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Bacteriologists Urged to Improve Safety Standards
Dr Wedum warns many professionals overlook biosafety risks and advocates expanded training for handling infectious agents. He notes Camp Detrick has protective devices and reports a new TB medium that disperses germs, increasing infection opportunities for lab workers.
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Dr. Wedum
Camp Detrick
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Three Dairy Firms Acquitted At Tri Washington
Three dairy firms were acquitted today of conspiring to fix milk prices in the Washington area. District Judge Alexander Holtz off eliminated Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Thompson's and Wakefield Dairies from the case but ordered trial of six other defendants. These are the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association B. B. Derrick Association secretary treasurer and the Alexandria Richfield Harvey and Lucerne Dairies. A tennis court on one of the Lighthouse Farallon Islands off shore from San Francisco is graded to divert rainwater to cisterns.
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Alexander Holtzoff
Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase
Thompson's and
Wakefield Pdeiries
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
B. B. Derrick
Alexandria, Richfield, Harvey and Lucerne Dairies
Farallon “Islands
San Francisco
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