Foreign Relief Plan Advances In Congress
Senate and House conferencemen agree on a 350 million dollar foreign relief bill with bipartisan support. The measure funds aid to Greece, Turkey, Austria, Poland, China and Trieste, with conditions on reparations and a UN nourishment fund. A separate 101 B 29 bomber sortie simulated an air raid over major eastern cities to showcase Strategic Air Command.
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Injunction Suit Dismissed by Federal Court
A Maryland federal court dismissed an injunction suit aimed at blocking a Maryland Public Service Commission order. Judges Morris A. Super, M. Dobie, and Alfred Bardsle sustained the motions to dismiss the case filed by Montgomery County rail defense. The Attorney General and FCC argued lack of authority and denied full opportunity to present evidence.
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Jap Beetle Control Plan to Begin in Montgomery County
Montgomery County will launch an extensive Japanese beetle control program around June 15. County agent C W Anderson says efforts aim to reduce crop damage over two to three years, with a projected $2 500 contributed by county state and federal governments toward the effort.
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TriState AP Meeting Expected Attendance
Editors and publishers from Maryland West Virginia and Virginia prepare for a TriState AP gathering in Charles Town West Virginia to discuss expanded news and pictures coverage. About 100 newsmen from the Tri State area and Washington are invited with speakers James Marlow and Robert Cavagnare and host R J Funkhouser at a Saturday dinner.
Bay Bridge Site Backed By Lane In War Dept Talk
Governor Lane led a Baltimore delegation to urge approval of a 24 million trans bay bridge location. The War Department must authorize projects on navigable waters. Local officials voiced support amid decades of discussion and cited prior permits and engineering studies.
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V-2 Rocket Flight Shatters Alamogordo Sky
In Alamogordo New Mexico on May 16 residents heard five explosions as a German V-2 rocket climbed to about 80 miles, veered off course and crashed four miles from town near Indian Well after a test from White Sands proving ground. Lt Col Harold R Turner said a formal report was pending and no cause could yet be determined.
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Soft Coal Talks Begin
Washington reports talks between United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis and major mine operators chaired by Charles O Neill began to avert a possible strike on July 1. Southern producers may join after initial agreement. Talks expected to continue weeks as labor bills loom and federal administration winds down. Martin Company to borrow 3 million dollars to fund inventory and speed up 2 0 2 airliner delivery.
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Archbishop Curley Dies In Baltimore
Archbishop Michael J. Curley, 67, archbishop of Washington and Baltimore, died at Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had led two archdioceses, promoted parochial education, and was consecrated in 1914 becoming the youngest bishop in America. He had retired from daily mass due to health and eye problems.
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Archdiocese growth under Archbishop Curley in early era
Archbishop Curley became the ninth successor to Bishop John Carroll. In twenty years a seminary was built, two girls high schools established, and many parochial schools and charitable works expanded. About $30,000,000 was spent on education in the first two decades.
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103 Bodies Unclaimed After Explosions in Texas City
Texas City reeled after a deadly chain of blasts. 103 bodies remain unclaimed at Camp Wallace. Red Cross lists 484 identified dead. Texas Public Safety says 200 still missing. Docks and salvage crews search amid ongoing relief funding.
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Truman orders conference on rising farm real estate prices
President Truman asks Agriculture Secretary Anderson to convene government and farm-group leaders to curb inflation in farm real estate values and curb excessive farm debt. He cites distress among farmers, including veterans, as nationwide farm values run well above 1935-39 levels.
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Frostburg Convention Plans Meet in Frederick
Representatives of the Frostburg convention committee meet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick to coordinate plans for the Maryland State Firemen's Association annual gathering to be held in Frostburg June 18 to 20. About 40 officials from across the state will attend the 11 a.m. meeting to discuss convention procedures and upcoming decisions.
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Executive committee to discuss dues increase at annual meeting
The executive committee will meet the evening before the three day annual meeting to consider raising CompanyS dues from $15 to $25 annually. The agenda may also include disability compensation and proposed action requiring legislative sanction. Blississippi aims to double its pre war $10,000,000 tourist business in 1997-323.
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