Rail Strike Ends After Heavy Losses Across Railroads
Chicago May 15 The nationwide strike against five major rail systems caused up to 50 million dollars in lost business wages as lines halted. Normal service was near by tomorrow with Pennsylvania freight loss at 15 million and 6.64 million wages for 85,000 idle workers. New York Central reported 12.9 million freight loss and 2 to 3 million wages.
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Regulations To Control Waste Matter In Frederick County
Frederick county health officials unveil a proposed countywide system for cesspool waste disposal to five communities Frederick City Attorney Richard E Zimmerman announced the plan following talks with health authorities and officials from Frederick Brunswick Myersville Emmitsburg and Thurmont Details remain under study by the five councils Dr Carroll E Easterday health officer expects approval and a conference of disposal plant operators will set procedures for operation The plan aims to replace indiscriminate excrement disposal and improve health standards with detailed time schedules rates and processed quantities depending on community cooperation
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Public health plan eyed by five county towns
Five county communities prepare to consider a new health plan after City Attorney Zimmerman submits it for review. Boundaries and area allocations will be set, with possible special sessions to speed approval as summer approaches. A separate public gallery incident in Washington involved a man criticizing Senate inaction and being detained by Capitol police.
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East German reparations row halves claim and goods flow
Berlin reports the Soviet Union will reduce reparations from East Germany and payoffs shift to goods from current production. Moscow dispatch says East Germany will have paid 3.66 billion of a 10 billion claim by year end, while Western sources question the figures.
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Soviet debt plan seen deepening East Germany divide
The High Commission warned Stalin’s announcement would leave Soviet occupied East Germany so poor that unity with the West becomes impossible. It described the reparations as a deliberate step, citing early dismantling, looting, and seizures totaling 18 billion dollars. Czechoslovak diplomat Houdek quits UN delegation in New York.
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Refugee Appeals for U.S. Asylum and Stalin Warning
A political figure appeals to President Truman for asylum in the United States after fleeing a Communist dominated homeland. He also sends a cable to Prime Minister Stalin warning that forcing Russia style Communism on European nations is unsustainable in the long run.
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