Two Truman Plans Upheld
Washington May 22 Senate upheld two of President Truman’s government reorganization plans with votes to spare. One affects the Federal Trade Commission the other the Federal Power Commission. Each plan would give the President power to appoint the commission chairman who would direct day to day operations. Senate vote counts show support for the president’s consolidating reforms amid broader push from Hoover Commission recommendations and public demand for efficiency.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover Commission
NLRB
Citizens Committee
Hoover
Trade Commission
Lucas
Congress
Jeeway Lucas
O Conor Id-Md
Chaiman
Society claims thirty thousand members in barber shop quartet group
The Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America Inc asserts it has 30900 members in its membership tally, signaling broad scope for the national organization and its activities.
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Society For the Preservation and Encouragement
Sining In America, Inc
Lane To Take Up Campaign In Annapolis Meeting
Democratic strategists plan a private campaigning powwow at the Maryland Governor's executive mansion with Governor Lane, Robert Bennis, and Major Thomas D'Alevardre among likely attendees. The gathering aims to shape campaign plans as Lane's reelection remains uncertain, with Mahoney campaigning on the Eastern Shore and several Republicans also signaling interest.
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Annapolis
Governor Lane
Campan
State House
Executive Mansion
Governors Office
Robert Bennis
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas D‘alevardre
Baltimore
Capitol
Nesert William Larrabee
Glen Burnie
Harrys Kemper
Halftimore Procer
John Markey
Fredericke
Roy Pasco Davis
Monntgomery County
Republians
Ole
Gittinger backs Burall for Frederick mayor ticket
Former Frederick mayor Hugh W Gittinger endorsed Democrat William B Burall for mayor as Frederick heads to the June 19 election. He lauded a complete ticket and noted no City Register candidate from the Democrats, while Republican nominations and recent conventions shape the race.
Frederick mayoral candidate stresses experience and continuity
The speaker, seeking Republican nomination, argues a mayor should maintain close contact with municipal affairs. He notes keeping Democratic appointees during 1943 46 to benefit the city, faced criticism from his party, and urges Democrats to present a full ticket including a City Register candidate. The Citizens should back a mayor who knows Frederick’s problems, naming William B Burall as the Democrat candidate.
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Hugh W Gittinger
Frederick
William B Burall
Gitting
Mayer
Likense
M. Gillinger
Mayo
Elmer F Munshower
City Register
Giltinger
Attleney
Nicodemus
Democratic Executive Committee
Gittinger
Democrats
Endorsement for Burall as City Mayor Candidate
Hugh V. Gittinger urges public endorsement for Burall in the June city election. Burall has four years on the Board of Aldermen, outstanding service, and a clear record of voicing views. Gittinger cites his city knowledge, willingness to cooperate with an advisory group, and readiness to administer mayoral duties.
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Burall
Hugh. V. Gittinger
Surprise Birthday Party For Harry Linton At Araby
A delightful surprise birthday celebration was held May 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Linton in Araby. Neighbors gathered for the event. Guests brought gifts and refreshments were served.
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Harry Linton
Araby
Lanton
Linton and Ausherman Families Attend Gathering
A social event drew Mr and Mrs Harry Linton and extended family including Mr and Mrs Ralph Linton, Mr and Mrs Clarence Ausherman, Mr and Mrs Charles Ausherman, Mrs Ira Ausherman, Mr and Mrs William Rice, Mr and Mrs Earl J Rice, and Mr and Mrs Charlie Rice among others.
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Harry Linton
Ralph Linton
Clarence Ausherman
Charles Ausherman
Ira, Ausherman
William Rice
Earl J. Rice
Charlie Rice
Local names listed in a community notice
Ralph Kanode Sr. and Mr Ti OBrien plus Patty Lanten Ro and Donald Ausherman Jeane and Richard Ausherman Delor Ausherman Grace Mary Mrs Herman Ries Mr and x il Richard Jerry Rice Willie a Sharon Rice and Shirley Powel are named in a readable section of a local notice. The fragment shows a list of residents or participants with multiple surnames and titles.
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Ralph Kanode Sr
Ti O’brien
Patty” Lanten
Donald Ausherman
Jeane
Richard Ausherman
Delor Ausherman
Grace
Mary
Herman Ries
X ‘Il
Richard
Jerry Rice
Willie A
Sharon Rice
Shirley Powel
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Mich
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Teese
Peoples Drug Stores
Patrick
Lane
Childress
Storm & Shipley Market
Kemp
Gittinger Bolts
Citizens of
Breyer
J Golibai
Court St. Frederick Frederick
E Kemp
Discount Stampe
ST. Joseen
Pearlwick
Half Moon
Americam
Ther Sytes
Central Church Farm
County
E. D. Storm
Cohama Bemberg
Plains and
Cohama
O Kerr
American Modern
Russel Wright
Kent
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