Money From Garssons Paid Bills For May
Former Congressman Andrew J May testifies in a war bribe trial that he used money from the Garsson munitions makers to pay personal grocery and department store bills and taxes. A veteran official warns that wartime materiel should be retained for future defense needs as nations like Russia expand chemical capacity. A feature notes Beard growth in Waynesboro, Pa, and mentions a May 23 vote related to Southern Pennsylvania telephone matters.
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Washington
Andrew J. May
Garsson
Murray Gersson
Harry L. Derby
Che Aavikory
Arm Gnd Navy Munitions Board
Toger
Derby
Chemical Warfare Service Association
Russia
Review of Beer License Case Aims Court Review at Emmitsburg
George Wagerman petitions the Circuit Court to review License Commissioner Richard M Zacharias action denying a class B on sale beer license for Emmitsburg. He alleges the commissioner invoked a rule previously ignored by his attorney and argues the order and rule violation. Waterman, a nearby restaurant operator, objected to the denial. A May 2 hearing led to the formal license denial and no review date set.
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Circuit Court
Richard M. Zacharias
Emmitsburg
George Wagerman
Edward D Storm
Waterman
Shorectory
Community Athletici
Burg
Crreun
Bill In Hand Eyes On Lewis Bill In Hand Eyes On Lewis
Washington May 23 The House Senate conference committee agreed to keep ready a labor bill provision to curb a possible July 1 coal strike. They postponed some dates but kept immediate effect if President Truman signs the emergency injunctions provision. Ball and Hartley noted the strike risk and the plan to activate the section quickly. The date matters as soft coal mines would revert to private operation. The Egg And Why Atlanta May 23 A bluebird at the Atlanta naval air station nested in a PBY bomber egg. A machinist’s mate found it and let it stay, then the nest vanished and reappeared in Pensacola before moving to Olathe. The bird laid a third egg but gave up after the nest took off.
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Washington
House-Senate
John L. Lewis
Truman
Ball 8-Minn
Hep. Hartley
R-Nj
Atlanta
Atlanta Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Olathe, Kans, and
Wack
Growth of Frederick City Brings Population Near 26 000
Frederick's corporate limits expansion under House Bill No. 622 will nearly double the city area and push population toward 26,000, with 1 million in added tax base. Officials map new boundaries and list streets, while census data from 1940 and wartime gains inform projections.
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Frederick City
Frederick
West Seventh Feet
Military Road
Detrick Avenue
Linden Hillis
Catoctin Park
Jefferson Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
R. R. Lewis Jr
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Patrick Street
Trail Division
Market Street
Odd Fellows Home
Maryland
General Assembly
Changchun under siege as evacuees depart in U S Army plane
Communist besieged Changchun saw American and British consular dependents leaving by a U S Army plane. In Shanghai and Peiping martial law failed to stop student strikers and anti war demonstrations amid rising tension and unrest.
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Changchun
Wanking
Shanghai
Peiping
Bills Bar Political Broadcasts Election Day And Day
Washington May 23 4 Bills bar political broadcasts on election day and the day before and to make sweeping changes in radio regulations were introduced by Republican chairmen of the Senate and House Commerce Committees. Identical measures by Senator White and Rep Wolvert on would require equal opportunities for broadcasting to both sides in political controversies and to speakers on non political public issues. Stations would have to give opposing side the same free time if a political speaker is aired. The proposal defines equal opportunities to cover the tame and number of stations used and the cost. it would exempt those using the air from liability for libel or slander. It would limit a party to more than one-fourth of the nation’s population, require disclosure of speakers and editorial opinions, and require news broadcasters to credit sources. The sponsors insist the section is not a free speech limitation.
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Washington
Senate
House Commerce Committees
Senator White
R-Me
Wolverton
Ur-Nj
White
Amy
Hbel
O Conor Urges Higher Pay For Federal Court Jurors
Senator O Conor of Maryland told the Senate that juror pay must rise to strengthen the courts. He supported bills by Senator MacCarron to reform jury selection and increase compensation, arguing the current system risks undermining due process. The remarks were part of broader discussions on federal judiciary reforms and veterans affairs.
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Washington
O'Conor
Lind Discusses Atomic Fusion
Baltimore May 23 former American Chemical Society president Dean Samuel Colville Ling of the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology warned that scientists could fuse atomic cycles as well as they split them. He said fusion would yield ten times the power of uranium fission and a fusion chain reaction could release enormous energy once developed.
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Baltimore
American Chemical Society
Samuel Colville Ling
University of Tenesota Institute of Technology
Lind
Nuclear fusion vs fission energy claims by speaker at Maryland AGS chapter
In a prepared address for the Maryland AGS Chapter the speaker argued atomic fusion requires uniting small atoms from lighter abundant elements and notes it would be harder to control than fission. He suggested nuclei fusion demands far greater acceleration and would still rely on a chain reaction to release energy. The era of fission has yielded vast opportunities as context. Pope receives crew May 23 aboard the U S Aircraft Carrier Leyte now at Naples with about 200 men and officers in audience.
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Siow Uy
Maryland
AGS
Pope Receves
Pope
U.S
Leyte
Cartier
Naples
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Chemical Research
Bulwark of Peace
Waynesboro
Burgeas
Harry Funx
Matyiend
Grech
Lionel Hampton
Maple Grove
Balilroom
Lancaster, Pa
Tiers Recreation Center
West All Saints
Colored Civic
Bill
Lewis
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Phive
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Cacapon State Park
W. Va
UPA
Potomac River
Potomac River Commission
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Maryland Water Pollution Contral Commission
Potomac Commission
Maryland State Health Department
Westginia Water i 2
Frederick High School
Jane Doudderar
Carrie McClure
Joyce Crouse
Robert Leather
Josephine Shaffer
Richard Buxton
Elizabeth Etchison
Bruce Douglas
Jean Shuff
Robert Engle
Eugene Dorsey
Roland Stup
Richard Burgee
Douglas Baker
Rodman Cadie
James Blumenauer
Edward Rice
Janice Wickless
Carol Grimes
James Baker
Richard Young
Richard Shirley
Michael Shipley
Stephen Langley
Virginia Parton
Ann Marsnail
Just
Argus
Kodak
Camera Shop
W. Patrick St
Allen
B. Cline & Son Funeral Direct
Schwartz
Sherwood
G. Raymond Shipley
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
ASCAP
O’conor
E Ang Inland Fish Ag
South Market
Eversharp
Gur Toiletry Dept
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
John R. Fitzpatrick
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Bember Federal Deposit Instance Corporation
Dix
America
Caren
Hammarer Brothers
Thurmont, Md
Hagerstown, Md
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Mars Opticians
Burall
Carty'’s
E. Patrick St
Monty
General Acceptance Corporation
Corner Market
Third Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Warner One
Stallion Road
Ronald Reagan
Alexis Smith
Zachary Scott
Stephen Longstreet
Warner Bros
Somraners
Eas Cay Reda
Leo San and the
Eddie Dean
Hopalong Cassidy
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