Attack on U S Wheat Rules in Baltimore Court
Federal lawsuit by Wilson Barnes representing four Carroll County farmers challenges 1955 wheat quota regulations as improperly issued by Agriculture Secretary Benson. Inspectors were confronted April 27 near Westminster, with trespass charges planned as farmers contest the rules and refer to a prior referendum and proposed data in court.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Wilson Barnes
Benson
Barnes
Louis Shaffer Sr
Westminster
James A. Langrall
United States
Shaffer
Elmer A. Ambrogne
Department of Agriculture
Monne G Haines
County Agricultural Committee
Frank L. Bushey
Roszel Thomsen
Agriculture Department
Memorial Day Parade at Walkersville Monday
Five volunteer fire companies will unveil new engines and a refurbished rescue ambulance at the Walkersville Memorial Day parade. George Barrick said local churches and floats from Glade Valley groups will join the 1:30 pm procession, with Company A 115th Infantry Maryland National Guard leading to the cemetery for military honors. Attlee blamed labor dissension for the Labour Party defeat in the recent elections.
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Walkersville
George Barrick
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Airy
New Market
Carrell Manor
Adamstown
Buckeystown
Casper E Cline
US boosts production of long range bombers after Soviet display
The Defense Department orders increased output of the new 1952 jet long range bomber as lawmakers and officials debate Soviet air strength. Wilson warned the Russians had closed the gap, with Moscow showcasing multiple new planes. The US plans 15 to 20 eight jet bombers by midsummer, while Russian Type 37 and IL38 craft feature prominently in their display.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Defense Department
Wilson
Moscow
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
America
United States
Russia
Congressional
Tokyo
Air Force
Muscaw
American Bay
Adenauer calls for new global disarmament plan
Chancellor Adenauer urged the United States to present a comprehensive global disarmament proposal to the Big Four during the summer summit. He backed West German armed forces in NATO lines while stressing disarmament as the top issue. He warned the Soviet Union must curb rearmament and redirect funds to urgent needs. An estimated six million American school children have corrected visual defects, the Better Vision Institute reports.
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Bon
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Focas
West Germany
Eisenhower
Eden
Edgar Faure
Nikolai Bulganin
Vanced
Adenauer
The
Better Vision Institute
Investigators To Probe Maryland Employment Security
Federal officials will survey Maryland Employment Security Department operations after Governor McKeldin ordered a probe. Kimble named chairing the board, with nationwide review to begin next week, examining agency funding, unemployment payments, and employee classifications. William Mahanes had resigned as former chair.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Robert B. Kandle
State Employment Security Board
John F. Fox
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
McKeldin
Baltimore Exeres Sun
Will
Tne Bkederal
Aneraips
Yantess Kimble
Foy
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Attlee
London
Clement Attlee
Ins Party
Aneurin Bevan
Cally
New Market District
Fue Company
New Market School
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Theodore Ro MeuRkeld
Browningsville
Grange Hall
Jim Grove
Frederick
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Better Homes Equip. Co
Patrick ST
Mao
FHA
V.A
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Routzahn & Sons
Armstrong
South Market St. MO
Bermuda
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Citizens National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corn and
Federal Reserve System
OFR
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market
Daniel Klem
John J. Estes
Emplosement Security Board
McKeldt
Kimble
Chauirman
Klein
Estes
Wiliam H Mahanes
Department
Folsom
H Marten Bo False
the Treasury
Kbasinan Kodak Co
Osetra Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Sat Folsom
Hobby
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C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Gavin
Automation
Nassau
William &, Wood
Williams Hood
William S. Hood
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Francis Scott Key
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