Draft of Regulations Is Issued for Upper Montgomery County
ROCKVILLE May 28 The Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission released for public consideration a revised draft of the tentative subdivision regulations. The draft trims content, separates regulations from specifications, defines exemptions, relaxes fees and timelines, and shifts focus to road improvements under the Road Code while informing school authorities of proposed developments.
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Rockville
Upper
Montgomery County
Kelley
Upper County
Negro Numbers Operator Is Sentenced In Baltimore Case
In Baltimore on May 28 Judge E Paul Mason sentenced Austen Scarlett a Negro night club operator to seven years and a 2000 dollar fine for involvement in a numbers racket He is free on bail pending appeal It marks the third conviction in this conspiracy since February The judge warned that the big fish are falling into the net Additional local market prices from Woodsboro Livestock Sales are listed along with a note that a toxin from African cobra venom can kill a million mice with two grams copies available from county officials.
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Baltimore
E. Paul Mason
Austen Scarlett
Mason
Irvin Hurwitz
Acheson And Pinny Hold Conferences
In Paris on May 28 1950 Dean Acheson and Antoine Pinay held a frank talks on Indochina and world security. They did not reach final decisions and planned to continue discussions tomorrow. Also discussed were the Far East situation and a Russian note on German unification.
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Paris
U. S
Dean Acheson
Antoine Pinay
Indochina
Acheson
Pinay
Robert Schuman
Anthony Eden
Germany
Washington
Charges VA Has 12 000 Too Many Employes
Washington May 28 Veterans Administration staffing excesses cited by Robert McCormick research director of the Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report. He told the House Veterans Affairs Committee the VA could shed about 12 000 positions saving 44 201 000 dollars annually due to a decline in workload since World War II. He noted a potential total reduction of 16 984 since 1945 with 11 898 more incumbents possible.
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Washington
Robert McCormick
Citizens Committee For the Hoover Report
Veterans Administration
McCormick
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Lift Ban on Plane Gas Washington Report
Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman announced that all restrictions on aviation gasoline will be lifted next Monday morning. The order becomes effective at 3 01 a m Monday and ends the wartime controls on fuel for aircraft.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Berlin Travel Slowed by Communist Measures and Aid Bill Cut
Berlin travel plummeted as East German restrictions and wartime measures chilled moves between sectors. West Berlin agencies report 30 to 40 percent drops, with autos still moving along the Berlin autobahn despite escort issues. Internationally, the Senate approved a foreign aid bill cut by 200 million, sending the measure to conference with House revisions in a bid to fund allies against Communist aggression.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
West
Washington
Senate
Truman
Sen
Long D-La
Jong
House
Connally
Labor Areas Favored for Preferential Treatment
Distressed zones Martinsburg West Virginia La Crosse Wisconsin and Richmond Indiana were named by the Surplus Manpower Committee for preferential treatment in aid programs as debate over Western Europe aid continued. Senator Conny D- Tex condemned the plan saying it signals U S hesitancy and will be symbolic to Western Europe that aid is waning. The Texan added that bill fees were set to relentlessly pressure changes to cripple or bleed the measure.
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Sen
Conny D-Tex
Western Europe
United States
Europe
Washington
Martinsburg
W. Va
LaCrosse
Wis
Richmond
Ind
Oakland Adopts Daylight Saving Time in 1952 Move
May 28 report notes Oakland approves daylight saving time following Grantsville and Bloomington, with the mayor and council backing the change. The gesture aligns Garrett County towns adopting the seasonal shift. Mimi Benzell also announces expectant first child in early fall.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Grantsville
Bloomington
New York
Mimi Benzell
Metropolitan Opera
Soprano balances TV recital work with marriage to agent
The soprano now active in television and recital circles is married to Concert Agent Walter Gould, linking a career in performance with management in the music industry.
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Walter Gould
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