Officiating Not Liked In Frederick Beall Game
The Cumberland Evening Times reports critics said the Frederick High School officials did not apply 1946 rules correctly in the Beall high Frostburg football game. A Beall fumble and a late touchdown call sparked protests from players and fans, with calls for better trained referees and stricter enforcement of the rules. Secretary Snyder also sought explanations from Britain on an Argentine economic agreement feature.
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Argentina Britain loan dispute over spending report condition
Officials familiar with the matter say Argentina seeks Britain's interpretation of a provision that could bar Britain from spending as Argentina wishes. The issue may breach Britain’s commitments tied to a $3.75 billion U.S. loan, according to government officials.
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Collision Damages Two Cars in New Market
State Trooper R F Stone said a coach driven by Woodrow W Hay Route 3 Mt Airy collided with a coupe driven by Roger Randolph Rives Monrovia at Routes 40 and 75 intersection. One driver was slightly injured and charged with failing to yield right of way.
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Crash on Route 75 Involving Riggs and Hay
Riggs turning left toward New London collided with Hay’s car on Route 75. Hay sustained scratches and was charged with the right one.
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Senator Taylor and GOP Leader Fight in Boise
Senator Glen T. Taylor and Ray McKaig clashed at the Hotel Boise after events near the State Democratic headquarters. McKaig alleges Taylor struck him on the jaw, knocking him down and wounding his lips as blood flowed. Taylor disputes the insult and describes a confrontation.
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Defeat Sparks Tense Exchange After Republican Victory
Taylor said he could endure defeats but objected to the insult. The altercation arose when his associate George Curtis former Senatorial secretary stepped to McKaig to congratulate him on the sweeping Republican win.
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Seek Rate Boost Prompts Baltimore Station Rise
George Roeder, general manager of WCBM Baltimore, said today rates to users would be increased 59 percent if the commission approves the proposal, signaling a major change in broadcasting charges.
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FCC approves power and frequency changes for local station
The Communications Commission grants the station permission to raise powers and switch frequencies from 1400 kilocycles at 250 watts to 680 kilocycles at 10 kilowatts. Also notes on a fatal heart attack in Olney Maryland and a 1944 Montgomery County Charter Board member Tarleton Brooke. The Philippines origin of the name Philipinas is mentioned with historical context.
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