Cuts Help For Europe Tosses In Aid To China
House Foreign Affairs Committee votes an 18 percent cut in European emergency aid to 489 million for France, Italy and Austria, while adding 60 million for China. Senate panel backs 597 million for Europe with debate on pricing and Russia shipments continuing. Also notes First Lady Mrs. Truman will attend a Baltimore concert for daughter Margaret on December 19.
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Ten Accused By Congress Are Fired
The Motion Picture Association of America drops 10 Hollywood figures cited for contempt of Congress and vows no known Communists will be hired in the future. Eric Johnston says none will be rehired until acquitted or purged and declares under oath they are not Communists. The action follows House citations approved by a wide margin after un American Activities hearings. Johnston adds firms will not employ subversive elements and rejects Communist ties.
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Observatory site relocation urged to Braddock Heights
U S Senator O Conor announces renewed appeal to the Navy Department to locate the U S Naval Observatory in Braddock Heights Maryland amid reports of a site east of the Blue Ridge. Frederick Chamber of Commerce and local groups press for relocation, with assurances of consideration. A separate dispatch notes the Army freighter Robert F Burns delivering 4212 soldiers bodies from Europe to New York.
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Standardized home design aims to cut costs through modular four inch system
The Industry Engineering Committee plus 42 associations promote a modular home plan using four inch multiples to reduce waste and labor. The program seeks 25,000 dealer distributors, requires no retooling, and targets mass production efficiency for small builders with pre finished flooring and pre assembled closets.
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Maryland Receipts Rise in October Despite Higher Spending
Maryland reports October income up by 6.7 million dollars over last year while expenditures climb by 4.36 million. Comptroller James J. Lacy released figures showing total receipts for the fiscal year so far at 43.75 million and disbursements at 37912.477—no change to the expected year end surplus, with a revised estimate to come after month end. Alcoholic beverage revenue increased in October.
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James J Lacy
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Fiscal year outlook shows reduced revenue from property and corporations
Chief Deputy Comptroller McCusker notes retailers stockpiled grain in anticipation of restrictions and highlights revenue by category. Real and personal property fall to 1,127,198 from 1,178,038. corporations rise to 2,321,289 from 2,172,543. motor vehicle license dips to 1,120,595 from 1,?174.
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Corncobs could yield furfural from huge US waste
About 16.06 million tons of corncobs are wasted annually in the United States. If utilized, they could produce around 1.5 million tons of furfural, a chemical widely used in industrial processes.
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Maryland State Grange Annual Meet Opens With 27 Speakers
Maryland farmers gather in Annapolis for a three day State Grange meeting at Carvel Hall starting Tuesday. Edward F. Holter announces 27 speakers addressing education agriculture government and Grange concerns. Highlights include a play contest finals a home economics show and Governor Lane's address.
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State Grange
Governor Lane
Edward F. Holter
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College Park
Thomas C. Pullen
Harry Caldwell
North Carolina
H. M. Carroll
Bel Air
H. F. Cotterman
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Pylesville
Howard A. Quinn
Frederick
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Caldwell
Formal Wednesday visit followed by reception at executive mansion
Dr. Pullen will be given Wednesday afternoon with an informal reception by Governor and Mrs Lane at the executive mansion. The annual election is scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Must Stop Dumping Garbage In Streams
Annapolis November 25 vP Paul W McKee executive secretary of the Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission said Havre de Grace and other municipalities must stop dumping garbage into rivers or streams The officials asked if they must comply with new regulations and McKee said towns will face the same issues and a disposal system must be devised with a timeline not requiring immediate compliance.
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Paul W. McKee
Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission
Havre de Grace
McKee
State rules curb water pollution and waste disposal
State regulations prohibit dumping garbage or food containers into state waters and prohibit discharging oil from boats into waters under state jurisdiction except during emergencies or accidents. The commission may set reasonable timeframes for compliance.
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