Beall High Here Tonight Beall High grid clash at McCurdy Field
Beall High meets Frederick High in a major inter county football clash at McCurdy Field. Miller and Stevens key for the visitors with Miller scoring thrice against Keyser and Stevens snaring two interceptions. Frederick lists injuries to Mullican Krantz and Burgee as Beall charges into the contest with strong form and a full T formation.
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Frederick
Frostburg
Beall High
McCurdy Field
Keyser
Miler
Setto
Miller
Doughty Keyser
Stevens
Beall
Husky Beall
Burgee
Mullican
Krantz
Homer Brooks
Gene Hummel
Frederick Ward
Butler
Brown Markee Beard
Stup
Houck
Rinehart
Fisher
J Krantz
Burge
Senate approves modified pricing controls bill in Washington
The Senate passed a measure altering the Capehart pricing amendment within the economic controls law. It aims to curb rigid ceilings by requiring price limits to reflect only necessary cost increases in labor, materials, and transportation, signaling a partial Truman victory as the bill moves to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Capehall
Capehart
R-Ind
Office of Price Stabilization
State Hotel Men Meet Here
Maryland hotel managers and owners convened in Annapolis with Paul W McAuliffe of the Francis Scott Key Hotel elected president. Officers include Albert Fox as vice president Richard Pillsbury as treasurer Morton Grant as secretary and a slate of district representatives from Baltimore Salisbury Annapolis Frederick and Ocean City among others attending the session.
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Maryland
Paul W McAuliffe
France Scott Key
Maryland Hotel Men's Association
Baltimore
McAuliffe
Albert £. Fox
Sheraton Belvedere
Richard T Fillsbury
Wicomico
Salisbury
Morton A Grant
Stafford
Schar
State Association
Baltimore City Group
George A Seharl
New Howard
U& R Hewatt
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Baltimoreans
Miles Furey
Congress Hotel
Otis G Clements
Emerson Hotel
H Nelson Busick
Lord Baltimore
Howard Wisotskey
Mt Royal
Richard Scott
New Sherwood
H C Reynolds
Sheraton-Belvedere
Harry
Gilbert
Frederick Hagerstown
Arley
Timberline on Mount Mc Kinley Stands at 9000 Feet
The timberline on Mount Mc Kinley in Alaska reaches about 9000 feet above its base, far below the mountain’s peak of around 20000 feet. This reflects the limits of tree growth in extreme alpine conditions and highlights the striking height difference between base elevations and tree growth on the world’s tallest peak.
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Mount McKinley
Alaskan
Gant
Along The Potomac To Washington By J Glenn Beall
In Washington on October 6 the 6th District Congressman notes the US Army pays taxes to the French government on strategic supply routes including roads and airfields in France. He cites that about a quarter of building costs cover taxes. An embassy spokesman says other European nations do the same. He mentions NATO clauses that limit but do not bar exemptions for the United States.
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Potomac
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Congress
Maryland
United States Army
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paul S Willis
Congress Extends Federal Funding Amid Large Appropriations
The House passed a fourth continuing resolution to fund federal agencies through October 31 as major appropriations bills remain pending. Officials cite the massive size of the bills and a desire to curb unnecessary spending while Congress debates responses to the imprisonment of journalist William Oatis and trade policy within the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
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House
Congress
Czechoslovakia
Willam Oatis
United States
Micoyn
Nations split over trade with Czechoslovakia and press order
United States cites permission to halt trade with Czechoslovakia while others express displeasure. ASNE group denounces the presidents classification order as dangerous, and the OFS blocks public info briefly before the president withdraws the order.
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United States
Czechoslovakia
Congress
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Office of Price Stabilization
OFS
Baruch cites Russia atom bomb leak as warning on spies
Elder statesman Bernard Baruch said Russia’s second atom bomb test proves espionage efforts were aided by failures to stop spies. He recalled warnings from 1946 that machinery linked to atomic work was being ordered, including a pump used in uranium processing, and asserted the government ignored the signals. Baruch urged accountability for the lapse and called for stronger counterintelligence.
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New York
Bernard M Baruch
Russia
Baruch
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