Blunders Charged To Truman in Campaign Speeches
Gov. Dewey assails the Truman administration as “miserable” and “incompetent” in Pittsburgh and other Pennsylvania stops. He defends Taft Hartley as flawed but workable and pledges a Republican UN-backed policy. President Truman outlines an eight point New Deal expansion in Akron and ten Ohio tours, attacking GOP aims and pledging victory.
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Pittsburgh
Thoms E. Dewey
Hunt Armour
New York
Erie
Sharon
New Castle
Rochester
Steel Center
Dewey
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
GOP
United Nations
Truman
Akron
Thomas E. Dever
Washington
Ohio
Recess Appointments to Maryland House of Delegates
Governor Lane announced two recess appointments to the Maryland House of Delegates in Baltimore Sixth District. William G. Davis replaces Leroy Frederick and Harry O. Thommen fills the seat vacated by Thomas P. Fallon. Frederick resigned to become Baltimore supervisor of elections and Fallon to head city transportation.
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Annapolis
Lane
Maryland House of Delegates
Baltimore
William G. Davis
Leroy Frederick
Harry O. Thommen
Thomas P. Fallon
Frederick
Failon
Roads Work Of 1948 To Be Completed
Frederick County Roads Board aims to finish nearly all 1948 program this year under Engineer Roger H. Willard. Planned Creagerstown Graceham and St Anthony Kelbaugh projects will start soon and finish. Old Annapolis and McKaig New London projects now programmed with bids expected soon.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Coun'y
Roger H. Willard
Creagerstown
Graceham
St Anthony's-Kelbaugh’s
Robert R. Rhoderick
Annapolis Road
McKaig
Ridge Road
Braddock Mountain
Hich Knob
Lingsanore
Locust Valley
Iohn Messler
William Hobbs
A.grant Hooper
William Staley
Lewis J. Martz
Willard
Assurance Of Bumper Crops Is Again Given
Washington reports favorable harvest weather assures a national crop volume this year eight percent above 1946. Corn leads with a record 3,567,955,000 bushels, about 39,000,000 more than last forecast and topping the 1936 record by 10 percent. broad gains hint at lower consumer prices next year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
City to Seek $20,000 in Federal Funds for Engineering Work
Cumberland officials have agreed to seek twenty thousand dollars in federal funds to be used for engineering work aimed at safer improvements.
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Cumberland
City Government Of Berlin Is Broke
Berlin faces a financial crisis as budget officer Dr. Fredrich Hazs calls the situation catastrophic with the city cash balance wiped out. Departments must run on a 10 day emergency budget until funds are secured. British protests to Russians over air drills raise four power safety concerns amid announced Russian maneuvers.
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Berlin
Fredrich Hazs
Airlift Supplies to Soviet Blockade City Surges
British and American forces completed air lift operations delivering 4279 tons of supplies into the Soviet-blockaded city. The text notes tornadoes may travel as a unit at speeds up to 60 miles an hour, with gunnery drills in the corridors.
Route 40 relocation progress and winter halt noted
G Bates Chaires district engineer for the State Roads Commission said half of the Route 40 relocation between Cumberland and Frostburg is complete. The $1,500,000 project will pause for winter on December 15 and is not due to finish for a year.
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Healy
Cumberland
G. Bates Chaires
State Roads Commission
Frostburg
Two Youths Sentenced 13 Years Each for Kidnapping and Robbery
In Anne Arundel County Circuit Court, James Staubitz and Richard Ingle both 18 and 16 respectively, from Glen Burnie, received ten year terms for armed robbery and three years for larceny after abducting Glen Burnie truck driver Robert Gault at a drug store, forcing him to lie in the truck, stealing the vehicle, money, and papers, and later being arrested in a local hotel by state troopers. The testimony, led by State Trooper Lauren Ridge, tied the pair to the crime along the route from a Glen Burnie drug store to Frederick.
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Glen Burnie
Anne Arundel County
House of Correction
James C. Staubitz
Richard A. Ingle
Glen Bu
Lauren Ridge
Barracks B
Robert Gault
Sycamore
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Bross
Foc Kleerex
Gettesburg
General AC
Corp. i
Tino Street
Cincinnati
Albert Cash
Frank Lausche
Morse Johnson
Esr! Wagner
Congress
William Harlow
Gatow
Nea-Acme Stafk
Erich Engel
Proto Shop
E. Patrick St
Dun & Bradstreet
H. J. Schutte
H. S. Davis
Francis Scott Hey Hotel
South Market
North Market St
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Allen’s
sSs
LePage Motor Co
N. Market St
D. Frederick, MD
North Court Street
Court House
Gault
Peoples’ Court Room
Ridge
W. A. Mutchner
Ralph Potts
Plaxearlin
Perlebers
C. M. Garcia
W. Patrick
THE
Druid Theater
Damascus
Maryland
George Brent
USAC
Blue Ridge
E. Patrick Street
Charlie Spivak
World” & His Orchestra In
Hagerstown, 3D
Count’s Restaurant
Druid Theatre
Damascus, Md
WFMD
CBS
Madison Avenue
New York City
Weil Brothers
DE Soto
Plymouth
Technicolor
Is Gesar Romero
Walter Abel
Reginald Gardiner
Ernst Lubitsch
Wallace Beery
Jane Powell
Elizabeth Taylor
Seog
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Gnetiek
Carmen Miranda
Xavier Gubat Ste
Robert Stack Soo
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Ercerav
RTE
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Times-Herald
Ridge News
E. Patrick
Estes Motors
Featurin Elgins
Elgin
Sendi
Gruen
Remsberg's Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Ford
Dodge
Frederick Motor CO
W. Pat. St
Court Street
Amoco
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