Decision Today Held Possible in Steel Seizure Case
Federal Judge David A. Pine may issue a ruling today or tomorrow on Truman's authority to seize steel plants. The House Judiciary Committee discussed impeachment or censure proposals as steel firms seek an injunction to regain property. Government officials await the decision before possible steelworker wage actions.
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Washington
David A. Pine
Truman
Judge Pines
District Court
House Judiciary Committee
GOP
Cane
CIO Steel
Pine
Hydroponics In Use In Japan Shows Benefits For Army Diet
Lt. Col. Miller, assigned to the Quartermaster Corps, notes hydroponic vegetables equal or better than traditional crops. He reports two hot meals daily and ice cream twice a week for front-line troops, and improved clothing reducing frostbite. Miller recalls Europe in WWII and stresses soldiers value reading material. He and Mrs. Miller, natives of Portland, Oregon, will travel to San Francisco for his new assistant post.
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Conners
Quartermaster Corps
Korea
Col Miller
Miller
Europe
Portland
Oregon
Doctors To Discuss Carcinoma At Maryland Meeting
Maryland Academy of General Practice will hold a spring scientific meet at Trotel Alexander on May 15. A four hour symposium at the University of Pennsylvania will cover carcinoma of the thyroid colon pelvic organs and tine with doctors Horn Chamberlain Ravlin Fitts Machella Paine Pr Murphy Atkins and Johnson. Medical films will be shown in the morning and a banquet at Trotel Alexander will close the day chaired by Dr W T Layman.
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Maryland Academy of General Practice
Trotel Alexander
University of Pennsylvania
Robert C. Horn
Richard H. Chaimberlain
I. S. Ravilin
William T. Fitts
Thomas F. Machella
Franklin BE. Paine
Doug Pr. Murphy
Joseph F. Atkins
Jilian Johnson
Hore
Alexander
W. T. Layman
Man Seeks Cure for Colds Through Two Millennia Study
Researchers trace attempts to understand colds and cures through 2000 years of inquiry from ancient physicians to modern medicine. The article notes ongoing search for effective remedies and the challenge of transmission and immunity.
Ridgway Getting Applause Clark Facing Criticism
Ridgway earns broad praise for NATO role while Clark faces opposition over his field commander appointment. Lawmakers debate the shifts with Gruenther favored by some and Eisenhower backing a smooth transition as he nears presidential bid.
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Clark
Korea
Sen. McFarkinik
Arizona
Senate
Ridewal
Army
Congress
Texas
Demme
Demme, ¢Rats Connally
Lendon Johnson
Gen. Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
NATO
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Truenther
Rideway
Star
Truman
Chlarkone
Douglas MiteArthur
Chirk
Adioss
Vatican
Europe
France
Ridgeway
Sen
Wiley
Wis
Gruendher
Gruenther
Lisbon
Fisenhower
Shafer ¢ReMieht
Hose Armed Services Committee
Ft Chios
Rep
Smith
Area Scouts Attend Annual Meeting of Honor Society
Area Scouts gather for the annual meeting of the Order of the Arrow in Camp Nisatin, Pia. Attendees include Robert Wilhide John Beecher Gordon Spessard Porter Leare Warren Lodzie and Robert Kendall Porter Lee Jr and Neel Murray receives Vigil Honor for exceptional service to the Order. Oldest animals noted are Galapagos giant tortoises weighing up to 40 pounds and exceeding 200 years in age.
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Order of the Arrow
Washington Area
Amecica
Paw Waw
Camp Nisatin
Pia
Robert Wilhide
John Beecher
Greencastle
Gordon Spessard
Porter Leare
Hinterstowd
Brotherhood
Robert Tasee
Vun Franklin
Warren Lodzie
Robhert Kendall
Waynesboro
Porter Lee, Jr
Llanerstown
Order of the Arrows
Neel Murray
Blair Ridge Summitt
Galapagos Islands
Ierm
Permit Granted For Building On 1 North Potomac
The city building inspector grants Arthur W. Sheetz a permit for a one story concrete services building at 479 481 North Potomac Street with an estimated cost of 4500. Additional permits authorizing several garages and a dwelling conversion are listed for various addresses including Beechwood Drive Sidamit Avenue and Linwood Road with costs ranging from 700 to 4500.
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Arthur W. Sheetz
North Potomac Street
Hamilton Park
John Keplinger
Beechwood Drive
Austin T. Young
Belpwood Drive
AL Mittehell
Beechwood
Kart We
North
Madlberrs Street
Eisenhower Hopeful as Massachusetts Holds Delegates Vote
In Massachusetts on April 2 supporters of Eisenhower and Taft face the statewide delegate election amid rain and strong expectations. Eisenhower’s camp forecasts a clear victory with 28 convention delegates at stake, while analysts note possible splits and a crowded ballot under preferential voting rules.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Dwight
Taft
Eisenhower
Band Festival Held Despite Rainy Weather
The Trpstate Pand Festival took place at Marlinsnegis last weekend despite steady rainfall. Washington Jiaier Hteb Schood sent two students. Hagerstown band members David Branvgart and Nathy Kroda performed. Debt oat Shepherd College featured instrumental performances. Pvt. Lorraine Weberey sang solo, with other groups presenting in the Martinsbore Tier Selool auditorium.
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Cit
Washington
Jiaier Hteb Schood
Army
Priday
Hagerstown
Wark
Rainy April Flooding Persists With Delays in Planting
Weather and flood damage dominate reports as spraying to halt seal spreads continues. Rain kept fields waterlogged across several counties, delaying corn planting and school operations. Roads were patched after water crossed and farmers awaited clearer conditions. Total rainfall for April reached 7.8 inches with 13 wet days. highs reached 82 degrees.
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Cerop
State Roads Commission
Dellinger
Downsville
Battletown
Leltersburg
Vohlimteer Fire Company
An Ymaliway
Seheel
Mungatsyilte
Fountaindate
Keedysville
Travis Knade
Cumberland B and C Workers Ordered Back at Cumberland Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers at Cumberland Park shops and roundhouse are ordered to return to work. Division Superintendent Chester Williams announced all were recalled, with about four weeks idle for the Cumberland crews. Locomotives are being repaired and boilers serviced at the shops.
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Tisa
Alfalfa Weevils Found In State Maryland Farms
University of Maryland experts report alfalfa weevils on farms in Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties marking the first east of Utah sighting. The pest threatens hay yields by destroying a cutting in a season.
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College Park
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
University of Maryland
Westeran
University
Utah
Oil Refineries Prepare for Nearing CIO Strike
Denver April 39 Many U S oil refineries gear up to close as a nationwide strike by about 100 000 oil workers looms CIO demands a hourly wage boost and higher night work differentials. The strike starts at 12 01 a m tomorrow with no full list of affected plants released.
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Denver
Felak
Planta
SMM
of Workers International ‘Taion
CIO
Ito
Oweu Group
ABE
Weather Forcing Allied Planes To Stay On Ground
Severe weather kept Allied air forces grounded for a second day in Korea. Pilot reports show limited reconnaissance possible with planes on standby. On the Central Front Red probes and Superforts tried bombing rail bridges at Sonchon and front-line targets while Navy ships and the Seventh Fleet patrolled coasts and supported coastal bombardment.
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Seoul
Korea
Battleline
Sonchon
North Korea
Lows
Seventh Fleet
Pravda Says Japs Indifferent To Peace Treaty
Pravda reports the Japanese people are indifferent to the new peace treaty. Soviet papers note the pact would bring no change in Japan’s regime, and Russia refused to sign.
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Pravda
Moscow
Russia
Apa
Flood Victims Get Local Aid
Local residents of Hagerstown and Washington County respond to the recent Red Cross drive to assist Missouri River Valley flood victims. Many families remain homeless and destitute as relief focuses on food and temporary shelter. The Red Cross will also help rebuild and restore homes once flood waters recede, filling a private relief role not matched by government agencies.
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Red Cros
Red Cross Flood Relief Appeals For Immediate Aid
The article urges urgent emergency funds for flood victims with the Red Cross offering direct relief. It contrasts federal aid for public buildings with limited individual help and notes the Red Cross provides grants and materials without repayment. A call to contribute via checks payable to Red Cross Flood Relief is included.
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Hed Cross Ia
United States
Red Cross
South Patong Street
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East Washington Street
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McEwen Furniture CO
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