Hoover Hints At New Drive To Reorganize
Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming leads the Senate House Economic Committee urging restraint on wasteful spending while warning cuts in highway building pollution control would hurt business. He says defense veterans and debt payments already consume about 75 percent of the budget and taxes cannot safely rise. The panel meets Pace and outlines hearings on business investment with the Commerce Department small business advisory group.
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Wyoming
Senate
House Economic Committee
O'Mahoney
Truman
Frank Pace
Commerce Department
Deer Antler Registry Sparks Local Hunting Notes
List of deer with weights and points from multiple Maryland towns including Hagerstown and Boonsboro. Names such as Frank E. Bishop, William H. Labylon, WE Doran, Harry B. Chaney, and Robert Worthington appear alongside locations like Indian Springs, Pearre, Glair's Valley, Timber Ridge, Blairs Valley, and Boonsboro.
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Indian Springs
Frank E. Bishop
Hagerstown
Elberta Orchards
W. Derr
Boonsboro
Pearre
William H. Labylon
William
Port
Hatseh
Clear Spring
Glair
S Valley
WE. Doran
Iren
Timber Ridge
Harry BE. Chaney
Doctors Visit Emphasize Speech Therapy Center Benefits
The speaker compares local heart practices with Finland and argues stuttering stems from physical or nervous disorders. He promotes treating the underlying cause by addressing all symptoms in a holistic way and praises opportunities for exchange of ideas to advance public health in the community.
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Fune- Wang
Finland
Trenting
Rausista
Rome
Six Big Groups Initial Targets Of Lobby Probe
A House committee led by Representative Gochavan prepares to probe lobby groups with the Library of Congress report guiding the inquiry. The study lists sectors like tariffs, natural resources, real estate, and public housing as sources of heavy lobbying spending, noting nine groups spent over $500 each and many operate through related offices and associations.
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Washington
Tee
House
Htep
Gochavan
Ted
Buchanan
Library of
Con Reves
Labbyrne
WL Brooke Graves
Berglee
Agaii
Air Nes Jaldiy
Daies
Thenar
Mies
Miners Eye Five Day Week Push Amid Union Talks
Miners and officials discuss a potential five day work week as part of a broader labor dispute. Spokesmen from the miners association cite concerns over pay, conditions, and productivity while awaiting formal proposals from operators.
Washington County IOOF Lodges Reorganize Officials
The three Washington County IOOF Lodges have been reorganized. The first visit will be to Marshall Hodge Mercersburg on December 12, with events listed in Hagerstown and Williamsport areas. Local representatives and grand lodge officers will attend to set new oversight.
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TOO Narra Ladse Nooss
Wallatttaspoagh
Seanad
Proposed City Budget Total $1 937 000
The 1950 operating budget for Harerstant was submitted, showing a total of 1 937 000 dollars with the majority directed toward capital projects. Mayor Mills and City Attorney Urner discussed funding shifts, bond interest, and interim financing as plans await final council approval.
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Harerrstant
Ataver Flerman
Ahid Fie
Chry Condetenn
Comeiien
Petah
Comaedinen
Warie
Vrners
Amd
Walt Arvee
Geo
Urner
the &T
Mayor Mills Sanpanese Ras Pit
Port lodges join Mars event for Wil Wistaspiort Band
Special program planned for January with refreshments arranged. Friday meeting attended by guests from Hagerstown and nearby areas.
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Nvily
Hagerstown
Paw Paw Tannery May Be Reopened
A tentative agreement aims to reopen the Paw Paw tannery near Hancock after a two year shutdown at Keystone Tanning and Glue Company. About 200 workers may return as negotiations continue, with cost pressures and potential machinery updates to handle processing and washing of hides.
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Keystone Tanning and Glue Company
Paw Paw
Hancock
Dean Willkins
New York
Former Grid Star Burned In Substation Incident
Paul Kemp a 27 year old ex Allegany High School football star was severely burned yesterday at a substation near Potomac when a 16 foot high wire contact sent him to the ground. Kemp, once a grid teammate at Adgebiyam with Pormney Mant, remained under care after the accident.
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Paul Kemp
The
Allegany High School
Potomac
Kemp
Tye Adbegiyam
Pormney
Washington F. Stedsking St
Cock and Bull Story On Soviet Secrets Stamped By Press
Washington reports a dramatic claim that a former army officer described Hopkins misusing top secret materials. A radio interview alleges large quantities of uranium and bomb powder were flown to Russia during the war, implying serious breaches and cover stories.
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Russia
Hacey Jordan
Seid
Rus
Evidence of three atom bomb material shipments to Russia found
Washington officials said the House on American Activities Committee has evidence of three 1943 shipments of atom bomb materials to the Soviet Union. Maj. Gen. Julius W. Jones, then air inspector, said he knows nothing of the report. Air Force records were searched but yielded no formal investigation.
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Washington
Dec. &P
Louis J. Russell
House Un-American Activities Committee
Russia
Harry L. Hopkins
Jordan
Nate Harry Hopkins
Keat Falls
Mont
US 8
jJordan
Air
Julius W. Jones
Sacramento
Calif
Air Force
McMahon
Senate House Atonic Committee
Meantine
New York
Robert E. Sherwood
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Former officer backs ex Army Captain over Russia atom scare
Lieut Col George F ONeill, retired security officer at Great Falls Montana’s air base during 1943, defends G R Jordan amid charges that uranium and bomb powder from 1944 were sent to Russia. He says he would speak out and notes FBI questioning, while acknowledging limited details.
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Calif
Dec
Great Falls Mont
Russia
G. Racy Jordan
Great Falls
George F. O'Neill
Jordan
O'Neill
Federal Bureau ‘of Investigation
Tunisia
Tlonse
Packers Use Cadet Numbers on Vans
Cadet number labels are applied to transport vans used by the Packers and can be analyzed to determine contents of cans after their labels have been removed.
Vicks VapoRub Steam Therapy Ad Claims Fast Relief
A vintage advertisement touts VapoRub for cold relief through steam inhalation. It suggests adding 1 or 2 spoonfuls to a vaporizer or boiling water and using steam as directed for quick bronchial relief. It promotes mothers using the method for stuffed-up symptoms.
Student Admits Hammer Slaying in Prom Rage Case
Hopkinsville reports reveal a Kentucky student and Jeff Evansville girl planned a Florida wedding after a prom night in which he says he killed her after she resisted. He described loading a .22 rifle, attempting to flee, then striking her with a hammer repeatedly until she died, and then attempting to kill himself.
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Hopkinsville
Kentucky
George Hansch
Jefti Evansville
Florida
Slay
Mary
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