Armed Forces Bombarded With Waste Charges
The Signal Corps outlined a five million dollar Ft Monmouth project including a heating plant auditorium and testing center. Deputy Defense Secretary Foster defended the services amid accusations of waste while the Atomic Energy Commission was criticized for cost to taxpayers.
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Ft. Monmonth
N. d
Lyle
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense
Willam C. Foster
House
Defense Establishment
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Lindsey Named By Sasscer in Democratic Senate Bid
A Democratic House race report notes Sasscer endorsing Lindsey Basseer for the U.S. Senate. Campaign HQs will open and a vigorous, clean drive across Maryland is planned. Five of six Carroll County Democratic Central Committee members endorse Basseer citing his Senate record and leadership.
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Gressman Sasscer
Ritchie
Basseer
Democratic State Central Committee
Carroll County
Senate
Maryland State Senate
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Spain Defends Religious Freedom Amid Truman Criticism
Madrid reports the Spanish foreign ministry asserts freedom of religion and regrets President Truman's remarks seen as interference. It claims Catholicism remains the state religion and notes 26 000 Protestants with limited chapels, while promising no molestation for private belief and allowing Protestant marriages and cemeteries.
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Madrid
Spain
Truman
Aso
Dr F T Elliott Dies Aged 67 in Taneytown
Dr F T Elliott a longtime physician of Taneytown died aged 67 after a long illness. He moved practice from Perryopolis to Taneytown in 1920 and retired last October. Survived by widow and six children, service at Trinity Lutheran Church will be held Friday at 2 pm with multiple pastors officiating. Interment in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery Taneytown.
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Margaret Campbell Carson
Perryopolis
James
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Taneytown
Elliot
Lutheran Church
American Medical Association
Maryland
Neb
Lewis H
James C
John C
Baltimore
Margaret C. Elliot
Lewis H. Elliot
Margaret Franquist
York Springs
Z. O. Fuss and Son
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
New Drug Aims to Prevent Dread Angina Attacks
A new drug designed to prevent angina pectoris attacks was announced, showing benefit in about 78 percent of 12 patients. Developed by Chilcott Laboratories in Morris Plains New Jersey, peritonate f relaxes blood vessels to reduce chest pain and allow more daily activity.
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New York
Journal of Angiology
Chilcott Laboratories
Morris Plains
N. J
Travis Windsor
Patrick Kuumphreys
University of Southern California
Slaving Father Killed At Home
In Rockville Maryland a father of twelve who neighbors say worked up to twenty hours daily was crushed to death yesterday under a bulldozer near his home. The tragedy occurred as he attempted to free a stuck blade, leaving his wife and children to cope with the loss.
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Rockville
Acheson Heads to London for King Funeral and Pact Talks
Secretary of State Acheson leaves for London with top Germany advisers to press Western Europe talks on a consolidated defense army and to attend King George VI’s funeral. He will also fly to Lisbon for a meeting of the 12 Atlantic Pact governments to map a common strategy against Communist aggression.
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Washington
Acheson
London
Europe
Germany
Truman
Britain
George VI
Lisbon
Eurape
Congress
Ant
Western
Alliance For the
Residents urged to run water daily to prevent frozen sewers
Fairbanks officials urge residents to keep at least one faucet running during extreme cold to prevent underground sewer lines from freezing. The extreme winter has seen temperatures often below zero and ground frost deep, risking pipe damage and drainage problems.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Tno i
Avalanche Kills 19 In Austrian Alpine Incident
A early February avalanche at a military site near Camp Carson Colorado and Alpine huts on the Astra route killed 19 people including soldiers and dogs. The disaster affected areas near the German border with casualties reported among winter sports travelers.
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Vienna
Camp Carren
Colo
Astra
Adefoot
Romaine Elizabeth Robinson Sues For Divorce From Leslie Robinson
Elizabeth Romaine filed a divorce suit in Circuit Court yesterday against Leslie Watson Robinson. The action seeks dissolution of their marriage and is the latest turn in their ongoing separation.
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Romaine Elizabeth Robinson
Leslie Watson Robinson
Circuit
Dentists Called Up in Early Draft for Military Service
Washington reports a selective service call drafts 335 dentists for service. The men may accept commissions before induction, with $100 monthly raise, and later enter as privates before potential officer commissions. The move aims to meet Army Navy and Air Force needs after a prior doctors shortfall.
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Washington
Armed Servicer Uit Fossa
Selective Services
Defense Department
Army
NAVY
Atv
Hic
Armed Services
Canada Population Growth Figures From 10 Year Census
Ottawa reports official census figures showing Canada's population up by a large percentage in ten years to a total around 15. The Yukon territory posts a notable jump of about 18 percent and British Columbia records the largest percentage increase among provinces with a rise near 24 percent. Ontario records the biggest actual numeric gain, reaching roughly 4.6 million people.
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Ottawa
Canada
Yukon
Yukon Territory
England
British Coloma
Ontario
Treasury Misdeeds Didn’t Cause Loss Reported
Treasury officials told a House Appropriations subcommittee that tax misdeeds by some Internal Revenue employees did not cost the government money and that tax collection proceeds were higher than ever at the lowest cost. No hearing record was released.
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Washington
Feh
Internal Revenue
Congress
Treasury and
Revenue
House
Lincoln Elected President Without Campaign Speeches
Springfield Wisconsin February 22 A historic expert notes Abraham Lincoln won the presidency without public speeches. Pratt cites Lincoln avoiding rallies while a carer of speakers led his campaign from a state house base. Lincoln asked for affidavits to answer charges while staying silent on political noise.
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Abraham Gineccl
CAI
Twlstoi
Marry BE
Pratt
Trinde Atate
Sida
Lincoln
Sprinehold
James Jordon Bennett
New York Herald
Hennett
Quidney
Prate Sald
Abraham Jonas
Quiney
John Iwent
State House
Lintcoln
Hawthil
Ronnie Emate
Hannibal Hanlin
Maine
New Envoy To USSR and Local Eclipse Viewers
A partial solar eclipse Sunday night was seen by county residents Mor mul Mus Harry Foreman and family in Sharpshire. Mrs Foreman noted the moon's east side remained visible despite clear skies as the event arrived with limited advance publicity.
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Ussr
Mromul Mus
Harry Foreman
Sharpshire
Diplomat George Fy K Remain Receives U S Focus
A career diplomat and Russian reporter George Fy K Remain is identified in reports as being defended by President Tririiin in a high level matter in the Ul8. At the same moment the Chief Executive accepted the resignation of Adam. Alan ark, who served in Moscow for over two years.
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George Fy K
Dais Bean
Tririiin
Ul8
Atbassarhor
Adam
Alan Ark
Moscow
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