Watery Blasts May Hurt Crops
Weather conditions across the Midwest and South brought rain sleet and freezing rain with subfreezing readings north and central Texas. Ice blanketed Arkansas while Minnesota and the Dakotas reported sub zero temperatures. Eastern cities climbed to near normal after cold spell, with Washington and Norfolk high around 71 and New York City in the 60s.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louialana
Texas
Weather Bureau
New York State
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Arkangan
International Falls
Bemiji
Minn
Minnesota
Montana
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Midwest
Mercury
Washington
Norfolk
President’s budget stalls amid partisan clashes over taxes
In a cautious message the President urged action on familiar items including speeded rent relief aid and the Point Four program while seeking continued support for education and civil rights. Republicans respond with threats of a socialized economy and a sharp budget outlook predicts cuts and limited new taxes.
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America
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Aittle
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Truman
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
R-Cole
Finance
Caspar Elected To Presidency
Caspar wins presidency as industry growers convene at two day meeting. The event drew about two thousand attendees and featured experts like John C. Donegan and Leslie Q. Weaver discussing blossom spray timing, storage, and disease control for peaches and apples. Awards honored Appalachian Quality Apple Club members including J P Casper, Norman Fike, and others.
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Hotel Alexander
B & O Railroad
L. S. Hartley
P. Casper
Corona Orchards
Hancock
BE. D. McCain
Hill Crest Orchards
Frederick
Russell C. Shaw
the Barrens
Stewartstown
Norman Fike
Albert Fike & Son
Cordova
John W. Milburn
Blossom Haven Orchards
Elkton
John C. Donegan
U. S
Deltaville
Cheater W. Ilitz
University of Dela‘ware
Richard L. Winklepleck
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harlimore
Castillo Graham
University of Maryland Field Laboratory
Hanhcock
James F. Liaise
Appalachian Apple Service, Inc
Martinsburg
W. Va
HD. Williamson
American Stores Company
Philadelphia
J.P. Casper
L. 5S
Hartley
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
McCain
Apple awards honor grower samples at B and O event
Russell C. Shaw presented awards to Maryland growers whose 500 bushel apple samples impressed the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. John Caspar announced Maryland’s allocation of 13 carloads under the new purchase program with a purchase price of 1.80 per bushel for school lunches and institutions. Experts discussed nitrogen sprays, Stayman fruit cracking, and practices like mulching, noting cracking factors include rain and finish quality.
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Appalachian
Baltimore and Ohio
John Caspar
Maryland Apple Commission
Maryland
Clayton P. Harley
United States Plant Industry Station
Beltsville
Wan
Charles ©. Dunbar
University
Hancock Laboratory
Hubert H. Moon
Beltsville Station
M. C. Goldsworthy
Goldsworthy
Balmy Weather Ending Tonight
A northwest current over the west and a southwest flow over the east invert the usual seasonal pattern. Warmth is driven by southerly winds, with warm air advancing as cold mass begins seeping into the Ohio Valley and spreads eastward tonight.
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seTass
Oleo Opponents Launch Attacks Against Repeal
Washington sources report senators opposing repeal of federal oleomargarine taxes began a campaign for a substitute bill. Led by Senator Gillette and co sponsors, the plan would allow sale only in states where produced and erase current taxes on yellow and uncolored margarine. Critics call the substitute mischievous and costly.
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Gillette
D-lown
Wiley
R- Wis
Senate
Fulbright
M-Ark
GOP seeks Democratic aid to trim 1951 budget gap
Washington reports Republicans urge Democrats to help close a large budget deficit for the 1951 fiscal year. They argue tax incomes will fall short by about 4.9 billion dollars, risking a red balance. With Democratic cooperation, GOP hopes to balance the 12 month period starting July 1 and reduce debt obligations. Dems show cautious interest.
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Gop Lawhankers
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Weather Front Delivers Cold Mass to Washington County
A cold air mass advances from southwestern Pennsylvania into Western Maryland, pushing out the lingering milder air that settled over Washington County for the past three to four days as dark clouds move in today.
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Maryland
Washington County
Obituary notices from Rest Haven and surrounding towns
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Rest Haven Chapel with Rev. A. M. Dixon officiating and interment in Rest Haven Cemetery. Viewing today afternoon. Viola E. Price of Little Orleans aged 58 died at home Wednesday night. Survived by husband William H. Price and children Fileen Wigfield Gladys Sigel Helen Stahle June Price Yvonne Price Robert. siblings Ruth Barnes Bertha Barnes Blanche Semler. four grandchildren. Burial at Charles R. Bast Funeral Home in Hancock. Memorials to be announced. Jesse Moore Burris of Baltimore died at his father-in-law’s home in Mt. Lenore Tuesday night aged 51. Survived by wife Irene Burris and stepchildren. services Saturday 2 p.m. at East Funeral Home Boonsboro. interment Boonsboro Cemetery. Frank L. Smith, 58, of 142 South Locust Street, died Wednesday morning. Survived by wife Maude Johns Smith and children Mia Virginia L. Johnson, Jesse Leroy Smith, Donald M. Smith, George P. Smith, Lestora Fiser. funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at W. T. Norment Funeral Home. interment Boonsboro Cemetery. David Oliver Mowen funeral at Krains Funeral Home today at 2 p.m. Great granddaughter Bharon Louise Mowen survives. World War I aviation combat totals cited.
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Rest Haven Cemetery
Viola E. Price
William H. Price
Little Orleans
Allegany County
Charles
Jane Bishop Barnes
Fileen Wigfield
Hagerstown
Gladys Sigel
Helen Stahle
Amaranth
Misa June
Jesse Moore Burris
Jesse Moore Burria
Baltimore
Clyde Houtzabn
Mt. Lene
Archibald A
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York
5. C
York Presbyterian Church
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Margaret Burris
William
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Frank L. Smith
Frank Leslie Smith
South Locust Street
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Maude (Johns) Smith
Mia
Virginia L. Johnson
Stanford
Conn
Jesse Leroy
Donald M
San Antonio
Texas
Feather
George P. Smith
This City
Aiater
Lestora Fiser
W. T. Norment
Paul M. Robinson
Boonsboro Cemetery
Krains
David Oliver Mowen
Bharon Louise Mowen
Bossy Gillis Lively Mayor Faces First Week Clashes
Newburyport mayor Andrew J. Gillis, nicknamed Bossy, asserts control over licensing and police personnel. He refused a Sunday show license for the Port Theater, discharged officer Michael J. Carney, a veteran of wars since 1946, signaling a confrontation over civil service protections.
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Michael J. Carney
Carney
Bossy Gillis and the Wardrobe of City Hall Gaffes
Gillis caused a string of mishaps including appointing Agron D Woods to replace Leon F Oliver only to learn Oliver’s term had two years left. He once ran the city from his jail cell in 1928 after a two month sentence for elm cutting. He later climbed a school window to inspect a project and threatened cows on City Hall lawn over funding. The nickname Bossy stayed with him. Escarole tips note unrelated market advice.
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Leon F. Oliver
Woods
City Hall
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Gills
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