Truman Urges Anti Strike Legislation and Unity
President Truman called for early action on anti strike measures and urged Congress and the White House to work together over the next two years. He outlined five economic policies, pressed wartime tax retention, military readiness, and the need for housing legislation and a universal training program. He warned against partisanship and emphasized peaceful use of atomic energy.
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U .Ed
Department of National Defense
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Bilbo To Undergo Cancer Operation In Mississippi
Senator Bilbo of Mississippi, blocked from joining the Republican led 80th Congress, heads home to Jackson for a cancer operation after a failed bid to fit in. He plans to seek further treatment in New Orleans and may pause his Senate bid for two months or more. He vowed to return if he survives, continuing the fight upon his return.
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Bilbo
D-Miss
Jackson, Miss
Forrest B
Jackson
Senate
Pacific Storm Passes Without Any Fatalities
A Pacific storm passed island areas with no deaths reported. Evacuations were organized from Palmyra Atoll as water rose and receded, with emergency centers alerted and residents awaiting aid. By noon a relief party reached Hawaii with news of calm residents awaiting food and coffee while a rescue plane arrived then returned as unnecessary.
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Atoll
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Palmyra
Hawaii
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Navy
Josnsno Island
Ernest
Herod
Palestine
Lane Inaugural Set With Oath in Senate Chamber
Inaugural plans show Governor Lane and his party to attend a noon to 2 PM oath in the Senate Chamber administered by Chief Judge Ogle Marbury. Lane will likely seek confirmation for Secretary of State after the ceremony as lawmakers reconvene to consider the majority party leadership and Lane's fiscal agenda.
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Lane
Senate Chamber
Ogle Marbury
Maryland Court of Appeals
Dorothy
Jean
Senate
House
Assembly
Baltimore Legislators Shape New Session Leadership
The article notes Anthony F. DiDomenico of Baltimore is named in the assembly, with Senate President Byrnes and House Speaker Sybert to appoint more committee chairs. Senator Kimble, ill from a heart attack, will assume minority leadership once in Annapolis, while Phoebus covers until recovery. The legislative council has 162 bills and about 45 more awaiting floor action.
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Anthony F. DiDomenico
Baltimore
Senate
Joseph H. Byrnes
D-Batio
House
C. Fredn
Sybert Ad-Howard
Robert B. Kimble
Allegany County
Annapolis
Teader
Assembly
Kimble
Harry T. Phoebus
Somerset County
Cumberland
Legislative Council
Resignation of Baruch Regretted at U N
Reacting to Bernard Baruch stepping down as American representative to the U N Atomic Energy Commission, delegates voiced regret while noting potential shifts in US Russia tensions. Baruch defended a no veto stance, a point that strained alliance support and shaped upcoming Security Council dynamics.
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New York
United Nations
Bernard M. Baruch
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
United States
Baruch
Berneh
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Canada
Poland
Andrei Gromyko
Death notices honor Woodford T Norment Funeral Home
Obituary notice announces death with service details and contact for Woodford T Norment Funeral Home located at 3085 Potomas Street, phone 1084, highlighting unexcelled service through the facility.
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Woodford T. Norment Funeral Home
Potomas St. Ph
Symposium on Gall Bladder and Bile Ducts Held at Hotel Alexander
A Friday dinner symposium by the Washington County Medical Society brings six leading physicians from the University of Pennsylvania and other institutions to Martinsburg and Hagerstown. Visiting experts include Dr. Harold Zintel and others who will discuss physiology histology roentgenology medical and surgical aspects of gall bladder disease while guest speaker Dr. Raymond Burton Moore attends.
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Hotel Alexander
Washington County Medical Society
Washington
Frederick
Allegany
Berkeley
Franklin Counties
Martinsburg
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Raymond Burton Moore
Department of Surgery and Pathology
University of Pennsylvania
Jack H. Beachley
Harold A. Zintel
Robert C. Horm
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philip 3. Hodes
Kendall A. Elsom
Raydikihe Rhea
Barton
Harrison Department of
Liberal Political Movement Launched by Wilson Wyatt and Henderson
Washington January 6 Wil son Wyatt and Leofie Henderson became co leaders of Americans for Democratic Action and forecast a fighting liberal movement that would rally millions. They pledged to bar Communist members and sympathizers and said they have no hidden royalties.
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Jar
Wilson Wyatt
Leofie Henderson
Americans For Democratic Action
Communist Party
Three Cars Crash Near Ha agarstown Sunday Morning
Henry D. Myers age 22 of Orrstown and George C. Beaver Jr age 18 of 200 Black Winter Street collided on the Middlebury pike two miles north of Hagerstown around 1 am. Deputy Leister Isanogle charged Beaver with operating under the influence. Myers’ car skidded into a field and Wallace Leggett's car at 300 block Ridge Avenue was damaged. No injuries reported.
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Henry D. Myers
Orrstown
George C. Beaver, Jr
Black Winter Street
Middlebury Pike
Hagerstown
Leister Isanogle
Beaver
Myers
Wallace Leggett
Ridge Avenue
Tip on Bottle Notes a Winner
A reader tip about a fatal accident at Security and a Keedysville resident winning a new car is discussed. The piece explains tips must be first with news, outlines how to submit to the Daily Mail Tip Editor, and notes delays can hinder consideration.
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Security
Keedysville
Nevis
Daily Mail
Herald-Mail
Baily Mail
Hagerstown
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