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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1949

Page

1

Annapolis Treasury Building Dating Question Studied

Architects will bore into Annapolis old treasury building to verify its erection year amid claims it was built in 1694. Maryland archivist Dr. Morris L. Radoff supports a 1736 or 1738 date, challenging long held 1654 and 1694 attributions while restoration plans proceed.

Annapolis Old State Treasury Whitney Shoemaker Treasury Morris L. Radoff Maryland Governor Lane State Circle Radoff State House Treasury Building Rade Daughters of the American Revolution Radof Henry P. Hopkins Baltimore Times Navy Comdr. H. W. “Ill Maryland Historical Society Hill Armory Free School Annapolis State House Department of Information

Compromise On Education Aid Held Likely

The piece notes a prospective education aid compromise led by Rep McCormack and Rep Priest to allow up to 25 million dollars a year for school health programs across private parochial and public schools. Msgr Cartwright criticizes Mrs Roosevelt for not supporting Catholic minority concerns. Hyde Park officials decline comment on his remarks.

McCormack Ianse Barden McCormick Priest U-Fennt Commerce Subcommittee Commerce Msgr Cartwright Roosevelt Hyde Park

Klan Chief Free But Must Produce Secret Records

William Hugh Morris, head of the Federated Ku Klux Klans, is released on a 500 bond in Birmingham after agreeing to produce secret records for grand jury inspection. He claims records were stolen last Wednesday and cites personal papers missing. Morris had faced contempt charges for refusing to disclose documents and warned the hooded order would not betray its secrets. The case ties to a wave of night riding and indictments against Klansmen as Attorney General Carmichael accuses them of hoodlumism and violence. The Klans plan a political push in Alabama, potentially fielding over 100000 members in state politics.

Birmingham Ala Ku Klux Klan William Hugh Morris Morris Twe Federated Ku Klux Klans, Inc Tse Alabama Carmichael

McCarren Sees Secret Witness Truth In UN Hearing

Senator McCarren questions a mystery witness at UN hearings on Secretary General Trygve Lie. Price defends UN policies and attacks the unnamed witness. Attorney General Clark mentions investigations into subversives and border measures while noting testimony may come from a Czech origin source.

Truman Urges Swift Approval for Western Arms Aid Plan

President Truman asked Congress to grant general authority to provide arms and war material to Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg Norway Denmark Italy Greece Turkey Iran Korea and the Philippines on a cash and carry basis. He also urged aiding Canada and other American republics while allowing use of US facilities to procure defense equipment at their own expense. The program receives cautious support ahead of a crucial vote.

United Nations Russia Britain France Belgium Netherlands Luxemborug Western European Union Norway Denmark Italy Greece Turkey Iran Korea Philippines United States Canada

Arms aid plan links Western Europe to NATO defense

The proposal would provide urgently needed arms for Western Europe with future programs to follow. The State Department said the duration depends on reducing war threats. About 1.45 billion dollars would go mainly to Western Europe to reinforce NATO principles of self help and mutual aid, tying aid to the North Atlantic Treaty.

Western Europe State Department Senate Congress Truman Western Europe Department

United States military aid plan outlined

The State Department pamphlet details a proposed military aid law with a total $1.45 billion appropriation. Western Europe would receive about $938.45 million in arms and training plus $155 million to stop up military output, Greece and Turkey would share remaining funds, and $45 million would go to an emergency fund with $10.97 million for administration.

Europe Greece Turkey State Department

Landlord Kills Tenant and Himself in Florida Home

A landlord shot tenant Pill then killed himself in a confrontation witnessed by Mrs. Hays. Bailey left a note blaming federal controls for the tragedy, citing the OPA and government overreach. The scene ended with both men dead as police arrived at the residence. The report closes with an odd non sequitur about Florida’s state flower.

Bailey Pack CPA OPA Pep Joe Staling

Happy Russians Temporarily Abdicate Leadership At The U N

Soviet representation at the United Nations stands at its lowest rank since the UN’s formation. An illness sidelined Jakob Malik and Sem yon Tsarapkin acts as acting chief delegate. Tsarapkin, 43, is a long-time UN veteran who recently became alternate delegate, as Malik rests in the Caucasus. The Soviet Union is due to preside over the Security Council in August, with Tsarapkin potentially occupying the chair unless a higher official resumes duties.

United Nations Malik Francis W. Carpenter Lake U.N Semyon K.fsarapkin Jakob A. Malik Moinister USN Tokyo S.N Andrei A. Gromyko United States Gromyko Caucasus Andrei Y. Vishinsky General Assembly Tsarapkin Flushing Meadows New York City Soviet Union Security Council Council

Divorce Granted for Adelbert and Thelma Anderson

Adelbert Quay Anderson has been granted an absolute divorce from Thelma Fayette Anderson. The decree confirms the legal dissolution of their marriage, with no further rebuttals or conditions stated. The action follows proceedings under applicable divorce laws. The record notes a final judgment recognizing the breakup of the couple's union.

Adelbert Quay Anderson Thelma Fayette Anderson

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