AP Prepares To Reply To Suit Of Government
AP faces federal court action with a July 8 hearing set without witness testimony. Frank B. Noyes, former AP president, argues a cooperative, member‑controlled structure is needed to maintain unbiased reporting. He advocates a mutual organization where members select associates to curb individual bias.
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Frank B. Noyes
The
Washington Star
United States
Toe
Press Association
Noyes
Pregt
Ihose
Teeth Comfort Promise From A Better Plate
An ad style note promotes a denture product promising less embarrassment from slipping plates and discomfort. It markets a solution claimed to stay put, reduce odor and improve confidence, urging readers to obtain EASTEETH at local stores.
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Gofferea
Eczusa
AP and Canadian Press dispute over news cooperative role
Federal suit argues AP must serve all newspapers while AP officials defend a non profit, cooperative model tied to Canadian Press. Kent Cooper cites mutual benefits and warns universal service could drive private profit and government regulation, threatening press freedom.
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Kent Cooper
Cooper
Wide World Photos, Inc
Arthur Hars Sulzberger
New York Times
The
Times
Wide World
Mai
County Inductees Report For Final Physical Examinations
Local Board No 2 lists dozens of potential inductees reporting to Baltimore on Wednesday for final physicals and possible induction into the armed forces. Names include Frank Isaac Williams Sharpsburg Norris David Bachtell Smithsburg Clarence Albert Williams Hagerstown Leroy Perry Clark and many others from Williamsport Cavetown Keedysville Rohrerstill and surrounding areas.
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Spruce Street
City
Roger Stonebraker Schlosser, Jr
Stoneleigh Manor
Ernest Keedy Young
Rohrersville
Edward Charles Ardinger
Williamsport
Charles Luther de Lachter
Highfield
John Richard Kerr
Leitersburg
David ‘Edward Lee Gossard
Elizabeth
Clyde Thomas Young
Edgar Gebhr Jacques
Smithsburg
Joseph Edgar Widmyer
John Bennie Marris, Jr
Cavetown
Richard Lee Thomas
Boonsboro
Newton J. Householder
Falling Waters
Joseph Carson Ariz, Jr
Sharpsburg
James Lawrence Rash
Hancock
Wilbur Preston Blickenstall
Francis Sylvester Hose
Clearspring
John Conway Flohr
Blue Ridge Summit
Charles William Fleming
Keedysville
Peter Lee Woodside
Island Heights
N. J
Marvin Graydon Daugherty
Rohrerstille
Charles Franklin Taylor
Sparrows Point
Warren Isaac Faughander
Elwood Elmer Liggett
James Clifford Mullendere
Raven Heights
Wiliam Dennis Taylor
George Leonard Gigeous
John Wesley Kaylor
Jerome Anderson Smith
Walter Laban Strite
Hagerstown
Charles William Byers
Linford Glenwood Best
Knoxville
David Lesher Hudelph
Fuel Prospects None Too Bright
The OWI warns that fuel shortages loom despite pipeline hopes. Deputy Ralph K. Davies notes expected flow from Big Inch and smaller lines. households and factories urged to switch to coal and accelerate insulation orders. OWI cites 1 million coal users supporting wartime needs, with 609 million tons of soft coal and 10 million tons of anthracite demanded this year. Workforce losses include 60 000 miners who left for the armed forces or other industries.
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QWI
Ralph K. Davies
OWI
OWL
Rationing Round Up as of June 21
June 21 rationing summary lists Meats Cheese and other items by Red Book and Blue Book stamps. Coffee gas and fuel allocations noted with regional variations and dates. restrictions include 40 percent T ration cuts and banned pleasure driving in the East. stoves rationing expected later this month.
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East
Institutions Hit by Beef Shortage
Walter N. Kirkman, director of the Bureau of Budget and Procurement, said 23 state institutions sourcing food purchases use about 20,000 pounds of fresh meat weekly, with at least 15,000 pounds beef normally. Dr. Victor F. Cullen noted fresh beef is essential for tubercular patients and cannot be substituted. sanatoriums house over 1,000 patients across four late facilities. No bids were received last week for fresh beef.
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Walter N. Kirkman
Bureau of Budget and Procurement
Budget Department
Victor F. Cullen
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Kirkman
Tghercue
Thefts Reported At Municipal Pool
Two thefts were reported to police last night. Charles W of the 906 block Oak Hill Avenue said a wrist watch was stolen from a locker. Joan Sweeney of the 400 block L ty Street reported her bicycle stolen.
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Charles
Oak Hill Avenue
Joan Sweeney
Ty Street
Russian general staff members reported at Gibraltar
German radio cited a Linea dispatch claiming 16 members of the Russian general staff were at Gibraltar opposite the British rock. The report from Linea Spain was broadcast as a purported line from across the water.
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Gibraltar
London
Linea
Spain
Reed Organ Substitutes for Big Pipe at Trinity Service
Trinity Lutheran church continued its Sunday service after an old reed organ was substituted for the main pipe organ. A broken belt halted the pipe organ motor briefly. Walter Westphal could not repair it immediately. Congregation members brought in the stored reed organ as Dr. Wilson P. Ard delivered the sermon, noting the organ’s pleasant tone.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Westphal
Wilson P. Ard
Ard
Westphal
Revoke Sheriff A Gas Book for Panel Hearing
Gas rations of motorists were suspended after conviction by a panel on speeding charges. Suspensions ranged from 15 to 40 days for eight named drivers. several cab and broadcasting companies received warnings. Hearings for six others were postponed as witnesses. police cooperation was pledged amid manpower shortages. About 250 violators await action and 150 more names are pending from the state office.
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Leroy
Hug
Chewsville
John T. Howlette
Williamsport
Joseph L. Liversy
Fairview Road
Leo HE. Babbington
Rohrersville
Paul KE. Heironimus
Forest Street
Robert EH. Gunnells
Hancock
John Raymond Locks
North Foundry Street
Lewis C. Knable
Big Pool
Mayflower Cab Company
Hagerstown Broadcasting Company
Southern Service
OPA
Ration Office
GPA
William H. Peters
Hagerstown
Governors Discuss Postwar Plans For Jobs And Authority
Four state chief executives meeting at the Ohio Governors Conference called for federal postwar programs to work through state and local channels. They urged shared responsibility among local, state, and federal governments to prevent unemployment and ensure orderly economic transition after World War II.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
John W. Bricker
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
J. Melville Broughton
North Carolina
University of Chicago
America
O'Conor
Washington
Bricker
Broughton
Saltonstall
O’conor
Q'Canor
Thrse
Auchinleck Assumes Post as India Commander in Chief
In New Delhi on June 20 Gen. Sir Claude Auchinleck assumed command as Chief of the Indian forces. He succeeds Field Marshal Sir Archibald Wavell, recently named Viceroy.
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New Delhi
Claude Auchinleck
India
Archibald P. Wavell
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