Five Men Fight Maryland U Restriction, Byrd Says
Dr H Y Byrd president of the University of Maryland alleges five men oppose the university. He refuses names but says one is tied to a House measure to curb state spending by freezing funds above budget estimates. Byrd warns the plan would effectively cut Maryland out of the research field for business and government.
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Byrd
U. of M
Annapolis
H. ©. Byrd
University of Maryland
Hoe
Whit
Way to Relieve Bandit Returns Itchy Pimples
When skin is irritated with pimples red blotches and itching torture this ad promises fast relief. Use a 40 cent box of Petersons Ointment at your druggist and apply this soothing basin. Money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Dapper bandit robs Manhattan jeweler again for gems
A fashionable thief looted Schlumberger Inc at 21 Eastward Street in a second bold heist, taking between 100000 and 200000 in jewels after a similar robbery a month earlier. The suspect, wearing gloves, left an open safe containing about 250000. Police link him to the Feb 16 gem theft. The report notes Alaska gold output peaked in 1940 at 26458951.
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New York
Manhattan
Schlumberger, Inc
Eastward Street
Writer Denies Charges Filed Against Book
New York report says Gaylord Hauser denies government claims that his book promotes blackstrap molasses as a universal cure all. The government contends the labels on molasses jars constitute misbranding while Hauser cites nutrition authority and freedom of the press.
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New York
March
Gaylord Hauser
Hauser
Hanser
Lfe
Invernment
Buffalo
N.Y
Rochester
Wlackstran O
Roger W. Straus, Jr
Farrar, Straus, and Youne, Inc
Artificial Satellites Move Into Military Spotlight
Washington reports the Air Force remains interested in artificial earth satellites amid spy trial testimony referencing a "sky platform" project begun around 1947. Analysts discuss satellite use for navigation and radar control of long range missiles, noting power sources and atomic propulsion as potential enablers.
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Elton C. Fayap
Washington
Earth
Air Force
New York
Russia
David Greenglass
Greenglass
Department of Defense
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Hunting and Construction Work Boosted by HADACOL
Maurice HL Runnells of Mabelvale Arkansas reports relief from aches and loss of appetite after taking HADACOL for vitamin deficiencies. He describes improved sleep and energy and recommends HADACOL to others facing similar symptoms.
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Maurice HL Runnells
Mabelvale
Arkansas
Sam
M.H. Runnels
Mr. Runnels
Tam
Councilman Jack Hellane's Dog Missing In Hagerstown
Councilman Jack Hellane reports his French basset hound Molly missing after wandering through Hagerstown area yesterday. He searched the wind and rain most of the evening without success, describing the dog as long like a hotdog.
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Hagerstown
Jack Hellane
Molly
Hellane
Filing Of Charts Due March 29th
Retailers selling furniture clothing shoes floor coverings yard goods and household textiles must file their pricing charts by March 29. The notice states Afaret Wand restrictions will stop further sales until charts are submitted.
Court House Here Closes Good Friday
County commissioners announce all offices in the Court House WI will be closed on Good Friday. Clerk of Court J. Guy Weagley says his offices will also be closed. The Clerk’s office will reopen Easter Monday, but other offices remain shut that day.
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Court House
Guy Weagley
Clark of Court
Jother
Woolen Strike Agreement Near in New York
Negotiators reached a tentative agreement expected to end a strike of 20 000 workers against the American Woolen Company. The settlement could set a pattern for wage terms and future settlements in the worsted and woolen industry subject to ratification by Textile Workers Union officials.
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New York
American Woolen Company
Aiericap
CLO
Vaio
Maryland price director cites delays in Regulation Seven copies
Hugo R. Kloffman, acting price director for Maryland, said his office has done everything possible to get copies of the Important Regulation Seven, covering is group into the hands of the retailers.
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Hugo R. Kloffman
Maryland
Hollywood Animal Stars Face Income Tax Worries
Hollywood insiders estimate top animal performers like Lassie and other pets earn substantial income for trainers and handlers. Owners discuss brackets and exemptions while detailing costs, with figures suggesting Lassie alone could face sizable taxes, and even pups could affect the bill.
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Animal Stars
Hollywood
Lassie
Laassie
Willy Richarda
Voliamete
Air nourishes plants more than soil says old text
The article states that plants obtain nourishment from the air, not the soil, emphasizing carbonic acid gas as the key component. It notes that air alone is insufficient without light and moisture to support plant growth.
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