Fulbright Plans Ending RFC Probe Monday
Senator Fulbright says he will end Monday his inquiry into influence peddling at the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and will oppose further investigations by Congress. Republican members vow to override, seeking a test vote next week, while Fulbright urges nonpolitical ethics studies of government agencies.
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Fulbright
D-Ark
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Iwans
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Congress
RFC
White House
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Senate
Capehart
Indiana
Parade Sparks Riot After Early St Patrick's Day Event
In New Westminster on March 17 students from Duke of Connaught and Trapp Technical High Schools clashed during an early St Patrick's Day parade. More than 400 pupils vandalized property, smashed windows, and fought, prompting police intervention. Four student leaders were detained. schools plan to end the annual parade.
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St. Patrick's City
Duke of Connaught and
Trapp Technical High
Tax crackdown on racketeers heats up in nationwide drive
Washington reports a rapid rise in federal tax actions against organized crime figures. Ralph Capone and associates face unpaid tax charges tied to gambling fortunes as investigators expand cases with new audits and broader use of tax laws to pursue racketeers.
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Heodhans
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Gates
Sorrow Turns To Joy As Seeing-Eye Dog Revived
In Los Angeles on March 17 blind Joe Farley escaped a apartment fire aided by his seeing-eye dog Betty. Firefighters and an animal shelter inspector revived the dog with artificial respiration and oxygen. Betty recovered and returned to Farley as crowds watched the scene. The blaze caused 3500 dollars in damage.
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Los Angeles
Joe Farley
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Betty
Fheamien
Joe
Joe von Sloniski
Ann Street
Segregation Or Else Says Byrnes
Gov. James F. Byrnes vows South Carolina will continue school segregation or abandon the public system. He warned that if Federal law ends segregation, he will try to preserve the public schools within the law while maintaining segregation.
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Columbia
8. C
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Last Minute Rush Seen In State Income Tax Payments
State officials set up help in the courthouse to aid taxpayers as the April 15 deadline approaches. Walter Hyle oversees the office and urges filers to bring a copy of their federal return. Taxpayers in the state must pay taxes if employed here.
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Walter Hyle
Death of Hubert E. Smith founder of Martinsburg jewelers
Hubert E. Smith died at King's Daughters Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after a two week admission at age 61. He owned Smith's Jewelry Store in the Hotel Berkeley building moving there from Baltimore in 1950. Survived by wife Margaret P L Smith two children brother and several sisters. Funeral set Sunday at 2 PM at Calvary Methodist Chapel with Rev Robert Barcletti officiating. Interment in Ure Manor cemetery.
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Inez Swink
Sharpsburg
Mary Roulette
Tiedmanton
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Ure Manor
Eggs on Market Bring 48 Cents a Dozen
Eggs on City Market opened briskly at 48 cents a dozen with plenty available. Easter signals appeared in colored and chocolate treats and chick and bunny shaped cookies. Watchers reported ample ham and pork products while Florida and Texas vegetables were abundant and cabbage prices halved from earlier weeks. Flower merchants Clarence Coss J Edward Rowland and Cearfoss Gardens showcased potted and cut blooms adding spring color.
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Texas
Clarence Coss
J. Edward Rowland
Cearfoss Gardens
Ex-GI In Prison Facing Pension Revocation
Ex soldier John C Casey, jailed for murder in Brooklyn, faces pension revocation as he can collect about 4190 a month while in Sing Sing. Judge Samuel Leibowitz called it outrageous and will seek maximum sentencing and pension loss.
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Sing Sing
John C. Casey
Mansionenter
Peter JT O'Connor
Brooklyn
Casey
Japan
Dudge
Samuel Leibowitz
King’s County Court
Tokyo
Leibowitz
Apple storage up sharply from last year in ICS report
The ICS Department of Agriculture reports 20 million bushels in cold storage as of February 28, about double the year ago level. West Virginia shows 10 percent higher stocks and Virginia roughly double. Prices remain steady with limited sales, baskets of U.S. No 1 grades around 2 dollars per 215 inch stock, some variations.
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ICS Department of Agriculture
Titewillien Tell
Appalachian
West Virginia
Virginia
U.S. No. B
Madge Meredith May Get Freedom
The California State Adult Authority recommends that actress Madge Meredith, serving a five year life sentence, be released on time served. The recommendation will be sent to Governor Earl Warren for decision framing, amid Meredith’s earlier conviction tied to the 1947 kidnapping and assault case involving her former business associates.
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San Francisca
California
Madge Meredith
Earl Warren
Sole
Miss Meredith
Hollywood
Conc Ieted
Nick Gianaelis
Verne Davis
Tehachapi
Fears For Life Seeks Divorce From Sugar Heiress
Margaret Leo Spreckels files for divorce from John bp. Spreckels TH claiming fears for her life. She seeks custody of their two month old son John TY and alimony. The suit lists prior marriages and settlements involving Spreckels family.
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Los Angeles
John BP
Spreckels TH
Margaret Leo Spreckels
John TY
Suvar Seian
Yervington
Ney
Spreckels
Roxana Brown Spreckels
Mary Lavinia Spreckels
Dell
Irish Celebrations Mark St Patrick Day Across Dublin and Ulster
Troops of Sons of Trefanil gathered at dawn to tribute St Patrick as crowds lined Eve Street for the parade. President Kelly and other leaders attend Mass at Pro Cathedral while Ulster Prime Minister Brooke cites loyalty to British citizenship in a day of unity amid partition pressures.
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Trefanil
Taibdin
St. Patrick
Thei Land
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Trish
Sean T WM Kelly
Pro Cathedral
John Charles McQnaid
New York
Henise
Dublin
de la Belton
Ireland
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Ant Rely
Ulster
Northern
Seoul's dwindling population bands the very old and very young
In shattered Seoul, residents describe a retreating populace largely composed of the very young and very old. They claim Communists took most able-bodied men and many young girls, leaving a sparse, starving remainder to survive while citing spies sent south to feed and relay information to American forces.
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Seoul
Jim Becker Seon
Commumunists
Reyegield
Youne Childrens
Auto Tags Display Now At Deopitev's Daily License
Notice advertises auto tags service at 237 FE. Franklin St. Ady. The ad claims prices unchanged since Heensa business began 23 years ago and invites customers to bring blanks to the shop for processing.
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Deopitev
Heensa
Franklin St. Ady
Vatican Orders Excommunications In Beran Matter
Vatican City March 1760 The Catholic Church excommunicated all involved in the banishment of Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague and others who aided in anti church acts in Czechoslovakia. The declaration by the Consistorial Congregation also names priests appointed by the Czechoslovakian government. It notes bishops impeded in ministry and priests jailed or deported, and says the excommunication cannot be removed except by the Pope.
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Catholic Church
Josef Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Stehlik
Reran
Beran
Ace
Josef
Cardinal Minderenty
Hungary
Local Stocks Quotation Service Listing
Quotations furnished by Cohn & Company members of the New York Stock Exchange at 19 North Jonathan Street Slagerstown Maryland.
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Cohn & Company
New York Stock Exchange
North Jonathan Street
Slagerstown
Maryland
Peron Seizes Independent La Prensa in Buenos Aires
Argentina marks the end of La Prensa as an independent daily after it falls under Peronist control through a Senate House joint order. A six deputy three senator committee will probe the seizure amid widespread speculation over staff futures and chief editor Adolfo Gainza Paz.
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Juenos Aires
Tapi la Prensa
Juan J.peron
Senate
Phouse
Peron
Congress
St Venreld
la Prensa
Five Day Window For New Maryland Bills Approaches
Maryland legislators face a five day deadline to introduce new measures as the General Assembly nears spring adjournment. With hundreds of bills already filed in both houses, lawmakers race to advance proposed veterans and state office projects before sessions end.
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Marvel
Che Flaight
Owhleh
Senate
Ad Jron Romanat
Orhay
Aedian
Andy
Water Line To Cross Antietam Project Update
The city water department plans a two mile line under Antietam Creek near the railroad branch. Work is set to commence Sunday, with remaining sections to cross various creeks and connect in Cooper Park. The project aims to improve water service after completion and involve multiple local areas and crews.
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Water Department
Richard Willsert
Dave
Peroni
de Vriestam Creek
Willson
Colemonial Park
Ralph McCauley Named To Board Of State Breeders
Ralph McCauley, farmer from Cearfiss Pike, named to state breeders board. He will serve on the Maryland Cooperative Dairies and Breeders Association board for three seats. Other county farmers mentioned include Freak Diowpes and Berdy fea Ba of Pawnsville in relations to dairy issues and council discussions.
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Ralph McCauley
Board of State Breeders
Ralph AL Meantes
Cearfiss
Maryland Cooperitive Guernesey Breeders Association
Ericaina
Baltimore
Vesterihas
Othe Washamtedt Country
McCatey
Daman
Girls Win Scholarships to St John College
The article reports that young women are eligible for scholarships to St John College. A committee decision at the state college outlines the open process and admission terms for candidates from Wells and surrounding areas.
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Wells
St. Totings Colege
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Washtoeran
Shell
St. John’s
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