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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1948

Page

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Transportation freight routes case filed in Maryland court

A petition filed in Frederick Equity District seeks to curb Remsburg Brothers Transportation Co and others. The plaintiff seeks to vacate and set aside orders denying permits for freight hauls from Weverton to Shepherdstown and Frederick to Baltimore, alleging wartime milk shipments would be harmed without service.

Frederick Equity Transportation. Company, Inc Knozile Nauied Charles B. Boaley Arthur H. Brice Thomas Bimno Jones Paul E. Remsburg B. Y. Remsburg Remsburg Brothers Transportation Company Braddock Heights Patrick LM. Schnauster Boyer Transportation Company Weverton Maryland-West Virginia Shepherdstown Boonsboro Trego Mt Briar Rensburg Brothers Transportation Company Baltimore U.S Remsburg

Apple Buds Catch Frost Risk as Prices Slump On Orchards

Orchard forecasts warn that warm spells have advanced apple and stone fruit buds toward bloom. A late frost could ruin yields while markets show storage apples selling 50 to 60 percent of last year’s prices. Growers face rising costs and potential heavy losses. Latest Winchester storage reports show 238,900 bushels still stored.

Virginia Winchester

Tiny Beltone device helps deafened hear again

A compact hearing aid fits in the hand and requires no battery pack or bulky case. Endorsed by the American Medical Association Council on Physical Medicine, it offers adjustable tone and home demonstrations from Beltone, Dept. 14, Chicago.

Council On Physical Medicine American Medical Association Beltone Dept 19Th St Chicago

Nations Split Over Atomic Bomb Control Plan

Miles argued that Andrei Gromyko’s June 15 demand for a universal anti atomic treaty would let an aggressor nation gain military supremacy without proper safeguards. He questioned the efficacy of past outlawing efforts and called for an international commission under the Security Council to detect clandestine atom activity. The United States proposal, echoing Baruch, urged phasing out existing bombs and delaying new ones until a robust control system is in place.

Miles Andrie A. Gromyko International Commission Security Council United States Bernard M. Baruch Baruch U.S

Rural 1948 Outlook for Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware and West Virginia Farms

The article surveys 1948 farming prospects in the mid-Atlantic states. It notes drought expectations, high costs, and efficiency pressures across dairy poultry and potato sectors. Milk prices rise in Maryland, Delaware broiler operations grow, canned goods adjust to demand, and West Virginia faces costly new machinery with weak livestock and poultry markets.

Potomac River Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware West Virginis Hoks

Gremrko proposes treaty outlawing the bomb

Gremrko urged an immediate international treaty to outlaw the atomic bomb with later controls. He proposed an international control commission, but the majority rejected it as inadequate. Of the 16 nations on the atomic commission since June 1946, 13 supported the U S while Russia Poland and the Soviet Ukraine opposed.

Security Council Gremrko Ll. Is International Control Commission Atomic Commission U.S Russia Poland Soviet Ukraine

Rail unions react to proposed wage boost and rules changes

Rail unions express reservations as the board backs a wage increase and 37 working rule changes. The cost to carriers would be about 362.9 million annually based on 1946 staffing, with talks underway in Chicago. A firemen and enginemen strike was postponed at the union's request amid objections over diesel yard assignments. Navy orders note 30 Lockheed P-80 shooting stars for pilot training and gunnery.

Tthe Chicago Ellerance Pennsylvania Railroad Harry A. Porch The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Union National Mediation Board Pittsburgh Pottstown NAVY Washington

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