Snyder Vague On Tax Cutting Plan
Congress debates tax cuts with Democrats seeking delay to June 10 and price targets around 35.5 to 37.5 billion, while Republicans press for immediate action. Senate leaders clash over budget goals and timing as the Treasury year ends.
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Knutson R-Minn
House
Senate
Congress
Treasury
GOP
George
Dga
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Pollution Curb To Be Discussed At Commission Meeting
The Potomac pollution issue dominated the discussion with progress noted. Johns Hopkins University will study upper river aeration basins this summer to gauge pollution reduction. The commission will hear about acid mine water seals and cooperation with industry on water testing stations for real time river conditions.
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Johns Hopkins University
Upper
Tiver
Potomac
Card of Thanks for Support After Death
Mrs. Frank Showman and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness, flower tributes and the use of cars during the illness and death of husband and father. Ad.
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Frank Showman
Adv
Jones Denies Irregularities in Railroad Fight
The article reports Jones disputing irregularities and defending a plan to save the railroad from receivership. He claims support from creditors and notes Young’s testimony as false. Young counters that RFC forced B and O into bankruptcy despite solvency, accusing Jones of generalizations.
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Mr. Young
Aubert
Young
Senate
Nan
Jones
RFC
Mother Improves as Truman Recovery Continues
President Truman’s mother remains on the mend after hip surgery complications from a mid February fall. Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham said she shows strong will power though a tired heart slows progress. She walked briefly yesterday after a Sunday rally, while Truman plans to receive papers via air transport and spoke to reporters after a 20 minute hotel area walk with aides.
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Wallace H. Graham
Washington
Truman
Jas. H. Foskett
Naval
Secret Service
Fashion Pattern Offer From The Daily News
The item advertises a fashion pattern with applique and front pleats, includes sewing guide and style number. Send 20 cents for PATTERN plus 5 cents mailing to Pattern Department, The Daily News New York. Fortude unit or front address requested for mailing.
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Rico
Rotngravure
New York
Local resident mourns in air crash near Auburn
A pilot and a passenger died when two airplanes collided and sank in Taylor pond during a flight from Berlin New Hampshire to Auburn Maine. Edward Levine 34 of Somerville Massachusetts and Wyvern Mower 28 of Auburn were identified as the missing flyers. Olive attempted rescue with a grappling line while diver Otto Wallingford located two bodies in the submerged plane in fifty feet of water. An ensuing search with heavier gear is planned as authorities piece together the incident. Levine operated a truck fleet and resided at 1 Evergreen Avenue Somerville, McFadden reported his wife and two children. Mower's mother lives in Maryland and he has two sisters in New York.
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Taylor Pond
Berlin
N. H
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Charles Farnum
Edward Levine
Somerville
Mass
Wyvern Mower
Olive
Rives Beach
Otto Wallingford
Lake Auntin
Levine
Moore
Greenlaw
Mower
Evergreen Avenue
Winterhill
James Mower
Hagerstown
Glenys Benjamin
Florence Baker
Bay Shore
Leaves and Grass Under Threat from Gas Leaks
Gas leak dangers are explained with how leaks travel underground and affect foliage. Workers locate and repair leaks at joints in cast iron pipes while homeowners must report gas odors promptly for safe investigation. Do not search for leaks with a match.
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Hagerstown Gas Co
National Safety Council
How De Edwards Helps Constipated Folks
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild thorough remedy for constipation. It claims the tablets act on both upper and lower bowels to produce natural like movements with no griping. Prices listed are 15 and 30 cents.
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de Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Huffer Re-elected Head of Carriers
Clarence Huffer of Boonsboro was reelected president of the Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association at the annual meeting held at C. M. Wilhide home in Boonsboro. Norris Downs was named vice president and John Downs secretary treasurer. delegates to Braddock Heights convention include Huffer Eakle Ostetter and Downs. The group approved reduced dues for retired temporary or substitute rural carriers and plans an August Boonsboro picnic.
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Clarence Huffer
Boonsboro
Washington County
Rural Letter Carrers Association
C. M. Wiihide
Norris Downs
Williamsport
John Downs
Clearspring
Braddock Heights
Pat Eakle
Wilbur ®Ostetter
County Association
Green to Speak at Maryland Federation of Labor Meet
William Green president of the A F L will address the annual convention of the Maryland State and the District of Columbia Federation of Labor in Baltimore on May 28 the union said today.
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Baltimore
Agacy
William Green
Maryland
District
Boy Struck By Car In Salem Avenue Incident
Terry Wilson, six, of 409 Mitchell Avenue was bruised and cut when struck by a car driven by Preston W. Dettrick of Greencastle Pennsylvania Saturday afternoon in the 500 block of Salem Avenue. Witnesses said he ran into the path of the vehicle and he was treated at Washington County Hospital with no charges pressed.
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Terry Wilson
Mitchell Avenue
Preston W. Dettrick
Greencastle
Salem Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Forbes Dies Former New Zealand Prime Minister
George William Forbes aged 78, who led New Zealand as prime minister from 1930 to 1935, died in Christchurch yesterday. A Liberal member of Parliament from 1908 to 1943, Forbes earned the nickname Honest George for his steadfast public service.
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Auckland
N. Z
George William Forbes
New Zealand
Christchurch
Forbes
Liberal Party
George
Jobs Daughters Meet With Officer Elections
The regular meeting of Jobs Daughters will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30. The election of officers will be featured at the business session. All members are urged to attend.
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Job's Daughters
Jobs Daughters
Nason-Dixon Dog Match Show Highlights Local Winners
The Nason-Dixon Dog Match drew fewer entries due to threatening weather but showcased diverse breeds from Great Pyrenees to Norwich terrier. Best in show went to Knock-Along Pat O Flynn a Irish setter owned by Miss Elizabeth I. Miller, who also won best obedience trained dog. A subsequent all breed show is planned for Memorial Day at Chevy Chase.
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Joseph W. Byron
Pat O'Flynn
3Liss
Elizabeth I. Miller
Woodland Way
National Capital Kennel Club
Chevy Chase
Jane Lakin
Earl Taylor
Chatanooga
Roslyn Terhune
Dog Magazine
Ruth Taynton
The
Washington Star
Best of match judging attracts hundreds at Sunday midis
John K. Smullen of Baltimore told police he was robbed in the Bowery early Sunday by two Black men. He was robbed of $124 his watch keys and a fountain pen and was treated for head injuries after an arrest on a drunken charge.
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Baltimore
Bowery
Smuller
Washington County Hospital
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