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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

2

Truck Fire on the Dual Highway Reported

The First Hose Fire Company responded to a minor truck fire on the Dual Highway last night.

Maryland Color Film Shown At Hagerstown Kiwanis Luncheon

The Hagerstown Kiwanis Club at Hotel Alexander yesterday screened a Technicolor film titled Maryland. Directed by the club sports committee and narrated by Robert Nichols, the Esso Standard Oil Company funded the showcase featuring Baltimore and Maryland landscapes, fishing, boating, and factory scenes. Pauli S. Shields presided as club president.

Maryland Hagerstown

Plan to unite appropriations bills through big block reform

James Marlow notes Congress could save money by consolidating all State Department and other fiscal bills into a single large legislation. He warns such sweeping reform may hinder government work if rushed, while detailing how budget and appropriations processes currently operate. President Truman also announces a major reorganization of the State Department with five new assistant secretaries.

Marlow State Department James Marlow Washington Congress Truman Budget Bureau House Appropriations Committee Justice Department Commerce Treasury Armed Forces House Senate Washington Sec

Reorganization Names New Aides for Acheson Post

The secretary will send nominations to the Senate for top posts under Secretary Acheson. The Hoover Commission plan increases executive aides from six to ten to streamline duties. New assistant secretaries include W. Walton Butterworth and John D. Hickerson, both seasoned diplomats, with others named to support Greek Turkish aid and legal guidance.

Senate Acheson Hoover Commission Congress Truman W. Walton Butterworth John D. Hickerson George, C. McGhee Edward G. Miller New York

Ancient Empires and Modern Trade Echo in Brief

fragmentary lines note a state department veteran and businessman Don with the Economic Cooperation Administration. Nero spent three million dollars on a rare glass vessel. Arches date back to 4000 B.C.

State Department George W. Perkins Don Economic Cooperation Administration Nero

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