Meat Prices Fall as Supply-Beats-Demand Correct Market
The article argues price rises were not fixed by government but by supply and demand. It notes meat prices stopped rising late last year and then declined about 19 percent from the summer peak. It credits a better balance of supply and demand for the drop, with plentiful meat moving through the market from farms to butcher shops.
National Security Act of 1947 aim split three services
The National Security Act of 1947 establishes three military departments for the Army Navy and Air Force and seeks coordinated direction under civilian control not merger. Naval aviation remains a distinct, essential Navy component. Hoover Commission rejects merging Naval aviation with the Air Force. Citizens should seek accurate public issue information on unification debates.
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Congress
United States
Navy
Department of the Air Force
Army
Naval Aviation
Marine Corps
Air Force
Gurney
Armed Services Committee
Hoover Commission
Truman's Budget Plan Aims to Expand Government Power
The commentary surveys Mr. Truman's legislative program and budget, noting broad approval and stiff disapproval. It argues the President seeks to centralize power, appointing Dean Acheson to shape policy while he sets the aims. Domestic policy dominates, with calls for old age security, higher minimum wages, compulsory health insurance, public power, steel plants, and housing, to direct the economy and sustain employment. The piece contrasts pro and anti views, warning such statism could test the nation's moral fiber and constitutional balance, yet emphasizes the program's cumulative impact.
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Dean Acheson
Truman
Roosevelt
Acheson
General Marshall
Mr. Truman
Labor Party
England
William Henry Chamberlin
Land transfers in Federalsburg and nearby districts
A series of land transfer deeds dated between 1948 and 1949 involve multiple parties: Mark Hignutt and Myrtle A Hignutt to Agnes R Breeding in Federalsburg. May F Gelletly and others to Theodore F Gelletly in Third Election District. Henry German and Sarah P German to Rachel Collison in the Eighth Election District. Rachel Collison back to Sarah P German in the Eighth Election District. S Walter Lyden and others to Smithville Farm Machinery Company Inc.. Roland Wheatley and Daisy E Wheatley to J DeWeese Carter on the Todds Mill to Williston road. John H Haddaway and Vina B Ege to Edward L Ege Jr and Vina B Ege. Jesse S Fifer to Helen L Brown in Ridgely. Calvert C Merriken and Jessie S Merriken to Albert Crouch in Fifth Election District. and Raymond H Bartel and Evelyn E Bartel to Elwood Knotts and Elsie May Knotts.
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Mark Hignutt
Myrtle A. Hignutt
Agnes R. Breeding
Federalsburg
May F. Gelletly
Theodore F. Gelletly
Henry German
Sarah P. German
Rachel Collison
S. Walter Lyden Et al
Smithville Farm Machinery Company Inc
Roland Wheatley
Daisy E. Wheatley
J. DeWeese Carter
Todds Mill
Williston
John H. Haddaway
Edward L. Ege Jr
Vina B. Ege
Denton - Greensboro
Jesse S. Fifer
Helen L. Brown
Ridgely
Calvert C. Merriken
Jessie S. Merriken
Albert Crouch
Raymond H. Bartel
Evelyn E. Bartel
Elwood Knotts
Elsie May Knotts
Parcel Landing Noted on Federalsburg Road
A dated February 7 1949 entry records a parcel landing on the north side of the Federalsburg Preston state road.
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Federalsburg - Preston State Road
Maryland circular on water and sewer provisions for subdivisions
A Denton County notice emphasizes state law requiring plat approval and water and sewage plans before subdivision sales. It urges officials to inform developers, builders, and residents about mandatory health safeguards, offering copies of the law and requesting cooperation from county commissioners clerks and municipal authorities to enforce provisions.
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Commissioners of
Denton
Maryland
State Board of Health
Maryland Health Board sub division water and sewer rules
The document outlines that before land is platted for subdivision and before any permanent building is erected, a plat and water and sewer plans must be filed with the State Board of Health. The Board can require plans within a set time and order installation of water and sewer systems as needed. Penalties for noncompliance include fines from ten to five hundred dollars plus daily penalties, payable to the State Treasury.
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Maryland
State Board of Health
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Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline County
R. H. Riley
Moore
Denton, Maryland
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Duke
Duke Thomas
Peters
Old Peters
United States Brewers Foundation
Wetec
Farmdale
Asc
Valencia
Ibe Boe
U. S
Rome
Norfolk
Boe
Virginia
Glenwood
Asco
Sted
Lean
Chuck Roast
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System