Clifton Crouse Narrates Poland Hunger After UNRRA Cattle Run
Clifton G. Crouse, Brethren farmer and churchman, sailed from Baltimore November 10 aboard the Santiago Iglesias with 375 cattle and supplies for UNRRA. He reached Danzig November 30 to report widespread destruction, hunger, and cold, noting only one heated home in visits to Polish communities. The group toured rural areas, received grateful hospitality, and reflected on the contrast with Copenhagen and New York, where abundance underscored Europe’s wartime misery. The voyage followed a similar trip by his pastor last summer.
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Church of Brethren
Poland
UNRRA
Mr. Crouse
Baltimore
Santiago Iglesias
Church of the Brethren
Brethren Service Committee
J. S. Rittenhouse
Crouse
Danzig
Gydnia
Denton Visitor Surprised By Civic Growth In 50 Years
A Denton visitor from Ingleside recalls the town’s 50 year rise from a sleepy rural spot to a progressive center with industry and agriculture. Notable guests include President Roosevelt, James A. Farley, the Duke of Windsor, Donald Nelson, and senators Tydings and Radcliffe. Wealthy city folk have bought farms nearby, and local leaders have hosted mayors governors and diplomats.
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Denton
Clinton Conyer
Ingleside
J. Percy Bittle
Denton National Bank
Conyer
Marshall Price
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Millard E. Tydings
James A. Farley
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
United States
Herbert R. O’conor
Harry W. Nice
Emerson Harrington
Howard W. Jackson
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
Tydings
George L. Radcliffe
Ridgely Church Members Active in Brethren Community
Mr and Mrs Crouse and their family are active members of the Ridgely Church of the Brethren. The article highlights their engagement and community involvement within the local church.
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Mrs. Crouse
The
Ridgely
Church of the Brethren
Garment Workers Gain 10 Cent Hour Increase on Delmarva
Mrs. Nettie Mehaffey, regional director of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, says about 1,600 workers across nine Delmarva plants receive a 10 cent per hour raise retroactive to December 8. Sick benefits and holiday privileges are also extended. Negotiations covered Manhattan Shirt Co and S Liebovitz and Sons in Salisbury, Watson Shirt Co, J Jacobson and Sons, and B V D Company Cambridge with additional plants in Ridgely.
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Nettie Mehaffey
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Delmarva Peninsula
Salisbury
Manhattan Shirt Co
S. Liebovitz and Sons, Inc
Watson Shirt Co
J. Jacobson and Sons, Inc
B.V.D. Company
Cambridge
Ridgely
Greensboro Md and S E Stein Co Hebron partnership
Greensboro Maryland and the S E Stein Company of Hebron forge a business cooperation. Officials indicate formal agreement detailing roles and supply arrangements. Local sources describe expected regional impact and potential job ties.
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Greensboro, Md
S. E. Stein Co
Hebron
New Roosevelt Dimes Put In Circulation Nationwide
Circulation of the new Roosevelt portrait dimes began last week in Washington with availability elsewhere starting Monday. About 2,000,000 were issued Friday at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia and the mint plans about 3,000,000 daily production by Monday, stopping minting of the old ten cent pieces.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
Mint
Sugar Prices to Rise Slightly Next Month
The price of sugar is going up slightly next month. Meat and butter increases are likely, signaling broader cost pressures for households and grocers. Officials cite market trends and supply chain factors as contributing to the anticipated uptick.
Food costs may ease after sugar and butter price shifts
An upturn in sugar prices effective February 2 and a potential butter rise could cap months of rising food costs. A tentative seven tenths of a cent per pound meat price increase may accompany a broader trend toward higher prices for the year's crop, signaling a possible end to the food-cost uptrend.
Real Joy Beyond Ease or Riches Emphasis
Quote attributed to Sir Wilfred Grenfell praising joy found in worthwhile deeds rather than ease riches or fame from Inen.
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Inen
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
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