Lend Lease Weighs In On War Bonds And Bonds Of Duty
The article argues that U S lend-lease total of 11 102 billion dollars measures only money and urges reading the broader costs and rewards of aiding allies. It likens lend-lease to a shotgun lent to a neighbor in danger where repayment in kind is discussed and warns against postwar disputes over price or debt among free nations.
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Roosevelt
Congress
United States
America
Britain
Ward
Gane
Christian Science Monitor
Renegotiation savings in wartime contracts totaled billions
The Government reports refunds and recoveries from war production contracts amounting to 2.539 billion dollars. Negotiations reduced contract prices by 1.5839 billion and refunds by 955.12 million, with a system praised for efficiency and minimal waste. The plan aims to protect both sides as contracts allow cancellation.
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War and Navy Departments
Maritime Commission
Easing Up On Communism In Soviet Russia
The Stalin government disbanded Comitern ending a key Soviet group. Congressman Martin Dies may suspend his subversive alien activities probe. Averell Harriman had reported Russia’s shift from world domination to focusing on Russia’s own survival.
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Soviet Russia
Russia
Stalin
Martin
Averell Harriman
Washington
Lord Beaverbrook
United States
Harriman
Secrecy at Hot Springs Foods Conference Sparks Debate
At Hot Springs Virginia a United Nations Food Conference operates with unusual secrecy. Plans reportedly aim to create permanent machinery to finance global crop production with substantial U S funding. The issue questions how far the United States will commit to postwar relief efforts and lending.
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United Nations
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Gems Pym
Death of Mrs Martha Ireland in Ridgely
Mrs Martha W Ireland aged about eighty eight died of heart trouble last Sunday evening. She leaves husband John K E Ireland who died in 1630 and twelve children, eight surviving, forty five grandchildren and seventy great grandchildren. Memorial Day services were held in Ridgely Memorial Park with ceremonies by local clergy and many residents.
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Martha W. Ireland
John KE. Ireland
William
Rideby
Calvin
Salisbury
Mary
Herbert Starkey
Crumpton
Ella
Charles Cohey
Chestertown
Frances
Edward McLaughlin
Centreville
Katie
James Ross
Ridgely
Cora
Lawrence Smith
Clara
Ireland
Church Hill
Ingleside
Goldsboro
Ridgely Memorial Park
Joseph K. Snowberger
Francis J. Hiensel
Margaret Swine
America
Kernrumph
J. K. Parker
Methodist Church
I. S. Atatthews
Clinton Guthrie
Harvey Humel
Meade
Harvey
Frank Kibler
Ennis Ferrick
Walter Moore
Jenvine
Parsonsburg
J. E. Parker
Ocean View
Kenneth Stubbs
Kate Booker
Nettie Carter
Margaret Proutz
Florida
Ocean City
Ridgely Homemakers Club
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Jerome the Mascot Goat Delays Departure for Allied Troops
Bud reports Jerome the goat mascot caused a chaotic delay at the station as troops prepared to depart. The creature wrecked a captain's trench coat, toppled items, dashed through barracks and the mess hall, and narrowly escaped in a comic chase end to the scramble.
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Bud
Wedding and church notices from Longwood and Trinity Church
Mrs Id Clark visited her daughter Mrs Frank Reed at Longwood Pennsylvania and attended the wedding of her grandson E I Reed in West Chester. Father’s Day services will be held at Trinity Methodist Church on Sunday June 20 replacing the June 6 date. All are invited to attend.
Local social notes from W. S. C. S. meeting and visitors
Mrs Freda Axt and Mr. and Mrs Catts from New York spent last week with Mrs Lyman Scotten and Mrs Minnie Dennison. W. S. C. S. held a monthly business meeting at Esther DeWitt's home on Wednesday. Mrs Howard Brown and daughter Mary Esther visited relatives in Philadelphia over the weekend. Noble Jarrell Jr. stayed with his parents at Cheswold Delaware. George Marvel of Bridgetown visited his son Henry Marvel and family Saturday. Sewing Circle enjoyed an evening hosted by Mrs W J Murphy. Miss Gene Melvin of Wilmington stayed with friends during the holidays. Mrs Roland Cartwright spent the weekend with Mrs Carrie Dobson in Greensboro. Mrs Laura Isaacs of Greensboro visiting her sister Mrs Sue Smith. Rev A L Grey and wife spent a few days at Oxford Maryland.
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Paul Hoffman
Elnora
University of Maryland
John Hansen
J. Alice Wilson
Chambersburg
Fay Wilson
Edmund Pendleton
York
George Morris
Baltimore
Otis Morris
John Murphy
Elsie Ebling
William Sparks
Evans Campbell
Swarthmore
David Strite
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Stafford
Greensboro
Virginia Everett
Church Hill
Elsie
Kirk Roser
Queenstown
Claude Colburn
Seaford
Tram Guessford
Colburn
H. F. B. Butler
Camp Bocaratone
Fla
Quarry Holsinger
Marion Callahan
Franklin
Carey Callahan
Trinidad
West Indies
Albert Saulsbury
Patricia
Wilmington
Ed. Sparks
A. W. S. Post
Mattie Brumbaugh
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Richard Blackburn
Harry Klotz
Wilson Layster
Leonard Sparks
Grace Mitchell
Charlotte Fezmeyer
Centreville
Elijah Luff
Foster Clark
Henderson
John Dean
Robert Dean
Ronald Lane
Barbara
Elmer Anthony
Stanley Mather
Ridgely
Easton Hospital
Joseph Applebaum
James Hevalow
Helena Crouse
Bridgewater College
Harvey Dean
Dorothy Fountain
Chester
Jeanette Smith
Federalsburg
Emerson Fike
Cordova
Paul Hemmons
Eugene Laramors
Havre de Grace
Lillie Pearsaul
Wynwood
Henry Friedel
Fred Friedel
W. T. Temple
A. and P
William Sculley
Newark
Del
William Jarrell
Cambridge
Emma Jackson
Vernon Hammond
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Church of the Brethren
William Binebrink
Dudley Davis
Elma Wilson
Lelia Moore
C. S. Hosinger
Freda Axt
Catts
New York
Lyman Scotten
Minnie Dennison
Esther DeWitt
Howard Brown
Mary Esther
Noble Jarrell Jr
Evans
Cheswold
George Marvel
Bridgetown
Henry Marvel
W. J. Murphy
Gene Melvin
Roland Cartwright
Carrie Dobson
Laura Isaacs
Sue Smith
A. L. Grey
Oxford
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Crystal Shop
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