Foundations for Two Freedoms urged by Sumner Welles
Under Secretary Sumner Welles calls for United Nations accord before armistice, stressing freedom from fear and want through international cooperation. He links recovery to renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act and continuous production and fair exchange, urging Congress action next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Welles
United Nations
Welles
Mr. Welles
Congress
United States
Queen Anne Club May Meeting and Local Events
The Queen Anne Community Club met in May with seventeen surgical dressings class members and nineteen club attendees. Committees were appointed for June, and Mother's Day services at Hillsboro Queen Anne Church were announced alongside graduation events and a class play. Several members spoke of gardening progress and local visits, including a junior circle meeting and a promotion of William S. Thompson to lieutenant.
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Sydney Pinder
Clara Price
May Dean
Edwood Dulin
M. &. Cooper
George C. Moore
Hillsboro- Queen Anne
Walter H. Stone
Tri-County
Queen Anne
C. M. Covey
Mildred Jump
Wiliam S. Thompson
Hillsboro
Australia
Bill. Ma
Emmett Barton
Jacksonville
Florida
Charles Cannon Barton
U. S. Marine Corps
Uncle Tom
Mer
Dulin Covey
Ellicott City
Bernard Sparks
Joseph White
Denton
Robert Schall
Preston
Charles Schall
Stanley Curry
Edward Brinsfield
Cordova
Plant Soybeans for Grain to Mature Before Frost
Dairymen and stockmen guide: University of Maryland agronomy specialist John W. Magruder advises planting soybeans for grain about 10 days after corn, from May 10 to June 10 in Maryland's dairy and livestock regions, to mature before frost. He stresses inoculation, proper seeding depth, soil-surface management, and appropriate fertilizer and lime use for optimal yield.
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John W. Magruder
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Thornton and family host miscellaneous shower in Goldsboro
A Saturday night shower for Mr and Mrs Alan Thornton was held at Mrs Lapham’s home with many useful gifts. Clayton visitors included Mr Charles Reese Mrs Sallie Jones and Miss Virginia. W S C S met at Mrs Minnie Dennison’s home Wednesday afternoon. Stirling Adkins of Seaford visited grandparents Elbert and Mrs Saunders Sunday. Sewing Circle enjoyed a Tuesday evening gathering with Mrs Noble Shively. Rev and Mrs A L Grey spent several days in Oxford Maryland last week.
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Alan Thornton
Stirling Adkins
Seaford
Elbert Saunders
Noble Shively
A. L. Grey
Oxford
Maryland
Rally for Trade to Avoid Future War
A call to renew the Trade Agreements Act of 1934, urging the United States to engage in world trade to prevent isolation and postwar catastrophe. The piece argues that cooperation through tariffs and quotas under the act is essential to lasting peace and economic stability, warning of debt and casualties if isolation persists.
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United States
Sumner Welles
Exploiters Not Wanted in the Coal Mines
A wartime urging against labor exploitation in coal mining, condemning a dictator mentality in labor and industry. It argues coal is vital energy, cites historical consumption, and calls for ending exploitation and wars driven by a few leaders. The piece appeals to public and employer alike to reject coercive power.
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United States
All in the Same Boat: Small stores face OPA rule burden
The piece argues storekeepers must follow complex ration and price rules, risking fines or jail if mistakes occur. It notes many country shops are going out of business, harming communities as Patman calls for an investigation into OPA orders and regulations to ease burdens on retailers and consumers.
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Patman
House Committee On
OPA
A Lively Ghost on PAYG Tax Plan Debate
A letter to the Ways and Means Committee chair endorses a pay as you go tax plan amid national backfire as Treasury resistance contrasts with the public desire to withhold taxes. The Wall Street Journal notes 40,000,000 citizens face tax uncertainty until withholding rate and start date are fixed by law.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
War Savings Committee
Treasury Department
Wall Street Journal
Labor Bill Tightens Union Control Across States
Kansas passes a labor union control bill with teeth while other states consider similar measures. A Congress bill would end racketeering by unscrupulous teachers within unions. Another measure would redefine employee status to exclude supervisory and management officials from unions, denying them representation. Organized labor's public goodwill faces resentment of dictatorship policies.
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Kansas
Freight by Flight Expands as 1942 Air Cargo Surges
Air lines boosted cargo 108 percent from 1941 to 1942. Domestic carriers carried 40,101,657 pounds of express and flew 40,096,554,805 pound miles of mail. Revenue passenger miles totaled 1,298,042,146. Under military contracts, lines transport to major battle fronts, with local men and boys serving.
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Air Lines
Controlling European corn borer needs quick plowing
County Agent G. W. Clendaniel warns time is short for effective control of the European corn borer. Destroy rep residues and plant refuse to eliminate over wintering worms. Plow under old stalks with a wide bottom plow to cover all stubble. Many infested fields remain unplowed, and some stalks show active worms pupating. Emergence cages track adult emergence to guide farmers through the season.
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G. W. Clendaniel
Protect Woolen Articles While Stored For Summer
Miss Helen Shelby of the University of Maryland extension service explains best practices for storing winter woolens. Clean garments before storage, wash sweaters and blankets with mild soap and lukewarm water, avoid soaking wool, and dry flat. Dry cleaning may be preferred for many items, and blowers or light exposure helps kill moth and beetle larvae. Use bright sun, thorough brushing, and airtight containers. For extra protection, napthalene or paradichloro benzene crystals may be used near closet tops to deter or kill larvae.
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Helen Shelby
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Shelby
Ol a M Fletcher Dies in Preston at 47
Mrs Ola M Fletcher wife of Theodore E Fletcher died Wednesday at her Preston home aged 47 Survived by husband two sons Theodore E Fletcher Jr and William Harold Fletcher a brother L Lee Moore two sisters Miss Ruby Moore and Mrs Bessie Wright Funeral services held at her home this afternoon Local notes report spring winds and frost damaged tomato crops threatening a record season in the area Several community updates including a firemen association meeting and local travels and visits by residents
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Ola M. Fletcher
Theodore E. Fletcher
Preston
Theodore E. Fletcher Jr
William Harold Fletcher
L. Lee Moore
Ruby Moore
Bessie Wright
J. Millard Tawes
Caroline County Firemen’s Association
Theodore Fletcher
A. M. Willey
Baltimore
Lloyd Fletcher
Union Memorial Hospital
Frank Lednum
Ralph Lednum
Pocomoke City
Clyde Elzey
Edith Noble
Jacksonville
Florida
Albert Beevers
Marion Whipple
Allentown
Robert Turner
Harold Dean
Charles Dean
Medford Burgess
G. C. Carmine
James Patchett
Heads Win So Do Tails on Rums tax plan
The article argues the Ruml pay as you go plan would not reduce Treasury revenue this year. It claims 1948 incomes would be collected asFully as 1942 incomes under the new method and that adoption would please the public without harming the Treasury.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Quezon Urges Faith in America as Philippines Waits
President Manuel Quezon spoke by radio on the anniversary of Corregidor’s fall, urging Filipinos not to despair and to keep faith with America. He denounced Japanese deceit, promised eventual independence, and noted General MacArthur’s vow to return and drive out the invaders.
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Emanel Quezon
Corregidor
America
Philippines
MacaArthur
Quezon
MacArthur
United States
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