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Herald Mail

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Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1950

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Abundant Production Backed Over Price Controls Says Anderson

Senator Anderson of New Mexico argues abundant production is the best fix for high prices, warning price controls blunt output and cause shortages. He cites WWII experience and says controls may be needed later but not now, as he lauds the Commerce Department and Truman era moves to end egg price supports.

Washington Senator Anderson D.-N.m New Mexico Anderson Federal Reserve Board Truman Congress Mr. Truman Agriculture Department

Deer Hunter Falls Into Bear Den. Slays 400 Pound Mother

Riverport reports Capt. Donald Cook tripped into a bear den while deer hunting. He shot and killed the 400 pound mother bear and escaped unharmed, with the cubs nearby.

Riverport N. 8 Donald Cook Here Cook Mama

Monrovia husband jailed after assault charge reduced

Mrs Rose mary Surni told the court she signed the complaint to teach him a lesson. Joe Surni 28, five feet tall, faced felony wife beating before a justice of the peace. The judge reduced the charge to simple assault and fined him five dollars, plus jail time.

Monrovia Calif Rosemary Surni Joe Surni Surni John A. Bourgeon Almple

Businessman Decides After Ten Months On Priest Path

A. May, Los Angeles, reports Donald D. Foster, 50, former San Francisco businessman, remains undecided after ten months in a Benedictine monastery about receiving a Papal dispensation to continue priestly studies. His wife says she wants ordinary life and has not discussed nun vows with advisers. Foster may return to San Francisco while requirements are met.

Los Angeles Foster Donald D. Foster San Francisco Sis Ter Mary Matthew St. Elizabeth's Convent St. John's Abbey Collegeville Minn

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