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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1952
Page
8
The News notes a price increase by companies and the political response. It cites President Truman’s disagreements, the resignation of Wilsons, and a final news conference in which defense progress figures under the regime were shared.
James Marlow reports in Washington that Charles E. Wilson, 66, former defense mobilizer, resigned as head of defense production after a turbulent tenure begun in 1950. His exit followed labor tensions on the Wage Stabilization Board and the steel price dispute, which strained relations with CIO workers and the administration.
Maryland 1951 canning tomato crop ranked in the king size class. USDA stats show Free State farmers received 88.4 million dollars for 228,800 tons harvested from 30,500 acres last year. Roy Fortier notes acreage largest since 1947 and 1952 tonnage and value biggest since 1944 war crop. tomatoes remain Maryland's largest truck crop with canning industry buying about nine tenths of production. Sale of dairy farm Dearbought near Libertytown, 136 acres owned by the Nelsons, sold to the Reynolds family for use as their home.
A fragmented OCR listing shows a dense array of radio and early television program titles and hosting names. It includes sports, drama, news, and variety shows with times and host indications, reflecting a mid century broadcast grid with items such as Hall of Ivy, Great Gildersleeve, Red Skelton, Cross Fire Forum, and Boxing Bouts, among others. The piece preserves era voice and scheduling style despite garbled text and partial entries.
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