Farm Plank Before G O P Farm Plank Before G O P
John Brandt of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation outlines postwar policy needs at a Republican farm plank committee conference in Chicago. He calls for high wages prices and profits to retire the public debt, with agriculture’s purchasing power protected, as six national farm groups present their views ahead of the June convention. Governor Hickenlooper says hearings will continue to refine the farm plank and notes future programs should center on price support for farm commodities.
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Chicago
John Brandt
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Republican Farm Plank Committee
Milk Federation
Congress
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickentopper
The
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Potomac Edison President Denies Immediate Bond Refunding Plan
R Paul Smith president of Potomac Edison Company responded to repeated inquiries from security holders about refinancing outstanding bonds and preferred stocks. He said no plan has been developed at present and stressed careful consideration of effects on the company. He noted directors and managers are annoyed by the questions but stated ongoing study of such a step, with each day bringing closer potential favorable consideration.
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R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Tanks Dispatch Snipers By Slingshot Tree Mangling
American pastime from Bougainville on April 4 shows tank crews using slingshot tactics to disable Japanese snipers. When a sniper is spotted, a tank backs into the tree and, by bending it, launches the tree and shooter into the air, sometimes several hundred feet, leaving snipers stunned.
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Bougainville
Solomon Islands
What Causes Epilepsy Booklet Free Offer
A reader can obtain a free booklet summarizing doctors' opinions on epilepsy by writing to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York N Y Debt D 843. The notice promotes the publication as a limited free offer for interested readers.
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Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Brother And Sister In Navy Meet In South Pacific
Two of Mrs. Rose C. Mattie’s five children in the service met in the South Pacific. Commander Mattie, in command of destroyer fleets, and Ensign Mattie, a Navy nurse in the New Hebrides, spent two days together at an undisclosed location. Ensign Mattie is a Baltimore nursing school graduate, while Commander Mattie earned the Silver Star for gallantry in the 1943 Rendova and New Georgia operations. The other three sons serve stateside: Cpl. Anthony V Mattie at Camp Davis, Cpl. Robert S. Mattie at the University of Missouri, and Pfc. Sylvester Mattie in Thomasville, Ga.
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Rose C. Mattie
South Pacific
Pacific
Commander Mattie
Ensign Mattie
New Hebrides
Mattie
U. S. Naval Academy
Ous
Rendova Island
New Georgia Island
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Baltimore
Navy
East
All Saints Street
Sylvester Mattie
Hornell
Roosevelt Relieved Of Embarrassing Problem
Washington April 4 President Roosevelt is relieved of a political hot potato as CIO withdraws its claim to represent at the ILO meeting in Philadelphia on April 22 leaving the AFL as the sole American labor representative. AFL leaders, after Green polled, chose to stay out of the ILO meeting rather than share representation with CIO. Meanwhile Senators plan to pare Cuban roster, sending select players to Williamsport, and dairy feed payments for March and April become due after May 1 with a combined payment covering both months.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Roosevelt
CIO
International Labor Organization
Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
AFL
ILO
Steseversty
Federation
William Green
AAA
Lindbergh May Be Going On Mission
Charles A. Lindbergh visited the Marine Hospital for yellow fever immunization shots. Officials offered no comment on any travel plans or overseas mission. The Morrow family home in Englewood, New Jersey, said his whereabouts were unknown.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Marine Hospital
Lone Eagle
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Navy
Detroit
Property Sold in Frederick Area on Liberty- New Windsor Pike
George T. Keech Baltimore and Creagerstown broker negotiates sale for Pauline R Ford of Frederick to William J Puls and wife of Baltimore. Four acres with seven room dwelling and outbuildings. Purchasers take immediate possession and will use it as their home.
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George T. Keech
Baltimore and Creagerstown
Pauline R Ford
Frederick
Old Liberty
New Windsor Pike
Oak Orchard
New Windsor
William J. Puls
Baltimore
Puts
Roosevelt signs bill for Navy to build Pacific bases
President Roosevelt signed a law authorizing more than a billion dollars for advance bases in the Pacific, bringing the war closer to Japan. The measure also allocates $600,009,000 for shore facilities in the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pacific
Japan
United States
Favor Unit System For Farm Deferments
Local farm leaders favor retaining the unit system for farm deferments as Selective Service drops the plan nationally. A 16 food unit minimum keeps agricul tural workers eligible, while general Tydings rule deferments may cause controversies. Officials say the unit method provides a clear yardstick and has worked well here. Also included are church class notes and Maryland tax receipts data.
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Selective Service
Tydings
Roosevelt appoints J Monroe Johnson head of Defense Transportation
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of J Monroe Johnson, a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, to direct the Office of Defense Transportation succeeding the late Joseph B Eastman. General Charles B Young had been serving as temporary director since Eastman's death.
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Eastman Washington
Roosevelt
J. Monroe Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
Charles B. Young
ODT
Eastman
Radio Programs and Serial Dramas Featured in Evening Schedule
A dense listing of radio shows across NBC CBS and shared networks detailing half hour to hour long programs. Notable items include Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight and Various Serial Dramas plus news reads with Quincy Howe Lowell Thomas Henry J. Taylor and World News segments. The schedule includes music variety shows The Sea Hound and Captain Tim Healy Spy Stories and a range of drama and comment programs.
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Pun Wu
Nbc
Jack Armstrong
T Sea Hound
Trice
Chick Carter
Farrell
Abe Captain Midnight
Quincy Howe
Lyn Murray
Cbs
Tim Healy
Stu
Jack Aeings
Tine
Varney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Henry J. Taylor
West
Mbs
Guia Shaw
Jean Hershott
Christian
Mr. District Attorney
Jack Carson
Stone—bin
Wilco
Kay Kyser
Musle
Quin
Raymond Gram
Blu
Magsir
Conc
Dhs Royal Arch
Gunnison
Sally Sweetland
Hble
Ward
Kevirw
Marian Gould
Carnival
Ebe Soilers
Will Wings
Guesta
Danelyg
Nbe
Bs-Blu
Annual Visit by Florence Traver Class to Odd Fellows Home
The Florence Traver Class of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school visited the Odd Fellows Home on March 28. Mrs Franklin Nothagle read the twenty third Psalm, then prayers and hymns were performed. Marie Castle presented solos with Thomas Lambdin on piano, and Robert Leather and Richard Mercer played guitar pieces. Refreshments followed. 18 class members and six visitors attended. Virginia Davis taught the class.
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Florence Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Odd Fellows Home
Franklin Nothagle
Charles Anders
Thomas Lambdin
Marie Castle
Robert Leather
Richard Mercer
Miss Castle
Thormas Lambdin
Charles Simpson
Ralph Newman
Virginia Doub
Pope Pius XII Health Report From Paris Radio
Paris radio quoted Vatican sources saying Pope Pius XII is in excellent health and continues his activities normally. The broadcast noted audiences are now limited to cardinals secretaries of congregations and the Holy Father’s immediate collaborators.
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Pope
Annapolis
Pius XII
Paris
Vatican
Holy Father
Vitamin Of Aid To Poultry Described By Blakeslee
Two new B complex vitamins were described by Howard W Blakeslee of the Associated Press Science Desk. Named B-10 and B-11 they were extracted from liver and may exist in leafy greens. In chick tests a complete diet caused feathers to thin die, but adding liver extract prevented troubles and allowed normal growth.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Cleveland
American Chemical Society Today
University of Wisconsin
C. A. Elvehjem
E. B. Hart
G. M. Briggs
T. D. Luckey
Harmony Grove Women’s Club Meeting Highlights
Harmony Grove Home makers Club met Friday. Miss Jesse Hammerly demonstrated hat restyling into beanies and shapes. Mrs. William Powell led the pledge and songs, with a Holy Bible program this month. Mrs. Claude Clemson spoke on the Four Freedoms and Atlantic Charter. Club donated $5 to the Red Cross. Next meeting April 28 at Mrs. Walter Hahn’s home.
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Harmony Grove
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club
Jesse Hammerly
America
William Powell
Claude Clemson
United Nations March
Hitler Arrives Near Budapest for Conference With Command
Moscow radio dispatch broadcast from Stockholm says Adolf Hitler reached Budapest suburbs for talks with German military command and occupation authorities. It notes Field Marshal Erwin Rommel and Col. Gen. Alfred Jodl attended the conference.
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Hitler
Budapest
London
Stockholm
Moscow
Avcolf Hitler
Erwin Rommel
Alfred Jodl
HiHer
Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Earle 5 Wolfe Jr 19 Smiths burg Route 2 and Jerolene R Moore 17 Cascade wedlock noted. Deeds include Miriam C Bowers and husband to Allen V Hinen. Rudolph M Rau and wife to W Walter Culler. Erma C Eldridge et al to Chas B Warp. Jesse D Stup to Bessie S Schwartz. County and city transfers list values from 8 000 to 10 dollars.
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Earle
Wolfe, Jr
Smithsburg
Jerolene R. Moore
Cascade
John Ruskin Loy
Amos T. Anderson
Miriam C. Bowers
Allen V. Hinen
Rudolph M. Rau
W. Walter Culler
Erma C. Eldridge
Chas. B. Warp
Jesse D. Stup
Bessie S. Schwartz
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Market Rane
Preraes
Dominic Mattie
Ensign Zena T. Mattie
Maryland
the Mutual Insurance Company of
Frederick County
Mutual Insurance Company of
Mutual of
Mutual
Church of the Brethren
Walter Poole
A.m
David Phettiplace
Phettiplace
Ethel Ernest
Pauline Norwood
Charles Swomley
Clarence Powers
Donald Ramsburg
Alcoholic Beverage Tax Division
Rolland
Federal Reserve
Court News
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Grocea
Ogwhets
WFMD
We Corporation of Amevies
Stokers
Frederick Iron & Steel CO
Frederick, MD
Conoco Nsh
Conocoth
Conoco
Aarhi
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