GPO Executive Talks To Lions On Printing Industry
John J. Deving, head of the Government Printing Office in Washington, addressed Lions and guests at a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon detailing the bureau’s wartime work and the large scale of federal printing. He noted the industry employs over half a million in 25,000 shops and stressed the high skill level required to join the Government printing staff.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
United States
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America
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Blue Ridge
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Samuel Trott
Fidelity Trust Company
Baltimore
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Printing firms praised for war support at Lions gathering
A Lions Club meeting praised privately owned printing firms for wartime service and noted the nightly Congressional Record delivery to members. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Gallagher and many local and regional figures such as Sgt. Jack Bell and Rev. Paul Althouse, with Lion Julian Delphey welcomed back from service.
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Mabel Gallagher
Business and Professional Women's Club
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Paul Kallaway
Zonta Club
Miriam R. Apple
Lion
William Bartgis
U. S. Army
Derwood Man Walter Files Senate Candidacy in Maryland
Roscoe F. Walter of Derwood Montgomery County filed today for the Republican nomination for the U S Senate in the June 24 primary. He accused federal policy of steering toward communism and urged aid to farmers facing soil conservation checks.
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William A. Wirt
Dole Aims to Boost Land Use and Redistribute Wealth
The excerpt discusses altering land policy to raise productivity while framing the dole as a mechanism to garner support for wealth redistribution. The language suggests economic reform tied to social equity aims and political strategy.
Recapture of German prisoner reported in Baltimore
FBI Baltimore reports 71 year old German POW Karl Herman Pospiech recaptured in New York City after six months working as Henry Elmer Brown. He escaped Camp Somerset via a staged disguise and a practice escape using clothes hidden in a barn. He is to be returned to military authorities.
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Fred Hallford
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hallford
Karl Herman Pospiech
FBI
New York City
Henry Elmer Brown
Hessid Pospiech
Tank Corps
Camp Somerset
Maryland
Fireproof Stables For State's Tracks
Maryland Racing Commission will urge operators of major race tracks to replace wooden stables with fireproof structures and install sprinkler systems. The plan also calls for police guards, fireproof stable rooms, central kitchens, and safer horse handling, following a deadly Bowie fire that claimed 21 thoroughbreds.
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Qoi Ne PL Migeney
Maryland Racing Commission
Mahoney
Thames
Bowie
Meade Announces Candidacy for Congress in Second District
Meade A. Meade former assistant airgrency general announced today as candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the second district. Supported by Rep Streett Baldwin the incumbent and gubernatorial aspirant Baldwin praised his capabilities and predicted strong representation for the district.
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