Extension Of Price Control Soon Is Asked
Washington reports that five top federal agency heads urged a quick extension of price controls with no amendments to prevent inflationary pressures. They warned only rent controls and remnants would remain by June 30, 1947 without renewed ceilings subsidies and the Second War Powers Act. The groups said Congress must act and warned the nation faces a crossroads between economic disaster and long-term prosperity. They acknowledged some quality decline and higher living costs but argued the government must continue wartime tools to meet the emergency.
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Washington
Congress
Truan
Wagtr
Chester Bowles
Secretary of
Agriculture Anderson
OPA
Paul Porter
John D. Small
W. Willard Wirtz
Dinner Entanglement Bites Guarded Senator in Cleveland Hall
Police Detective John Green guarded the Senator at a Cleveland Democratic dinner when Mead allegedly struck O D ea in the mouth as they passed a crowd outside the ballroom. Mead was subdued and jailed after the incident. Legislators forecast a rocky stretch ahead as an admin program faces scrutiny this summer.
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Cleveland
Exie County
Democratic Committee
John Green
Mead
O'Dea
Mead charged with disorderly conduct after hotel lobby melee
The report states Senator Mead of New York was charged with disorderly conduct after a crowded hotel lobby affray at the Hotel Statler last night. Mead was struck in the mouth following an event in which he and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt had spoken to an audience.
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Mead
D-Ny
Statler
Eleanor Roosevelt
Grover
Washington
Hoy Blick
Blick
Wick
Mead's Former Partner Accused of Hitting Him
Buffalo police accuse Edward D. O'Dea, 59, former business partner of U. S. Senator James M., of assaulting Mead in an incident reported April 7. O'Dea faces charges as the investigation continues in Buffalo.
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Mead
Buffalo, N
Edward D. O'Dea
U. S
James M
Truman This Week Ends First Year As President
Washington reports President Truman closes his first year in office on April 12, 1945, with over 24 major proposals, about ten approved, half in near form and half revised. Administration leaders say they are not overly disturbed and expect to push through more proposals.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Attending Archdiocesan Meeting in Washington
Plans to attend the Archdiocesan Convention of the Holy Name Society at Catholic University Washington on April 28 were discussed at the Western Maryland Section meeting held at St. John Hall. Monsignor Harry Quinn led the discussion in his role as archdiocesan president and Warrington meeting organizer. Delegates from Brunswick Barnesville St Anthony Taneytown Liberty Hagerstown Frederick attended with Samuel Breth of Taneytown in charge.
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Archdiocesan
Holy Name Society
Catholic University
Washington
Marlind
St. John’ Hal
Harry Quinn
Baltimore
Warrington
Sunda
Brunswick
Barnesville
St. Anthony
Taneytown
Liberty
Petersville
Hagerstown
Frederick
Samuel Breth
Central Maryland Section Meeting Set at St Joseph’s Taneytown
The text notes sessions of the Central Maryland Section in alternating parishes and mentions the next quarterly meeting to be held at St Joseph's Church in Taneytown in duty.
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Maryland
St Joseph's Church
Taneytown
Fragmented wartime notice on workers and materials
The article notes a government employee, a department store clerk, and a former WAVE lieutenant involved with three servicemen in bed. It mentions new fibers like Soylon, a soybean base material, plus peanut protein boards and resin fiber noted for chemical and biodegradation resistance.
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Wirl
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Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court ST
AZ E
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Home Front
National Safety Council
Deel
Name
Belie
Aigges
West Patrick St
J. H. Goodman
RCA
Meta Iipal
Libertytown
Eldersburg
Blue Ridge
Archidiocesen Meeting
Iield
Wayside
E. Varrick St
Russell Young
Amon
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Robert E. Lee Coffee Shoppe
TP Sout
Amii-Freeze
asKea
Sunoco
Roscoe H. Masser
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
C. N
A. A. Reed
t/a
Reed’s
Middletown, Md
Harvey C. Butler
6Th & Market Streets
W. A. Litten
Ta Litten Chev. Service
Brunswick, Md
I. M. Brubaker
Knoxville
Oran C.lease
Patrick Street
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