Mobilization Cooperation Sought By White House Board
President Truman appealed for full cooperation from labor, industry, farm and public members at the Mobilization Advisory Board’s first meeting headed by Charles E. Wilson. The discussion covered amending the Defense Production Act and reviving the Wage Stabilization Board to fight inflation, with no full recommendations released. The Bolkardag lead mines of Turkey are 1,400 years old.
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Washington
Truman
Charles E. Wilson
Joseph Short
White House
Mr. Truman
Short
Wage Stabilization Board
Korea
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Wilson
Turkey
Union Bridge Briefs and School Dance Notice
Mrs Vaca Erb remains a surgical patient at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Ladies Auxiliary to the Union Bridge Fire Co are asked to bring uniforms to the firemen’s building for storage by April 17 and attend regular meeting night. Elmer Wolfe Elementary School will host a square dance in the school auditorium Friday April 13 from 8 to 1130 pm with 4 H Senior Council orchestra providing music. Arlington residents Smith Lankford Jeanne Casterdon Gordon Joseph Poleon Joseph and families visited Union Bridge and Bark Hill. Mrs Laura Munshower of Frederick plans an indefinite stay with relatives John Eckard and family.
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Vaca Erb
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Ladies
Union Bridge Fire Co
Elmer Wolfe
Frederick
Union Bridge
John Eckard
Death notice and local society events in New Windsor
New Windsor reports the death of Mrs Clemmie Bichell in Texas as related to Mrs New Windsor M rs Sterling Ecker. The Faithful Band met in the church social hall with Mrs Mitchell Smith in charge. poems on spring were read by Mrs Ralph Geer, Mrs Lester Buffington and Mrs Thomas Baile. hostesses named Ruth Baile, Genevieve Baile, Wille Benedict and Pearl Benedict. Mr and Mrs Charles Norton announce the birth of a daughter in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs E E Billings, talent show chair, lists participants Ann Roop Kitty Jo Schlee Mary Babylon Gene Fleming Virginia Baust Diana Lovell Senior 4 H Council team Junior Girls choir. The National Geographic Society notes an estimated three to four million deaths by earthquakes since 600 A D.
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New Windsor
Sterling Ecker
Clemmie Bichell
Texas
Mitchell Smith
Ralph Geer
Lester Buffington
Thomas Baile
Ruth, Baile
Genevieve Baile
Wille Benedict
Pearl Benedict
Charles Norton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. E Billings
Ann Roop
Kitty Jo Schlee
Mary Babylon
Gene Fleming
Virginia Baust
Diana Lovell
4-H Council
Detrick Plans Week of Practice Games at Camp and Brunswick
Detrick baseballers schedule three home games at the Camp Detrick diamond and a fourth at Brunswick. The second practice game is set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday against Brunswick High School, with Frederick High also mentioned in the notes.
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Detrick
Camp Detrick Baseballers
Diamond
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Frederick High
Detrick to Host Second Contest With Frederick High
Detrick returns to action as it hosts Frederick High in a second meeting at 4:00 p m Thursday after losing 10 1 in the opener Saturday. Detrick also heads to Brunswick Friday for a rematch and closes the week with a 1 40 p m Saturday game against the Doubs. In other notes a government bill proposes a 10 million dollar revolving land fund for defense areas with resale to private contractors at cost, and 50 million for direct federal home construction where private industry stalls.
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Detrick
Frederick High
Brunswick
the Doubs
Senate Passes Housing Bill for Defense Workers
The Senate approved a $1.5 billion defense housing measure by voice vote, sending it to the House. The bill aims to spur housing construction for defense workers and military personnel in key areas, with most building to be done by private enterprise. The Administration sought $3 billion for Federal mortgage insurance but the Senate cut it to about half. the bill also would authorize $60 million for Federal loans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Government loans aid mortgage insured housing production
The paper notes eleven government loans to support a $3 billion program for mortgaged insured housing for defense. The House voted to send the bill back to committee after amending to cap loans at $500,000 per individual or corporation. The prior House action refused to consider authorizing the measure.
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Frederick
Banking Co
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John Deere van Brunt
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Dellinger
McCormick-Decrinz
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Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Elizabeth Moos
U.S. Attorney’s Office
New York
U.S
Mae Maher
Peace Information Center
Stockholm
Moos
Wiliam Remington
City — County
Ss. E. Dixon
R. Johnston
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