The ABCs of Unemployment Editorial Commentary
The Richmond News Leader criticizes Congress for unemployment caused by reduced consumer demand and wage overproduction. It argues union monopoly inflates wages, calls for reforms, and notes auto contract talks and steel wage increases. The You Am to Buy Now campaign is linked to $30 million in car sales.
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Richmond News
ABC
Congress
UAW
New York
Bureau of Advertising of
The
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Araby Farm Purchase Proposal For Monocacy Park
In 1908 Congress member G Keifer from Ohio introduced a bill to buy the Araby farm near Frederick Junction owned by Mrs. Alice T. Anderson, to expand a national park on land partly tied to the Battle of Monocacy. The Tollgate House near Lewistown burned nearly to the ground but neighbors saved nearby structures. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its annual officers election with Miss L Keller as president and Mrs Mary Markell as treasurer among others.
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Con G. Keifer
Ohio
Araby
Frederick Junction
Wmrs
Alice T. Anderson
Secretary of War
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Keller
Mary Markell
Iss Lou Englebrecht
George Worman
Henry Clay Degran
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
April 23 1938 column notes the Frederick rene system cost 1 02 BSH 78 though the exact total is unclear. It mentions the American Revelation at the Baltimore annual meeting and George Enill a Frederick High vocational education student winning the Future Farmers of America speaking contest and advancing to the statewide contest at Col loon Bank.
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the News
Frederick
Baltimore
George Enill
Frederick High Ecaco
Future Farmers of America
Frederick High School
Colloon Bank
Summit idea return to discredited practice
Washington editor argues that summit conferences risk private deals by monarchs behind the scenes. Dean Acheson and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles are cited warning that a president should negotiate through existing channels with Congress and officials, not alone at summit meetings.
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David Lawrence Washington
United States
Imethod
Dean Acherson
Tru‘aman
Hn Sfinger
Air. Acheson
Iperson
Baumgardner
Starr Morgan
Lorraine Bubrick
Mary Ann Flow
Paris
Geneva
Sarah King
Rita Garman
Polly Harrison
Ann Ritchie
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
Wilson
Senate
Congress
League of Nations
Lloyd
Charles R. Smisurer
Herrick
Sumiat
Ocean City
John H Nis
Stubbs
Maryland
Washington
Congressi
Thomas E. Molesworth
Chester T. Zentz
Nationwide Insurance
Frederick
Thurmont
John ‘Tyler
Webster
Francis Scott Key
Bank of the United Gram
Legion meeting honors and appoints adjutant at annual session
FT Rosensteel, outgoing t chapter commander, thanked officers for cooperation and presented Commander Quill with the Commander's pin. Quill named Rosensteel adjutant. Visitors included Don Gibson and Jake Finn. Refreshments followed the meeting. A separate report notes Raymond Keeney was found guilty of assault with fines and jail time, plus a suspended fine for Mrs. Rozer Smith in a separate incident. College Park UM library dedication set with Verner W. Clapp as principal speaker alongside Governor McKeldin and other officials.
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Tain FT
Raymond Keeney
Ausherman
Keeney
Macistrate Wilbur
Feld
Rozer Smith
Oficer Ron
College Park
Verner W.clapp
Library Resources Board, Inc
University of Maryland
Theodore R. McKeldin
Board of Regents
Charles P. McCormick
Wilson HL Elkins
Nourishment Talk Highlights Natural Foods at Maryland Meeting
Miss Janet Coblentz urged natural day to day foods as best nutrient source at the Western Maryland Section Home Economics Association session held at Hood College. The group discussed food information fortification and daily planning with a lunch break at Coblentz Hall and an afternoon talk on emotional living by Miss Jean Harnish.
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Janet Coblentz
Western Maryland
Home Economics Association of Maryland
Cablutz
University of Wisconsin
University of Maryland
Hefé
Hood College
I Coblentz Hall
Iean Harnish
Socral
Frederick ,County
Clin
Noel Gross
Alfred Kime
West-tern Marland Group
Cumberland
Shome
Tte
Mutual Security and defense stance from Maryland congressman
A Maryland congressman in Washington discusses mutual security, defense outlays, and the Cold War, stressing shared burden with free nations and the goal of stopping communism. He cites anti secrecy legislation, notes defense and aid programs, and invites district residents to visit the Mayflower II replica near Maine Avenue.
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Hyde Fith
Maryland
Washington
Psubiie
Little Beaver Creek
Washington County
Maine Avenue
Seventh Street
K St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Anniversaries and Birthdays of Historic Figures
Today in history and birthdays list notable figures from U.S. history and public life. Entries include James Buchanan born near Mercersburg and died in Lancaster, Stephen A. Douglas, Chauncey Depew, Edwin Markham, Thomas Nelson Page, Francis H. Taylor, John Paul Jones, George Washington, and figures with ties to major events.
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Ugi
James Buchanan
Peansy
Ith
Mercersburg
Lancaster
Stephen A. Douglas
Senaor
Lincoln
Brandon
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Worcester
Mass
Ci Museum of Art
Dorn
Philadelphia
Boston
John Paul Jones
England
Whitehaven
Spikes
Washington Buigert
New York City
Great Western
Edison
McKinley
Spain
Eisenhower
U.S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
Cedar
Shirley Temple
Charles A. Black
Santa Monica
Calif
Lucius D. Clay
Continental Canbers
Marietta
Joseph A. Fisher
Reading Railroad
Arthur K. Watson
I. B.M. World Trade Corp
Short Hills
N. J
Boyd C. Patterson
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
McKeespo
Nathaniel R. Howard
The
Cleveland News
Columbus
Ohio
Sevalon Brown
Providence
R.I
Journal
Washington, D.C
Bankers to Meet in Atlantic City May 16 20
Maryland Bankers Association announces its 62nd annual convention to be held May 16 20 at the Claridge Hotel Atlantic City New Jersey. W R Milford says speakers include Drew Pearson Dr Arthur Secord C R Zarfoss John C Lynn and David G Harry with 630 attendees expected from Maryland and nearby cities.
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W. R. Milford
Maryland Bankers Association
Atlantic City
N. 7
Claridge Hotel
Drew Pearson
Washington
Arthur Secord
Brooklyn College
New York
C. R. Zarfoss
Western Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore
Recession Tide Turned Says Publishers Association
NEW YORK says the tide against recession can be turned by an informed public. William Dwight, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, urged full disclosure of facts at the group’s annual convention addressing suppression of recession news. Dwight warned against hiding truth and said newspapers should lay the facts before readers. A fire damaged A G Rolfe’s Cadillac in Spring Valley Hereford farm near Beallsville. Firefighters arrived around two this morning and Rolfe moved the car out after smoke was detected.
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New York
William Dwight
American
Assn
Dwight
Holyoke
Mass
Transscript-Telegram
Association
A. G. Rolfe
Spring Valley
Hereford Farm
Bealls- ‘Ville
Montgomery County
Rolfe
Hel
Man From Athey Near Lucketts Is Taken To Hospital
Mr E. Athey of Lucketts Virginia was removed from his home by the Muse and Reed ambulance to Loudoun County Hospital Sunday evening with pneumonia. His condition is reported as well as can be expected.
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Athey
Lucketts
Muse and Reed
Loudoun County Hospital
Dulles denounces arms race and materialism as dangers
Secretary of State Dulles warns against pursuing military supremacy or material wealth as the goal of national policy. In remarks to the Military Chaplains Assn he urges balancing science with spiritual values and warns against letting consumer goods define society. He says victory over the Soviet Union should not follow the challenger’s rules.
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New York
Dulles
Soviet Union
Personal items and events from small-town notices
Mrs X T Baker of Woodsboro plans an extended visit to her son Kenneth in Troy Ohio. Luther B Carr of Brunswick will be 87 on Thursday. A daughter was born Sunday at Waynesboro Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles BR Green of Thur s Trent. A man was committed for mental observation after admitting an ether drugging attempt on a sleeping nun. Magnussen cites tax repeal stance on rail fares. The Battle of the Boyne is noted for establishing English rule in Ireland, fought in 1690 along the River Boyne.
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X. T. Baker
Woodsboro
Washington
Boyne
Ireland
Ministers to Study Psychiatric Social Work in Frederick
Three Frederick County ministers were named to study psychiatric social work under a training project discussed at a Society meeting at the Presbyterian church. Miss Jean Harnish of the health department led the talk, noting scope and referrals. Rev. Strickler presided as sequels on chaplain service and a Turkey calf project were reported.
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Frederick County
Middletown Valley Church of Brethren
Youth Council
W. M. Weaver
Best Church
Dodgers Win Behind Podres
Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres, sidelined by elbow trouble, wins his second decision against the Cubs as he holds them hitless into the seventh. Tony Taylor beats an infield hit, Ernie Banks hits his third homer, and Chicago drops a game that moves Milwaukee and Chicago into a first place tie with St Louis winning 7-3 over San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
York Yankees
Cubs
Podres
Tony ‘Tavior
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Increases Reported in Major City Crime Classes
Washington Maryland area crime rates show rises last year in murders robberies aggravated assault and larceny. Burglary breaking and entering and auto thefts decline per 100000 population. FBI data indicate national urban crime rates rose in all six classes.
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Washington II
Maryland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kidney transplant saves Ohio woman at Brigham Hospital
Mrs. Gladys Lewman, 31 from Franklin Ohio, received an unrelated donor kidney from a five week-old child at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston. This is the first such transplant between unrelated individuals. Early signs show kidney function rising though prognosis remains critical.
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Boston
Ohio
Peter Rent Brigham Hospital
Gladys
Lewman
Franklin
Lowman
Marathon Hearings Begin On Eisenhower Defense Plan
House Armed Services Committee prepared written questions as marathon hearings loom over President Eisenhower's Pentagon reorganization plan. Chairman Vinson warned of a long hearing, with Secretary McElroy testifying to centralize defense authority.
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House J
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Vinson
iHouse Armed Services Committee
McElroy
Defense Department
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Avis
National Education Action
Maryland Association
Future Teachers of Americ
South Hagerstown High
Miss Rhoads
James Lightner
Sandra Couchman
WilliamLerner
William Stevens
Brataiin Ten
McI, Lee Dull
Lincoln School
Faith Conway
Brenda Carroll
Dorothy Leekins
Hannah Spriges
Delissa Thompson
Ruth Ann Wroaman
Middletown High
Sammy Huffer
Posey Holter
Betty Engiebrecht
ValJean Summers
Doris Lewis
Caroline Routzahn
Gene Bear
Marky Smith
Ann Alger
William Oe
DAV
Washington and Lee Chapter
American Legion
Everett R. Herrick
Khrushchev
Teamsters International Union
Vocal 107
Thomas West Clargett
John Grason Turnbull
Barleywood
Frederik Jaycees
VEW
Donald Null
Glenn Main
Bernard Calan
Willam Nudd
In Price
Henry Durell
Potoma
Know
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Newfoundland
Fort Story
Army
Paul J. Simpson
Paul Simpson
Carroll Street
Fort Siem
83Rd Transportation Company
Virginia Fort
Simpson
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Derval
Renoir
Menard
Riviera
Palace
Yvonne
Homeopathic Medical Licensing Board
Oliver Field
American Medical Assn
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