Decontrol Lets US Offer Wide Range of Goods Abroad
Washington reports a broad set of domestically short items now decontrolled for export including lumber electrical appliances and canned foods. Experts say Russia will take few if any imports and other countries may not buy much without dollars. Fed data show March industrial output at 84 percent of prewar levels and bank lending fell for the 14th week, signaling continued business downturn.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
Fedral Reserve Board
Reading
Musicians Here Friday Evening For Lions Club Benefit
A group of five sightless musicians will perform at Frederick High School auditorium Friday evening to aid the Lions Club charity for the blind. The roster includes Anita Gane Henry and Estella Maye McBride on piano, Catherine Deraco soprano, Delphine Desio cellist, Lules Bocelli tenor, and Leslie Hughes piano accompanist. The concert features a varied program led by Blind Artists Concerts as part of the performers’ mission to prove blind artists’ prowess.
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Lions Club
Frederick High School
Anita Gane Henry
Estella Maye: McBride
Catherne Deraco
Valse
Trieste
Sibelius
the Swan
Saint- Saens
Malaguena
Leuna
Miss Henry
Mrs. MacBride
Youmnans
Miss Deraco
Romansa Apassonata
Chaminade
Rustique
Squire
Mercury Elongations and Evening Stars Visible in May Sky
Science Service notes Mercury reaches greatest eastern elongation May 10, sets after sunset about an hour and three quarters, briefly visible low in the west in twilight. Venus follows, with elongation by May 31, bright at magnitude minus 3.4. Saturn appears near Regulus in Leo, Jupiter rises near month end. brightest stars Vega Capella Arcturus guide May evenings. Umpires for Heart of Maryland League announced. Orphans' Court approves two estate accounts.
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James Stokley
Science Service
Mercury
United States
Venus
Saturn
Leo
Regulus
Egulus
Earth
Vega
Lyra
Capella
Auriga
Arcturus
Bootes
Virgo
Canis Minor
Dog
Procyon
Gemini
Pollux
Scorpius
Scorpion
Antares
Jupiter
Capricornus
Baltimore Cabbies Push for Higher Fares
Baltimore cab drivers asked the Maryland Public Service Commission for higher fares arguing rates are the lowest among large U.S. cities. Five major companies seek 25 cents for the first mile and an extra nickel per third of a mile, adding up to about 10 cents per ride. Two driver associations opposed the rise, fearing fewer riders. In a separate note, Kent County grand jury did not indict State Trooper Marlin Clevenger for the fatal Millington shooting of Harry Wilmer after a high speed chase.
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Baltimore
Maryland Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Robert Freedman
Yellow Cab Company
Chestertown
Kent County
Marlin Clevenger
Harry Wilmer
Millington
Wilmer
Clevenger
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Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Vincent Auriol
Lace North
WAVE
Heart of Maryland Baseball League
Frederick County Umpires Association
Norris
Mt. Airy
Heart of Marylanders
Thurmont
H. L. Renshaw
Florence
Pickett’s Corner
Lee Harrison
New Windsor
Meyersville
Frank Sheffer
Day
Broad Run
William Crouse
Orphans’ Court
Blanche 5. Ross
Mary L. S Johnston
Orman T. Bell
Mary B. Bell
Cahcer
Taurus
Ules
Rus
Caus
Anoka
Camis Ming
Precyoh
Stnce South
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Frederick
Carroll Theatre
Westminster
Williamson’s Drug Store
Prescription
Frederick, Md
Better Homes Equipment CO
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick St
Wolfsville
Madden
Monrovia
Clarksburg
George M. Chapline
Chapline Bldg
W. Patrick ST
P. J. Roop
New Market
Lincoln Loar Service, Inc
Foster’s Hardware
N. Market St
Gore
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Knott & Geisbert
Urbana, Maryland
General Electric
City
City Municipal Park
Noah E. Cramer
North Court Street
David C. Griffin
N. Court St
Blue Ridge
Ross
Chas. Marino
Mount Airy
Hampshire
Julia
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Charles R. Albaugh
North Court St. Frederick, Md
P.L. Hargett &Co
South Market St
BABY
P. L. Hargett & Co
Main’s Auction
Sycamore
Orchard
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