Small Loan Laws Topic At Lions Club Meeting
Truman Cash of Westminster explained Maryland small loan laws to Lions Club members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He noted 75 percent of Americans lack bank loan qualifications, cited Maryland lending of about 25 million dollars to 159000 borrowers, and defended small loan operators as honest with fair profits. He described loan claim adjustments, stay-away plans, and cash refunds on cancelled purchases. He urged voters to exercise rights in November.
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Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Truman Cash
Westminster
Maryland
Cash
Baltimore
Topkick Title and Power in Army Hierarchy
A vivid description of the Topkick role as first sergeant the senior non commissioned officer, whose authority rivals the commanding officer. Privates dread approaching the orderly room, overwhelmed by corps stripes, while misperceptions about intelligence and authority abound among soldiers.
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Tojo
Distilleries Accused Of A Liquor Monopoly
The State liquor shortage investigating committee charged four large distillery groups with monopolizing all alcoholic beverages. National Distillers Products, Schenley Distillers, Distillers Corporation Seagrams, and Hiram Walker Gooderham and Worts allegedly control about 70 percent of whiskey, up from 49 percent in 1939, despite no whiskey distilled since October 1942 and ongoing inventory drain. The note also records a local meeting of the New Market W.S., with devotional program and a bake sale planned for September 5. The earth’s land surface is noted as 57,510,000 square miles.
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Washington
McCarren
D-New
National Distillers Products Corp
Schenley Distillers Corp
Distillers Corporation Seagrams
Hiram Walker|Gooderham and Worts
Fort Meade Dam Breach Floods Post, Damages Roads
Fort George G. Meade Maryland August 3 soldiers clear debris and begin reconstruction after a rainstorm Wednesday caused Soldiers Lake dam to burst releasing eight million gallons of water. The flood damaged almost all new road work and flooded the post amphitheater to the stage level while destroying two bridges. The note mentions gardeners dating back two centuries before Christ.
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Fort Meade
Fort George G. Meade
Soldiers’ Lake
Post
Pat
Tomato Cannery Labor Situation Reported Good
Maryland War Manpower Commission officials said today that more than 24 000 of an estimated 26 000 workers needed for the peak canning season for corn and tomatoes had been promised. The rest expected from intensified local recruitment. Packing of sweet corn began in Frederick County canneries with 1 170 of 1 200 workers recruited.
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Baltemoret
Maryland War Manpower Commission
WMC
Frederick County
Hartford County
Shore
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Baltimore, MD
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