Wage Stabilization Board Eyes Broad Cost of Living Pay Increases
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board proposed permits for cost of living pay hikes wherever employers and workers agree. Escalator clauses would apply to unions and non unions, matching government index shifts and could push pay in step with rising costs. approval by Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Eric Johnston
OSS
Hich
Johnson
Aproval
Blanket O. K
George W. Tayr
Johnston
Truman
Short Summer Pastures Keep Dairy Cattle Busy
J W Pou head of the Dairy Department at the University of Maryland notes that a 1200 pound cow producing 30 pounds of 4 percent milk needs about 100 pounds of good pasture to meet nutrient needs. He warns pastures may deteriorate in July to September heat and suggests grazing second growth hay fields or Sudan grass plus grass silage and hay as supplements. Rack feeding hay in pastures improves milk and condition, while dry hay is relished even on lush pasture. Lack of good grazing or supplemental roughage may cause production drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pou
University of Maryland
Maryland
Pou
Ays
New Windsor News Roundup Highlights Visitors and Travel
Local notes list multiple visitors and relocations including Raymond Anders stationed at Bainbridge Naval Training Station visiting family, Carla Byers returning from Union Mills after a stay with relatives, and a group of 75 German exchange students touring the area before dispersing to homes in 20 states. Also mentioned are vacation trips to Atlantic City, a Presbyterian church vacation schedule, and residents visiting Taquan coastal stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Wayne Lowman
Raymond Eark Anders
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Carla Sue Byers
Union Mills
Charles Bachman
Ersole Benedict
Paulenedict and Son
Pearlenedict
Atlantic City
World Service
America
Annie Fisher
Creagertown
John Yle
Thomas Graham
Andrew Graham
Morris Haines Thomas
Kyssinia
Florida
Presbyterian Church
Robert Miller
Quantico
Oceanity
Ann Royston
Towson
Radio and TV Listings Highlight August Entertainment and News
The page compiles a dense schedule of NBC CBS and DuMont radio and TV programs across the day including news broadcasts sports features and dramas. It notes the hospital admission of Harold Blackston after an appendicitis operation at University Hospital Baltimore.
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Wral Wran
Abe Harmony Rangers
Mbs
Earl Godwin
Nbe
Cbs
Hollywood
Harry Wismer
Rbe
Robert Nathan
Abe
Desi Arnaz
Your Business
Abe al Helfer
Abe Ewin
Abe Vaughan Monroa
Space Patrol
Gene Autry
Monty Woolley
Philip Marlowe
al Goodman
Hawaii
Bob and Ray
Nir
Aladin
Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
Nets
Abe Sammy Kaye
Art Ford
Cigck
St. Berwin
Cbs Whiteman
Midwest Hayrida
Abe Faye Emerson
Girls
Chicago
du Mont
Nbs Orchestra
Cha
Archie Andrews
St. Louis
Abe Nick Carter
Abc
Adlam
Absa
Bill Bickok
Los Angeles
Ted Mack
Marshall
Mario Lanza
Whispering
NBC Symphony
Horace Heidt
Cbs Enchanted
Abc Opera
Mr. Mote
Gino
Phil Baker
Cbs News
Europe
Gloria Parker
TV the Symphonet
George Sokolsky
Abe Canada
Whiteman
Mbs Baseball Net
Robert Miller
Harold Blackston
University Hospital
Baltimore
Language notes and word study tips from a 1900s reader
A compilation on misused words mispronunciations and spelling errors. It highlights omissions in phrases like slow drawl and defines terms such as incipiency while discussing vocabulary growth. A note on a device that turns off radios during speech and its use for hotels and restaurants to provide background music without speech interruptions.
Emmitsburg Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Emmitsburg residents and visitors fill a busy week with social calls. Blue Ridge Summit guests include Mrs. Harry Smith and daughter visiting relatives. Sterling White on furlough from Fort Jackson. Keilholtz and Glass families sharing time with kin. Peddicord family from Baltimore visiting Roddy relatives. numerous church picnics netting about $775 from St. Joseph’s suppers and dinners. Other items cover travelers to New England and Canada, local moves, youth camp departures, and church service plans.
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Mmitsourg
Harry Smith
Blue Ridge Summit
E. F. Ohler
Sterling White
U. S. Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Herbert White
Lloyd Keilholtz
Washington
Andrew Keilholtz
E. R. Glass
John Peddicord
Baltimore
John Roddy, Jr
Joseph Peddicord
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Guy A. Baker
St. Joseph’s High School
Church Grove
St. Joseph’s Church
John White and Son
New England States
Canada
St. Ann de Beaupre
Emma B. Obler
John Fuss
Ohio
Alice Boyle
William McGraw
Roy Little
Bernard H. Boyle
Charles Gartrell
Sisters of Charity
James O’rouke
Edward
Marjorie Crist
Barbara Hays
Camp Nawakwa
Arendisville
W. R. Cadle
Abbeyville
Cadle
Joshua T. Gillelan
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Charles H. Corbett
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Thurmont
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. W. McClear
Glenn Diehl
Cumberland
Joe
Barbaden
Shirley
Waynesboro
Wm. Knepper
Gilbert Eiker
Jane
Gettysburg
Hubert Soloman
Marcia Ann
Fairfield
Lawrence McClear
A. W. McCleaf
Macadamizing Sharpsburg to Lappans Crossroads Road Project
The T Edgie Russell Company plans to move equipment Monday to macadamize the Sharpsburg Lappans Crossroads road in Washington county. With fair weather, completion is expected by year’s end, aside from sodding slopes and minor work. Rough grading is over half done while paving proceeds on that section, with grading to continue on the remainder on Route 65 from Sharpsburg to Hagerstown. The rebuilt roadway will be 24 feet wide with eight foot shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Edgie Russell Company
Sharpsburg
Lappans Crossroads
Washington County
Hagerstown
State Homemakers To Attend Council Meet
About 50 Maryland homemakers will travel by chartered bus August 11 from Baltimore to the National Home Demonstration Council meeting at Michigan State College in East Lansing August 13 to 17. The group will return via a sight-seeing tour stopping at Detroit Greenfield Village Old Fort Niagara Niagara Falls Watkins Glen and Elmira covering roughly 1388 miles on a 12 day itinerary.
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Maryland
Baltimore
National Home Demonstration Council
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Cleveland
Detroit
Henry Ford
Greenfield Village
Old Fort Niagara
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Elmira
N. Y
Abram Pearce
Glyndon
Marland State Council of Homemakers Clubs
Helen Irene Smith
University of Maryland
Paul Needling
Biloxi
Miss
J. Homer Remsberg
Middlelawn
Michigan
Automaker price rise requests filed with OPS
Washington reports Ford and Chrysler filed auto price increase applications with the Office of Price Stabilization under the new control law. Ford seeks 34 percent on Fords, 94 percent on the Lincoln, 84 percent on the Lincoln Cosmopolitan, and 4.85 percent on Mercury. Chrysler requests 9.67 percent on Plymouths, 9.18 percent on Chryslers, 9.52 percent on Dodges, and 9.74 percent on De Sotos, with no changes for the new 11-model line. Neither factorizes the recent four percent wage increase into costs. An amendment under the New Defense Production Act requires OPS to consider labor and material cost increases up to July 26. OPS says action on prices is not yet determined.
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Washington
Ford and Cheysler
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Ford Motor Co
Lincoln
Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
Chrysler
Ford
Capehart Ur-Indian
Man Cleared in False Pretense Case Against Rice
A Urbana magistrate dismissed a false pretense charge against Paul Rice after State's witness testified no criminal intent. Rice said the check was given Saturday with plans to cover it Monday but he could not deposit funds. A preliminary hearing set for Peoples Court Friday followed the May 24 warrant. Edwin F. Nikirk represented Rice. Two motorists, Walter E Sey and Bernard Matthews, were fined $10 each for speeding on Route 4A. Magisterial actions also ordered $10 weekly child support, collateral forfeiture by Charles A. Talbot, and unrelated fines for improper parking in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rice
Urbana
Reed Showmaker
Peoples Court
WV. Rose
North Market Street
Charles A. Price
Rice
Edwin F. Nikirk
Walter Esey
Woodbine
Bernard Matthews
Laurel
D. A. Tucker
Robert T. ‘Troxell
Emmitsburg
Inter
Shoemaker
Charles A. Talbot
Westminster
Charles Rumser
Washington
Richard M. Stevens
Hagerstown
James i
Kent
Sarasota
Fla
Prysidean Sentenced in Maryland Malpractice Case
Towson August 3 Paul R Estep a 40 year old physician was convicted of malpractice and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction plus a 1000 dollar fine. He was found guilty May 24 of administering a drug to a woman.
Baltimore racket backer testifies in Ellicott City case
In a Baltimore county numbers racket case the court moved Comi's trial to Ellicott City after his plea of an unfair hearing in Baltimore. Borzymowski testified Comi was his backer and took bets at a tailor shop before passing them to Comi for a commission. The judge noted details during the August proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbow
Lane State
Comi
Borzymowski
Rewarded For Numbers Racket Disclosures
Baltimore August 3 Harry F Boreymowski freed from Maryland House of Correction after six month term for running a numbers racket. Judge Joseph Sherbow gave him a chance to speak before his May 4 sentence. Borzymowski refused. Prisoner to serve 18 months more awaits transfer as details unravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry F. Boreymowski
Joseph Sherbow
Maryland House of Correction
Joseph Comi
Howard County
Elthcul City
Sherbow
Borzymowski
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Jane Morgan
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Martin Kane
the Whisperer
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Cbs Chautauqua, Symphony
Abe Shadow
Abe Phil Regan
Abe Gene Autry
Meet the Press
Abe Jan Murray
DuMont
Playhouse
Rocky King—DuMeont
DeMont
American Forum
Richard P. Jacobs
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Ann Krantz
Jacobs
George M. Jacobs
Donald Fadeley
Harry Wm. Krantz
John H. Ness
George W. Black
Ruth Ellen Krantz
Route 5
Frederick
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market Street
Northeast End Civic Association
Delmar Layman
Robert Lance
Gilmore Slitely
William C. Geesuy
Tommy Andrews
Jiggs Lake
Henry Lake
Marcia Hecht
Nancy
Susey Mackley
Donna Jean Himes
Charles Andrews
Sylvia Brightwell
Patsy Brachey
Buddy Summers
Ethel Hane
Bill Haines
Doris Carmack
Billy Rayer
Nancy Talbert
Harold T. Luta
The
Evening Sun
Myersville Lions Club
Myersville
Storm& Shipley
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick, Md
Shree
J. Howard Murray
Circuit Court
Baltimore County
Alexander Enterprises
Unionville
Cab Mt Airy
Mars Opticians
Williamson
North Market St
Spring Valley
Thir
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