Truman reshapes federal board in bid to revitalize agency
President Truman dropped two board chairs from RUFC and named three new members to the five person panel, aiming to strip the agency of independent status and place it under Commerce. The appointments keep Willett and Dunham, add Rowe Cosgriff and Harber, and leave one seat vacant. Senate confirmation is required, and the board must remain bipartisan with two minority party members.
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Reading
Commerce Pe
Sawyer
Sident
White House
Truaman
Hise
Harvey Gunderson
Wederteh
Min
Thureday
Fea
KFC
William E. Willett
Maryland
Walter Jee Dunham
Michigan
C. Edward Rowe
Massachusetts
Walter E. Cosgriff
Salt Lake City
W. Elmer Harber
Seminole
Shawnee
Okla
Henry A. Mulligan
Senate
Hise Nor
Gunderson
Minnesota
Ford Ferguson
McCormick Deering Tractor
John Deere
Jay-Bee
McCormick-Deering
John Derre
Ford
Tne
Deferment Policy Extends To High‑Achieving Students
Washington authorities authorized draft boards to defer students who have completed at least one year of college and plan to continue education this fall. The policy targets those who ranked in the upper half scholastically in their last year of college, and the regulations are temporary.
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Washington
Selective Service
Education deferment policy preview for students planning further study
A fragment discusses that students planning continued education may be deferred to the end of the school year under existing rules. It notes that current authorization to draft boards is not mandatory and that new permanent policies may follow. It implies boards may consider granting deferments if appropriate.
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Jones
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Don L. Davis
Ruby L. Davis
New Castle
Indiana
Schoonover
Hill
Maryland
Maryand
Buffalo
New York
Ellis C. Wachter
Alton Y. Bennett
Plaintife
Monkey Business In Los Angeles Emergency Call
A frantic emergency call in Los Angeles led police to a home where a pet monkey named Anthony had snarled a telephone cord and banged the wall in a quarrel over attention. Officers found the animal responsible, while a separate note mentions a rubber asphalt road in the Netherlands resisting wartime traffic.
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Los Angeles
Viola Shore
Anthony
Netherlands
Are There Not Twelve Hours In The Day
The article reflects on Jesus pace in John Chapter 1, noting he was never hurried and moved steadily through his ministry. It cites Jesus resting on the Sabbath and emphasizes that his life was divinely planned to fulfill immediate tasks, ultimately transforming human history.
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Douglass
Lazarus
Jesus
God
Time’s hours and a generation’s burden observed
The passage reflects on a rapid social transformation likened to Jesus’s twelve hours of day, noting a vast influx of 600,000 hospital beds filled with mental and nervous patients. It contrasts urgency with deliberate pace in social change.
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Mmn
Jesus
Social Etiquette For Dutch Treat Picnics
The piece advises hosting or attending a Dutch treat picnic where each couple brings their own food. It emphasizes that hosting obligations should not be repaid by hosts and that guests should not expect social debts to be settled by future dinners.
Buyers Seek Homes with Local Agents
Real estate buyers are actively seeking available homes in the area. Local agents urge homeowners to list properties promptly to match demand and secure quicker sales. Prospective sellers are advised to prepare disclosures and pricing to attract serious offers.
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Duquesne Pilsener
Sya
HPA
Joe
Bacon
Cavell
Fordrook
P. D. Q. Sinclair
MR. Marsden
Fiona
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Frederick
Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Vere
Hyattstown
Stephen Wainer
THE
Frank the Boy
Pontiac
Hamilton Beach
Sappington Farm
Unionville
Merton R. Gorsuch
Union Bridge
Harry Trout and Son
Raymond L. Kelly
P. B. Roop
Windsor
Broop & Son Resi
New Windsor
Westminster
Noah E. Cramer
Orphans’ Court
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Ila May Zimmerman
Thomas L. Zimmerman, JR
Mathias & Mathias
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Mladdy
Maurice Fitz, Jr
Maurice Fitz
Beatrice Tully Fitz
Maurice Fitz. Jr
Maurice
Fitz
Beatrice
Tully Fitz
Westminister
Bruce Elmer
Wif
Pennatlvania
Marsland
Igt
Ellis. C. Wachter
Lovely City
Aéle
Noaa FE Cramer & Son
N. Court St. Frederick
Ralph W. Boyer
Braddock Heights
Elladena
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock
Edgewood
Yellow Springs
Boyer Insurance Agency Real Estate Insurance No
N. Court
Harry E. Mohler
Route 240
East Third Street
R. L. Zentz
Oleg
Dwg
R.L. Zentz Strout, Realty
Taneytown
A. Luther Knowles
Fear Village
Murray Bohn
Murray C. Bohn
Woodsboro
A. L. Knowles
Bim St. Frederick, Md
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Dodge
Chevrolet
International
Dpecali
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick
Howard A. Gross
Court St Frederick
P. Luther Ride
Macadam Road
Keefer M. Koogle
N. W
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Grant Place
Lee Place
Wilson Place
Apple
Sueler Ave
Fairview Ave
West 7Th & Grant Place
G. H. Mercer & Sons
Pass
Immed
Immed. Poss
Grayson H Mercer & Sons
Pythian Castle
John L. Ponton
Baltimore
Price
U. S. Rt
Fifth St
Frice
Third St
H. M. Alexander
R. L. Kelly
Ceresville
Church St
Fred B. Cushman
Hagerstown
Ridgeville
Dea
Ing & Splendid
AR Boyds
Damascus
Venient
Carl Tene
Williams
Fred &, Cushman
Frederick Avenue
Gatthersburg
GROVE
Cushman
Frederick J
Avena
Gardersbarge i
Beauty Salon
N. Market St
Peoples Finance
North Court
Tars
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