Tooling Up Delays Defense Production Central Issue
Walter Watts named deputy administrator of the Defense Production Administration and identified as the main bottleneck breaker. Watts, ex RCA production head, says bottlenecks lie in materials design paperwork facilities and machine tools. While deliveries lag, authorities expect a full production ramp with new plants and substitutes for critical materials, aiming toward mid 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
W. Walter Watts
Defense Production Administration
C. E. Wilson
Manly Fleischmann
Buffalo
Fleischmann
DPA
Walter Watts
Radio Corporation of America
Camden
N. J
Watts
Zenith
Montgomery Ward
RCA
Signal Corps
Harrison
Army
Navy
Air Force
Korea
E. Wilson
NPA
Armed Services
Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriages and Romance
A 26 year old mother of two seeks guidance after two failed marriages to a heavy drinking husband. Dorothy Dix urges delaying new romance until past marriages are settled, notes that change is unlikely with habitual drinkers, advises friendly letters from the man, and suggests letting him declare love first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Dorothy Dix
Romeo
Miss Dix
Frozen foods preferred in Frederick County survey
An informal weeklong survey suggests frozen foods enjoy greater popularity than canned goods in Frederick County. While not unpopular, canned foods trail behind, with six interviewees sharing their choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Residents' Tastes Split on Canned vs Frozen Food
A week’s poll gathers opinions from six residents across Jefferson Pike, Pleasant, Mount Aindale, Frederick Junction, Lewis Town, and Bartonsville. Answers vary from strong preference for frozen foods to favoring canned, with some liking both equally or preferring one only for flavor retention or specific items.
Lions Rout SECA 7-1 in Little League Friday
Lions built a 6 run lead through three innings then cruised to a 7-1 win over SECA. Don Rice delivered the lone SECA hit and Lipps homered after a hitless first three frames while Michael matched control. Batteries: Lipps Michael Garrett Shreeve Rice Strine Whipp Runkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Seca
NECA
L Pet. Civitans
Don Rice
Lipps
Michael
Garrett
Shreeve
Rice
Strine
Whipp
Runkles
Spectator Poets at Stadium Echo Nation’s Dream
In a vivid scene at a college game, 100000 fans in cold wind watch players duel on the field. A young man recites a perfect sonnet from midfield and the rival captain answers with a quatrain. The fantasy envisions a future where academics and teachers earn public acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Public sale of Ida B. Ecker estate in Thurmont Maryland
Public auction by Calvin S. Lohr administrator on August 18 at 1 PM on Main Street Thurmont for a large lot of personal property including furniture appliances dishes tools lawn equipment and numerous other items. CASH terms no removal before settlement with Clerk.
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Orleans
Frederick County
Aryland
Ida B. Ecker
Ast Main Street
Thurmont
Maryland
Calvin S. Lohr
C.t.a. Ent
Harry B. Fleming
Emmert R. Bowlus
H. M. “Buck” Alexander
Watersville Church
New Market
Frederick
Singer
Westinghouse
Ernest Boyer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Hom, Alexander
Marple Avenue
Walkersville
Alice F. Nusz
Office of the Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Maple Avenue
Rederick County
George D. Lease
Maryand
Sposteneien
Phans’ Court
Alice F. Wusz
General Electric
Benjamin L.shuff
Walter E. Sinn
A. Grant Hoover
L. Kelly
Pennsylvania Avenue
Court House
Maryl
East Patrick Street
Virginia Avenue
Nicodemus Development
Emory C. Crum
Otis E. White
Pearl L. White
Orphans' Court
Gramps
Beny
Benjamin L. Shafy
Alice F. Nuss
U. Grant Honnet
Guernsey
Ford Tractor
Ford
McCormick-Deering
New Idea
John Deere
Deering
Springtooth
Dunham
Ottawa
New Holland
National Cash Register
Oldsmobile
When College Values Football Over Faculty
A reflective writer laments college priorities shifting to football dominance. He contrasts mild fishing, a glass rod, and 45 degree weather with fans braving rain and cold to watch games. The piece argues education once defined by scholars, now overshadowed by team prestige.
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Wells
America
West Point Football Cheating and the Case for Class Teams
The piece questions college sports as business driven by scholarships and gate receipts. It notes West Point football may be sacked for cheating and contemplates school values, urging nonrevenue athletic options to restore student exercise and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krads
West Point
Watermelon Party At North Market Street School
More than 100 attended the watermelon party held Thursday evening at North Market Street School by the Northeast End Civic Association. Games included horse shoes and softball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Northeast End Civic Association
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Amelia
Bell Syndicate, Inc
THE
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Towson High School
Calvin ES Cohen
Dairymen’s Fighting Fund
Edwin, G. Adams
Charles S. Flora
Mr. Pleasant
Eugene Doody
Mountaindale
Mrs. Clair Fellows
Frederick Junction
John Saxton
Lewistown
Gerald FE. Moberly
Bartonsville
Southern Dairies
Wiley S. Obenshain
Southern Dairies, Inc
E. J. Mather
Obenshain
Ae Martyland U
Pullarum
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Woodsboro
Esso
Farmers Cooperative Assn
Middletown
Onieo Food Freezers
Unico
Southern States
Commerce ST
J. C. Fleming
U.S. No. 40
Poplar Springs
Watersville
Howard County
Massey Harris Tractor 101 Jr
Oliver Cletrac
Olver
Massey Harris
David Bradley
International Corn Planter
Massey Harris Cultipacker
Ohio
McCormick- Deering
Gleadowline Syling
H. B. Duvall
H. C. Summers
the News
Frederick, Md
Carlisle
Eng
James Knox
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cumberlandy Md
Ridgeley
W. Va
House
Sykesville
Lions Club of Freedom District
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Poolesville
Shepherd Road
Edward’s Ferry
Montgomery Co
Stanley J. Rogan
Maggie L. Rogan
H. M. Alexander
Null and Null
Ridgeville
Long Corner
Long Corner Road
I. Snyder
Chester
Ladies Aid Society of
Howard Chapel
Harry M. Snyder
Mt. Airy
H. C. Barker
John W. Null
Delbert
Apples Church Road
George E. Runkles
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