Hearing Set On Estate Assets After Public Sale
Orphans Court admitted the will of Minnie M. Whitmore to probate and set August 26 for a hearing on asset status. Executors Idella Daugherty and Manuel Weinberg said personal property was sold at a public sale last Saturday, disputing the deceased's husband George Whitmore.
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Idella E. Dauguerty
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Charles A. Price
Sherman P. Bowers
George Whitmore
C. E. Heisey
Testatrix
Daugherty
Miller M. Weddle
M. Eva Powell
L. Idalee Lezcalleet
Federal Reserve Reimposes Credit Controls Amid Inflation Outlook
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board tightens credit controls to curb inflation. Regulation W changes shorten repayment windows and reimpose limits on $1300 to $2000 installment deals. Auto loans keep 15 month terms, other durables move from 18 to 15 months.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Dimbie Pas Sey Pal Lbs
Pepper would rather have Wallace for 1948 nomination
Washington August 13 Senator Pepper of Florida said he would rather have Henry Wallace for the 1948 Democratic Presidential nomination but Truman’s reelection chances are overwhelming. He and like minded foes will push to strengthen the liberal element and will not back any liberal for Vice President. He would not seek either nomination but would not run away if offered.
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Washington
Pepper
D-Fla
Henry Wallace
Truman
Florida
Taft
Ohio
Baltimore Airline Ordered to Halt Ocean City Limousine Service
The Public Service Commission ordered Columbia Airlines to cease its Baltimore to Ocean City airplane limousine service by Monday. The action was issued today, with the carrier required to stop operations immediately to comply with regulatory directions.
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Columbia Airlines, Inc
Public Service Commission
Ocean City
Post War Disturbances Hit Global Order and Housing
Postwar unrest spreads across the globe with arid nationalist tensions and widespread bloodshed. The United States concentrates on housing millions of veterans as the UN Security Council grapples with core issues and evolving regional clashes amid tense international negotiations.
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Security Council
Foreign Service Revamp Signed By President
President Truman signed a bill revamping the U.S. foreign service and raising top diplomats' salaries from 10 000 to 25 000 dollars annually. The measure, the first major career-service changes in 22 years, aims to attract top negotiators to the State Department and strengthen American diplomacy.
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Washington
Truman
United States Foreign Service
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Paris
United States
John Kee
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Truman Zai
Salary structure for service in foreign posts
The passage argues for a salary system enabling a man without independent means to serve as ambassador or minister. It compares to salaries of S15,000 set for solar s and ministers in larger countries, advocating pay that sustains service regardless of wealth.
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Saailion
Dry Ice Confusion Triggers Fire Crews At Lime Kiln
Frederick County fire engine and railway crews respond to a smoke report on a Philadelphia-bound freight at Lime Kiln. They halt the car after learning a vent was opened for dry ice, causing evaporating fumes mistaken for smoke. No fire, just dry ice.
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Independent County
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State Department Discharges 40 Employees as Security Review
Secretary Byrnes announced that 40 State Department workers were discharged for close ties with foreign governments after screening 3,000 employees. He noted the majority of government staff remain loyal Americans, addressing House inquiries about alleged Communist leanings. Major George Paxson gains permanent captain rank in the Regular Army while serving in Germany.
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D-11
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Germany
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Bill funds diplomacy reforms expanding foreign service pay
The measure allows lower ranking foreign service officers to earn up to 13500 dollars. It also enables the State Department to establish a foreign service institute to train diplomats, retire officers who miss promotions, and bring American attaches home every two years to stay connected with domestic events.
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Foreign Service Institute
Army-Navy Staff College
Truman vetoes railroad rehabilitation bill amid bankruptcy concerns
President Truman tonight vetoed the Wheeler Reed railroad rehabilitation bill citing failure to target immediate reduction of excessively high interest rates and insufficient safeguards against securities fraud. He warned the measure would allow improper railroad control after reorganization under bankruptcy law and argued it does not adequately cure the issues under Section 77.
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Washington
Truman
Carrier Plans Voluntary Adjustment Under ICC Review
The document notes operating revenue of $50,000,000 or more in calendar years 1942 to 1944, and that a federal judge could grant 1 to 12 months of carrier relief at the ICC's discretion. To proceed, the carrier would file an adjustment plan with the ICC, while the carrier’s properties stayed in court custody pending plan approval.
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Catendar
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Musk the Key Fixative in Perfumery
Musk is identified as the most important single material used in perfumery. The statement emphasizes its prominence as a fixative in fragrance formulation.
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