High Prices Theyre All Your Fruit Show Ends In Washington
Washington critics mock a Capitol production titled High Prices Theyre All Your Fruit. The satirical piece parodies labor, business and government efforts to curb costs with tired routines and anonymous actors. The piece notes CIO NAM figures and Tom Clark, while predicting only limited impact from calls for price reductions and wage controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
Capitol
Howard Hughes
Senator Brewster
U. S
Emil Rieve
CIO
National Association of Manufacturers
Rieve
NAM
The
Hughes- Brewster
Tom Clark
Ofice
Congress
Coloma
Mich
Labaddie
New York
Pittsburgh
Lovettsville Clergy Visit Details Evident in Local Note
Rev W Eisenberg pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester and his family visited relatives Elbert and Mrs George in Lovettsville last week and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs B D Hickman along with daughters Mary Martha and Dorothy.
Autumnal equinox signals start of autumn in the northern hemisphere
The author outlines the September evening sky noting the autumnal equinox on Sept. 23 at 5 29 p m EDT, marking autumn's start in the north and spring in the tropics. It describes visible stars and planets at different evening times and maps the bright stars across Lyra Cygnus Aquila Pegasus Pisces and surrounding figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Naked Eye
Tropics
Jupiter
Libra
Mars
Gemini
Saturn
Leo
Mercury
Venus
Vega
Lyra
Cygnus
Aquila
Altair
Delphinus
Pegasus
Pisces
Andromda
Perseus
Capella
Auriga
Fomalhaut
Aquarius
Capricornus
Sagittarius
Community notes show a busy social week across towns
Dorph family visits grandparents in town with Mrs Womeldorph accompanying Mr Womeldorph to Wilmington on business. Numerous relatives and friends visit Frederick, Hagerstown and nearby towns for weekends and weeklong stays. Events include illness recoveries, visitors from Baltimore Covington Jefferson Shepherdstown and Los Angeles, church services and planned picnics and meetings at local farms and lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorph
L. A. Womeldorph
Womeldorph
Donald
Wilmington
Del
Jon
Texas
Houdry Oil Company
Ernest Pfeifferland
Susanne
Frederick
Vernon Sandbower
Patricia Keisinweber
Baltimore
Betty Jane Beatty
Miss Beatty
Roy Snead
William and
Ronald
Covington
Vernon Snead
Arlington
James Akers
Thurston Collins
Betty Boger
Theo Smith
Willard Smith
William Boger
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Elmer Boger
Bogler
Minor James Land
Dick James
Waterford
Willard McKim
Imney
Billy
Ralph Graham
Shiri Tey
Willia Mac Fraley
Way Freley
Shepherdstown
Ruth Fletcher
Reginald Sandbower
Missi Smith
Jefferson
Mary Hickman
L. W. Fry
Earl Hickman
Littitz
Mary Acdine
Etta Greham
Ohio
Indiana
Myrtlel Myers
Hagersttown
Raymond Fyfe
G. H. Virts
Virts
Elia Bell
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Wm. A Janson, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Janson
Robert Parkler
Gettysburg
Tamsville Social News Highlights From Sunday to Wednesday
The column lists local visits and events with residents from Baltimore Phoenixville Towson Washington and Pleasant Grove including families Moylan Beard Swomley Grubbs and DeGrange. Notable items include a W S C S festival August 27 and ongoing guest visits and hospital recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamsville
Fred Keiler
Charles E. Moylan
Phoenixville
Mary D. Hogarth
Dorothy Edenfield
Baltimore
Paul Beard
Katherine Page
Pleasant Grove
William B. Smith
The
Institute of Technology
Montgomery
W. Va
J. Wm. Smith
Sydney G. Rawlings
Laurance C. Swomley
Susan
Nancy
Towson
H. C. Swomley
Lynly Grubbs
Washington
Harvey Grubbs
Genevieve DeGrange
Wallace Dyer
Eugene Oden
Lsick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Startt
C. L. Wolfe
Residents Return From Kenwood Beach Week
Gaithersburg residents including Betty Jean Becraft Mildred Fraley Kathleen Larccombe and others return from a week at Kenwood Beach with Mr and Mrs Lilbern Demory and Mr and Mrs Charles Demory among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Barbara Becraft
Betty Jean
Milldred Fraley
Kathleen Larcombe
Kenwood Beach
Lilberm Demory
Charles Demory
Local social notes from page eight feature visitors and moves
Mr and Mrs William Briggs are at home after a short Atlantic City vacation. Mrs Charles Glover hosted her niece Mrs Ethel Webb of West Virginia and Webb's two children. Visitors also visited Mrs Robert Stiles and Mrs Melvin Glover. Mr and Mrs Thurston Ray, formerly of Mineral Springs, moved to a new home in Kensington. Mrs Carol Hall extends her visit with sister Mrs R G Lipfert in Wickford. Mr G T Wells has returned to city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Briggs
Atlantic City
Charles Glover
Ethel Webb
West Virginia
Webb
Robert Stiles
Melvin Glover
Birs
Thurston Ray
Mineral Springs
Kensington
Carol Hall
R. G. Lipfert
Wickford
R. IL
G. T. Wells
Local residents return from Atlantic City vacation
Miss Leones Fulks Mrs Edgar Fulks Mrs Clifford Nicholson and Mrs Dorothy Ferguson are expected home today from a 10 day vacation in Atlantic City Little Miss Peggy Ann Elmore is also mentioned among readers in a brief society note from Fort Lauderdale Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderlanle
Fife
Leones Fulks
Edgar Fulks
Clifford Nicholson
Dorothy Ferguson
Atlantic City
Peggy Ann Elmore
Visitors and guests visit friends in West Virginia towns
Local notices list visitors and guests at homes in Ridgeway Charlestown and Washington Grove. Names include Lena Elmore Emory Elmore Roger Pumphrey Jr David Waters D L Meagher F E Johnson John Burke Sam Gheen Mary Mansell Foggy Benz Suzie Nederry Lee Nettleton Albert Close Elmon Cook and others from Washington Grove Chicago Chatham Hutchinson Beverly Beach and Edmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Elmore
Ridgeway
W. Va
Emory Elmore
Ray Wachter
Washington Grove
Beverly Beach
Roger T. Pumphrey, Jr
Roger T. Pumphrey
Bermuda
Hutchinson
Kans
David Waters
Germantown
Charles Crawford
Charlestown
D. L. Meagher
Edmond, Okla
F. E. Johnson
John Burke
Sam Gheen
Mary Mansell
Chicago
Foggy Benz
Suzie Nederry
Chatham
Clarence Archibald
Lee Nettleton
Washington
Albert Close
Elmon Cook
Robert Mulans
Reed Macgill
Local Social Notes From The News Frederick Md
The News notes social events and visits in Frederick Maryland and surrounding areas. Joseph Milans hosts luncheon and bridge Monday while Mrs William K Teepe of Washington Grove attends tea midweek. Mrs F Moran McConibe with Ellie and Peter of Potomac vacation at Cape May New Jersey. Mr and Mrs J Leo Clagett return to Potomac from Canada trip. Miss Joyce Perry of Potomac and Miss Catherine Border of Washington mentioned. Treaty Approved Sofia Bulgaria August 28 parliamentary approval noted with mixed support. The origin of the cotton plant traced to Arabia or India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Milans
William K. Teepe
Washington Grove
F. Moran McConibe
Ellie
Peter
Potomac
Cape May
N. J
J. Leo Clagett
Canada
It’s Not the Heat It’s the Stupidity
A fragment arguing that heat worsens customer irritation and businesspeople brush off customers, risking customer anger as the war ends and patron satisfaction declines. The piece notes that those who deal with people forget that customers get irritated in heat too and suggests better treatment practices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Edson
Lovettsville
James Stokley
Cetus
Dunmoven Farm
L. B. Hickman
Gross’ Woods
William A. Wade
Smithsburg
Wade
Sharpsburg
Wallie Hayes
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Shumaker
Zula Hayes
Peach
Adams County
Georgia
HALE
Woodcrest Orchards
Riley & Hull, P.O. Fai
Zora
Fairfield
Newspaper
Hachlye
Charles Albaugh
Market Street
Life Insurance Co
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Mutuel Automobile Insurance Co
Giiica
Columbus
Auto Glass
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Russell Young i
Patrick Si
FIRMA
RENE
Paul L. Crum
W. Patrick St
Johnny Moore
Rosetta Tharpe
Claude Thornhill
Ink Spots
Kokomo
Bing Crosby
Flamingo
Herb Jeffries
the Lady
293 Palms
Andrews Sisters
Freddy Martin
Billy Eckstine
Peg O
Grandpa Jones
Delmore Bros
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Jimmie Davis
Denver
Clyde Moody
Tex Ritter
Karl and
Batty
Roy Acuff
South Market St
Nicodemus
Court ST
Shell
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
McCutcheon’s Block
Wisner Street
Frederick, Md
the News
Joyce Perry
Catherine Border
Sofia
Bulgaria
Alves
Arabia
India
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lincoln Dan Service
Ing
Markell & Ford
Frederick County
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Peo
Real Southern
Freder
Ick County
Do An
Well Brothers Incorporated
North Market Street
Mary
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