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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1947
Page
2
The Frederick committee for Jewish solicitation led by Mr Weener and Benjamin B Rosen stock Samuel H Rosenstock Irving Weil and Jacob Goldberg reports Frederick's United Jewish Appeal contributions may be the largest in proportion to population. They praise strong Christian Jewish cooperation.
Local Jewish and Christian committees report roughly 28000 raised toward a 170 million goal. Herman Weener notes funds will be sent to national headquarters, with 24000 in hand for Jews and near 4000 by Frederick Christians. Ben Rosenour Jr. and Elmer L Eshieman head the efforts as totals progress.
The Washington Boys Clubs plan a 18.5 acre farm at Sugar Loaf Mountain foot in Urbana District as their future camp, abandoning the Wicomico River site. Miss Fanny May Allen of Washington presents the former Sam Clint Jones farm to create Marry E. Allen Memorial Corp with $30,000 to start spring development for a boating, fishing lake and swimming pool.
Dr Roger B Corbett says the United States has statesmanship and brains to prevent wild farm price inflation. Mist Allen presented the farm deed to Washington Boys Clubs directors weeks ago, but the transfer has not been recorded here in Atlantic City.
Philadelphia December 1 Senator Taft Republican Ohio urged an anti inflation program urging Americans to produce more and spend less. He attacked President Truman for seeking unlimited authority to impose price wage and rationing controls and questioned the administration's good faith in denouncing high prices.
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