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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1950

Page

4

U S May Take Over Purchases Of All Rubber

The government contemplates taking over all rubber purchases as in World War II. The plan would leave civilians supplied, remove private industry from the world market, and set GSA as sole natural rubber buyer to resell to private firms. Synthetic rubber remains state controlled via NPA.

Washington U. S National Security Resources Board General Services Administration Jess Larson National Production Authority NPA Rubber Industry Advisory Committee Senate Banking Committee Bureau of Labor Statistics Census Bureau Maybank D-50 Senate Banking Committee Alan Valentine Michael V. DiSalle Toledo Truman

Maryland Departments Seek Higher Budget in 1932

Maryland state departments request a total of 160.00 million dollars for fiscal 1932, about 10 percent above the current year. Education leads with 35.27 million, Roads 33.71 million, Public Welfare 12.06 million, Mental Hospitals 12.06 million, University of Maryland 6.68 million, Health 6.59 million, with several departments still estimating final figures ahead of January submission.

Baltimore Maryland Kane Department’ F Education Department State Roads Commission Department of Public Welfare University of Maryland State Health Department

Aberdeen Angus Bull Sells for 100000 in private sale

Chicago reports a eight year old Aberdeen Angus bull named Prince Eric of Sun beam sold privately for 100000 to R Armand Hammer of Shadow Isle Farm Red Bank New Jersey. buyer paid a record price for the breed, surpassing prior highs at 63000.

Chicago Dec Prince Eric Sunbeam L. L. O'Bryan Lakewood Mukwanago Wis R. Armand Hammer Shadow Isle Red Bank N. J Henry Sears Chino Farms Church Hill Hillcrest Farms Chester W. Va American Hereford Association T Tme Aberdeen Angus Association

GOP Victory Dinner Highlights Beall and Gen Markey

A Peter Pan Inn victory dinner drew nearly 250 attendees marking the county’s first permanent Republican Headquarters. Toastmaster John A. Derr received a gold wrist watch for campaign organization. Speaker Rev J Glenn Beall urged ongoing opposition to appeasement. General D John Markey warned of a looming war and urged strong defense. Women’s Republican Organization received a citation from candidates.

Peter Pan Inn John A. Derr Jacob R. Ramsburg John Marshall Butler Maryiana Buller Washington Butler J. Glenn Beall Sixth Congressional District Beall Congress Markey D. John Markey Walkersville John M. Butler Ching United Nations Churchill Minster Alilee Tremains Gen. Markey Women's Republican Organization Emmett Bowlus H. Reese Shoemaker Central Committee Mes. Bowlus Dery Young Republic Chiba GOP Frederick County Derr Holmes Fout Walter C. Jover Col. H. Grady Gore Potomac

Plan for a Republican precinct system to energize voters

A meeting outlined a voting precinct system to mobilize Republicans with precinct meetings and a permanent headquarters funded by yearly donations. Seven individuals pledged support as leaders included Col Gore who urged defending liberties, Mayor Elmer Munshower, Emmett Bowlus, Russell McCain, Benjamin Rosenour, and T Edgie Russell among others.

Derr Col. Gore Democratic Party Ax Lane Tydings Truman Q O’conor Elmer F. Munshower Munshower Emmett R. Bowlus Frederick City

Work For Reservists Is Refused, He Says

Baltimore veterans who are reservists face job discrimination as local firms refuse to hire them. Legion official Wilson B. Lau cites affidavits naming employer firms and vows a campaign to publicize the practice while seeking action from industry leaders, stockholders, Governor Lake, and Mayor D'Alesandro.

Baltimore American Legion Wilson B. Lau Legion Hiiim Lau America Governor Lake D'Alesandro Maryland State Employment Service

Truman seeks $17.85 billion for victory in Korea and defense

President Truman asked Congress for a vast $17.85 billion outlay to build for victory in Korea and prepare for possible world conflict. He urged rapid funding of Army, Navy, and Air Force expansion, atomic energy programs, and TVA power output to accelerate fissionable material production and atomic weapon fabrication.

Washington Truman Congress Korea Red China Capitol Hill White House Army Navy Air Force Tennessee Valley Authority Kentucky U. S

President vows to strengthen nation against world war risk

The leader cited China and Kremlin links as underlying factors in Korea command tensions. He affirmed US strength and freedom and urged persistent effort to safeguard them. Capitol Hill showed swift, nearly unanimous support for the President's address.

China Kremlin United Nations Korea United States Capitol Hill

Sammy Thompson Sentenced to Six Months in Maryland House

Sammy Thompson, colored, was sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction for vagrancy on Friday night before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. Known as a chronic offender, Thompson has spent over 300 days annually in jail for drunkenness and appealed to revoke a 90 day suspended sentence to return to Sheriff Anders. The magistrate, after Sheriff Anders’ input, ordered confinement citing Thompson’s lack of a home and a pattern of soliciting jail time. Claude J. Gardner, colored, was also mentioned.

Sammy Thompson Maryland House of Correction Manuel M. Weinberg Frederick Anders Weinberg Thompson House of Correction Sergt. Swomley Claude J. Gardner

Drunk man admits to falling off wagon in court

Bridge pleaded guilty to drunkenness and faced a $25 fine or 24 days after Officer Kanade placed him in jail. He was released by Christmas. A collateral was forfeited last night. Daniel Robert Lee of Greenville SC was fined $6.45 for crossing a double white line on North Market Street by Officer Trump Thursday night.

Ion Bridge Kanade Daniel Robert Lee Greenville S. C Trump North Market Street

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