Look For Plenty Of Fireworks In Fight Over U.S. Economy
PETER EDSON reports a coming clash over the U S economic system as Congress prepares reforms. Labor, taxation, price controls, and social security are debated amid pressure from unions and industry. The piece notes potential changes to Taft Hartley, taxes, and housing, with industry groups alarmed by proposed measures.
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NEA
Washington
Sam Rayburn
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AFL
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Truman
John L. Lewis
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Walter F. George
Georgia
Finance Committee
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Alben Barkley
Henry Ford
New York
Nathe Union
Grange and
Farm Bureau
International Jade Organization
Maryland 4 H winners gain national honors at Chicago congress
Six Maryland 4 H'ers earned national honors at the Club Congress in Chicago. Barbara Long, Rose Anne Willison of Cumberland. Mary Louise Young, Ruth Bien Ifert of Middletown. Roxie Lee Montgomery of Williamsville. Henry Holloway of Darlington. and John Wrsong of Forest Hills received scholarships. Two more Maryland delegates won sectional trips.
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Chicago
Barbara Long
Rose Anne Willison
Cumberland
Mary Louise Young
Ruth Bien Ifert
Middletown
Roxie Lee Montgomery
Liamsville
Henry Holloway
Darlington
John Wrsong
Forest Hills
Richard Holter
Jefferson
William Holloway
Dartington
Windy City
Luther W. Youngdofald Kennedy
Odist Church of
Poundland
John Hannah
Michi-gan State College
Fred Waring
Canora
New
Walt Be
Frederick
Samuel Everett
Fenner, Jr
Eddleisy
James
Certificate Awarded Gaithersburg Farmer
A Gaithersburg farmer received a certificate in a local ceremony. Officials noted the designation reflects achievement in farming practices and community service. The event highlighted the farmer’s contributions to agriculture in the region.
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Gaithersburg Farmer
Public opinion splits on high school auto driver trainings in Frederick county
A nonformal survey over the past week shows a majority favor in school auto driver training courses while a determined minority opposes. Respondents include Allen Bo Martz and Russell Tregening who voiced support for the courses and spending time on driver education.
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Trity
Frederick County
Essen
Hev Lowing
Allen Bo Martz
Mayor Gets The First One Brunt ee Heels of Shortl
A retired Fred county staffer Dr Etchison reflects on wartime weapons and the role of scientists in peace. He argues for world government as a path to lasting security while noting scientists should focus on science, not politics, and leave peacemaking to politicians.
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Fredick County
Biven
Calvary Bapt Church of
Kington
Russia
Grana
Izen
Scientists And Deadly Weapons Debates In Atomic Age
Washington debates whether scientists should help create deadly weapons. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists discusses moral duty and responsibility after the atomic bomb. Scientists argue about whether making such weapons serves society or merely escalates war.
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Dec
Agazine
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Hirassa
Nergy
Maryland Dairymen Urged to Prepare for Fall Milk Output
Dairy specialists urge Maryland farmers to plan for fall production by coordinating breeding to have cows fresh in fall. They note many cows are dry in November through February due to breeding changes, and advise implementing a planned breeding window between January and February to maximize fall milk yields.
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State Cracks Down On Tax Dodgers
Maryland court actions target income tax evaders with prison terms and fines. Walter Adair and others faced charges for failing to file returns and evading taxes on vehicles and earnings. Judge Herman M. Moser warned against leniency and outlined penalties including interest and up to three years back tax scrutiny. Local authorities emphasize enforcement to deter future evasion.
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Walter Adza
Electien
Mura
Herman M. Moser
Ansele Sam
Maryland
Adair
Ave
Adams
Aes J. Lacy
Heifers Growth Guidelines for Breeding Ages
Farmers are advised by Maryland specialists on optimal heifer growth. At 16 months normal weight ranges are 652 pounds for all breeds, 795 pounds for Guernseys Holsteins, and 568 pounds for Jerseys. The guidance notes breeding should occur around 35 to 16 months depending on development.
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Maryland
Guernseys
Jersers
Chambers Finds Microfilms Hidden In Pumpkin On Maryland Farm
Washington reports the House Un-American Activities Committee announced that microfilms found in a hollow pumpkin on a Maryland farm prove that national security documents were removed from the State Department and fed to Whitaker Chambers. Mundt said the documents came from a communist underground member and were shown by Chambers, a former Communist and Time editor. The revelation adds to decades of alleged espionage tied to the Hiss-Chambers cases and prompts renewed committee hearings.
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Chambers
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Butcherings at the Ricketts Home On Thursday
A community butchering gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ricketts on Thursday the 25th. Three large hogs were slaughtered and dinner was served to Herman and Elizabeth Ricketts, Naomi Burger, and other local residents including the Bur ger and Winpigler families.
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Herman Ricketts
Elizabeth Burger
Harley Ricketts
Frank Bur
Warrer Burger
Earl Winpigler
Roger Lenhart
Naomi Burger
Hans
Lineweber and Ricketts Family Names in Bayonne Notice
Baltimore, Eugene Burger of Bayonne New Jersey Dorothy Lenhart Sammy Lenhart Horace Ricketts Daniel Ricketts and Warren Burger appear in a community notice listing residents and relations in a genealogical or personal notices column.
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George Stanwil
Baltimore
Eugene Burger
Bayonne
New Jersey
Dorothy Lenhart
Sammy Lenhart
Horace Ricketts
Daniel Ricketts
Warren Burger
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