Decent Living Standard After War Urged by Kaiser
New York December 4 Kaiser told 4 000 leading industrialists they must show the way to a decent standard of living or surrender to social politicians who offer little. He sketched postwar plans including 9 million housing units and a vast highway system while urging use of war bonds to fund such readiness. He warned peace-time prosperity requires planning now and industrial leadership to extend opportunities worldwide.
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New York
Herry
Kaiser
America
National Association of Manufacturers
Trade With Panama Is Effected By U.S. Agreement
The Senate approved a deal transferring U.S. owned properties in Panama to Panama, a move critics say bypasses Senate treaty powers. The measure, framed as legislation, passed 41 to 29 with 238 Democrats supporting, and heads to the House. Properties valued from 12 million to 100 million dollars would be moved in Panama and Colon.
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Washington
Senate
Panama
House
Austin
Vermont
Gurney
South Dakota
Norris
Colon
Baltimore Officer Promoted to Commander in Naval Reserve
Lieut. Comdr. Charles H. Bryant, longtime assistant State Selective Service director since the 1940 draft program began, has been promoted to commander in the naval reserve, officials announced today in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Charles H. Bryant
England Corp Dronenburg Stationed in England
In England Corp, Dronenburg son of Alts Ada Shaw Dronenburg of 215 West Patrick Street is now stationed somewhere in England.
Rita Returns Home Amid Farm Community Tensions
Rita Burrows faces distrust from Blossom Valley ranchers after a New York photo sparks fear of scandal over a loan. Dr. Burrows explains the loan's Sonny Blossom Ranch ties while Rita, torn between family duty and public outrage, contends with a mob atmosphere and looming deadline threatening her father's finances. The scene shifts from the car ride through orange groves to the crowded Blossom Ranch porch as locals demand answers.
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R. Burrows
Miecet
Rita
Fmm
Sam Arlen
New York
Meri
Dr. Burrows
Dan
Blossom Ranch
Blossom Valley
Siim
Tom Browen
Jake Mosely
al Michels
Ed Mayerson
John Myers
Ralston
Doctor
Reducing Horse Feed Costs Through Winter Care
Colene Park reports advice from Dr Meade of the University of Maryland on lowering annual horse costs. He recommends keeping horses in well drained barns or ranges, using inexpensive roughage and straw, supplying salt and clean water, and feeding grain only to maintain desired flesh. Begin light grain before spring work to condition horses.
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Colene Park
Dreade
University of Maryland
Mréde
Sidids
Shurster Elected Grand Knight at Mount St. Mary's
Lawrence K. Shurster of Baltimore was elected grand knight by the Knights of Columbus at Mount St. Marys College in Emmitsburg. He succeeds Thomas B. who will graduate in January. Storms seldom extend more than five miles above the surface of the hearth.
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Emmitsburg
Lawrence K. Shurster
Baltimore
Knights of Columbus
Mount St. Mary’s College
Shuri
Thomas B
Parachute Drops Boost Supplies in New Guinea Push
Allied headquarters reported a shift to parachute supply drops along the New Guinea coast as ground forces near Gona and Buna press the advance. More than 200 Japanese dead were counted, with about 40 drowned after two barges were sunk by Allied bombers. Air operations bombed Lae Salamaua Kavieng airfields, with fires ignited by strikes on aircraft.
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Australia
Dee FM
Doughts MacArthur
Oghtang
Han
Gona
New Guinea
Lae
Salamau
New Ireland
Kavieng
Today In History and Birthdays Highlights
A compact montage lists anniversaries from 182 martin van Buren to 1966 chess champ Pillsbury, plus notes on Hamilton's 1791 report and 1793 Washington reelection. Also covers 1854 Topeka founding, 1918 post office profits, 1937 US consulate issue, and 1933 Utah ratification of Prohibition end. Birthdays include Disney, Wrigley, and Kefauver associates. a brief horoscope and a Frederic board conference notice conclude.
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Albert Finetain
Berlin
Utah
Dorothey Dix Advice On Marriage And Custody
A reader laments a troubled marriage with unfaithful behavior and neglect of children. Dorothy Dix advises divorce if needed, custody to the father, and placing the kids in a stable home or institution if no relatives are available.
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Ding
War Time Farm Production Goals and Shortages Warned
The article reviews wartime farm goals set after Pearl Harbor, noting upward revisions for 1942 to boost crops like tomatoes, peanuts, and corn. It highlights farmers meeting demand despite labor shifts to military and industry, weather aiding yields, and anticipated shortages of some foods while urging consumer sacrifices and adjustments in consumption to sustain the food supply.
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Washington
United States
Pearl Haibwas Arcadince
Cader
Hall
Appa Tae
Ubinas
Garmera
An Afternoon of Advice on Love and Age in Marriage
A column explores why young women may prefer older men for their worldliness and sophistication, while youthful partners offer shared interests. A reader writes about loving a girl and delaying marriage to support a dependent mother, feeling war draft pressures and fairness concerns.
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Sam
Guernsey Cow Sold to Ravizahn in Maryland Herd Expansion
Jacob L. Ravizahn of Myersville Maryland bought a registered Guernsey cow from Howard L. Metzger and Clara Metzger of Myersville to add to his local herd. The animal is registered under Linda Lee Locust Meadow 73498N with the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Separately, the skull of a Virginia Indian unearthed in Stafford County is noted as the world’s largest.
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Guernsey
Peterborough
N. W
Jacob L. Ravizahn
Myersville
Howard L
Clara ML Metzger
Myerville
Linda Lee
Locust Meadow
Th Andican
Guernsey Cattle Club
Stafford County
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England
Charles E. Dronenburg
Chapter
Doc
Cunningham
Rolly
Clark
Jape
Martin van Buren
Rindeyhook
N.Y
Elizabeth C. C. Agassiz
Radcliffe
Boston
George A. Custer
Ohio
Ellis Parker Butler
Muscatine
Jaws
Harry N. Pillsbury
His Day
Sherman Miles
Washington, D. C
Walter E. Disney
Chicago
Alica Brown
Hampton Falls
N. H
Nunnally Johnson
Los Angeles
Columbus
Philip K. Wrigley
Greve Moore
Jellicoe
Tenn
Vincent Sheean
Christian Co
Carl R. Moore
University of Chicago
Green Co
Lbert C. Kefauver
Frederick
Southern States
Frederick Service
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A. MH. Leibermann
Maurice Tomlinson
Jarrettsville
Southern States Cooperative
Mr. Kefauver
Frank Doll
Luther L. Main
Art Ray Wisner
Frederick iHerschel T. Boyer
Jefferson
John
Cline
Frank C.remsberg
Middletown
American Timber Products
Max Wagenberg
P. G. Box
Fair Greand Road
Cantecs
Dorothy Dix
Suss
Flsc
Dorolthry Dix
Betty
L'Dime
Wickard
Claude BR. Wickard
NEA Nereice
M.D. B
Dia
Sur
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Miss Dix
Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Ths Ra Talon
Maryland
Virginia
Carl Wash
Markell & Ford Telephone
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
Maebeet Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United
Canada
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
West Church
Frederick City
WM. R. Slemmer
Mgr
Liberty Finance Corporation
Aumperdinck
Humphrey Humperdinck
The
Woodsprite
Michael Bartholomew Wellington
Sante Hiensett
Welch
Santa
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