Auto Makers Cite Costs Behind Price Hikes and Credit Terms
The RFC explains higher production costs and cents a pound as reasons for price increases. Federal rent controls may end later this month unless extended locally. The House Rules Committee's reversal enables a House vote, while critics contend the one third down 11 months to pay terms on auto purchases induce hardship.
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House Rules Committee
National Automobile Dealers Association
Senate
House
Maybank
Federal Reserve Board
Rent Control Gains Headway
Washington reports a House Rules Committee reversal sends a 90 day extension of rent control to the floor for debate while the Senate weighs a 60 day extension. Wage and price control talk intensifies as the administration signals upcoming measures. Retail food prices rise 0.7 percent in early November and wage data is prepared for a new stabilization board. DiSalle is confirmed price administrator, auto dealers rail against new credit rules, and government price moves continue. The RC rubber program raises the price of GRS to 245.
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House Rules Committee
Senate
Lehman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wage Stabilization Board
DiSalle
Michael ¥. DiSalle
Toledo
Onia
Idaho Big Game Riches From Mountain Goat to Antelope
Idaho regions boast a wide range of big game including mountain goat elk deer bear and antelope. The article highlights diverse hunting prospects across the state and notes ample wildlife opportunities for sportsmen seeking varied species.
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Idaho
County Deer Kill Falls Short of Last Year in Three Days
Frederick county’s six day deer season tally reaches 61 after three days led by six deer yesterday. Five of the six were found in the northern part near Thurmont, one on the City watershed where most kills occur. Hunter turnout wanes with under 200 in the watershed. no hunter casualties reported. Two hunters arrested for shooting after sundown.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Thurmont
Phebus
Five more deer found dead in Maryland hunt season
Five additional dead does were reported today, bringing illegal kills to 11 since the season began. John Rice of Thurmont Route 1 bagged yesterday’s sole buck, a 4 point 91 pounder. Other reported kills include C Edward Reddick 8 points 108 pounds, Raymond Knott 4 points 102 pounds, Harry Portner 8 points 196 pounds, Harold Bentzel 4 points 90 pounds, and Lewis Clabaugh 4 points 79 pounds.
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John ©. Rice
Thurmont
C. Edward Reddick
Raymond H. Knott
Harry Portner
Thurmont Rt
Harold L. Bentzel
Lewis Clabaugh
Ballenger Girls 4H Club Hosts Christmas Card Party
The Ballenger Girls 4H Club gathered at Miss Mary Thomas's Ballenger Creek Road home for a Christmas party discussion. Miss Beatrice Fehr and a visitor from the Eastern Shore demonstrated making Christmas cards before refreshments.
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Ballenger
Mary Thomas
Ballenger Creek Road
Beatrice Fehr
Eastern Shore
Basketball Clinic To Be Held Saturday
Frederick County education health and physical education department sponsors a basketball clinic at Frederick High School on Saturday at 9 30 p m for players coaches and officials. Warren R Evans supervisor and James F Skip Zimmerman athletic director finalized plans for a two and a half hour program highlighted by HM A Millikan University of Maryland basketball coach. The event is free and open to the public with two motion pictures to be shown. Joe Price Frederick and members of the County Basketball Officials Association open with a half hour rules discussion. At 10 0 clock Millikan is introduced to speak for an hour, followed by more film on Basketball By The
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Frederick County
Joe Price
Frederick
County Basketball Officials Association
Millikan
Basketball Clinic Opens Doors to All Genders at Hood College
Announcement outlines a January Speech Correction Clinic with a focus on girls cage play, officiating, and rules, while inviting women to attend if interested. A December 18 Christmas party was planned after a recent Hood College session. No press conference. funeral services for Charles G. Ross at Chevy Chase.
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Hood College
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Chevy Chase
Junior Woman's Club Meeting Sets December Rummage Sale
The Junior Woman's Club met at All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall with Mrs. Milton Shon presiding. Old business reminded members of the December 8 and 9 rummage sale at the Farmers Market and discussed plans for a Christmas family. Two amendments passed on state buildings remaining in Annapolis and opposing socialized medicine. The Council of Jewish Women suggested a benefit dance.
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All Saints Episcopal Parish Hall
Milton Shon
Annapolis
Council of Jewish Women
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