Davis Opposed To Subsidies in Farm Policy
Chicago December 7 Chester C Davis former War Food Administrator argued that further broad farm price increases are undesirable for long term welfare. He supported subsidies only when they expand production and urged price flexibility amid an OPA-WFA-Economic Stabilization setup, warning against inflation in farm real estate and stressing prudent use based on planned food management.
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Chicago
Chester C Davis
Davis
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Treasury
Court Martial Delay Voted By Congress
Congress approved a six month extension to the courts martial of Pearl Harbor commanders by delaying the trial. The action lengthens the statute of limitations to six months from today and follows concerns about disclosing information to the enemy. Senator Clark urged impeaching War Secretary Stimson and Navy Secretary Knox if immediate ecourts martial was not ordered. The House approved the revised bill.
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Washington
Conress
Pearl Harbor
Husband E Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Clark
D-Mo
War Stimson
Navy
Knox
Senate
House
Charges Dismissed After Middletown Collision
Police Court Monday night dismissed charges against Ira D Ifert of Middletown and Charles C Grice of Hagerstown after a 5 15 PM collision at Broad street and Route 40. Ifert turned left from the highway in a truck and Grice drove a coupe. no injuries, coupe damaged, reckless driving previously charged.
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Broad Street
Route 40
Middletown
Ira D. Ifert
Charles C. Grice
Hagerstown
Ifert
Brandon Duvall
Subsidies Attacked By State Grange Master
Baltimore December 7 Thomas Roy Brookes master of the State Grange called subsidies unsound in practice and principle saying the consumers grocery bill has been deferred until about 9 000 000 soldiers return home. He urged that those able pay now and that the Agricultural Adjustment Administration be less active as the emergency ended. He argued Maryland should not be in corn and wheat programs and condemned the subsidy as unfair while proposing tax deductions or food stamp plans for relief.
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Baltimore
Thomas Roy Brookes
State Grange
Maryland
Court News and Marriage Licenses In Frederick District
Court notices list marriage licenses for John Pawling Snyder and Dorothy Oli via Thomas of Frederick and John Seilman Biehl and Dorothy Pauline Fauble. Deeds record Clarkson G. Kelly and wife transferring to Elmer Washington Singer and wife for $10. Orphans Court approves accounts for Charles T Dudderar, Charles M Root, and Franklin M Routzahn estates with distributions to heirs. An absolute divorce is granted to Mrs. M Eleanor Grimes from Charles II Grimes with restoration of her maiden name Mary Eleanor Jones.
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John Pawling Snyder
Los Angeles
Calif
Dorothy Olivia Thomas
Route 3
Frederick
John Seilman Biehl
East Third Street
Dorothy Pauline Fauble
Clarkson G. Kelly
Elmer Washington Singer
City
Orphans’ Court
M. Rosa Dudderar
Charles T. Dudderar
George W. Root
Rudolph O. Eyler
Charles M Root
Calvin S. Lohr
Erma C. Eldridge
Roy E Routzahn
Pauline R Doyle
Franklin M. Routzahn
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity
M. Eleanor Grimes
East Patrick Street
Charles II Grimes
Lewistown
E. Austin James
Mary Eleanor Jones
Porkers Jam Market in Baltimore Stockyards
Baltimore stockyards saw over 6,000 hogs weighing about 1,500,000 pounds in yard, with about 1,000 hogs sold by evening and more than 1,000,000 pounds to begin Wednesday's sale. Superintendent David F. Trogler said the hog influx rose sharply in two weeks as farmers ran short of feed corn. The daily average hog count doubled in that period.
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Baltimore
David F. Trogler
Trogler
Corn Quotations Rise Sharply On Market Ceiling
Corn quotations jumped about nine cents a bushel as OPA raised the local ceiling from 580 to 625 a barrel, effective Sunday, per Farmers Cooperative Association. Wheat quotations remained at 1.64 a bushel with no announced change, reflecting a steady market after summer highs in Frederick.
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OPA
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick
Actress Arlene Whelan Marries Hugh Owen in New York
New York reports Arlene Whelan of The Doughgirls fame wed Hugh Owen, Paramount Pictures division manager, at Tarrytown on October 1. Whelan, born in Salt Lake City and raised in Pueblo, was previously married to actor Alexander D Arcy. Owen, born in Atlanta, has had a prior divorce. The couple resides at the Hotel Pierre.
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New York
Arlene Whelan
Tarrytown
Hugh Owen
Paramount Pictures
Miss Whelan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pueblo
Colo
Alexander D'Arcy
Owen
Atlanta
Dallas
Pierre
Changteh Falls to Japanese Forces, China Air War Rages
In a Chungking dispatch cited by British radio the capture of Changteh, a key gateway to China’s rice heartland, was reported with Chinese air attacks continuing near the city. Tokyo radio claimed occupation of the ancient town a day earlier as battles persist along the front.
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Changteh
New York
Chungking
NCB
China
Tokyo
Missing Son Is Heard From In War Theaters
Mrs Florence Sapier of Graceham and Mrs Mildred J Sayler of Taneytown learned Pvt Roy B Sayler 21 infantryman son husband of the women is safe in Italy He was reported missing in action since October 12 and later assured his mother and wife by letters that he joined his company again overseas since June He left Camp Kilmer in June trained in Alabama then Greenville Pa and Kilmer native of near Thurmont Sayler resided near Taneytown before Army service Worked at Glenn L Martin Co Baltimore One of eleven children his brother Pic Calvin E Sayler serves in Marine Corps in Southwest Pacific.
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Florence Sapier
Graceham
Mildred J Lockner Sayler
Taneytown
Roy B. Sarxler
Italy
War Department
Pvt
Sayler
Camp Kilmer
Alabama
Greenville
Thurmont
Pat Sayler
Glenn L Martin Co
Baltimore
Pic, Calvin E Sayter
Marine Corps
Southwest Pacific
Community notices from Sabillasville and nearby towns
Sabillasville residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits including Mrs Rodney Hap pel in Baltimore, Wade Pryor in Rahway, Maurice Clarke in New York and New Jersey, and Mrs Harold McDonald with Edwin visiting Mrs Albina Wachter’s family. Ill health of Mrs Shatzer noted as improving. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr Hobbs at Waynesboro Hospital where he is stationed. Weekending visits include Mrs Leonard Stevens in Hyattsville and Mrs Frank Cummings in Mt Rainer with Mrs Anna Eby. Clyde Gray George DeLauter Paul Fry and Arthur Moorehead hunting trip in Western Pennsylvania.
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Waynesboro Hospital
Hobbs
Leonard Stevens
Hyattsville
C. E Shields
Frank Cummings
Mt. Rainer
Anna Eby
Clyde Gray
George DeLauter
Paul Fry
Arthur Moorehead
Pennsylvania
Landon Praises Dewey After Conference in New York
Former Kansas governor Alf M. Landon praised New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey as the outstanding Republican possibility for the nomination. Dewey declined comment as the meeting focused on postwar business, employment, and oil issues.
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Landon
Dewey
New York
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Thomas E. Dewey
Gaithersburg Couple Back From Honeymoon
Gaithersburg announces the wedding of Arthur M. Plumme and Mary E. Price on November 24 at Clarksburg. They returned to 96 Walker Avenue and hosted a dinner at Laura Walker’s home with Mary Lou Walker co-hosting. guests included many local families and friends.
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Gaithersburg
Arthur M. Plumme
Walker Avenue
Thomas Morgan
Atno Methodist Parsonage
Clarksburg
Mary E. Price
Laura Walker
Gatthesburg
Berdaushtur
Mary Lou Walker
Philp Ho Vetter
Pfe Philip
HW. Vetter
U S.A
Art Kansars
Pfe
Harold Peddicord
New Hampstore
Samuel Ped* Dicord
Vis
Rhodes
Atlanta
Carol Wather
Lawrence Gd Darby
George Datby
Mis Lewis
Reed Mass
Ella Plummer
Merle Jacobs
Garri
AW. Aiken
Washington Grove
George Mead
Roberta Mead
Helen Mead
Dorothy Mead
Camden
N. J
Albert Osborn
Ladiesburg Family Trip Reported With Quotations Spent Midweek
Mr and Mrs Quentin Dison and their two children Douglas and Barbara along with Karg and Miss Gladys Gaver were noted as spending Wednesday in the community. The brief item records a local social gathering or visit without further details.
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Ladiesburg
Quentin Dison
Douglas
Barbara
Karg
Gladys Gaver
Maryland official backs postwar planning committee
A county legislator said the Governor is in full accord and will consult the Maryland State Planning Commission. In Rockville a special Montgomery County Commissioners session heard property owners protest tax assessments in the Clarksburg area.
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Gislator
Maryland State Planning Commission
Rockville
Montgomery County
Damascus District Property Assessments Raise Valuations
The Mon county board of assessments raised area property valuations by about 70000 dollars after recent reassessments. A few cases were adjusted and the commissioners will meet in Rockville on Monday to hear complaints from Damascus district property owners where assessments also rose.
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Mon! County Board of Assessments
Rockville
Damascus
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James Casilas
the Cedars
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Landis Fox
Kerfoot
Monroe Simpson
Anna Martin
Barn Hill
Paul Saylor
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Woodsboro
James Casfast
Jesse Smith
York
Smith —Dorris
Bud Saylor
Hall Martin
New Windsor
Bainbridge
Leslie Gros
Ghd
Albert Witte
Famly
Mary Gross
Des Moines
Edgar Smith
Annapolis
Wilbur Ro Dulin
Anne Arundel
O'Conor
Duba
State Roads Commission
Anne Arundel County
Red
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
Storm & Shipley
Coca-Cola Company
Rumford
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kransberg
Fencey Sins
KEY Hotel Bldg
Fredericktown
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