Oil Saving Program Discussed By Industry
The oil, coal and oil industries back a voluntary oil saving program aimed at cutting consumption by 10 percent. C Girard Devideau of the Interior Dept told a Senate subcommittee the industry hopes to work without immediate gas line rationing. Officials noted public appeals and radio drives to conserve fuel oil and coal amid shortages. Localized petroleum shortages are expected to rise next year, especially east of the Rockies, due to slow material supplies like steel. The first seven stories of a new 12 million hotel in Cincinnati are windowless with controlled air.
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Waettington
AL Qecantary
Gaa
C. Girard Devideau
Department of Interior
Senate Judiciary
Cooper
Rhys
Davidson
Petroleum, Coal and Onl
Robert Friedman
Department of the Taterier
Wertet
Friedman
United States
Rockie
Cincinnati
Court News Equity in Harrison divorce case filed
Equity Rachel Ruth Harrison files bill for absolute divorce from Leroy Harrison. Marriage licences list John 53 and Helen L Reininger 26 from Charles Town and other individuals including Maurice Floyd Ambush 22 and Shirley Elizabeth Johnson 18, Route 4 Frederick. Perry Elmer Smith 33 and Sheena Powell 24, both of North Market Street. Arnold W. Rose 34 listed as colored.
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Equity
Rachel Ruth Harrison
Leroy Harrison
John
Helen L Reininger
Charles Town
W. Va
Maurice Floyd Ambush
Dickerson
Shirley Elizabeth Johnson
Frederick
Perry Elmer Smith
North Market Street
Sheena Powell
Arnold W. Rose
Property Deeds Recorded In Hartford County And City
Deeds show Albert H. Cohen transferring to Charles E. Esworthy and wife for 10 dollars in Hartford city. Another Cohen transfer to William H. Oden and wife for 10 dollars. Mary Tabler Summers and husband transfer to Nuel Edward Abrecht and wife for 10 dollars in city. Joe Wary and wife to Nev in Jackson and wife for 10 dollars in county. Nev in Jackson and wife to rai Fisher and wife for 20 dollars in county. Say you saw it in The News.
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Micomfiela
Ana Mane
Tharpe
Hartford
Conn
Albert H. Cohen
Charles E. Esworthy
Wiliam H. Oden
Mary Tabler Summers
Nuel Edward Abrecht
Joseph Wary
Nevin
Jackson
Rai
Fisher
Plan To Cut Potato Production Cancelled
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson announced the cancellation of a scheduled reduction in 1948 potato production goals in seven Eastern States and West Texas. The affected commercial early potato states include South Carolina New Jersey North Carolina Virginia Maryland Delaware and Long Island New York December date unspecified.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
West Texas
South Carolna
New Jersey
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Long Island
State PMA Chairs Warn of Production Goal Reductions
Eight states were notified that earlier production goals were cut. State chairmen and committee men advised him that the reductions were impracticable and could jeopardize 1948 goal compliance. The secretary, while acknowledging the judgment, asked the states 19.
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PMA
Anderson
Agricultural Policy Ends Potato Acreage Expansion
The plan reduces potato acreage to minimize price support operations and stabilize market costs. Government officials say the move targets supply control while maintaining farmer income and regional production.
Language distribution across Swiss cantons
The text notes that French is spoken in five of Switzerland’s 25 cantons and German in 18 others. It also mentions Italian and Romansch being used in the country.
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Kiloer
Dept. T. Kalmeer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Coon
NORGE
Storm & Shipley
Court News
R. Patrick Turner
Walkersville
P. O. Box
Frederick, Md
Tion
Vooce Monocacy Motors, Inc
Pmo
N Market Street
DODGE
Fisher O* Proces
Chevrolet
Chevistet
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East
Patrick Street
Graphive
Wspra
Hammond
Whitesel Music CO
W. Franklin St
Hagerstown
Santa
Silvertone Portable
Vahie
Silvertone Radio
Silvertone
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Hethive
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