No Unified Germany At This Time
Secretary of State Marshall said a lasting European peace settlement remains distant due to Soviet frustration. He critiqued Molotov's London performance and warned that unity for Germany is not feasible now, urging focus on Western Europe and economic recovery with U.S. help.
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Anti-Inflation Bill of G.O.P. Passes House
The House passed the Republican plan for voluntary action to curb high living costs by 281 to 73, sending it to President Truman. Officials expect his signature with a statement noting inadequacy to force compulsory controls. The measure aims to curb inflation through voluntary industry agreements, price consultation, allocation and inventory controls, and a food conservation program, with further cost-of-living item parceling to Congress later.
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White House
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Congress urged action on wartime controls in 15 days
The text requests action on several wartime powers. It seeks Congress to decide within 15 days on extending export controls to February 28, 1949, restoring presidential authority to curb grain use in liquor, extending rail transportation controls beyond February 29, 1948, and maintaining wartime powers until a final decision. It outlines key dates and policy tools facing renewal.
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Congress
Authority To Give Names Is Voted By House
The House voted authority to Secretary of Agriculture Anderson to publish the names of large commodity speculators. President Truman signed the legislation with little ceremony, and Anderson indicated the list would likely be released next week with the Congressional committees' investigation. Coal production figures show a slight weekly rise. a San Francisco case reports a 74 year old man found dead by suicide.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Frederick County Turkey Industry Faces Rising Costs
About 30 000 to 35 000 turkeys are raised in Frederick County with 95 percent from Thurmont area. Poor feed and labor costs hurt profits though a late Baltimore market rally offers some relief. Large producers expect 50 to 75 cents profit per bird, while uncertainty remains high for 1948. Several top growers named include Royer, Delauter, Zen Zentz, and Terpennin. A late boost in prices is offset by market speculation and selling ahead to New York, with some birds sold well below Baltimore quotations. The industry remains a high-stakes venture driven by scale and risk.
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Frederick County
Thurmont
Dustry
Baltimore
New York
Samuel T. Royer
Ross ¥. Smith
E. G. Terpennin
George Delauter
Gaithersburg Couple Wounded In Farm Shooting
A tenant farmer near Gaithersburg shot his wife and then himself Friday evening, both injured and rushed in critical condition to Suburban Hospital Bethesda. The wife, Cora Galliday 23, suffered a side wound and arm mangling. the husband Clarence 20, was shot in the side. Residents from nearby Goshen farm relayed details, with rescue squads aiding and blood transfusions performed. Their three children were taken to the mother’s sister in Gaithersburg while both parents remained hospitalized.
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Bethesda
Reynolds Younkins
Montgomery County
Poli Cemer
Ralph Offutt
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Thomas and Co
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John McAtee
Blue Cross Seeks Authority to Raise Hospital Fees
Baltimore December 19 Blue Cross Maryland Hospital Service Inc with 543000 subscribers applied to the State Insurance Commissioner for rate increases. No amount or effective date set. Current rates 73 cents single 1.50 couple 2.00 family. Executive director says rise needed to cover higher patient care costs from hospitals and drugs.
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Birth Announcement for 9 Pound Daughter in Frederick
Mr and Mrs Edgar Barnes of Poplar Springs congratulate on the birth of a 9 pound daughter at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday December 8. The couple notes the family has been established since 1937 and mentions rising expenses as an impera tive need.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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