War Material Output Seen Rising in 1951, Wilson Says
Washington noted mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson forecast 50 to 100 percent more war material would roll off U.S. production lines in 1951 than in the first year after Pearl Harbor. He testified before a Senate House panel that America is in far better production shape than on the eve of World War II and expressed optimism about industry’s capacity to supply war goods.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Senate House
Wilson
United States
Alan Valentine
Valentine
Economic Stabilization Administration
ESA
Stage Stabilization Board
Brnese
Senate House Committee
Robertson
Edison
Defense Industries
Lune
Truman
Michael V. DiAsatte
Congressional Committee
Capital Hill
White House
Wilpgon
aWhich
Senate
General Electric
Lucius Clay
Dwight D. Hbisenhower
New York
Sidney Weinberg
Christmas Luncheon Served by Frederick Lions Club
The Frederick Lions Club hosted a Christmas luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Lion Rayhy Specht appeared as Santa in a Hammy persona, delivering gifts. The program, led by Lion Roy Walter and featuring Franklin N. Shipley, carols, and piano by George Schroe ser Jr, included guest A I Ellin and remarks on Salvation Army kettle donations.
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Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Thuradig
Santa Claus
Ut Lion Rayhy
Lion Rayhy
Bante Claus
Frederick
Lion Roy Walter
Franklin N. Shipley
Arthur Remsberg
George T. Schroeser Jr
Alvey V. Renn
A. I. Ellin
Herman Berard
Salvation Army
Bob Rothenhoefer
Bill Simmons
This City
Jack Jamison
Hagerstown
Juveniles Apprehended for Fountain Mills Property Depredations
State Police and the Sheriff report three boys were apprehended for recent vandalism in Fountain Mills. They admitted breaking into the Pleasant Grove Community Hall last Saturday, sprinkling salt on floors and stoves, and damaging a piano. They also confessed to entering Robert Windsor's house in the same area on multiple occasions, causing glass and lock damage. The youths have been referred to the County Probation Officer.
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Fountain Mills
Pleasant Grove
Robert Windsor
Windsor House
Drainage Diversion Suit Filed in Woodsboro
The Burgess and Commissioners of Woodsboro and two residents sued John Wilbur Miller and Esther Miller to stop obstruction of a natural drainage water course behind multiple properties near Frederick Street and the canning plant. The Smiths, owners on the southeast corner, claim years of drainage flow across their lots and the highway, now blocked, causing stagnant water. they seek court action to restore flow and compel appearance.
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Woodsbor's
Woodsboro
Equity Court
Raymond L
Mary €. Smith
John Wilbur Miller
Esther E. Miller
Harry C. Boreus
Smiths
W. Clinton
James McSherry
Frederick Street
Canning
Millers
Thornton Davis
Allen Bowers
Miriam Bowers
Smith
II Arrested By State Police In Gaming Raids
Eleven people were arrested in two gambling raids by State Police, nine in Laurel and two in Ellicott City. One Baltimore man, Patrick Clarke, 7, was seized on gambling charges. he had prior Rocway Towers convictions and parole after a year. The operation followed a four month investigation conducted with no prior notice to Anne Arundel authorities.
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Baltimore
Laurel
Ellicott City
Patrick
Clarke
Rocway Towers
Howard
Anne Arunde County
Cantata Chimes of the Holy Night by Parkway Edgewood choirs
The combined choirs of Parkway and Edgewood Churches of God present a Christmas cantata titled Chimes of the Holy Night on Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Parkway church under director Mrs Donald Sullivan with Mrs Ralph Putman as accompanist.
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Parkway
Edgewood
Feld
Singanore Grange
Earl Remsberg
Ralph Baltzell
Contractors May Get Franchise Of Colts
Two Baltimore contractors Saul Silberman and Ralph De Chiara expressed interest in taking over the Baltimore Colts franchise. They will meet a committee of 200 stockholders who own the club. Abe Watner will decide by December 31. Debts question looms as the club faces bankruptcy with about 0.9 million in losses.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Saul Silberman
Ralph de Chiara
Vfferord
Abe Watner
Orgation
Watner
Silberman
de Chiara
Randall Park Vaite
Ohio
Warner
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
Marshall
National Football League
All-America
GM Agrees To Rollback Car Prices In 1951 Shakeup
GM lifts ban on sale of Chevrolet Pontiac and Cadillac cars at 1950 model prices after ESA price order, United States firms clash with price freeze. Chrysler Ford Nash also respond. GM seeks modification but ESA rejects. NLRB upholds unfair labor practices charges against Blairchild cafeteria operator in Hagerstown plant. reinstatement and compensation ordered.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pont
Cadillac
Economic Stabilization Agency
FGM
Ford
Chrysler
Nash
Buick
ESA
BSA
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Focas
Hagerstown
Blairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Lee Best
Lee E. Stine
Four UAW union activity case involving four workers
The four employees Rose Doyle Harold E Churchey Virgie Daley and Bessie Gorman were fired during a United Automobile Workers organizing drive. In 1949 the board ordered Stine to stop questioning workers about their union activities and warned against reprisals or actions discouraging UAW affiliation.
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Rose Doyle
Harold E. Churchey
Virgie Daley
Bessie Gorman
United Automobile Workers of America
CIG
Alexa
Stine
UAW
US S Ready To Send Bombers To Indo China
The United States plans to dispatch about 30 B 26 bombers to Indo China to bolster French forces against Communist rebels. Two squadrons totaling 30 planes will be flown by American crews and turned over to the French and Indochinese loyalists as a show of resolve to block Communist power in the region.
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Washington
United States
Indo-China
Indo- China
Two Operating Table Deaths In Baltimore Report
A Baltimore grand jury concluded two Sinai hospital deaths could have been avoided due to a gas-tank mixup during appendectomy anesthesia. No gross negligence indictments found, citing insufficient evidence to name individuals.
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Baltimore
Sinai Hospital
Grand jury urged stricter anesthesia safety laws
The grand jury urged a ban on the present type of anesthesia table and demanded individual foolproof couplings for each tank to prevent interchange. They said a second death might have been prevented with an autopsy after the first case and recommended autopsies after any death following anesthesia. They also urged that only certified anesthetists practice. Details were provided by State's Attorney J. Bernard Wells's office.
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J. Bernard Wells
First Objection to State Constitutional Convention
Baltimore December 21 The first on the record objection to calling a new State constitutional convention was raised in a Legislative Council session Senator Goldstein of Calvert urged deferral of the convention in view of the war emergency and said changes in gas tank manufacture had been advised by medical authorities to prevent interchanging equipment.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Goldstein
D-Calvert
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