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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1950

Page

4

Truman Battles Hoover Talk On Isolationism In White House

President Truman denounced Hoover’s isolationist stance as false and insisted the nation will not return to isolationism. He addressed comments sparked by Hoover’s New York policy speech, called for continued aid to Europe, and discussed public opinion, foreign policy plans, and wartime era controls.

Washington Truman Europe Hoover New York Moover Korea Japan British Isles U. S Whiteouse White House Truan United States Stanton Griffis Spain France Madrid Congress Chesapeake Bay Formosa Generlissimo Chiang Kai-Shek China U.S Byrd Cd-Va Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Notable 19th Century Figures and Today in History

Anniversaries and birthdays chronicle Goodyear Johnson Pike Mitchell Paton and others with brief notes on birthplaces and death dates. Today in History covers Texas joining the Union, early Y M C A, and wartime events, followed by births of several politicians and an astrology note. Also reports a church appointment, a teen dance attendance, and Tito’s warning in Belgrade.

Charles Goodyear New Haven Conn Andrew Johnson Greenville Tenn Lincoln Raleigh N.C Albert Pike Ohio Republic of Texas Union Boston Dresden Germany United States Congress Philippines Japan

New Controls On Economy in Defense Drive

Washington reports new controls to curb spending and direct production as the government tightens money and hoards key materials. The Fed orders $2 billion of deposits held in reserve, restricting consumer and business lending. The National Production Authority makes rubber a government import and distribution monopoly. Hoarding of essential metals like steel and lumber is banned, with penalties. International Harvester approves a voluntary price rollback to December 1 levels amid demands for data. The move targets black market activity and aims to safeguard defense needs.

Washington U. S Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System National Production Authority U.S Phat Michael DiSalle International Harvester Co DiSalle

Scrapped Scrap Materials and Chemical Mention In NPR Ban Context

A spokesman for NPR interpreted the ban on accumulating paper and paper products beyond reasonable demands as applying to newsprint and other printed paper. The fragment also lists various metals and chemicals, including antimony, asbestos, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, lead, magnesium, nickel, platinum, tin, tungsten, vanadium, zinc, and non-ferrous scrap, as well as solvents and plastics like methanol, methylene chloride, glyceryl, and polystyrene.

NPR

Clarksburg Christmas Event At Church and Hall

Clarksburg Methodist church held a Christmas program with Ora King in charge and Iris King at the piano. The young choir sang as Rev. Jack Ammon led carols. Afterward the community tree on Route 240 was lit and Santa gave candy and oranges to children. A community gathering with cookies and hot chocolate followed in the hall.

Central Methodist Church Roy Duvall Harry Etzler Charles Jones Stevens Clara Jones Paul Jones Clarksburg Methodist Consgregation Ora King Iris King Jack Ammon William Purdum Kenneth King Clarksburg Community Association Route 240 Clarksburg Edward Deets John Redgrave Joseph Andrews Gander Dateo Sam Umberger Charles E. Stadley Jack Klein Ammon Association Ralph F. Marts Santa Claus Fletcher Bennett J. Glaze James Purdum

Quinn Named Maryland Governor Assistant From Party Hops

A. W. Quinn of Baltimore will become Assistant to Maryland Governor elect Theodore R. Mecheldin on January 1. A Democrat, Quinn has served in journalism and politics across Pennsylvania and Virginia, making him possibly the first to hold governor’s aide posts for rival parties in different states. His annual pay is reported at $10,000.

Baltimore Deeree Albert W. Quinn Theodore R. Mecheldin Homer A. Holt Holt West Virginia Quinn Jermyn Scranton Republican the Tribune Brooklyn Daily Eagle Pennsylvania City Hall Scranton Sun Charleston What Gazette Charlottesville Daily Progress Baltimore Sun Maryland

West Germany to Cut Output Amid Material Shortage

West Germany plans production cuts as a severe materials shortage impacts key industries. An American official said the shortage will curb mobilization and force allocation of scarce materials to defense needs, with supply constraints likely lasting weeks. authorities discuss curbs on nonessential goods to meet defense demands.

Rankfurt Germany Jean Caltier West Germany Cather Cue Permagiy Toon Bate Few Wehrdacht Rade Teast

West Germany defense output and labor pool discussed

An analysis notes West Germany is the only highly industrial West European country with a fully satilivesd capital supply and a labor pool capable of meeting expanding industrial output for defense. It contrasts Germany with Italy and Belgium and cites equal importance of products in production. A teacher quiz asks for the Great Lakes names.

Cathey Cherauna Beau West Germany TUREE West Europe Ialy Belgium

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