Forrestal Urges Accord Among Armed Forces Heads
Defense Secretary Forrestal calls for tighter authority in the national defense system and steps to align the three services. He also seeks an automatic Undersecretary to act when the chief is absent as part of the first annual report to President Truman.
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Defense
Forrestal
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Navy
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Ciue
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Forrestzi
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Air Reserve
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UMIT
Air Guard
Stalin Lulls Critics With Charming Persona At Burton Wood
Walter Bedell Smith said Stalin has a charming personality when he chooses, but can be stern. Smith, en route to Washington from Moscow, expects Truman to accept his resignation as ambassador. He last saw Stalin months ago, who appeared fit and well. Mo and Mrs James Unger celebrate silver wedding at 34 East Patrick Street with a Christmas Day dinner for guests including Raleigh Boaze and others.
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U.S
Burton Wood
Eng
Walter Bedell Smith
Stalin
U. S
Smith
Washington
Moscow
Truman
Soviet Union
James Unger
East Patrick Street
Myr
Raleigh S. Boaze
Frederick
J. S. Boazee
Orcille Holtz
McConnelisburg
Raleigh Bozze, Jr
Ronald Boaze
Increase In Employment In Maryland In Mid November
Maryland business and industry employed 722,800 in mid November, at least 34,700 above the same month in 1947. Chairman Russell S. Davis of the Employment Security Board reported today. He noted the year 1938 is the first since the end of the war that apparel production has returned to its prewar seasonal fluctuations. The November employment shows gains in agricultural occupations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Russell S. Davis
Employment Security Board
Employment gains in 1958 show steady growth despite declines
In a year end report economist Davis notes a 3,800 gain over October 1948 but 50 percent short of 1947. He cites manufacturing layoffs and reduced food and clothing output as the main cause. Overall employment rose across most sectors, with gains in trade, services, finance, real estate, construction, transportation, and government, while manufacturing remained flat. Baltimore reports slight improvement for P H L Jencken after a stroke on November 23.
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Davis
Surance
Year-Old Youth Suffers 22nd Break
Clear Spring reports four year old Raymond Kline has spent most of his life in a cast due to a rare bone condition with very brittle bones. He suffered his 22nd fracture today when his left arm broke while playing in bed with toys. his right arm remains in a partial cast from a previous injury.
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Raymond Kline
Archi Cohen
Cohen Sad Moad
Estate actions and notices from Frederick area court
Letters of administration were granted to Martha E Pofinberger on Roy E Pofinberger estate real estate valued 750 and personal property 300. Clara N Gross named executrix of Mamie Sewell estate. First and final admin account for John R Ewell estate ratified. total 12 368 35 with 11 440 99 distributed. Lost at sea report: Mrs Edward L McHugh says husband lost from ship from France to Norfolk. Andorra noted as world smallest republic.
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Ewen
Orphans’ Court
Martha E. Pofinberger
Roy E. Pofinberger
Flora B. Fox
Samuel C. Fox
Clara N. Gross
Mamie Sewell
W. Jerome Ojtutt
Charles 8. Houck
Clara Grove Ewell
John R. Ewell
Baltimore
Edward L. McHugh
France
Norfolk
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