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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1949

Page

4

Labor unions push for higher pensions in 1948 talks

Walter Reuther and the UAW CIO press pension demands of at least 100 dollars a month for 1948 contract talks while Truman endorses expanded social security. Steel and coal groups seek broader benefits, automakers face higher costs, and Congress backing grows as wage and price pressures mount amid a looming tax rise to fund welfare programs. Market prices noted include Wheat 2.13 dollars, Corn 6.50, Baker 1.20.

Congress Walter Reuther Uaw-Cio Truman Heather Usry Jobs L. Lews Conmirset CAW

Babson Urges Spin Wheel Over Machines For Jobs

Roger W Babson at Babson Park Fla FEB 3 argues machines threaten jobs and urges continued mechanization for productivity. He cites shifts in energy sources since Abe Lincoln era and calls for investment in modernization housing roads and infrastructure to raise growth and consumer spending by 1950 55. He urges Truman to foster venture capital and stable policy to prevent timid investment and ensure wages rise with productivity.

Roger W. Babson Babson Park Fla R. Gandhi Abe Babson Indus America Russia Dori Bisme Truman Venture Ca Contt

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Columns

Fifty years ago on February 2 1999 local notes report MR WILLIAM ANDERSON ice dealer increasing storage capacity to fifteen hundred tons and thick clear pond ice. A new dwelling of EUGENE WADE near Boyds burned while a servant room fire broke out damaging interior spaces. LIBERTY copper mine shaft pumping resumes with a new pump after a breakdown. CALVIN NUTT painter sustained slow improvement at Monte re Hospital after an injury near the city.

William Anderson Anderson Eugene Wade Buck Lodge Montgomery County Boyds HICH Liberty Expo France Chevalieer Calvin Nutt Monterue Hospital

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

February 3, 1929 reports outline plans to embody reforms along H and FL rail street between College and include the Panama Canal. A movement begins at stronggem court to boost fire-fighting funding. Sponsored by the Home and Community League.

the News Re H Panama Canal Strontgemerr Court Home End Community League

Still Waiting For Reds To Return Battleship

An OCR fragmented item notes delays and protests involving a battleship and naval delays. It references a Soviet statement on agreements, a meeting in Nepal, and unclear dates. Names and details are garbled, but the tone suggests a wartime or Cold War era notice about naval returns and diplomatic stances.

Old Iron Cannon of Frederick Killed Man When Fired Last

A lengthy Frederick Chronicle piece recalls Cannon Hill a southern Frederick ground later leveled for industry. The old Revolutionary War cannon, linked to Catoctin Furnace origins, was fired last in 1840 by gunner Duvall and exploded from crew error, becoming a city landmark.

Joe Eisenhauer Frederick Cannon Hill East South East All Saints Street Carrell Street Market Cannon Hhi Bentztown Itown Hallerstown Zeiglers Schleysville Jory Catoctin Furn Barracks State School For the Deaf West Fourth and Gentz Midstreet Park Maryland School For the Deaf Fredericktown Frederick County John Hanson, Jr Peyton Ioh Brand India Canada General Gage Lord Dunmore Ohio Kantucky Frederi Arms and Ammunition Hanson Lord Dunmeore Virginia Old Dominion Maryland John Connolly Pennsylvania Scotland J. F. D. Smith Hagerstown Smith United States of America London Saratoga Constellancen William Henry Harrison Duvall Williams Robert James West Street Harry C. James Catoctin Furnace Johnson Brothers Potomac Shepherdstown Robert Fulton Hudson Hempton Roads Isabella Catoc Deborah Leonard Calvert and Son Roger James On Broeshers Thomas Baker Johnson Blackford Johnson Willougt Thomas Mayberry John B Ames P John B. Kunkel Fhoro Frank Keefer West Fourth Beniz Streets Marylan

Grand Master Visits Frederick Lodge in I O O F

The Grand Master and officials visited Frederick Lodge I O O F and reviewed lodge principles. Past Master Elmer Brown of Frederick City Lodge introduced the visitors and new members. Special Deputy Grand Master Wil Snyder and Maurice A. Ramsbury led the event with other dignitaries.

Frederick Lodge W Gran Cumbert Frederick Ebel Grand Deg Oraere Lodge Elmer Brown Frede City Lodge

Birthday Party for Mrs Warne Frook’s Daughter

A birthday gathering honored the daughter of Susan Warne Frook and Charioette Herd. Attendees included Barbara Herd, Buddy Baker, Sally Baker, Virginia Wachter, Bonnie Adams, Mrs Carl Bender and her son Witliam, plus Andy Hobbs and Miss Lonna K Funk.

Barber Susan Warne Frook Charioette Herd Barbara Herd Buddy Baker Sally Baker Virginia Wachter Bonnie Adams Carl Bender Witliam Ndyi Hobbs Lonna K. Funk

Hood A A party to sponsor second series fete

College students will try their luck at the first organization sponsored fete of the second series gathering in room for the party on February 3 to 10:30 pm. Diane Wasserman and Miss Lucille EmIlown of Pa. are listed as chairs. Refreshments and prizes donated will be awarded.

Juvenile Court Hearings Set Over Larceny Robbery Case

Five juveniles involved in a recent filing station larceny near Freder are scheduled for juvenile court hearings on February . Three are also charged in the robbery at Baker Towling Alleys near City Hall on North Market Street.

Freder Bakger City Haillon North Market Street

Washington Daybook: GOP infighting and housing bill feints

Washington’s daybook sketches Republican quarrels as insurgents press civil rights and farm price parity, Taft clarifies tactics, Lemke and Burdick demand full parity, and a House Labor Committee clerk controversy exposes patronage.

Tris Coffin Washington Homer Ferguson Republic Michigan Ne York Times Senate Ralph Flanders Vermont Charles Tobey New Hampshire New England Tobey Banking and Currency Committee Kar Bowles Robert Taft North Dakota Bill Lemke Luther Burdick

Chaotic State Lesson From Misused English Word

A reader notes common errors and proper usage of words like inside versus within and often versus microscopic. It highlights pronunciation tips, spelling hints, and synonym choices while presenting a sample sentence about a chaotic state of affairs.

Chaot Hout

Mass eviction ban eyed in new rent control bill

Kington February 3. Pi-Congress may write a ban against mass eviction of tenants into is new rent control bill. Chairman Spence D Ky of the House Banking committee said today.

Kington Congress Spence House Banking Committee

Russia and United States May Hold High Level Peace Talks

Washington discusses the likelihood of a Soviet American top level meeting to negotiate an end to the Cold War. Officials caution that concrete action is needed and urge setting a date six months hence for exploratory talks among deputies and ambassadors from the United States Great Britain and France to prepare a clear statement of positions.

Washington Russia America United States Truman Stalin Vinson Moscow Congress Stelin Far East Great Britain France

Convocation at Hood College Highlights Life and Growth

Hood College opened the second semester of its fifty sixth academic year with a convocation in Brodbeck Hall. Dr Tead spoke on Effectiveness in College Life noting that life at Hood provides meaning value and support shaping a satisfying college experience.

Yead Hig New York City Hood College Brobeck Hall Tead Iok Tead Siven Andrew G. Truxal Martha M. Reddick

Berlin Test of Red Sincerity in Soviet Talks

The article reports on Soviet and Western positions after Dean Acheson said the American and Russian leaders cannot meet alone. It notes potential for a broader meeting with other nations, the Atlantic Pact, and Western unity as crucial factors amid the blockade and tensions. Moscow had not yet publicized its reply to Acheson.

House Labor Committee Walter Reuth John Lesinski Michigan Democrat Lesinski Heather John Frank Hook Hook House Fiser Senate CIO John Kennedy 3Nigan Frank Ho Kennedy Frankdom Gisbo Syndon Uni Moscow Acheson Pravdn Savees New York Daily Worker Washington

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