Taft-Hartley repeal push dominates radio address
Washington February 4 The administration’s drive for new labor legislation goes to a national NBC radio audience as Senator Myers Democratic whip lambasts Taft Hartley. He argues repeal would restore free collective bargaining and decency in America's labor system. Republicans counter with Attorney General Clark’s national emergency strike powers page. Taft predicts two thirds of Taft-Hartley will be retained in new legislation.
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Washington
Myers
Dps
Bill Myers
NBC
Orient
America
Uals
Taft-Hartley
Clark Pernally
Taft-Hamley
Ark
Taft
R- Io
Clark
Senate
Mwell
Morse
R-Ore
Imon E. Roth
San Francisco
Mount St Marys graduates seven mid year students
Seven St Marys Mount graduates from Emmitsburg and nearby towns conclude their mid year studies as the semester ends February 3. Registrar John M. Reddy notes the seven will return June 8 for diplomas alongside 120 others, marking the final mid year class before normal schedules resume February 7.
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St. St. Marys Wlege
Emtsburg
MD. Hegistrar
John M. Reddy
William A. Ker
Louis T. Wahi
Emfisburg
Arthur J. Roth
Gettys
Richard D. Mahrer
Eckson Heights
Daniel J. Vle
Tamaqua
Thomas Chin
Shamokin
Joseph Bushek
Shenandoah
Ithe
Mount
Registe Roddy
Back to Farm Housing Urged by Airman in Washington
Airman Maybank of the Barking Committee urged returning dwellers to rural areas to improve housing. He argued land is cheaper and savings possible building in rural regions. Administrator Foley endorsed long range housing plans allocating about 1.05 million subsidized low income dwellings, noting rural housing needs were underrepresented.
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Washington
Fes
Amaybank SC
Barking Committee
Eas
Maybank
Raymond M. Foley
Senate Amuttes
Meybank
Foley
Six-Cent Steak Dinner and Sailfish in Acapulco Tale
Mr and Mrs Richard Kline recount a Mexico trip with a six cent steak dinner, 30 cent corsage, and 11 sailfish caught off Acapulco where three were hauled in by Mr Kline. They describe favorable pesos to dollar rates, floating gardens, and visits to ancient pyramids and Taxco silver mines during a four week 6,000 mile journey.
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Mexico
Pacific
Mirs
Richard F
Afrs
Kline
Grove Boulevard
HK Lines
Venice
Mexico City
Egypt
Taxco
Keep Production Costs At Minimum He Advises
Maryland dairymen should plan now to minimize costs to sustain profits in 1949 and beyond. Extension dairyman Marvin F. Senger lists six steps including culling low producers, balanced rations, low-cost feeds, herd health, maintaining herd size, and higher labor efficiency to curb expenses and boost net profits.
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Maryland
Marvin FE. Senger
Extension
University of Maryland
Tess
Senger
Milk Industry Is a Principal Asset in Maryland Prosperity
Industry levels in Maryland are highlighted as a key asset in state prosperity. Government data show a 1935-29 national rise in all foods with home-delivered milk costs rising slowly. Maryland dairy assets emphasize a value of 41,528,000 tied to 219,098 milk cows producing 345,000,060 quarts in 1947. Average production per cow reached 2,488 quarts, with farmers earning 556,689,900 in cash income amid rising use for drinking and cooking.
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Foundation
Maryhland
Indust Foundation
Mlary- Jengs
Maryland
Grange Past Masters Meet and Movie Day Highlights
Middletown Valley Grange held Past Masters night January 27 with two films Conservation Day at Thrasher farm and The Story of Milk by the Milmx Association. A Maryland quiz and remarks by Paul Koblentz noted. Ballenger Grange discussed movie day at Th farm and Daylight Saving time. Carroll Manor Grange plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting with a conservation film.
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Middletown Valley Grange
Thrasher Farm
Me- Milx Association
Maryland
S Leslie Shafer
J. Homer Remsberg
Cecil K. Holter
J. Vernon Coblentz
Charles Ho Remsbu
Lether Miller
Wolard
Holter
Philip O. Cole
Maurice Ahalt
Cyrus McBride
Aferhle Wert
Frank H. Carmer
Paul KO Coblentz
Ballenger Grange
Ballenges Grange
Feagaville
John Renu Brent
Pyvsrane
Kinval
Re Committee
Harry
Robert Bhiar
Thurmont Grange
Richard D. Hammond
New Market Grange
Franklin Haas
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Carroll Manor Grange
Adamstown
Jefferson
Maryland Pig Crop Falls Short Of Nation In 1929
Maryland swine producers forecast a 3 to 4 percent drop in the spring pig crop, contrasting with a roughly 10 percent rise in the national total. Agricultural economist R. P. Callaway says hog prices will likely ease from last year, with a possible short-term uptick in February and March as marketing expands in April after last fall’s eight percent larger crop. Total meat supplies not expected to rise sharply, and high consumer income appears to persist despite changes.
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Maryland
Free State
United
R. P. Callaway
University of Maryland
Callaway
Mark
Notable speaker Dr Kelley to discuss psychology series
On Tuesday Dr Kelley a Wake Forest psychiatry professor will speak as part of a winter series presented by the Frederick County Teachers Association. Kelley a California-born physician with a U S Army service record and author of 22 Cells in Nürnberg previously directed a San Francisco hospital and serves as psychiatry consultant in European theaters. He is at work on a book on race prejudice and group psychotherapy. A yellow crocus bloomed in Mrs. John Bare’s Sherman avenue yard Friday.
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Kelley
Bowman Gray
Columbia
Ina
San Francisco City and County
John Bare
Sherman Avenue
Health notes on diet and digestion include fish and phosphorus
A Hood College Home Economic class notes that smoking can curb hunger, a vegetarian diet may affect development unless foods from animals are included, chewing gum rarely aids digestion, and fish supplies phosphorus for nervous tissue while meat and dairy are phosphorus rich. The piece also reports Mercersburg Academy concert band selections for tray son R Bowers and Martin L Bowers of Frederick.
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Hood College
Rand Mercersburg
Trayson R. Bowers
Martin L. Bowers
Route No. 5
Frederick
Mercersburg Academy
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