Inflation Danger Not Over Says Truman in News Conference
President Truman warned inflation remains a major threat despite a market decline. He urged Congress to grant him powers to curb costs, called for a savings drive from April 15 to June 30, and noted no shift in anti inflation policy.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Afr
Wolcott R-Michef
House Banking Committee
Wolcott
Robert Boylan
New York Stocks Exchange
Atlanta
Boylan
Senate
International Wheat Council
Rep
Robertson
R-Nd
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Charles Slaughter
New York
Employment openings in Tidewater and cinema boards
Job listings announce vacancies in various departments including chief stationary engineer senior stenographer inspector and chief clerk. Salaries range from 1700 to 3500 with several titles under the Department of Tidewater Fisheries and the Board of Motion Picture Censors. Applications must be mailed no later than March 1, 1948.
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Department OF Tidewater Fisheries
Board OF Motion Picture Censors
Ask Clark To Rule On Labor Law Debate
Washington February 12 a House Labor Committee member urged Attorney General Clark be asked to rule on the Taft Hartley Act's political activity section He said the law was not meant to curb free speech in bona fide labor newspapers Rep Brehm criticized the CIO News endorsement of a Maryland Democrat and warned of amending the law if Clark confirms it bans CIO political expression in union papers He added some see an effort to indict Murray and the CIO as a larger clash over endorsements under Taft Hartley
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Clark
Rep
Brehm
Ohio
House
Congress
Congress of Industrial Organization
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
Maryland
Uver
Alurray
Joint accounts liable to Md inheritance tax
Baltimore February 1 2 0 Funds transferred from either spouse to a joint account are subject to Maryland inheritance tax if established in contemplation of death. Richard W. Case assistant attorney general said the full value of the joint account is taxable in such cases.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Richard W. Case
Daily Record
J. Asbury Holloway
Wicomico County
Case
Luncheon Meeting Of 4-H Clubs In Frederick County
Frederick County Boys 4 H Club leaders gathered at Hotel Frederick on a Wednesday luncheon despite bad weather. Fourteen leaders attended with speakers including Br George Green on livestock sanitary issues and Mylo S Downey on engaging older rural youths in 4 H work.
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Frederick County
Frederick
George Green
Mylo S. Downey
Lou Davis
Millard Smith
Petersville
Sterling Clabaugh
Keymar
Donald Sause
Robert Windsor, Jr
Urbana
Holmes Baker
John Berner
Unionville
Harold Roderick
Staley Hahn
Walkersvile
William Staley
Arthur Cook Ballenger
Wolford Wolfe
Wolfsville
Doty
Doty Reneburg
Jefferson
Maurice Ahab
Middletown
and Thomas Ludy
Myersville
Wharton Graduate Beard Receives B S Degree
Wharton School graduate Mr Beard son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Beard of Washington Street earned a Bachelor of Science degree on February 7 and has accepted a public accounting position in Philadelphia.
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Beard
Paul L Beard
Washington Street
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelpha
British Envoy to U.S. Named Sir Oliver Franks Ambassador
Britain selected Sir Oliver Franks, an economist linked to the Marshall Plan, as Ambassador to the United States. At 43, he becomes Britain's top diplomat, replacing Lord Inverchapel who retires after serving since 1906 and will finish his term in May. Franks has been associated with Queen's College Oxford and the Ministry of Supply and previously taught philosophy.
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London
Britain
Sir Oliver Franks
United States
Lord Linverchapel
Washington
Lord Inverchapel
Foreign
Paris
Oliver
Queen's College
Oxford
Ministry of Supply
Sir Oliver
Queen’s College
University of Glasgow
University of Chicago
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Rome
Tehran
Archibald Clark Kerr
Tangier
Cairo
Chile
Sweden
China
Moscow
Foreign Office
Inverchapel
Calvary Methodist Class Meeting at Carroll Parkway
The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Methodist Church met at Mrs. Walter Eiker’s home with hostesses Mrs. Woodrow Fox and Mrs. Roy Knill. After devotions yearly reports were given and a social hour followed. The annual banquet is set for February 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the parish hall.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Walter Eiker
Carroll Parkway
Woodrow Fox
Roy Knill
Three In One Family Slain in Randolph County Farm
At a farm home near Pickens Randolph county three members of the Johnson family were shot and killed and a fourth injured. Victims include Mrs Lydia Johnson about 55 Beatrice Johnson 9 and Denver Johnson 17. Beanie Champ 11 was wounded in the face and hospitalized. Police investigate with reports limited by isolation and no phone service.
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Elkins. W. Ve
Pickens
Randolph County
Lydia Johnson
William E. Johnson
Beatrice Johnson
Denver Johnson
Beanie Champ
Johnsons
Bonnie Champ
Beatrice
Mrs. Johnson
Maryland Fishery Decline Cited by Expert
Dr. R V Truitt, head of research for Maryland Board of Natural Resources, warns that oyster and fishery resources show a pattern of decline. He notes oyster production fell from 15,000,009 pounds in 1885 to 2,000,000 and shad harvest dropped from 7,500,000 pounds to 500,000. He advocates education as essential to conservation at local and national levels. Frederik County farmers may tour Europe next spring under Farmers Friendship Tours.
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Baltimore
Maryland
RV. Truitt
Board of Natural Resources
Europe
Frederik County
International Federation of Agriculture Producers of the World
Paris
Farmers Friendship Tours, Inc
Vermont Ave
N. W. Washington
France
England
St. Washington
New York
America
London
Pily, Maryland Directs Effort Amid Speed Emphasis
Pily, Maryland is directing some effort in this direction. Speed is seemtial.
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Pily
Maryland
Flour And Butter Prices Fall In Baltimore Markets
In Baltimore on February 12 the price of flour and butter dropped again at a large chain grocery. Stores expect further reductions tomorrow or next week while other grocers foresee a leveling off with no drastic price breaks. A 10 pound flour sack sold for 89 cents today after 95 cents yesterday.
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Baltimore
Price Fluctuations Reported Across Goods Last Week
Last week prices show butter at 51.05 at the same store with other cuts at 90 and 1. Meats held steady while dealers anticipate further cuts next week. Soap bars at one chain fell by one cent and soap flakes dropped seven cents comparing to yesterday and last week.
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W. Briscoe
Evelyn Fox
Cor Preyer
Loar
Delores F Ausherman
Wen B
Florence Lichthorn
Dejia Ausherman
Herman Rice
Mollie Rice
Edith Stauffer
Bate Linton
Ear
Rice
Man
Ear Obrran
Bate Loar
Florence Lightborn
Dori Lines
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Ballimere 2
MT Balliant
Anion
Joe
Wharton Graduate
Faw Hammond Beard
U.S
St.Joseph
Busco
Krusco
Brosius Engineering
West Church St
Mars Opticians Yee
Market Street
Motorola
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
West Patrick St
Venecer-Mill
Woodsboro Veneers Lumber Company
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market
Frederick. MD
Rexall
Las
Dorothy Gray
Woodbury
Page & Shaw
Valentine
OLD Dominion Chocolates
OLD Dominion (Cavilier
Vicks VA
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Federal Depoert Insurance Corporation
Harionet Browing Company of
Luck Shoe
N. Market ST
Frederick Paint & Glass Store
North Market
Frederick, Md
Nicodemus
North Court
Hemby
Route 40
New Market, Md
W. T. Rawleigh Dealership
West
E. E. Guyton
Wayne E. Feaga
West Patrick
Sid
Gilbert
North Market ST
the Whitesel Music Co
Hagerstown
Jose Iturbs
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W. Franklin ST
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