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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1951

Page

8

Steel Cut May Bring Smaller Automobiles

Washington reports that the National Production Authority will cut steel for passenger autos and other goods by 20 percent from early 1950 levels starting April 1 to free 1,000,000 tons for defense. The move could shrink car sizes and affect radios, TVs, refrigerators, and other appliances, while production of consumer goods may continue at high levels.

Washington National Production Authority For Day NPA Manly Fleischmann Fleischmann Detroit Wage Stabilization Board Iiefl Jtalinston 2 Eric Johnston Eronomig Mobilizatio Johnston Newsmeno S Jaywova Jlabar Ware

Ris Calcutta Death Toll Reported in February

Fragmented OCR note records a death tally related to Calcutta with unclear dates and lines. It hints at weekly totals and a February period, mentioning a fatal event and subsequent reporting but lacks readable specifics or named persons.

Ris Calcutta Tmba

Eight Frederick Families Receive Top Welfare Aid

Francis J. Connolly, executive director of Frederick County Board of Public Welfare, reports only eight families in the county receive aid this month. Top allowances are 67 dollars for a couple and 40 dollars with one child, while funds for unemployables are nonexistent. He warns subsistence standards are far from enough amid inflation, and Maryland’s welfare approach remains conservative with local rolls below state and national averages.

Frederick Board of Public Welfare Francis J. Connolly Mr. Connolly Francis Stot, Key Hotel Connolly Frederick County Direetar Cliaibie Connaily Maryland

Welfare boards face moral questions in aid to dependents

Mr Connolly criticized welfare boards for being accused of promoting immorality by funding illegitimate children while noting that families with illicit relationships are denied aid. He urged community wide concern and church support and called for cooperation from courts to locate and return absconding fathers.

Spengfield State Hospital Ritchie Hospital Connolly Cally Sthouls Welfare Board Fcourts Congress Guy Anders William Zimmerman Club John BR. Cheatham Harry Leichert, Jr

Central WSCS Meets at Mrs Fritz Home

The Women’s Society of Central Methodist held a monthly meeting at Mrs Paul Fritz’s home with worship leader Mrs James Reynolds guiding readings by several members. The president Mrs Jones led the business session, closing with a prayer circle and Lord’s Prayer. Waste paper weighing a ton is cleared from County Hall London daily.

Central Wscs Central Methodist Church Paul Fritz James Reynolds Ray Duvall Nellie Young Fritz Edward Drake Charles McA. Jones Charles Zimmerman Jones Spiritual Life Everett Cashaur County Hall London England

Medical Company Plans Recruit Drive in Frederick

The Medical Company of the 115th Infantry Regiment, Maryland National Guard, to expand from February 23 to March 3 at Frederick. The drive adds eight officers and 60 non commissioned officers of the first three grades. Opening demonstration at Frederick High School, 10:30 a.m., led by Lt. Col. Robert H. Pilgram M. C. and includes the film 29th Lets Go.

Maryland National Guard Frederick Frederick High School Robert H. Pilgram M. C Corm

Open House at Armory Show to Display Medical Company

The regimental medical unit invites the public to a March 3 open house at the Armory at 8 30 p m. The event will showcase the unit drive formations, inspection of storage lockers administrative gear and the uniformed personnel. The piece notes Mary E Outerbridge introduced tennis to the United States in 1874 per the Encyclopedia Britannica.

United States Mary E. Outerbridge

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