Profits and wages in war to peacetime shift explored
A discussion of 1946 corporate profits versus peacetime levels surveys by Joseph Tiacinin and Martin Lamping. The study notes profits returning to normal ranges, compares tax effects, and highlights that stockholders received far more in distributions than workers, even as employment rose.
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Ius
Tne
Jiles Tiacinien
Associat
New York University
Martin KR. Lamping
Sears Tidal
Sears
Pat Pasabds Tors
Eite
Today In History Highlights From Long-ago Anniversaries
A jumbled list recalls births and deaths of notable figures such as Winslow Homer and Albert Winship, plus historical events including the Indian Revolution and debates in Congress. Birthdays include Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and Gov Ralph F. Gates, with varying ages and origins across multiple states.
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Willam
Crawford
Georgia
Nelson Co
Helms
America
Leyden
Mass
Ides
George W. Curtis
New York
Providence
Roe Corit
Winslow Homer
Sta
Boston
Albert FE. Winship
The
Journal of Education
West Fridgewater
Greek War Relief Drive Seeks 810000 in Frederick County
The Frederick county Greek War Relief committee launches a two week drive to raise 3 million dollars for medical equipment medicines and care for Greek war veterans and orphans. They have already collected garments and donated them to Greece and aim to fund health centers and clinics plus child care programs. Contributions may be sent to the treasurer at Cline's Furniture Store and a Greek Hello Programs radio event will cost 05 per person on specific days.
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Frederick County
Greek War Relief Committee
Greece
Greek War Relief Association
VNRIA
Mtoe
Chad
Giabeece Hasytere
Reedecich Locty Committee
Wansdets
EO Chine
EooSiarw
Toad Otlere
Sirs
Waillaim Waterhon
So Eichason
Steee Katte
Jnond
Bertha Z. Lerornes
Chain
Agnes
Ofice of Coe Chine
Trenurer
Cline
Forall Rade
Young Forms New Rail Organization
Washington Feb 2097 Robert R Young announces a new railroad group the Federation for Railway Proge. its aim is to take railroads from bankers to private owners with a target of one million members from railroads and security holders. Young, chairman of Chesapeake and Ohio, says the federation will rival the Association of American Railroads as the sector's main voice.
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Washington
Robert R. Young
Bankery
Federation For
Young
Tess
Rattr and
Qabut Sdid
General Pitts Young
Chesapeake and Obie Mat Road
Co and CO
Nickel Mate
Association of American Railroads
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From the Columns Of Lie News
The Alumni Association of Frederick College held its annual reunion with Dean Montacene of Columbian University delivering the address. Walter Johnson, Dr Franklin B. L. Smith, John C. Hardt, Prof Charles Way, Prof 1.5 Tittan, W o Darsey Frehison and others gave toasts. David Magaha was named Montgue superintendent, Chase Minnick named tramp tinge. The Potomac River has flooded areas near Haleoaal Street and Paoint of Rocks causing street and house flooding. Columbus Kemp ILAS bought the Criage factory. George Layman won the clock at the David Liebman cigar store guessing contest. The pumpalal contained 4nd serds.
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Associaton
Frederick College
A. M. Montacene
Columbian University
LDC
Walter Johnson
Franklin BL Smith
John C Hardt
Charles Way
Tittan
Darsey Frehison
David Magaha
Montevue
Wis
Sue Perintendent
Montque
Luther C. Derr
Board of Charities and Correction
Chase Minnick
Potomac River
Haaleoaal Street
Eegivawick Aml
Paoint of Rocks
Mit
Columbus Kemp Ilas
Ie Criage
ME Grorg Layman
Twenty Years Ago Local Memes From The News
Twenty Years Ago Local Memes from the Columns of The News dated February 24 1927 report weather turning toward spring with sleet shrinking and streets thawing. A New London store incident involved a resident objecting to a man dancing a jig. References to a gunman arrest and county farmer association events appear amid garbled text.
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the News
London
Chathalan
John N Mackart
Franete Scott Key
Tgent
Prange
Opened County Roads Amid Snow Disruptions Across Maryland
Snow plows and road crews battled heavy drifts as Maryland counties opened more routes from Baltimore to Frederick and beyond. Officials reported delayed mail service, stranded buses, and partially closed streets while inspectors coordinated emergency openings and rail line diversions to mitigate travel chaos.
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Baltimore
Thurmoret
Frederick
Frederyck
City Forest
Devon Walter
Ted
Baghroan
Thorn
Escade
Hughes
Jewitt
Arters
Baceereier
Ovens Et
Ovens Et Taitert! Saterday Pydit Gee Diffs Poachetty Closed West Pottth Street
Midtors
Wilson Avenue
Wet Seventh Street
Motter Aerie
Raymond da. Kelly
Conevitti
Hercade
Canina Bron Crewe
Audis
Aodh
Hyattstown
Urbana
Waslongtom
Satuhey
Voormitsburg
East Dod
Atte
Braddock
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Sumatns Cinamic
Toger Ho Willarel
Wil
Waltdover Heomud
Joho
Charles Hollie
Dorothy Dix Says on Marriage and Infidelity in wartime era
Dorothy Dix discusses marriage fidelity and forgiveness amid rumors and an unhappy union. A letter from a wife reveals unresolved jealousy and financial strain, while the columnist notes the difficulty of forgetting a past affair and the importance of dignity in partnership. Also included are military notices of decorations and service awards for Navy personnel.
Cigarette Currency Surfaces as German Money Value
Berlin reports a wild debate on monetary reform as cigarettes gain value equal to or surpassing German marks in trade. Observers note cigarettes offer portable capital, preserve value, and enable wages and services payments, raising questions for theorists about fiat and barter in wartime economy.
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Eigare
No Decision On Sales Tax Proposal
A discussion of a proposed sales tax to raise revenue drew mixed reactions from the Irensea Assembly delegation. Some support surfaced while others favored delaying a vote and exploring other revenue options. Delegation members planned a meeting this afternoon with McMay and Aldermen to discuss municipal legislation to be introduced in the state assembly.
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Fisderick Cout
Irenesa
Althinyte
House
Atery
Wales
Associated Press
Himashirsehairendir
Frodenek County
Ramsburg
Anti Organization Men Lose Montgomery Posts
Annapolis Feb 24 Two Montgomery County nominees who opposed their party’s candidates were not re nominated. Gov Lane listed greenbag nominations for county and state posts including judicial and electoral officials. Several incumbents were replaced or renominated with shifts in the Montgomery County offices and local boards.
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Annapolis
Lane
Einar B. Christensen
Silver Spring V
Fred Heine
Christensen
William 8. Wheeler
Silver Spring
Judyve Christensen
Oroninationa
Charles W. Pretevian
Steine
Alger Y. Barbee
Forest Glen
Donald A. Delashimutt
Rockville
Judie Delashimutt
Warren Browning
Bethesda
Alfred D. Neves
Richard T Lansdale
Sandy Spring
Montgomery County
Robert M. Kennedy
James C. Nichols
William EB. Dooms
Melynr S. Walter
William Buckley
James B. Daten
George Mc Wilemet
Luke J. Hennett
Takuma Park
William D. Clark
Harry M Williams
C. Clyde Sburriss
Compulsory Mediation Proposed by CED Leaders
The Committee for Economic Development urged a mandatory mediation period before any strike or lockout and a strengthened federal mediation service. The report, drafted by executives including Pugh G Hollan and Eric Jaden son, calls for broad industry bargaining and secret ballots in labor disputes.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Develope Ient
Outhong
Ford
Mediafina
Congress
Colleehney
Pugh G Hollan
Studebaker Corporation
Eric Jadenson
Shite We Chigtom
Corminerer
William C. Fosstere
Veterans discuss GI Bill training at anxious meeting
About 25 people, led by Madam Chairman Nourse Rogers, gather to review veterans affairs under the GI Bill. They debate on the two year limit for job training and on farm training options, seeking clear parliamentary guidance for the new House Committee on Veterans Affairs.
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Gentemen
Chairsman
Fdsth
Nourse Rogers
House of Representatives
House Conselee von Veterans Affairs
Congress
Visit Annapolis for 1HE Club Week events with 2500 4-H leaders
About 2500 4-H leaders county acemlis and other youths are expected in Annapolis for National 4-H Club Week observances. Activities include tours of the Naval Academy and Carvel Hall, with state dignitaries, lawmakers, and University of Maryland officials in attendance. Four Frederick County 4-H members will be interviewed on WAQ radio, with chaperones specified.
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Annapolis
Ten Soo
Marvel Hall
POS Navvat Academy
Laa
We Byrd
University of Maryland
Gulielma Keller
Jefferson 4
Holmes D. Baker
New Windsor
State Senior Council
Labor Unions Move Toward Unity Amid Regulatory Push
Washington correspondent reports AFL and CIO leaders Green and Murray forging a five member committee to discuss unified action against labor regulation bills in Congress. Despite progress, merger remains distant as power grabs and past conflicts color talks, with both sides wary over concessions and future control.
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EDSON
Washington
Bag
Bee
Antelibor
Jose Tentem
Congress
AFL
CIO
Edo
Willian Green
Philip Murray
Green
Murray
Rether
Organized Labor
AFL Executive Council
Miami
John L. Lewis
Mureray
Lewis
Steike Posslite
John Bl. Lewis
Frances Perrit
Roosevelt
Sidney Willman
James F. Byrnes
Henrys Kaiser
AFI
Inbor
Groops
Poll Shows 17 To 8 For Women On Juries
An informal Frederick Civic Club poll at a Monday meeting shows 17 members in favor and eight against women serving on juries. Speaker Rev Samuel S Johnston discussed recreation plans for the city while Parent committees announced federation activity and upcoming conventions in Westminster Baltimore and New York.
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Frederick
Radcliffe
Raymond R. Shank
Ransom FR. Lewis
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs Wall
Westminster
Baltimore
General Federation of Women's Chibs
New York City
Commodore
Mra
Byron A. Winebrewer
Florence Garner
Public Welfare Committee
Fave Charce
March VO Vere Ten Bee
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Ulinars
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Arizona
Andrew Jotisott
Stoke Women
Lawrence
Philadelphia
League of Nationa
Geneva
Japan
Clana
Anis
Patton
Batkes
Lusembarn
Iwo Island
Bear
United Jewledh Appeal Apne
Bae Kha B
Chester Wo Nimity
Fredericksburg
Tex
Ralph Fo Gates
Indiana
Columbia City
Ind
Mary Ellen Chase
Smitty College
Mase
Die Wol
Victor Moore
Hammonton
Wiliam Fox Santelmann
Dad Dorn
Te Morid Ag
New Rail Organization
Chere
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Coattera
Calfornics
Lie News
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Felfias
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Rersey
Auterobyles
Wagner
Marcy
Ory
Pari
Mangler
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Sean
Moon
Tell Suutteate, Inc
Cipation
Brana Ray
Barran
Berlin
Wale
Wacbarg
Germany
Weber
Wereney
Montgomery
Angus Maghean
Johns Hopkins
Dres
Haltimore
CED
Vets Guide
Fhomas
Neal Wiahtiguin
Anesher
Bellew Wood
Ian
Bentztown Bard
Baltimore Sun
Mauna Loa
Hawaiian Islands
Antohar Vileana Shernena
Oyer
Anpena
Labor
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Tlinnie
Sherff
Elmer M. Weleh
Cook County Board
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