World Health Organization under fire amid withdrawal debate
The article discusses the Allied stance on the World Health Organization amid its ongoing operation and Western concerns about Russian involvement. It cites funding figures, questions WHO's effectiveness, and notes Soviet actions in Greece and Yugoslavia while highlighting congressional skepticism and possible reservations on US membership. It mentions Brock Chisholm and contrasts WHO with UN reputations during the period.
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World Health
Russia
Egypt
Soviet Union
Greece
Yugoslavia
Be Ready for Job Shortages Plan Now for Success
In times of scarce work, view your problem clearly and plan action with wisdom. Do not panic or despair for this harms progress. Set goals, prepare now, and build the condition to meet competition. Written by N. A Lufburrow urging young folks to ready themselves.
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N. A Lufburrow
Fifty Years Ago Car Items From The News Feb 24 1899
R George van Fossen has gone to Hull Canada to spend four weeks establishing a brush factory. Machinery was built at Palmetto Fibre Works. The home plant is busy with 80 to 100 employees. Public schools will close next week for a Teachers Institute. Mr George Snook of Mountaindale and his daughter and granddaughter were in a buggy when the horse ran away. they escaped unharmed. I was in the coach next to the engine of the derailed train near Frederick Junction. the rear car was thrown off the track. Potomac River at Williamsport stood 15 feet high and damaged bottom land. Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Feb 24 1923 Mr James H Gambrill Sr observed pork birthday. Thirty-two prisoners were fined in circuit court. 19 pled. Sheriff W C Roderick and deputies used Blue Ridge Transportation Co bus to move prisoners to court. Toward A Gross and Ivan Routzahn purchased building lots for new homes along the Middletown Burkittsville highway opposite the Athletic Field. Mr and Mrs Charles H Conley announce engagement of their eldest daughter Belén Abell Conley to Daniel Ewing Wight of St Louis Missouri.
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R. George van Fossen
Hull
Canada
Palmetto Fibre
George Snook
Mountaindale
OCAL
Frederick Junction
Adam Brichey
Potomac
Williamsport
The
James H. Gambrill
Tod
Birty
Sherif W. C. Roderick
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
A. Gross
Ivan
Ivan, RR Routzahn
Middletown
Foster Routzann
Middletown -Burkittsville
Charles H.conley
Guilford
Belen Abell Conley
Daniel Ewing Wight
St. Louis
Dorothy Dix Advice and Washington Daybook Reflections
Dorothy Dix offers home and marriage guidance stressing the appeal of domesticity and suiting soldiers returning from service. Washington Daybook reports on Civil Rights bills, Senate filibuster tactics, Barkley’s rulings, and power struggles in the 81st Congress, with Wallgren’s Senate appearance drawing attention.
Tax form guidance on itemizing versus standard deduction
A fragment discusses itemizing deductions on Form 1040 versus taking the automatic 10 percent deduction. It notes itemizing is beneficial if deductions exceed 10 percent of income, while if under 10 percent, it suggests using the standard deduction provided by Form 1040A or the Short Form 1040 where permitted.
Murder of Virginia millionaire leaves clues scarce
New Orleans police chase two leads in the Makerey murder case but say investigators are back to square one. The body of 55 year old Virginia millionaire James A Makerey was found in the French Quarter with injuries from blunt force. Investigators questioned people in Mobile Alabama and Pass Christian Mississippi yesterday as they pursued the scattered clues.
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New Orleans
oPi
Virginia
James A. Makerey
Mobile
Ala
Christian
Actvis
John Jackson
Moniteleone
Labor Board splits over free speech in secondary boycotts
In a Washington column a debate unfolds over whether picketing in secondary boycotts violates free speech or is restricted by the Taft-Hartley act. Chairman Herzog and dissenters argue the law limits assembly and speech, while the majority show bias toward labor viewpoints in rulings. Also notes a wedding and an engagement announcement from local residents.
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Washington
Herzog
National Labor Relations Board
Messrs. Reynolds
Grey
Supreme (Court of the United States
Justice Black
Congress
Messrs
Houston
Murdoch
Mr. Herzog
Publc
Labor Board
Port Eicholtz and Porr wedding in Baltimore
Miss Gertrude Kirby Eicholtz and Henry K. Porr Jr wed Feb 19 at St. Peter’s Catholic church in Baltimore in a double ring ceremony. Rev Father Josaitis officiated. reception hosted by the bride’s sister. The couple will live at 2320 Lawnelia Avenue, Baltimore.
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Port—Eicholtz
Gertrude Kirby Eicholtz
Joan S. Eicholtz
Henry K. Porr, Jr
Highspire
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Baltimore
Joseph P. Josaitis
Porr
Henry K. Porr
Edward L. Heckert
Steven Zaherof
Steven C. Wickless
Lawnelia Avenue
Etzler
Moore
Our ‘Lady of It
Carmel Catholic
Thurmont
Marilyn
Ann Moore
Urban W. Moore
Glencaskey’ 'Farre
Lewistown
Truman Clay Etcler
Harry BE
Imear Libertytown
Roger KR Weeden
Mary Buhrman
Grace Ann Geasey
Urban J W. Moore, Jr
Traffic Case Is Dismissed In Court Ruling
Magistrate Sianuel M. Weinberg dismissed charges after Catherine Bowers and John Wilbur Miller were found not guilty of reckless driving and failure to yield right of way following an accident on Record street near the Home for the Aged. Separate acquittals included Elizabeth Tobery for assault and Lena J. for speeding. Several motorists were fined for traffic violations on Alternate Route 40 and nearby roads.
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Record Street
Sianuel M. Weinberg
Peppies Court
Catherine D. Bowers
West Third Street
John Wilbur Miller
Pikesville
Miller
Bowers
Second Street
William M. Storm
Set
Ben F. Phebus, Jr
Farm Subsidy Here Forever, Babson Says
Babson Park Florida February 24 0 course farm prices depend on supply and demand parity may be decreased but subsidy remains permanent farmers will be cared for by government loan like parity program will stay forever and small sustenance farms are sound insurance for war risk and food security
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Rogee W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Roger Babson
Copsright Babson Newspaper Syn
Question and Answer on Texas Governance Through History
The Q asks how many countries governed Texas. The A traces control from La Salle for France, then Spain, then Mexico's independence in 1821, Texans revolting to form a republic in 1836, and Texas joining the United States in 2045. A second Q asks why barberry bushes are undesirable near wheat, answered: barberry is susceptible to rust that attacks wheat.
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Texas
la Salle
France
Mexico
United States
Weather and civil news brief from February 24 1948
The report records 24 hour precipitation to 8 30 am at 0 inches with February totals at 250 inches versus normal 269 inches and February 1948 at 163 inches. Temperatures show yesterday high and current high not provided, lows 25, year-ago low 7. Sun sets 5 57 pm, rises 6 56 am, moonrise 6 06 pm, moonset 3 53 pm. Also, London February 24 Yugoslavia proposes a self governing province in Austrian Carinthia to break a two year Big Four deadlock over an Austrian independence treaty.
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London
Yugoslavia
Carinthia
Edmund Kurtz Delivers Pleasing Local Cello Recital
Russian-born cellist Edmund Kurtz gave a well received recital at Frederick High School auditorium as part of the Community Concert Association season. Accompanied by pianist Anthony Di Bonaventura the program featured works by Frescobaldi Schumann Faure Chopin Benjamin and Rachmaninoff with an encore and an intermission audience applauded the strong performance and requests for more.
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Edmuund Kurtz
Frederick High School
Community Concert Association
Kurtz
Benjamin
Franz Schubert
Frescobaldi
Schumann
Mr Kurtz
Chopin
di Bonarre
Itura
Faure
DiBonaventura
National Symphol Orchestra
Kindler
Plays by PE Male Employes Entertain Frederick District
Over 250 Potomac Edison Company employees and guests enjoyed two all male one act plays at Parkway school staged by the Frederick District Employes Association. Directors included Harry Decker with casts led by Walker Jolliffe Alan Long and Marc Whitmore. The programs featured Kaufman’s If Men Played Cards as Women Do and O Keefe’s Slip Ahtot! about sailors at Great Lakes in 1942 with Richard Stup in a leading role.
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Potomac Edison Company
Parkway School
Frederick District
Utility
Harry Decker
Stock Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
John Golden
A. A. O'Keefe
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Andy Martin
Richard Stup
Deaths Bruce Vandels and family mourn loss of farmer
The obituary notes Bruce Vandels, a 77-year-old farmer from a Creel read area, survived by sisters and multiple relatives. Funeral arrangements listed, with services to follow at the late residence at 1 p.m. and tribute from family and friends.
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Thoma
Bruce Vandels
Bureh Hill
Creek
Ann
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