Businessman Tells His Woes on Govts Stabilization Rules
A Brooklyn paper machinery producer spokesman laments U S government wage freezes and unclear stabilization policy during a pivotal labor dispute at S S Corrugated Paper Machinery Co. He cites rising costs, gray market steel, and slow defense orders as factors hindering production and morale. The piece notes lingering questions about escalator clauses and manpower control.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
United States
I. Schlesinger
5, & &. Corrugated Paper Machinery Co
Brooklyn
Ateel
Schlesinger
National Labor Relations Board
Eric Johnston
Mr. Schlesinger
War Manpower Commission
Defense Mobilizer
C. E. Wilson
Maurice Tobin
Teen Agers Hope Oldsters Will Put Up Money To Keep Saturday Night Square Dances Going
Frederick High School square dances draw 200 teens weekly in gym sessions to raise funds for Wyandotte exchange trip. Parents seek a donor or club to finance ongoing Saturday nights, praising postmaster James Grove for leading calling and music. Local teachers and students provide the music. cake sales support profits benefiting the fund.
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Betty Sullivan
Frederick High School
Dosido
Allemande
Michigan
Frederick
James 41 Grove
Edward J Daugherty
Mr. Grove
Joyce Simpson
Jean
Wyandotte Exchequer
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
The column discusses a displaced person who starved with money on him, contrasting physical hunger with spiritual hunger. It argues many people starve mentally while resources exist, urging readers to value and use everyday opportunities and relationships. The piece ends noting Sharp changes in bird bodies before migration.
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Babson Newspaper
Lynd
Origins of the Fly in the Ointment and apportionment shifts
The piece notes the saying originated as a fly in the amber, an analogy for misplacement. It states thirty-two states keep current representation while several gain and nine lose under the new congressional apportionment. It also mentions Stephen Decatur’s fatal duel at Bladensburg, Maryland with Commodore Barron fatally wounded.
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Stephen Decatur
Bladensburg, Md
Commodore Barron
Army enlistee Pvt Joseph G Washington Jr reported from Adams Town
Pvt Joseph G Washington Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Washington of Adams Town enlisted in October 1950 and is then training at North Camp Polk Ta His address is Pvt J G Washington US Army 2 0 0 E 4 Co C 10 Yank Bu North Camp Polk La
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Louisiana
Joseph G. Washington, Jr
Joseph Washington
Adamstown
Army
North Camp Polk
J. G. Washington
U. 8
CoCo
Yank Bu
North Camp Elk
Question on Willard painting and ancient life claim
The exchange cites Stephen Decatur in 1820 and asks if the painting The Spirit of ’76 exists. Answer: yes, the original Willard painting is in Abbot Hall Marblehead Massachusetts. The text also oddly notes groups at manuals appearing about 45 million years ago in the Eocene.
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Stephen Decatur
Spiri
Willard
Abbott Hall
Marblehead
Mass
Manuals
Draftees and Vets Guide Explains Reserve Enlistment Rules
Major Thomas M. Nial notes Navy policy on inactive naval reservists and conditional discharge, while reader questions cover NSLI eligibility for disability, missing soldiers in Korea, extension of recall delays, and reserve retirement points. Also details terminal leave pay deadlines and notes on leave accrual for service through 1948.
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Thomas M. Nial Washington
Navy
J.S
Houston
Tex
Army
Planning a Garden Plan for Spring Planting in Garden Layouts
Experienced gardeners learn to draft a scaled garden plan before spading. Guidance covers row direction runs across slopes to slow water runoff, south placement to prevent shading, clustering perennials, site selection via soil tests, crop succession, and timings for cool and warm weather crops. The article cites a sample 30 by 50 foot plan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture detailing row spacing and crops like beans, turnips, tomatoes, chard, lettuce, onions, beets, and spinach to illustrate a practical layout strategy. The piece emphasizes consulting state agricultural colleges, county agents, and extension services for tailored advice and avoiding early-season mistakes.
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Jim Jalan
Arden Yows
Erst and
Wes
Fiechler
State Agricultural College
State Extension Service
LAN AP News
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Imore
Limas
Ais
Bloomsdale
English Lesson By W L Gordon Word Study
Lesson notes discuss common word usage and pronunciation errors. It highlights phrases to avoid such as say to persuade rather than and persuade and outlines mispronounced terms Whither and Wither. The piece defines refractory as obstinate and stubborn and urges daily vocabulary growth through steady practice.
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W. L. Gordon
Pertussin Promises Quick Relief For Cough Sufferers
The advertisement claims Pertussin acts promptly with the first spoonfuls and is safe for all ages including small children. It asserts no harmful ingredients and that the pleasant tasting cough medicine is in great demand, available today from drugstores at a moderate price.
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Joan Summers
Bruce Hora
Maheret Pearson
Doris Crothers
Carol Lynn Sanders
Marie Biser
Harold Ritenouy
Edward Toms
Frank Keefer
the Frederick High School
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Theron Green
John A. G. Smith
Charles F. Smith
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Damascus
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Bon Weir
Tar
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Hollywood
Fla
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Harlem
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Joseph Callen
Linda Darnell
Cornel Wilde
Jet Chandler
TWO Flags West
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