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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1948

Page

11

Retail Food Prices At New Record High

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported mid-December retail food prices at a new high, with the index at 102.7 percent above the 1935-39 average, up from October. Prices rose for most groups except meats and eggs, driven by larger supplies, with notable city variations from Peoria to Atlanta. Butter, fresh milk, fruits and vegetables, and cereals led increases. meat prices fell about five percent as supplies grew and demand slackened.

Washington Jan Bureau of Labor Statistics SIS Little Rock Ark Peoria Atlanta Richmond

Palestine Rebukes Hagana Over Hotel Blast

The Palestine Government sharply rebuked Hagana for the Semiramis Hotel bombing, claiming a dastardly murder of innocents and questioning Hagana's claim of credit. Rescue workers freed a 23 year old woman 34 hours after the blast near her four year old son. Official talks with David Ben-Gurion occurred as unrest grows.

Jerusalem Palestine Hagana Semiramis David Ben-Gurion Jewish Agency Executive Alan Cunningham Government House Holy Land United Nations

Freedom Gardens urged to yield eight million tons of produce

H C Hochbaum of the U S Department of Agriculture addressed Freedom Garden conferences in Atlanta and New Orleans urging 20 million gardens in 1948 to supply vegetables for Americans, save costs, curb inflation, and free commercial foods for others while supporting nutrition and health. He highlighted mobilizing local committees, vacant lots, and volunteer leaders from the Victory garden era to expand gardening nationwide next spring.

Freedom Gardens Europe H. C. Hochbaum U. S. Department of Agriculture Freedom Garden Atlanta New Orleans Victory Gardens Department of Agriculture

Maryland Sales Tax Surges Above Ten Million Mark

Maryland receipts for November reach 2 million 245,791 while five month total tops 10 million 213 808. Comptroller James Lacy notes the 14 cent tax bracket begun November 10 boosted revenue and predicts December will be the record month of 1947 amid strong Christmas buying.

Baltimore James, J. Lacy Maryland Walter E. Kennedy Kennedy

Permission To Sell Stock To P. E. Co

The Northern Virginia Power Company won Public Service Commission authority to sell 2,700,000 dollars of its common stock to its parent Potomac Edison Company of Frederick Maryland. Northern Virginia, with offices in Winchester Virginia, serves Berkeley and Morgan counties West Virginia. PSC officials said approval from West Virginia and Virginia governments and the SEC was needed to carry out the refinancing plan.

Charleston W. Va Northern Virginia Power Company Public Service Commission Authority Potomac Edison Company Frederick Northern Virginia Winchester Berkeley Morgan Counties West

Aid commitments boost Austrian relief deliveries

Vienna January 6 Chancellor Leopold Figl said the United States will provide 950 trucks and 50 tank care to guarantee rapid delivery of goods for Austria under the new interim aid agreement.

Thelp Austria Vienna Leopold Figl United States

Heaps Elected Head of Maryland Horticultural Association

Heaps of Cardiff was elected president of the Maryland Horticultural Association at the 5th annual meeting in Hagerstown with over 200 growers and industry reps attending. John P. Caspar of Hancock became first vice president and FR Samuel Dillon of Hancock was chosen second president.

Hagerstown Marshall T. Heaps Cardiff Maryland Horticultural Association John P. Caspar Hancock Samuel Dillon A. F. Vierheller University of Maryland Horticulture Department College Park Truman H. Nord

Lamarre Pleads Guilty To Perjury Charges

Lamarre a 35 year old gasoline station attendant and former president of Aviation Electric Corp pleaded guilty in U S District Court to three counts of perjury. Sentence deferred pending a farcification officer's report with maximum penalties of ten years on each count.

Washington Bileriot H. Lamarre Aviation Electtric Corp Bertnett E. Meyers U. S. District Court

Christmas Dinner Guest List At Boyer Home

A Christmas Day turkey dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs John A Boyer Route 5. Attending were Cornelius and Mrs Roberts Russell Boyer LeRoy Blank and family Hilda Eugene Henry and Gene Shir ley Judy Charles Roberts Carolyn Eddie Air David Robarts Viola Margaret John Jr Robert and James Boyer.

John A. Boyer Birs Cornelius Roberts Russell Boyer LeRoy Blank Hilda Eugene Henry Roberts Gene Shirley Judy Charles Roberts Carolyn Eddie Air David Robarts Boyer Viola Margaret John Robert James Boyer

Speculation on Patient Urgency Ties to Stalin Rumors

A Stockholm assistant called the summons urgent while Swedish papers speculated Stalin may be the patient. The report notes ancient irrigation works in Chaldea and Egypt dated at least 4009 years before Christ.

Stockholm Stalin Chaldea Egypt

Stalin Paralyzed With Crutches Seen In Moscow Visit

Rio de Janeiro reports ambassador Brandao claiming Prime Minister Stalin suffers paralysis on his right side and is gravely ill. He notes Stalin used crutches at Lenin's tomb and needed aid up steps, with Molotov as likely successor, amid Brazil-Russia diplomatic strains.

Rio de Janeiro Mario Pimentel Brandac Moscow Brazil Russia Stalin Ois Brandao Stalin Lenin Bert

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