Doctor Urges Caution With Cleaning Fluids In Home Use
Dr Edwin P Jordan cautions that cleaning fluids pose serious risks from swallowing skin contact and fumes. He cites yearly deaths and injuries, advises keeping containers sealed and out of reach, using gloves, and suggests professional help for large jobs plus outdoor work for inflammable liquids. He answers readers questions on milk pasteurization and notes local articles filed for incorporation of several small groups.
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The
Safety Research Institute
Jordan
Europe
France
England
War surplus losses cited in Marine commission report
A Maritime Commission report details government losses linked to war surplus disposal. It cites the Leonard Wood ship scrapped for 85750, with $760 claimed. a $42000 error. a Kaiser Industries link. and a $243000 profit claimed from related activities. It criticizes uncollected backlogs of $40 million to $60 million and $16 million unbilled, highlighting poor tax and funding prospects amid higher tax talk.
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Hamer Ferguson
E Commission
Leonard Wood
Henry J. Kaiser Indust
Kaiser
Maritime Commission
White House
Henry Watser
Saving Tax Dollars Through Hoover Commission Findings
The Hoover Commission urged a swift, nationwide government reorganization to save at least 3.25 billion dollars annually. While not doable overnight, starting the reorganization now could avert deficits and reduce taxes in future budgets. The piece argues against continuing wasteful government inefficiencies.
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Congress
Hoover Commission
Freedom Train May Run For Two Years
A proposed bill, backed by President Truman and government leaders, envisions the Freedom Train operating for two additional years. The measure aims to extend the program despite initial delays and uncertain funding.
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Freedom
Maryland Local Forecasts Amid Fog and Rain Morning
Garrett area sees fog and cooler turn with occasional rain likely tonight into Tuesday. Highs reach the fifties, lows around 40s to 46, with southerly winds shifting to northwest late tonight or early Tuesday and turning partly cloudy and colder on Tuesday.
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Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Colum Of The News
Fifty years ago items note to decide finally whether to stress the water supply with a general surmise of possible increase. Proprieter Chas Doll of the hotel now equips bell keys drivers with uniform caps. Weighmaster Wordward has been kept, and the past week recalls plans regarding a dwelling on Rome Street as Ray Markam’s engagement is mentioned.
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Chas Doll
Romeck
Ray Markaams
Ofast Stars
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Calumas Of The News
A fragment from a 1828 column notes James Nelson Staub an employee of Hygeia Ice and Coal Company sustaining a compound fracture of the right arm after attempting to crank a coal truck at the gymnasium. The item references the ankle ball in the AL gymnasium and the North district context.
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Calumas of the News
Nd H.gh
James Nel Staub
Hygeia Ice and Coal Company
Southerns shift as New South voting trend grows
Washington report from January 24 notes shifts in the South as younger voters gain education and political influence. It highlights changes in Democratic factions, expresses Byrd era opposition, and cites figures like Rayburn and Sims while detailing regional political realignments and proposals on education and labor.
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Tess Cofels
Washington
Sam Rayburn
John McCormick
Democratic Chieftains
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
House
Muississipp
South Caroli
Alabama
Mississipp
Whittington
Alabam
Jere Cooper
Tennessee
Senate
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Howard Smith
Walter George
Georgia
George
James Eastland
Mississippi
South
John Sternis
Nhe
North Carolina
W. Berr Scott
Byrd
Francis’ Pikens Miller
Charlottesville
Willis Robertson
J Strom
Red Johnston
Collee
Louisiana
Force Russells
New South
War Assets Administration to End After Surplus Sale
The world's largest fire sale nears its end as War Assets Administration plans to wind up by February 28. From early inventory to vast real and personal property, the era of surplus disposal closes with hundreds of millions recovered and thousands of employees reduced.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
War Assets Administration
U.S
United States
Aealors
Jess Larson
Noma
WAA
Baron Shacklette
FBI
U. S
Sandusky. O
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
Bureau of Supplies
Department of the Air
Unable To Pay Remanded After Traffic Guilty
Arrested Saturday near Frederick, Charles W Byus and Eugene Mathea held in jail until trial before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. Both remanded for five days due to inability to pay fines. Byus discharged from Army. Mathea stationed in Washington. Trooper Myers testified Mathea passed out as Byus drove. Fines $11.55 each. Other cases cite traffic device violations and licenses with multiple forfeitures. A separate note records a guest shower for Miss Betty J Haupt.
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Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Peppies
Charles W. Byus
South Charleston
W. Va
Eugene Mathea
East Lterpool
Byus
Mathea
Washington
Richard A. Myers
Myers
Wilbur E. Stream
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Costé
Arthur AL Rudy
Edward G. Beasley
Herndon
Buckeystown
Charles W. Coffeli
Camp Detrick
Ferdinand J. Eische
Lawrence L. Howard
Derwood
Avery J. Phil Dickerson
Loren W. Fran- Takoma
Governors and Identity Mentioned in Georgia History
Fragmentary note cites David Emanuel and a Semitic Jew reference in a 1948 Globe Lynd copyright item. Limited readable context points to a genealogy or biographical aside in Georgia history.
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David Emanuel
Georgia
Globe Lynd
Senate Speeds Civil Rights Push by Ending Filibuster Fears
A Senate Rules hearing explored replacing unlimited debate with a simple majority to end filibuster blocks on Truman civil rights proposals. Senator Morse urged allowing a majority present to choke off debate, while Humphrey and Ives signaled doubt on quick action this Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Morse
Humphery D-Minn
Ives
Congress
Senate Rules Committee
Government Revamping Plan Before Congress
Washington January 24 President Truman seeks authority to overhaul the executive branch as he asks Congress for a permanent law. House Democrats expect prompt approval of a reasonable request while Senate Democrats doubt easy passage. Chairman Dawson of the House committee opened hearings with Budget Director Lawton and a Hoover commission official testifying on government machinery reforms.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Senate
Dawson ‘D-Ill
House Executive Expenditures Committee
Frederick J. Lawton
Budget Bureau
Witheraw
Frent Herbert Hoover
Good Grooming Work By Troop 7 Scouts
Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 7 under Miss Alta Ice and Mrs Earl Rothenhoefer plans social dancing and etiquette lessons. Esther Poole of a Beauty School acts as consultant, with meetings moved to the Beauty School for grooming activities.
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Alta Ice
Earl Rothenhoefer
Caiva
Esther Poole
Beauty School
Weather record notes 0.44 inch in 24 hours
The report lists 0.44 inch of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a m, January total 3 41 inches, yesterday’s high 26 low 31 for last night, with sun set 7 21 p m sun rise 7 24 a m moon rise 4 58 a m and moon set 1 58 p m tomorrow.
Ghosts debate freedom in Truman inaugural address
In Washington January 24 the Nation Today imagines two ghosts from revolutions discussing President Truman’s call for peace and freedom for all. One from the American Revolution emphasizes liberty achieved, while the French ghost cautions that freedom must be nurtured and defended, not assumed.
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James Marlow
Washington
Jan
President Truman
Capitol
Mr. Truman
Capitol Plaza
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D
A Christian should regularly study the Bible and also reflect on giving to aid others and the world. The piece urges checking one’s faith through the Bible and a personal checkbook to measure true intent and generosity amid rising community needs. It notes larval fishes drifting along the Gulf Stream as a long term oceanic phenomenon.
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Earl L. Douglass
Community Agen
Church of Christ
Cate
Karen
Dear Dorothy Dix on Second Marriages and Jealous Lovers
Dorothy Dix answers letters on widower remarriage, jealous boyfriends, and dating yes-no guidance. It discusses widower loneliness, keep or remarry, and advice to a 16 year old dating a 19 year old, plus views on letting a boyfriend have freedom before marriage.
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Dorothy Dix
Gwen
Blue Ridge Bus Drivers Earn Safe Driving Awards At Frederick Vicinity
John W. Wagner topped the list of Blue Ridge bus drivers from Frederick and nearby who received their annual safe driving awards. Wagner completed 15 yearly periods. Other area drivers earned 14, 12, 9, and fewer year awards. eighty drivers from Blue Ridge and Potomac Edison were honored. Recipients are based in Hagerstown, Carlisle, Uniontown, Martinsburg, Harrisburg, Winchester, Baltimore, and Chambersburg. Robert W. Hannen at Camp Pickett is listed in training with the 17th Airborne Thunder from Heaven Division. Market prices noted for wheat corn barley.
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John W. Wagner
Blue Ridge
Frederick and Vicinity
Wagner
Morris M.steinour
Edward W. Kefauver
Clarence A. Esworthy
Henry C. Krantz, Jr
Carl F. de Noro
Clinton I. Gillis
John T. Best, Jr
Raymond P. Morgan
James L. Ingram
Charles M. Cramer
Irvin E. Byers
Charles L. Barrick
Charles A. Crawford
Clifford W. Shelton
George R. Wagner
Charles R. Crowthers
Charles C Beil
Potomac Edison
Hagerstown
Carlisle
Unionton
Martinsburg
Harrisburg
Winchester
Baltimore
Chambersburg
Camp Pickett
Pickett
Robert W. Hannen
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
17Th Airborne “Thunder
Heaven” Division
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Thurmont
Trumen
Games Lark
Colum of the News
Washington Daybook
Asco
Dick Russell
Betty J Haupt
Wasay
Bonor
Adrienne Halt
Jefferson
Ahes
Toe
John le Misnour
Doris Semt
Remsburg
Glena Stine
Mary Bell
Emilline Draper
Adrienne Ahait
Mr. Troiman
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Miss Dix
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