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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1949
Page
6
The text states support prices may fall at most five percent annually and stay at ninety percent if controls are approved and the Secretary of Agriculture approves the level. Parity is defined as a calculated price designed to provide farmers a substantially higher return for their products.
Washington January 23 Republicans and Democrats question Secretary of Agriculture Brannan behind closed doors about Truman's fair farm policy and wartime price supports. The Senate Agriculture Committee weighs long range aims and flexible price supports amid partisan divisions and farm lobby pressure.
A blaze at Westminster on January 23 required four fire companies to fight it. The one story metal shed storage area burned for over an hour, destroying the plant’s contents worth about 5000 dollars and damaging two residences and several cars. Police report a burglar, Joseph Jo Amtturr, 21, of Woodbine, charged with breaking into Scarletts Nite Club Westminster on January 13 and theft of 44 dollars. State Trooper James N Simmons filed the case and Murray was detained in York.
About 150 officers directors employees and guests attended the Union Manufacturing Co Relief and Benefit Association annual banquet Saturday night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Elaine Lee of Baltimore performed magic and juggling acts Jerry Marrone and his orchestra provided music door prizes awarded from the tables Retired employees present included Miss Fannie Yinger Miss Kane Abrecht and Joan Baumgardner Elton Smith presided Rev Raymond E Wilhelm gave the invocation Ellen Freed reported for the auditing committee Belva Tu secretary and Charles Hahn spoke for labor management committee Directors for the coming year are Elton Smith John Foltz Anna Baer Estelle Baker Betty Tobery and Lee Cline
A California dairy has paired an automatic milking machine with an electric conveyor system to slash milking time to under sixty seconds per cow. The setup requires only four workers and can milk 218 cows in two and a half hours.
The Lead ers Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church opened with prayer by Raymond L Ford. John M Grove presented a talk on Jesus and the Jewish Tradition. The report shows attendance 105 with Reds 54 Blues 51. A list of Blue and Red members and vice-chairmen followed. The meeting closed with prayer by Raymond Free. Tornado activity note states eighty percent occur between noon and six pm.
Union Bridge hosted a Friday gathering at Mr and Mrs Earl Stultz home with guests including Mr and Mrs George Miller Harry Frock and Wayne Scheller. Visitors and local movements include Mrs Thomas Long returning to her daughter Mrs Adam Chen in town after visits at Cumberland and Mr and Mrs Mendi z from Hanover Pa visiting near town.
The Evangelical United Brethren church groups held a Friday night gathering at 120 West Third Street with Naomi Gearinger and Miss Margaret Hoover assisting. The program included song scripture reading and a missionary talk by Rev. John H. George Bell of OAR will speak at the Sunday morning service for the February 27 Day program. The next meeting is scheduled for February 13 at J R Fogle 119 West Fourth.
Fifteen nations backed the resolutions on Indonesia with a firm but courteous warning, while four more were represented by non voting observers who remained silent on the final session.
Thurmonton Street property near Blue Ridge Summit offers 6 rooms and bath plus store room and city conveniences. Owner leaving town. sale at a very reasonable price. Also listed are a 5 room bungalow with steam heat and garage in Western section, a 6 room modern brick house with oil heat and 2 car garage, and a room model house with immediate possession. Real estate ad lists Harry Emoheler, 213 East Third Street, phone 2074, 1935 Chevrolet long wheel base chassis and cab for sale.
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