Shift in U S Jobs Across Regions and Futures for Industry
A summary of 1875 era research by Prof Walter Isard and Prof Victor Fuchs shows the North leads in agricultural jobs while the South and West gain. Projections in the article foresee a future shift with heavy growth in manufacturing, wholesale, and retail in the South and West, aided by resources and western expansion. The piece also notes a Commerce Department plan to create a central clearinghouse for foreign scientific publications with a $300000 fund and a 1959 budget allocation bios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcher Hiaj
Coun
Wwe
Walter Isard
University Aft
Pennsylvania
Victor Fuchs
Columbia University
Finland
Atlantic
Pavitte
Gulf
Nevada
Mountain
Central Clearing House
Washington
Commerce Department
Eisenhower
Congress
Frederick Me Daily News Publication Notice
A damaged OCR fragment from The News of Frederick Maine outlines publication details and subscription rates. It references the Great Southern Company, address 26 North Court St, and local news distribution with AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage
the News
Frederick
Janders
Wew
Great Southern
UG & Big, CO
North Court St
Pirate
Fredrick
Republicas
AP News
Brick
Fifty Years Ago From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago the paper notes fires destroying three stables at Thermont killing five livestock, plus damage to other properties. A man sues the Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad for 1000 damages claiming wrongful ejection. A farce Are You a Mason? is staged at City Opera House. A delegate from Frederick County introduces a bill to curb railroad worker overwork. The News Editorials discuss legislation to permit pipe line transmission of natural gas through Maryland from West Virginia and the community’s desire for better gas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermont
John Root
Warner T. Grimes
Albert Valentine
Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad Company
City, Opera House
Kepauvet
Frederick County
General Assembly
Weince Heisk
Tubroad Witeks
Maryland
West Virginia
Twenty Years Ago News From The Columns Of The News
Thirteen Rockville volunteer firemen were injured when their engine overturned while racing to an emergency at Neelsville. The timely presence of John Hess, son of the state superintendent, probably saved a residence on Fort Market Street. Beat family members were at a hospital in Frederick when smoke was detected and flames found between the cellar and first floor. Ten persons were injured and two automobiles demolished in a serious accident near Mersvellan and a pond on the southern outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Neelsville
Raue
Bayds
J John T. Hess
Fort Market Street
Beat
Frederick
Mermottat Hospital
Best
Mahoney Blames Two For Loss Of Contracts
Maryland senator candidate George P. Mahoney accuses Senators Beall and Butler of responsibility for losing an $8.5 million shipyard contract to a San Diego firm. He cites the Merchant Marine Act of 1946 to argue the Federal Maritime Board should prevent job losses and ensure skilled labor, warning of unemployment for about 4,000 Maryland workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jen
George P. Mahoney
Saittedey
Maryland
Wwo
Remihlican
Hethleltiem-Sparrows Point
Mahoney Sail Sons
Glen Beall
Youn Marshall Butler
Batalehen
Federal Maritime Board
Calendar reform dream doubles Fridays in new year
Boyle Column argues for a radical calendar shift adding a second Friday and a four day work week. It questions keeping Mondays as the sole obstacle while noting moral, social, and economic impacts and the broader aim of transforming daily life.
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New York
Bori
Johary
Hunan
Draftees and Vets Weigh War Benefits Guidance
Reader questions about VA and Social Security death benefits, GI life insurance conversions, and education loan eligibility. Advice cites veterans’ eligibility, timing, and factors like age and employment. A Missouri reader asks about survivor benefits for a spouse of a World War II veteran.
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Mior Thomas M. Nial
T.F
New York City
Veterans Administration
Sat
Oklahoma
WN. R
New Orleans
Korea
Knoxville
Tenn
Marine Cape Fain
South Pacific
Ute Veterans
Feplan
Coat of Arms sales letter and a Manila plea flash
A letter in a Palm Beach style column offers a full coat of arms set on antique paper with shield helmet and crest for 310.08 postpaid, with matting and framing, plus a return if not satisfied. A Filipina ad seeks an American husband, asking for a refined educated man, and the writer offers to share the name of a Filipino suitor. The piece also notes a new C and F Telephone directory omitting the police and a VA guidance on benefits, plus local notices about burglaries, weddings, birthdays, and community events in Clarksburg and Frederick areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Side Glances and Notices From the Officers Mess
A digest of post activities includes guest speaker Mrs Ethaline Cortelyou on technical writing at the Officers Open Mess. Other items note a farewell for Anne Spencer, a surprise shower for Susan Green, intramural basketball, bridge winners, and various unit notices from the camp council and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethaline Cortelyou
V.F.W. Counley Club
Anne Spencee
Camptraler
Spencer
ABC
Germantown
Glenn Spencer
Anne
PAW. Club
Charles Walker
J. Jamey
Sparks
Betty Price
Mary Jane Warris
Genel
Gardner
Wilam ‘Watson
Doris Geabill
Jack Landis
Mar
Susan Green
Jeanne Myers
Braddock Heights
Bliss Green
Pete Rosencrantz
Grivers' Open
Aliia C. Goetz
Ruth Smalberg
William Seltzer
Nathan Jacobson
Witners
Creagerstown Social Ties and Local Church Notes
Creagerstown residents Mrs. Sadie Hobbs Larry Curtis Ronnie Van Sants and Frances Szyvicki from West Friendship spent Saturday with Mrs. Myrtle Hubbard and her sister Mrs. Amy Sowers. Paul Brown attended the regular church service at St. John's Lutheran. Market quotations from Woodshoro livestock sale list prices for cattle calves hogs sheep and poultry. The church council held a short meeting after Sunday service and schedules a regular meeting for Tuesday January 24 at 7 30. Princess visiting Tobago and Rab with guests Margeret and Sheryl Lynn Dann Mrs Amy Sowers and Mrs Mack Myers plan April 26 trip after inaugurating the new Federal Legislature in Truti- Scripture read by Mrs. ...
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Clarvey Lure
Urison
Glenna Leatherman
Carrell Six
Naomi Long
Clarente Jug
Chery Lynn Manns
Clarence Long
Ruby Bix
Aubert Vitle
Wan
Washington
Mary Ramsburg
Youl Fellowship
Theresa Manin
Lorrainee Hagelin
Glenna
Madeline Harbaugh
Joan Smith
Donna Hubbard
Theresa Afertin
Christine Fuss
Haro Lee
William Hiarlette
William L. Beltholz
Fear
Rainbow
Maurice Smith
Woodshoro
Tolls
Mrs. Smith
Huth Wastler
Beverly Hann
Lorraine Hagelin
Marseline
Geant Harbaugh
Creagerstown
Ralph H. Grinder
Sadie Hobbs
Larry Curtis
Ronnie van Sants
Frances Szyvicki
West Friendship
Myctle Hubbard
Amy Sowers
Paul Brown
St. John's Lutheran Church
Counci
Tobago
London
Princess Vaithful Workers Society
Margaret
Rab
Ray Martinjinson Crusoe
Sheryl Lynn Dann
Amy
Indies
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Know
America
Braddock
Braddock 4-H
Naomi, Borabhy
Mary Clemson
Mary ‘Thomas
Sally Hardin
Belly Schwab
Sharon Kelly
Tortay
Andrew Jelliends
Columbia Snd
Eric Li
Jorwin. Buck
Co. Pa
Henry Barnard
Poplar Colleation
Hartford
Conn
Henry Raymond
New York Times
Paul W. Flariet
New Haven
Queen Christina of Sweden
New Sweden
Delaware
Sweden
Sutter's Fort
Calif
James W. Marshall
Fuller
Quester
Cleveland, Norwalk & Toledo
Chicago
Supreme Court
Secretary of Labor
Roosevelt
Churchill
Casablanca
Maly
Formosa
U.S
Iaving Mi Ives
Daibridge
N.Y
George C. Kiggers
Atlanta Gal Newspapers, Inc
Louisville
Genie Bulle
Philadelphia
Norman D. Down
Willon Conn
Witner
J. Mawaed Marshall
L. Worth
Tex
Taveour
Walter Kiernan
Wheodore F. Mueller
Y Newsweek
Ng York
Shore
Vield Baum
Igreis
Vienna
Austria
Lems
Mahoney
Tonawanda
Mahood
Ram
Dalie
Sam
Whe Aler
Boyle
Sree
Charron
Sty
Ted Crowether
Pasay City
P. L
Mallat
TUB Boss
Dorothy Six
Venus
Budy
Frederek Cily
City Natcaily
Frederick City
Police Department
Poller Treadquarters
Police
North Market
Monument
Greta Garbo
Val
Birmingham
Ala
Tye
Army
Norfolk
Rapid City
Nial
AP Newsfeatures
Clarksburg
David J. Brandenburg
Tom Chinkssburg
Burbary
Eldely
Cibo Wo Tanmmdhrl
Hammond Brive
Charkesburg
Tangle
Hamesmond
Hammond
George Muserave
Harm
Grace
Thompson's Corner
Eunier Grace
Charles Saddler
Montegomery County
Giao
County Council
Theodore McKeldin
Russell Sargent
Sargent
Edmonia Thompson
Shiloh Church Rd
Clarence Day
Claris Haveeen
Memphis
England
Scotland
Bri
the Sun
Clarksturg
N. C
Ruthie Coleman
Mary Clement
Clarksbueg
Virwinka
Fort Detrick
Hugh Yeessels
Mark Detrick Byt
Army Unemical Corps
Donald G. Grothans
Reengnizon
Tresselt
Grolliaus
John M. Lading
Eugene Finnie
de. Lading
Flutie
Deavick
Wee
American Cancer Society
James C. MacDonnell
Offingen
Vanver
Franciis Lubun
Waller
Kelso
James Waters
Charles Hess
Grgil Botduan
James Roberts
Clinton
Sthemmer
Beverly
Englebrecht
Frederick High School
Fort Dulrick
Beatrice, Rowe
Jesone Maltin
Sant Allen
Bree Harstad
George Yee
Frank Glick
Didley P. Gitek
S Drews
Elizabeth L. Soleer
William
F. Smilth
Tos
Monove
Vreverick County
Mra. al. W. Cillespie
Mos
Sitalman
Dawson
Amanda Wiles
Galifunile
Pearl Hoffman
Roy
Culler
Cul
Slanuary
Edward J. Schantz
Robert Willim
Johns Blopkins University Hospital
Beth
Anal
Eugene Rodgers
Jean Marie
Jim
Rodgers
Matthew Maury
Aml
Milton) Puziss
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Lostumbo
Bert Thomas
Damon Wingficki
Vars. Steinekee
Parewell
Gerald i. Rieisen
Cooperative Industries, Inc
Chester
Darrell 8
Tettham
Seregeant Terman M. Ital
Walever Reed Medical
Eurojean
John B. Fos
Clyile
Marlene Ane
Sharlus R. McDuff
Austin
Eneyed Innchean
V.R.W
Stan Selwyn
Dick Stup
Eleanor Orndorff
Ethel Parker
Bill Hlimenauer
Gil Archie Allgie
Mary Troulze Ehman
New Gi
Husband's Protective Association
Charles R.Y Downs, Jr
Beo Powel
Information Officers
Trital G
Fort Meade
Pline
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