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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1947
Page
4
January 28 1947 dispatch from Undersecretary of War discusses wartime pay scales and budget strains. The Senate probes portal pay chains and the Treasury while warning of vast costs. The piece argues government interests and possible industry bankruptcies tied to wage policies. It notes unions’ influence and potential impacts on employers profits and jobs amid mounting fiscal pressure.
The Rev Brunner spoke at the bicentennial Heaven of the university chapel about the atomic age and the need for forgiveness of sins. His simple delivery highlighted that human destiny hinges on spiritual health and the reconciliation with God.
Veterans have been moved to second place for the purchase of government surplus property. Jack Lipps, Maryland Veterans Commission representative, announced sales to occur in Washington and Norfolk. Washington sale Wednesday at Engineers Storage Yard and Norfolk sale Saturday at Navy Yard Annex Gate, with cars, jeeps, fire trucks, trailers and other equipment offered at prices reflecting repairs.
A Washington report surveys the ongoing price structure and economic recovery after wartime controls. It notes profits in durable goods, shifting production, and the delayed removal of price controls as industries recover from shortages and strikes. It compares current trends to postwar patterns of employment and production.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conducted by Reginald Steward begins a major northern tour arriving in Elias and New York City with a concert at Cate nee Halle. The tour started December 2 and faces travel disruptions from an emergency transportation crisis that could shorten or cancel engagements.
Snow began yesterday and fell steadily, reaching about five inches. Thermometer today shows near zero with high winds hampering visibility. The Fifth Annual Hang We PMD dinner was held on Court Street. notable attendees included Jacob Totrhack and Alfred Ritter. Milton G. Arore, Frederick, is a candidate to succeed Judge John A. Lynch. Many hydrants and water pipes froze during the week amid cold weather. plumbers will be busy next spring. Sixty-five operators now employed at Holtenan shirtwaist factory. Verdierteae personnel mentioned.
Twenty years ago local item notes WLFE Light er chief deputy under register of wills George Edward Smith was appointed Register of Wills by the Orphan Court and qualified. A residence dispute on East Thirel street ends in a homicide misprint. Miss Ann Powell and Arthur Dotte children recover from an assault. A compromise settles condemnation actions involving the mayor and vividly paving Browcoe Alley and West Palin Street.
Maj. Gen. Tol Vodeing said the United States plans to have Red Cross oversee the repatriation of Allied prisoners of war held by Germany. He noted progress hinges on the Red Cross response to a note requesting its assistance in arranging evacuations for laborers among the POWs.
Egyptian and British officials announced that renegotiations of the Anglo Egyptian treaty have collapsed and that Britain may face evacuation moves. The matter was set for United Nations Security Council action with Egypt pressing for withdrawal of troops and a sharp stance on the Sudan. The discussions came amid tensions over British forces in the Nite Valley and possible evacuation orders.
The Navy today rejected former Lieutenant Willan TL Srmay’s habeas corpus petition, confirming his dismissal from the service and a ten month sentence at the Disciplinary Barracks Portamanth. Bernard Pisan, acting U.S. Attorney, led the Navy’s defense in Baltimore on January 27.
In a protest linked to a wage policy, Merion workers led a walkout at the Laval facility drawing a large crowd. Union leaders called the action purely incidental to broader labor tensions, following a midday protest and meeting.
The government appealed to the Supreme Court today seeking a swift ruling on a constitutional act related to the last Congress. Petrille, president of the American Federation of Musicians, contested the legality in the district court. A ruling favored Teton Water 7 La Phas Mante.
Dorothy Dix reflects on how a couple’s choices in marriage ripple to parents and family. She argues that children’s happiness hinges on parental harmony and that parental burden rises when a spouse misbehaves, urging young people to consider long term impact on fathers and mothers.
Registration for a conservation of natural resources course will be at Mood College registrar on February 4 at 7 p.m. B. M. Barty will introduce the course at 7:40 p.m. The program runs Tuesday nights 7:30 to 9:10 with field trips, covering minerals waters soils forestry wildlife fisheries and management. Lecturers include Barry, RLV rule, G. F Heaven, L. Grane, and others. an exam is set for June. A May trip to the Washington Monument at Boonsboro is planned with free meals and transportation. Miss A. Drucia Worthington chairs the committee.
A farewell party was held recently for Hew Ravinoned J. Myers, the incoming pastor of Woodaboro Lutheran church. Guests included Norman Dien, George May, Donna Shook, Tae Diet, and Claude Bulmer. Activities featured games and refreshments. Monthly Saturday sessions run from 2 to 3 pm at Winchester Hall, with plans for new members to join via Charade Fulmer at 317 Svith Market, Winchester. The event was organized by James Sure ht and started by Siale Saveine deiward D. Storm.
C David Will dies at home at 230 PM at 107 East Street aged 64 born in Frederick County. He operated a butcher shop for 29 years and served Evangelical Lutheran church. Survived by son John Will and brother Hert Will. Funeral at 1:00 PM Thursday from the funeral home with burial at the nearby cemetery.
Deaths of Gilbert Williand Gilbert formerly of Os Fibre rush Company and two other individuals in Frederick County with details on surviving relatives and funeral arrangements. Burial plans listed for Olivet cemetery and Manlevie cemetery, with references to residences in Wisner, Youngstown, Baltimore, and Montevue.
Mrs Catherine Landis died from burns after an explosion while making a fire in a coal move at her Brunswick home. Survived by husband Chorley William Landis and a daughter. Funeral services and burial details listed with multiple local relatives and officiants. Others include Edward Butter Sparrow and Martin Grayson Moss funerals with church services and cemetery interments in local sites.
Utterback, literary Scoutmaster of Drumswick, was honored at the National Capital Area Council, Boy Scouts of America annual meeting in Washington. Major General Jategh Wy, Byron, presented the Silver Beaver, praising Utterback’s devotion to the Scout program in Frederick County and describing his long service as Scoutmaster and community contributor.
A state commission urges a real budget system and fiscal procedures to guide statewide appropriations and revenue sharing with local governments. The group calls for a comprehensive inquiry into the budgetary system to lay a basis for future actions by state officials, legislators, and taxpayers.
The Beadogck 4-H Club met at the home of reader M Roy Schaffer with Miss Dottie Schaffer as hostess. Charlotte Reeder, club president, presided as members filled yearlong program books and refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for February 6 at Miss Connie Thane’s home.
A collage of historical notes and birthdays spanning 1439 to 1960s, listing notable figures born or died, major events, and public notices. Includes Henry Tadson era references, William V Allen, Daniel Willard, Santos Dumont, Brandeis nomination, Archangel events, WWII notes, and celebrates artists and scholars with terse biographical blurbs.
Courtnes Trene Murphy will marry Thomas Cletus O Connor in February in near Monrovia. Announcement from Mrs Fawont Overstreet, 231 Weer Beauthetreet, notes the wedding plans of their daughter with Alma details.
Frederick County officials and the War Memorial Association discussed creating a living memorial at Winchester Hall as a community center. A joint session with the county commissioners was proposed after a memo from the commissioners, with the memorial group optimistic about the plan.
Q What was our bit for occur paventi dias A About three quarters of Hhillion altars eave Assistant Secs cretary of State John H. Milldring Q How fast do sea waves travel such as the recent one which devastated Japan A They have been clocked at 600 mph The deeper the water the faster they travel Q For What famous Russian marshal has the formerly East rutistant wily of Justerburg been renamed by the Russians A Cheroyakovsky youngest Soviet marshal who was killed the war Q Did Generat Marshall newly named as secretary of state graduate from West Point A No from Virginia Military Institute Q Who is undersecretary of the ITreasury A Archibald Lee Manning Wig gins who signe his nime A Lee M Wiggins
The piece discusses tax effects on households and living costs, urging consideration of government spending and potential reductions. It notes that taxes touch food, housing, and clothing, and questions whether rates are fair or excessive. The author cites calls for tax relief and critiques the current fiscal approach.
Incoherent OCR fragment lists precipitation and temperatures with multiple errors. Mentions January data, rainfall inches, and a low night temperature around 37 with higher daytime values implied. Specific dates, places, and confirmed measurements are unreadable.
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