Beall Explains Vote Against British Loan
Washington July 16 Congressman J Glenn Beall explained his vote against a 3 750 000 000 loan to Britain. He argued the money would come from American taxpayers, require new taxes, and that Congress lacks authority to extend credit with taxpayer funds. He warned the loan would open a wedge for gifts to other nations and harm US workers and markets. He noted England’s weak security, past defaults, and existing loans from Canada and the RFC. He urged funds be kept for veterans and the aged.
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Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Britain
Congress
TalYice Bo He
Lerte Boyster
United States
Great Britain
England
Canada
R. F.C
Six more countians honorably discharged and demobilized
Service discharges six more Countians over the weekend through local Draft Board MH. Named are Dorsey Taylor Rippeon Woodsboro Clarence Joseph Wast Jer Thurmont George Joseph Click Rt 1 Thurmont Gaither Elden Stottelmyer Rt 1 Smithsburg Joseph Edward Kolb Rt 2 Thurmont and Bernard Thomas Gosnell Hi 2 Frederick.
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Dorsey Taylor Rippeon
Woodsboro
Clarence Joseph Wast Jer
Thurmont
George Joseph Click
Gaither Elden Stottelmyer
Smithsburg
Joseph Edward Kolb
Bernard Thomas Gosnell
Frederick
Doubts and Suspicions Created by Reds Byrnes Says
Secretary of State Byrnes warned Russia that doubts and suspicions grow as she objects to the 40% German disarmament treaty and faces possible breakdown of Potsdam economics. He disclosed the U S aims to cooperate with Britain France and the other zones to avert economic paralysis in Germany and to push for a unified economic administration. Byrnes stressed the need for a clear answer to prevent further tensions and praised limited progress at Paris on peace treaties for Hungary the Balkans and Finland.
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Washington
Byrnes
Russia
United States
Germany
Moscow
Britain
France
Atria
Gare Druid
Germny
Joseph ‘. McNarney
Tru
Byres
Austria
Maine
Europe
America
Allied
Centro Commission
Critish
Saar
Narney
Airloway
Haly
Bailkan
Finland
Farm Club Meeting Reviews Minutes and Safety Week
President led pledges and minutes were read and approved followed by roll call. Mrs. Long distributed seals and certificates and assigned unit work for the next meeting. A Farm Safety Week discussion and a beams canning demonstration by Maxine Brandenburg occurred as members played softball. Refreshments were served. Next meeting at Maxine Brandenburgs home on August 9.
Lane Tawes Radcliffe Campaign Finance Reports Filed
Baltimore July 15 Campaign costs for Maryland's June 24 primary show William Preston Lane Jr of Hagerstown as the gubernatorial nominee front runner. Eugene H Beer Jr Lane's treasurer filed a $16,774 deficit with the Clerk. J Mnard Tawes reported $47,951 in expenses for his losing bid. Radcliffe spent $40,822 in his Senate race while O Conor spent $44,428. The largest donation was $3,000 from Virginia D Byron of Hagerstown to Lane.
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Baltimore
William Preston
Lane, Jr
Hagerstown
Eugene H. Beer, Jr
Lane
Liscuit Gwurt Buric
Suh
J. MiNard
Tawes
H. Streett Baldwin
George J. Radcliffe
Herbert K O'Conor
Radcliffe
O'Conor
Virginia D. Byron
William H. Labrot
Annapolis
Readaliffe
Admitted To Probate Will Of Mundey Estate
The late Harry Mundey left his modest estate to five children Cora Elizabeth Latimer Maude Farrell Edna Mentzer Frank E Mundey and Harry Mundey as named in a will admitted to probate by the Orphans Court on Monday August 1945. George W Latimer executor predeceased the testator. Elizabeth M Latimer administratrix reported personal property valued at 500. Court approved first and final accounts for Hemp Boone Zimmerman with limited distributions and taxes noted. Sweden’s merchant marine figures show a dramatic 1945 rise from 41 000 to 2 598 000 gross tons.
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Harry ©. Mundy
City
Orphans Court
Walter E. Sinn
W. Jerome Clutt
Cora Eliizabeth Latimer
Maude Farrell
Edna Mentzer
Frank E. Mundey
Harry Mundey
Ing
Charles A. Hemp
John W. C Hemp
Elsie Gertrude Boone
Harvey $. Boone
Charles W. Miller
Helen A. Zimmerman
Roy
Youthful Fisherman Mehrle Dutrow Aims High After July 7
Nine year old Mehrle E Dutrow of Damascus, son of Mr and Mrs Myurtlin Dutrow, loves fishing and began his journey July 7 seeking early catches and future success in the sport.
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White's Ferry
Methus Cain
Mr. Dutrow
Dutrow
Mehrle E. Dutrow
Myurtlin Dutrow
Damascus
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