Credit Rules Tightened By President
Washington July 18 President Truman moved to curb home loan credit to curb inflation on the wartime home front. He issued orders to raise down payments on new and repair loans and ordered VA loans require at least five percent cash down. He directed Housing Administrator Raymond Foley and five others to act quickly to preserve construction materials for the war effort. Congress is authorized to spend but Truman limits approval to 650 million of a 1.25 billion authorized for new fortifications.
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Washington
Truman
Raymond Foley
Veterans Administration
Conress
Town Officials Discuss Street Naming and Parking Plan
Frederick town officials consider naming alleys and streets and correcting house numbers. Mayor Rodgers to visit Frederick for taxation of truck and car owners. Parking markers to curb physician office congestion to be erected soon. A surveyor to map North Seton avenue to disposal plant before sewer work. Treasurer Miss Youre Sebold reports balance of 16 million 140 thousand and meter fund 1 million 81 thousand. Unpaid real estate taxes total 170 thousand 90. Possible incinerator partnership with Thurmont and Emmitsburg discussed. town remains short a commissioner as resignations loom. Special election may be held if no new candidate aligned with current two commissioners. Meetings to be telecast on second Tuesday of the month.
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Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Charles Topper
Frances Firor
Jeannie Orndorff
Jane Ruhrman
George Greco
Jimmie Kelly
Gene Rosenster
Hershey Park
Rightnour
Rodgers
Flat Run
Seton Avenue
Youre Sebold
Emmitsburg
Thurnmont
Uder
Thurmont
John J. Hollinger
Rightnoye
Maynar
Charles Gatehall
Vicky
Waynes
Maude Harbaugh
Robert Orner
Arthur Fry
Neo Winsor
George Brown
Emmitsburg Notes Reflect Birthdays Jobs Trips and Visits
Local items report birthday celebrations for James Brown son of Mrs Georges Brows and Shirley Tapper turning twelve, plus visits from Fort Belvoir and Baltimore relatives. Miss Anna Cool returns from Warner Hospital Gettysburg after surgery. Lions Club funds travel costs for Incal Bay Troop to Camp Roosevelt, with Troop 284 led by Scoutmaster Henry Charlton. Ensign James Baumgardner promoted to lieutenant in USN. Various residents announce trips, hospital stays, and family events across Emmitsburg and nearby areas.
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Emmitsburg
James Brown
Georges Brows
Asymall
Anna Cool
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Vera Lions Club
Lutheran Parish
Camp Franklin Ronsevelt
Willey
Henry Charltan
Michael Boyle
Ronald Kelly
Art Charles Baker
Jane Sharee
Valley Forge
Lions Club
EB. J. Eekenraade
Vien Topper
Baltimore
Arlene Linge
Virginia Lou Topper
Linda Humerick
George Brown
Fort Buslis
Julia Tyson Smith
James
Gang
Baltmore
Mae Welty
Euphemia Rovering
Lumen F. Norris
Jonkout
Texaco
Seton Avenue
Norris
Toni Elliott
J. Hunter Elliott
Mtward Graham
Lone Island
James R Saylor
Slaughter
Sidney FE
O' Donoghue
Oberammergan
Bavaria
Germany
Switzerland
France
Holland
Hague
O'Donoghue
Y. O'Donoghue
James Baumgardner
Raymond Baumgardner
USN
Baumgardner
North Charleston
N. C
Everett Chrismer
Louis Gunn
Riverside
N. J
Francis Hake
Lorain
Quebec
Dallas
Mary Charlene Kelly
Mother Mercy Novitiate
Felix McGlaugh-lin
Waynesboro
McGlaughlin
Cleo Sanders
Blue Ridge Summit
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Niewea
Miss Dari Fleming Undergoes Appendecomy at Frederick Memorial
Mr and Mrs Charles Fleming report their daughter Dari Fleming had an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday. Mrs Bessie Buckingham is reportedly praying. Thirty two guests attended a birthday picnic for Mr Wilson Eyler on July 10 receiving many gifts. Mrs Clifford Mullinix and Mr Robert Newman are recovering well. A large number of Carroll County residents attended the event on Sunday. Charles Fleming has recovered from several weeks of illness.
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Mt Airs
Dari Fleming
Charles Fleming
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bessie Buckingham
Wilson Eyler
Clifford Mullinix
Robert Newman
de Taree
Carroll County
Tvs
Trucks Pound Highway In Six Month Test On Road Wear
NEA Service reports a fleet of heavily loaded trucks hammering a mile long test road in Southern Maryland. U.S. Engineer Jasdner Smith watches daily pounding to see if heavy loads crack pavement. After months of monotony, two drivers quit, while officials hope December will reveal whether big trucks seriously damage highways and how fast wear occurs across eleven states and the U S.
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NEA Service
la Mata
Marylane
Mir
Maryland
Concrete treadmill tests on Route 301 seal road fate
Eight trucks pound away on a concrete strip between La Plata and the Potomac to simulate 20 years of wear in six months. Each hour 60 jolts hit slabs as technicians chart damage, with loads from 18 000 to 44 800 pounds. Test aims to settle a 30 year dispute over heavy trucks and road wear with half a million miles logged by December.
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Highway Research Board
Meeting the Parents Should Be Made First Contact
The guidance asserts that a date should introduce you to your parents on the first visit, not avoid them. It argues that making the meeting a priority reflects openness and maturity in the social situation rather than evading family.
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U.S
Jasdner Smith
U. S
Juigger and
Bette
Civil Air Patrol
Frederick Municipal Airport
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Walter Snow
North Market St
MT. Zion Haugh’s Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg, Maryland
Tex Powell & the
Rhythm Rangers
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Gabardine
J.C. Penney CO
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N. Market ST
Frederick MD
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick, Maryland
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