OPA Powers Cut By New Bill Affects Food Controls
Washington reports that President Truman indicated he would sign compromise legislation limiting OPA powers. The bill postpones immediate price ceilings on meats and dairy, creating a three member board to decide re control by Aug 20. If inaction occurs, OPA may reimpose ceilings. poultry, eggs, and related products stay under board review.
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Washington
OPA
Truman
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
House
Senate
Paul Porter
House-Senate
Control Board
OFA
Dewey Gases
Radio Schedule Snapshot for 1990 NBC CBS ABC WBAL WORT
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS ABC and stations WBAL WORT10 WODLAL 630 CBS WRHM P etc detailing times PM EST and daylight saving adjustments. It notes repeats news periods and program notes with hosts and show titles including News Coast World News Travelin Man Jackie Coogan Sullivan Broadcasting and Benny Goodman among others.
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NBC
WBAL
Relworks
E Farrell
Serlat
Arrow
the Maunk
Tennessee Jed
Tom Mix
Ming
Iney Jlowe
Cbs
Walter Kiernan
Abe
Nibe-West
Nehnes
Tropics & Sports
Ebs
Dick Tracy
Dhs
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gordon MacRae
Skylins
Elmer Davis
Mbs
Abe Bob Hawk
Quire Thegent
Ebs Dancing Music Hall
Ebs Dancing Music Hall Hour—ather Obs Tons
Ranger
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Kaltenborn
Abe el Brandt
Abe Jackie Coogan
Forever Ernest
Bulidos
Drummond
Sullivan Broadcasting
Howard Barlow
Gregory Flood
Voorhees
Abe Risa
Milt Berle
Cbs L
Deanta
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Benny Goodman
Bandabe
Jack Kirkwood
Dbs
Paul Whiteman
Abe Guy Lombardo
Abe Screen Guild
Eba
America
Abe Tommy Dorsey
Inbs
Cox-Basic
Abo
Two Factors Slow Up Shipments Of Grains
Kansas City reports in the Nation’s top wheat state that declining prices and boxcar shortages slow grain shipments. Much wheat remains on farms or ground, with storage ample but spoilage rising due to limited turning facilities. Prices for No 2 dark hard wheat ranged 1.54 to 2.08, down from recent highs.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
OPA
Sue Pieuinig
Ol Tuieiguewi
Hays, Kas. City
Alton Shaft Elected Chairman Of 29th Alton Shaft Named Chairman For 29th
Frederick County veterans of the Twenty-ninth Division formally applied for a charter in the Blue and Gray Association. National commander Charles M. Sinclair will visit Frederick to accept the charter application. First Freder ick post meeting set for August 3 at the State Armory. Ten signers listed for the local charter include Shaff Seeger Rice Kreh Fisher Anders Riddlemoser Helfenstein Trout. application sent to Commander Sinclair in Baltimore.
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Alton E. Shaft
A. Melvin Seeger
Frederick County
Blue and Gray Association
Charles M. Sinclair
Frederick
State Armory
National
Twenty-Ninth Division Association
Shaff, Seeger
Roger R. Rice
William T. Kreh
William T. Fisher
Guy L. Anders
Mehr Riddlemoser
Francis, W. van Fossen
Ernest Helfenstein, Jr
George William Trout
Sinclair
Baltimore
Supplies For Overseas Relief Picked Up Here
A Relief Center truck from New Windsor collected 4 552 pounds of clothing and 248 pounds of canned food at the Frederick Church of the Brethren parsonage. Donations included 225 pounds of clothing from Adamstown Reformed church and 150 pounds of food from members there plus 50 pounds from Deubs Lutheran and Methodist churches. Local Frederick donors, led by G E Brengle of Wilson Avenue, contributed heavily. Over five tons of clothing and more than 600 pounds of soap were prepared by local youths for shipment abroad. The center can dry clean slightly soiled items and repair shoes. South American geography note adds Brazil borders almost all major nations except Chile and Ecuador.
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New Windsor
Frederick
Entertainers Wife Injured In Accident In Baltimore
Mrs Yvon Zufall Jr wife of entertainer known as Happy Johnny Zufall was injured when her car skidded and hit an electric pole at Joppa Road and Bellona Avenue. She and her three children were hospitalized with chest and head injuries. Tommy Zufall was shaken. Nancy Zufall and Zindy Zufall sustained facial injuries. Police investigated. the family resides near Oak Forest Drive in Parkville.
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Baltimore
Yvonee Macaufall Jr
Happy Johny” Ztail
Joppa Road
Bellona Avenue
Union Memorial Hospital
Zufall
Tommy
la Son
Johnny” Zufall
Littlestown
Yawson
Ross Gapnahe
Zutalls
Oak Forest Drive
Parkville
Divine conservation policy and waste in industry
A mechanical engineer argues that energy loss in coal use is preventable as “nothing in human personality be lost.” He links nature to divine persistence, noting by products in meat packing and eggs, and highlights the cocoa industry in the African Gold Coast run by people of African birth and descent.
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Ment ‘Parkers
God
Babson
Lynd
African Gold Coast
First Play Is Key To 6-Heart Slam
Intercity bridge competition drew 21 eastern players to California for two national events in Los Angeles and San Francisco. San Francisco pair Georee Wells James Dunn won the mixed team of four with Mrs Dunn also taking the Western women's pair title. Dunn’s crafty defense and Dunns’s partner’s play influenced the outcome as East’s opening lead would have altered the contract. Union Bridge’s N Fuss injured his foot stepping on lumber, now using a cane and recovering.
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Mice Genie
Bas
Uhee Arestaes
East
Dunn
West
Misteggee
N. OC. Fuss
Union Bridge
Veterans group urges Truman to revoke war order on race policy
The American Veterans Committee urged President Truman to withdraw last week’s War Department order. National chair Charles G. Bolle said the suspension, tied to Army racial limits, insults qualified Negro soldiers. The Army claimed enlistments reflect civilian ratios, about 5 to 1, not color. Bolle argued enlistment should be based on qualifications, not race.
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Washington
American Veterans Committee
Truman
Peebles
Charles G. Bolle
Maid
AVC
Department
Army
Bolte
Local Attorney Fractures Collarbone in Horse Accident
W Jerme Offutt, a local attorney, was thrown from his horse while practicing Sunday for the Libertytown tournament. He sustained a fractured collarbone, was treated at Frederick City Hospital, then discharged to his home at 266 Dill Avenue. The accident occurred on the road near LeGore, near his brother Bernard L. Offutt.
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Libertytown
Nenth
W. Jerme Offutt
Frederick City Hospital
Dill Avenue
Bernard L. Offutt
LeGore
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