Truman blasts extremists as inflation fight rages in Congress
Washington July 23 President Truman condemns extremists in Congress he says threaten inflation controls while Democratic leaders pledge a workable price, wage, rent and credit law before the July 31 expiry. Conferences aim to reconcile Senate and House bills with new conferees Sparkman and Ives aiding administration.
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Senators Unable To Smoke Out Eisenhower
Washington July 23 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower appears reluctant to discuss a 1952 presidential bid. Senators returning from Europe say they did not probe Ike about running, though some suggested he would be a Taft rival. Eisenhower declines to comment on politics when asked in Paris.
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Thurmont to Crown Bicentennial Queen at August 1
Elizabeth M. Reid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Reid and Hood College sophomore, was named bicentennial queen. Attendants include Pat Fraley, Ruby Litte, Janet Lohr, Lila Martin, Beth Royer, Phyllis Wastler, and Marline Addison. A Thurmont tour by bus covered local sights led by Louis Jones. Lions Club showed the film Thurmont On Parade at the high school auditorium.
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City Sports Club Travel Plan Prompted
Sponsored by the Sports man's Club transportation will be arranged for attendees. Cars will depart the square at 4 30 PM for the Club's headquarters on the Monocacy River near Creagerstown.
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Court News and Marriages Key Legal Actions
Equity case Nora Lee Lake versus Norman R Lake seeks absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. Charlotte L Layton versus Howard C Layton seeks absolute divorce. Juanita Teague versus Paul J Teague seeks absolute divorce. Guardian petition for Mary Emma Woodward incompetent. Marriage licenses listed for Householder Deater Stoner Shepler Reiter Feld Steele Stoner Bartgis White Horton Aicken Yates Jeffery Burgess Yates Tibbs Lawher Lenhart with ages and addresses.
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Bridal Shower Honors Miss Lillie Peomroy in Monrovia
A bridal shower for Miss Lillie Peomroy at the Stansbury home in Monrovia on July 18 preceded her July 20 marriage to Gene Stansbury. Guests included the Stansburys, Peomroys, Cozads, Tuckers, Cartwrights, Flemings, Silers, Hoffmans, and Summers, with many gifts and refreshments. Most authorities say over 90 percent of blindness cases are preventable.
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Woman To Head WSB Enforcement Machinery
Washington July 23 The Wage Stabilization Board named a woman to head its enforcement machinery and disclosed advances toward revamping the national wage formula. Helen Humphrey a career law officer with NLRB experience was appointed chair of a three member National Enforcement Commission. Arnold A Rosen will head the enforcement and litigation division. About 4000 alleged violations are under study. The board warned against unwarranted raises while aiming to target willful violations and noted unions may be punished if they aid by passing regulations.
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