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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1946

Page

6

Truman Signs New OPA Bill Reluctantly

President Truman signed a bill reviving the OPA and warned Congress he may reconvene a special session to strengthen price controls if needed to avert economic disaster. He said the measure is better than the vetoed version but does not guarantee inflation relief, urging widespread restraint and self-discipline by businesses and consumers. OPA will issue pricing orders, with 142 planned, while enforcement remains a shared effort.

Washington Truman OPA Congress Paul Porter Federal Register

No Comment On Tidelands Oil Measure

President Truman declined to take sides on the tidelands oil measure, saying he will decide when it reaches him. He signed the price control law and delayed his weekly news conference start to do so. He also announced several staff appointments and offered mild remarks on war era issues.

Washington Truman Edwin W. Pauley Harold L. Ickes Treasury Senate Fuure John R. Sherman Chester Bowles Iett George W.taylor O. Max Gardner The Senate War Investigating Committee Garasan Munition Palestine Anglo-American Commission London Washington Post Byrnes Paris

Firemen Save Pickup Truck On Route 40 East

Independent Hose Co and County fire engine respond to a fire along Route 40 East in front of Pearl Bargain House. A rear wheel friction ignited the Barbara Fritchie Chocolate Co. truck loaded with pasteboard candy from Baltimore. Fire damaged one tire and burning boxes. by 7:30 pm smoldering debris reignited forcing a second effort and brief traffic tie up. Carl Anders and Ammon E. Cramer helped move cargo from the vehicle.

Independent Hose Co Route 40 Pearl Bargain House Iight Barbara Fritchie Chocolate Co West Patrick Street Baltimore Carl Anders Ammon E. Cramer

29th Charter Ceremonies Bring Fire Engine Ride Honor

An organizational meeting of the Frederick Post Twenty Ninth Division Association featured Maryland Department Commander Charles Sinclair accepting a local charter. Sinclair rode aboard a fire engine during the event, then returned to discuss August 3 ceremonies at the Frederick Armory with Roger R. Mice and A Melvin Seeger.

Frederick Post Twenty Ninth Division Association Citizens Fire Agust Maryland Department Charles Sinclair Baltimore Alton E. Shaff Sinclair

Control Of Animal Diseases Stressed At Lions Club Talk

Dr. A L Brueckner, director of the Livestock Sanitary Service, spoke at the Lions Club about controlling animal diseases to protect public health. He outlined bovine tuberculosis and other diseases that move from animals to humans, and described methods used to combat them.

A. L. Brueckner Lions Club Francis Scott Key Melvin Rathstein College Park Brueckner Livestock Sanitary Service Maryland Agriculture Department

Background Looks Behind the Curtain at Mountain Theater

The Mountain Theater on Braddock Heights showcases stagecraft with authentic sets under Co-producer James Decker. His training with Carolina Playmakers and Dan Reid informs durable stairways and realistic rooms. Local supporters provide props while a technical team guides scene design and lighting for this week’s Biography production.

Mountain Theater Braddock Heights Hike N. Gehrman al {Hough James Decker Carolina Playmakers University of North Caroline Chapel Hill Decker Dan Reid Hollywood Cini Thastar Columbia Co Cayon Charles A. Sherald Barbara Harris Thomas Griffin Natalie Klein Wancy Prarre

Rabies Control and Disease Notes From Montgomery Area

A report notes minimal current disease in the U S with undulant fever presenting as grippe on first attack and reappearing after two to four months. Past 1943 44 outbreaks of rabies in Montgomery Prince Georges counties and DC have been largely halted by Livestock Sanitary Service inoculation. Local leaders and recruiting officials spoke to the Glade Valley Club urging support for recruitment efforts.

United States U. S Montgomery Prince George's District of Columbia Livestock Sanitary Service Lion Cliford M. Yinger Bruce E Crum Glade Valley Club Herbert S. Schroeder John E. McClure

Serious Fire At Bulk Oil Plant Here Averted

Quick action by Irvin J. Ramsdyre of Cities Service Oil Co and a plant employee averted a serious blaze at a bulk oil plant on East Church street. The fire, started during motor work, damaged a gas pump and a motor, with flames fed by nearby barrels of oil and gasoline. Fire crews arrived as employees had already extinguished the fire, after it was sparked by a repaired motor.

Irvin J. Ramsdyre Cities Service Oil Co East Church Street Independents Citizens Hook-And-Ladder United Rescue

Increases In Pay Granted At Brunswick

Brunswick Town Council approved wage hikes ending a work stoppage by police and street maintenance staff. Maintenance workers gain 15 cents per hour raising to 85 cents, police receive 3 dollars weekly and uniforms for each officer at about 150 dollars annually.

Brunswick Police Gurohdes Sic

City workers receive weekly pay raise amid injuries

The superintendent of streets and the water meter reader, both staying at their posts, were granted a five dollar weekly raise. The meter reader is currently out with a broken leg and the pay increase will take effect when he resumes duty.

Pangborn Workers Vote To Stand Pat

Striking members of Local 842 of the United Ante Workers CIO in Pangborn voted to stand pat on demands for a five percent wage increase and a union shop. The 450 striking workers remained 100 percent effective as pickets. Police Chief Max W. Rickards commented on the four-day-old strike.

Hagerstown Pangborn United Ante Workers Cio Bert W. Bothe UAW International Bothe Max W. Rickards

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