Truman urges tackling wage and price controls during inflation drive
President Truman cautioned that some special interest groups aim to dismantle wage and price controls. He said the price wars in New York and elsewhere show inflation fighting is working but warned of a dangerous period ahead if the defense production act is not tightened. He argued extending controls could spur a $30 billion defense spending surge and more money chasing the same goods, fueling inflation. He also defended public housing funding for defense needs amid housing concerns and noted legislative battles over housing numbers.
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Weekend Gatherings and Local Happenings in Maryland and Virginia
New Windsor residents visited Eaglesmere and Virginia for gatherings New Windsor, Mrs Harman and daughter joined by Westminster guests attended Harman reunion in Virginia Elkridge visitors to Goodermuth and Fogle households from Elkton travel over weekend Norman Sullivan family visit to Goodermuth and Fogle homes piano pupils staged spring recital in Presbyterian church multiple families held a Lambert's Park picnic Baltimore Towson Littlestown areas noted for family visits Mrs Gertrude Lambert returns from Indian Head George Magin seeks hospital observation Local firemen were called to a blaze or incident in town
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William Fleagle
Winfield Burkholder
Eaglesmere
F. L. Harman
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Harold Poole
Westminster
Harman Eunion
Virginia
Norman Sullivan
Elkridge
Sullivan
G. L. Goodermuth
Charles Fogle
Elkton
Maranna Snader
Presbyterian Church
Robert Miller
Fred Eyster
Baltimore
Vernon Royten
Towson
Mirs
Littlestown
Lambert's Park
Gertrude Lambert
Indian Head
George Magin
University Hospital
Diplomas For 45 Presented At Brunswick High
Forty five seniors received diplomas at Brunswick High School commencement before a capacity audience. Eight earned academic diplomas, 18 commercial, and 18 general. Superintendent Eugene W. Pruitt presented the diplomas. Dr Wilbur Devilbiss urged graduates to seek broader living and self understanding, noting doors to friendship and understanding the universe. Myer Kaplan of the Rotary congratulated graduates and presented Gold B Awards to Mary Ann Howe Janet Stine June Lee Anderson Deener Tian Pauline Edwards and James Edgar Ferrell Jr. The program featured Otis Taylor orchestrations and glee club selections. Reverend Leonard D. Carmack gave invocation and benediction. The class sang Alma Mater as Leon Enfield, class president, offered thanks.
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Wilbur Devilbiss
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Mary Ann Howe
Anon Janet Stine
June Lee Anderson Deener
Tian Pauline Edwards
James Edgar Ferrell, Jr
Otis Taylor
Senior High Glee Club
Thomas Staub
Bruns Hubbn
Leonard D. Carmack
Leon Enfield
Sophistry and its limits in clear argument
This lesson notes that sophistry is seemingly persuasive yet fallacious reasoning. It warns that no amount of sophistry will alter a sound conclusion and urges precise usage and careful thinking in daily discourse.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Slated
The regular W C T U meeting is set for Tuesday evening June 12 at the home of Mrs Charles Bachman. Also noted a chimney fire extinguished at the home of Samuel Lease and Mrs Albert Albaugh awaiting an operation at University Hospital Baltimore.
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Hospital Aid Inc Sees Broad Local Support Grow
Public reaction to Hospital Aid Inc benefits from a large donation by Everedy Company and widespread business and individual interest. Since forming last May 15 the nonprofit aims to aid hospitalization for the needy, with annual memberships from 6 to 1000 dollars.
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Jacoby on Bridge Prepared Hands Test in Australia
Oswald Jacoby explains a special thirty two handed contest organized by the Australian Bridge Council to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the federation. The event showcases prepared hands to test skill and strategy among competitors.
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Card contest hints at federation era Australians in bid
A bridge contest story notes the federation of six Australian states and describes a hand prepared for a contest years earlier. South wins with the ace after West opens with the king of spades and continues with the queen, while Hast discards the six of diamonds.
Double Dummy Heart Play Destroys Contract in Bridge
In a tournament recount, South must infer East holds the heart ace and lead hearts to force victories. West saves tricks with hearts, but correct dummy play enables declarer to make the contract. If East discards a heart on spades, South remains doomed, though the double dummy scenario never occurred in play.
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Baltimore Milk Cost Study Planned by City Council
A Baltimore committee will begin hearings next week to determine if milk prices can be lowered. Councilman Maxwell Alpert proposed a resolution to form a study committee and explore amending laws to allow more competition from out-of-state sources. Paul F. Due serves on the committee.
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Maxswell Alpert
Paul F. Due
Group Hears Milk Regulation Plan In Baltimore
The committee will study all milk related ordinances and hold more hearings with a vote on allowing state supplies to enter Baltimore. The panel plans to report to Masur D Alesandro.
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