Trade With Japan Begins on August 15
Washington reports limited private trade with Japan to resume on August 15 after a war trade mission led by Brig. Gen. George Eberle recommended accommodations for 406 private trade representatives in key industrial areas. MacArthur’s Tokyo HQ will screen entries under Allied Board allocation as normal relations return.
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Washington
Japan
State
War Departments
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Departments of State, Treasury, War and Commerce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U. S. Commercial Company
George Eberle
C Affairs
War Department
Tokoo
Inter-Allied Jade Board
Far Eastern Commissi
MacArthur
Britain
Latin America
Europe
Asia
Bess
Sugar relief proposal for home canning in rationing era
An Agriculture Department official proposed a 15 pound per person sugar allotment for home canning this year as an amendment to a House bill. The plan, by James H. Marshall, would target home canning if law clearly limits use, not end universal rationing. Regular stamps total 35 pounds per person yearly.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Housing Banking Committee
James H. Marshall
Marshall
Rep
Kunkel
R-Pa
Gamble
R-Ny
White Bill Targets Radio Ownership and FCC Authority
Congress debates Wallace White's plan to amend the Federal Communications Act. The measure limits single ownership to one fourth of U S population, expands FCC power, and targets public interest duties with new labeling and timing rules. Hearings set for June 17 before the Senate Interstate Commerce subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetex Edson
NEA
Washington
Freedom of the Air
Congress
Maine
Wallace H. White
Federal Communications Commission
White
Burton K. Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
FCC
James Lawrence Fry
National Association of Broadcasters
Radio Station Operators’ Trade Organization
NAB
Fly
Paul
Porter
Charles R. Denny
Senator White
U. S
Radio Trade Press
BIH
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Senate
House
Charles A. Wolverton
New Jersey
Justin Miller
Hep
Harris Ellsworth
Oregon
Eietone
Commission
New Brain Blood Vessel Operation Reported
Fresno surgeon Dr. George H. Sciaroni describes a pioneering operation connecting the jugular vein and carotid artery to reroute blood to the brain. He says it may lower blood pressure and aid epilepsy and paralysis by improving cerebral blood flow and clearing clots, with results to be published in the American Journal of Surgery in 1948.
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Fresno
Calif
George H. Sciaroni
Sciaroni
American Journal of Surgery
Post Office Clerks Plan Maryland Delaware Convention
About 125 delegates and members have reserved for the 1947 Maryland Delaware Bi State Federation of Post Office Clerks meeting at the Windobona Hotel Braddock Heights. Speakers include Congressman J Glenn Beall and William Otte national secretary of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks. The opening session is Saturday afternoon with greetings from Guy K Motter Frederick postmaster Mayor Lloyd C Culler and Elmer J Eshleman.
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Federation of Post Offce
Windobona
Braddock Heights
J. Glenn Beall
William Otte
National Federation of Post Office
Guy K. Motter
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Elmer J. Eshleman
Weather Summary for June 1947
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending at 3:00 a.m. no rainfall. June to date precipitation is 5.87 inches, normal for June is 4.13. For 1946 June actual rainfall was 5.29 inches. Deficiency in 1947 precipitation to June 1 is 2.60 inches. Yesterday high was 83, low last night 62, while the previous year’s high was 15 and low 42.
Big Top Brings Frederick Its Largest Circus in 20 Years
About 4 000 circus fans packed the Fair Grounds for The Dailey Brothers Circus led by Norma Davenport the 10 year old elephant trainer. The show featured 18 trapeze artists 10 lions 6 tigers and other acts with 15 clowns and a Freddie Frederick Wild West finale. Cast reinforced concrete freight cars arrive from Germany as part of the supply update.
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Fair Grounds
Dailey Brothers
Norma Davenport
Frederick
Freddie Frederick
Captain Rossi
Calliope
Dailey Stows
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Convenes at Hood College
About 200 Maryland delegates gather for the 47th annual convention at Hood College. Ernest S. Marke of the International Society of Christian Endeavor speaks Friday at 8 PM in Brodbeck Hall. Ernest B. Bryan presides as new general secretary. A social hour follows at 6:15 PM in Maynar Hall with leaders from the Pennsylvania C E Union to run the recreation conference.
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Maryland
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Hood College
Ernest S. Marke
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Bbe
Brodbeck Hall
Ernest B. Bryan
atary @ Union
aAfeyran Hall
Vania C. Eo Union
Paul Hurley
Pennsy
Union devotional conference in Frederick agenda preview
Rev Fred Smith of the Maryland Anti-Saloon League and Rev Andrew Newcomer of the Baltimore Westminster Fellowship Bible Conference will lead sessions. Mr Marks will read conference officers and Mr Bivan will handle publicity. A Frederick Saturday program includes fellowship dinner missionary address moving pictures communion and Sunday School with church attendance encouraged. The convention closes Sunday with Mr Bryan speaking and state officer installation by Mr Mar. Registration opens Friday at four.
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Vanta Union
Fred Smith
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Andrew Newcomer
Baltimore Presbyterian Wetminster Fellowship
Marks
Bivan
Frederick
Bryan
Mar
Acheck
St. Warren
One Day Junior Convention Arrangements Noted
The News notes Union Gordon Smith of Ijamsville organized local arrangements for a one day junior convention for younger delegates. They will eat a box lunch on the campus and adjourn at four oclock. A birthday party was held June 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs Elwood McKenzie 115 East Third Street for their sons David James and Wayne Eugene. Present were many children and families from the area. Corporal Lindbergh Anglebergser of Frederick Md recently spent seven days on leave in Baguio Luzon continuing through the summer at the Cameo John F and Recreation Center.
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Elwood McKenzie
East Third Street
David James
Wayne Eugene
David James McKenzie
Wayne Eugene McKenzie
Larry Blank
Bobby Campbell
Jo Ann Jones
Bessie Jones
Sylvia Jean Boone
Patty Huinies
Sandra Your
Ronald Young
Lovetts Brrve
Marie Bier
Sally Jo Deaner
Patty Zimmerman
Len Hart
Johany Hart
Mary Angele Hu
Mav
Tyne yHeres Tyersar
Jimmy Kefauger
Mes
Howard Campbell
Lois McKenzie
Aira
Thomas
Baguio Center
Bazuo
Lindbergh H Anglebergser
Frederick
Baguio
Luzon
PT &Nest
Cameo John Fi and Recreation Center
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DEMON
Asbury Park
N. J
iPr
D. Georgh Colvin
WCTIU
Women's, Christian Temperance Union
Colvin
U. S. Census Bureau
Beore
William I. Stoner
Thurmont
Bruce Leo Houck
Taneytown
Woodsboro
Aivey Harbaugh
Bruce A. Brucher
Houck
Carroll Country
Storm & Shipley
North Market St
Gabe
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro, Md
Mr. Kyle Vowers OsBorne
Pope
Leila M. Pope
North Locust St
Hagerstown
Germany
C. E
Hood
North Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Quaker City Cleaners & Dyers
the News
Frederick, Md
Hildebrand
James Steele
Edward Boone
Clara Hochs
Gypsha
Tend
Jeferson Inn
City Line
Jefferson Highway 249
Baltimore
Electric Service Company
Hillen Street
Baltimore 7
Mulberry
Maytag
Iits Service
Better Homes Equipment CO
East Patrick St
Maytag Howe Freezers
Maytag Ironers
Ara
Culler and Heffner
Orientals
Kallagw
Frederick Forstorage &Irug Cleanere
TIONE
Ralph W. Boyer
W. Patrick St
Ase Ravens
Heart
Art Lund Steel Guliar Bar
Savannah Churcant
Boosie
Fila Fitzcerald
Woody Hervippers
Joe Lagsins
Ghniny Moore
Yo Baby
Bing Meare
Mama Plaurso3hk
Careias Meon—Etat
Joel Liszins
Limehouse
Glaet
Ionel Hampton
Johnanr Moere
Fehee Quar
Eimest
Ernest Tubbs Rose
Old
Pawnee
Ernev Tobbs
Sumner
Kentucky Wal Pee Wee Kink
Bailles Bros
Patter Lives
Rosalie Ren Sail Wong
Silvry Moon—Genernl
Pete Cassett
Buster Bennett
Timmy Wakely
Minety
Darlin Floyd Tillman
Eddy Arnold
S. Market Street
Barbara Fritchie
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