Hutchinson Nomination Blocked in FTC Fight
Washington June 16 The Senate Commerce Committee voted five to three to advise the full Senate not to confirm Martin A Hutchinson Richmond lawyer to a seat on the Federal Trade Commission Byrd and Robertson urged rejection saying the appointment was political and lacked training experience and competence Hutchinson had earlier lost a bid for the Senate nomination in 1946 Chairman Edwin C Johnson noted the adverse report and said he did not know when the matter would reach the Senate Myers and McFarland reportedly supported Hutchinson with three absentees Lyndon Johnson Magnuson and OConnor were not present Earlier the committee unanimously approved Nelson Lee Smith of New Hampshire for another term on the Federal Power Commission to run until June 22 1955"}
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Washington
Byrd
D-Vay
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Martin A. Hutchinson
Richmond
FTC
Robertson
D-Va
Hutchinson
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Coro
Commerce Committee
Lucas (Jr
McMahon
Dconn
Lyndon Johnson
Dtex
Magnuson
D-Wash
O’conor
D-Md
Earler
Nelson Lee Smith
New Hampshire
Federal Power Commission
Walkersville Women Host Picnic at Methodist Lawn
The Walkersville Homemakers Club held its annual family picnic on the church lawn with about sixty attendees for an evening of feasting and fun. Special guests were the Walkersville 4-H Club girls. Mrs Geo. Cleveland and Mrs Geo. Webster supervised and directed a search for Dangerous Dan and his treasure of gold. The club will not meet again until September 14.
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Walkersville
Annual Reunion Dance Held By F H S Alumni
About 350 Frederick High School alumni and guests attended the annual reunion and summer dance at the Braddock Heights pavilion Wednesday evening. Officers elected for the coming year include Frank Hoffman as president and Eva Jane Staley as vice president.
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Frederick High School
Braddock Heights
Frank Hoffman
Frederick
Eva Jane Staley
Glenn Orrison
Garland Feaga
Walter Roney
Lincoln Stull
Roger Nicodemus
Peter
New Recruiting Officer Arrives in Frederick at Winchester Hall
Sgt. Bidwell Sherman arrives to join Sgt. Robert Lane at the Winchester Hall recruiting office for an indefinite tour. He travels with his wife and three children, living at 259 West Fifth Street, after 31 months in Alaska. Sherman, originally from West Virginia, has 14 years of Army service.
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Bidwell Sherman
A. Amy
Frederick
Sherman
Robert L. Lane
Winchester Hall
West Fifth Street
United States
Alaska
West Virginia
Army
Stockpiling For War Upsets Some Markets
New York, June 15. A rapid race to stockpile for war strains markets with shortages and rising prices. Zinc buyers complain of higher costs due to government procurement speedups while lead producers lament reduced future orders as government purchases slow. Copper shipments rise as stockpiles dwindle, with government buying supporting higher prices and tighter civilian supply.
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New York
Zincrade
Voppet
Buying Pace Goes About Right for Their Purposes
A fragment notes that the buying pace aligns with the needs of the buyers. It highlights a measured approach in purchasing patterns and suggests readiness to proceed if conditions remain favorable. It emphasizes cautious budgeting and practical planning by the buyers.
Public sale of dwelling in Monrovia Frederick County
A decree of the Orphans Court of Frederick County orders a public sale of a Monrovia dwelling lot in New Market District. The sale, June 17 1950 at 11 a m daylight saving time, requires a $25000 deposit and conveys seven room frame house with outbuildings. WALTER E. SINN, Trustee, and auctioneer John S. Penton oversee terms and transfer details.
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Monrovia
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans Court of
Fredericounty
Marsland
WMG
Freshmiere County
Wels
Milburn
Moncrovingay New Market
Frederck County
Annie Maught
Louise
Walker
Maggie C Clark
Laker
Prodenelk
Mary
Tom Marie
Clack
Anne Myaght
Public sale of real estate and personal property
By order of the court in Frederick County Maryland the heirs of Carl W Etterer deceased will sell at public auction on Saturday June 17 1950 at eleven for personal property and at one for the real estate on the premises Libertytown Frederick County. Personal items include walnut secretary furniture rugs sewing machine and many antiques. Real estate described as a 50 700 square foot lot with a brick bungalow and garage on Main Street Libertytown. Deposit required 15000 with balance in 30 days. Taxes adjusted to July. Auctioneers Emmert Ro Bowlus and ROL Kelty Clerk Holden S Feiton Attorney.
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Frederick
Publiate
North Bente St
Efvie Sptarner
John J. Fenton
Helen F Ponton
Orehans Court
Fredeniel County
Torshand
Cari W Etaler
Liberty
Frederick County
Maryland
Atwater-Kent
Net
Seth Thomas
Adams
Carl W Elvler
Premm
Libertytown
Feng
Shila
Main Street
Tibertytown
Fresterick County
Mary
Utle
Ruth
Carl W. Uteler
Juha Ant
Freda Derr
Mary Ware
Bay of Dark
Wee Etvler
Ad Emmert Ro Bowlus
Rol Kelty
Holden S. Feiton
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AFL International Typographical Union
Hazy,fink
Deather
Williamson’ S Drug Store
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Bulova
Stieff
Doll's Jewelry Store
Come
Frederick County National Bank OF
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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S. Market St. Park
Frederick’s
Fathers of
Eshelman Tractor
U.S
Sever
Pearl Bargain House
Walter E. Sinn
John S. Penton
Disvontiitinge Housekeeping
Woortsboro
Tran Rong
DST
Cbsso
Waliaut
Avindel Radios
Inis
Calvin Rice
Woodsboro
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