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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

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2

Price subsidies debate roils Senate over meat and costs

Lawmakers clash as Price Administrator Frentiss Brown defends OPA rollback subsidies. Senator Taft blasts programs as demoralizing markets and risking civilian meat shortages while packers oppose subsidies at any level. Brown warns of rising costs and large subsidy needs to offset price decreases.

Washingt Frentiss Brown Samet Taft Ohio Defenat Suppacs Corpoation Senate Banking Committee Brown Office of Price Administration OPA Congress

Huge Rise in Cold Storage Butter Stocks

Chicago reports a sharp gain in butter held in cold storage after price rollbacks. Department figures show large quantities removed from consumer channels, sold to the Dairy Products Marketing Association, and now owned by DPMA or other government agencies.

Chicago Department of Agriculture Dairy Products Marketing Association DPMA

Dr McDonald to Speak at Hood Conference

The article describes Dr. McDonald’s appearance at Hood church in Washington and outlines Dr. Van Kirk’s call for churches to mobilize Christian influence for a just durable peace. It emphasizes opposing isolationism and supporting an international organization to safeguard world peace.

Dr. McDonald Hood Washington Orris G Robinson Calgary Methodist Church van Kirk Churches of ‘America America World Organization Peace of All Nations Dia Churches of America

Elk Hills Oil Reserve Lease Termed Illegal

The Justice Department called the Navy and Standard Oil of California Elk Hills lease illegal and hazardous. Assistant Attorney General Norman M Littell testified before the House Public Lands committee as Rep Elliott likened the deal to the Teapot Dome scandal, seeking further subcommittee study while Byrnes and President Roosevelt reviewed the department’s report for possible cancellation.

Washington Navy Standard Oil Company of California Elk Hills Petersson D-Fia James F Byrnes Byrnes Roosevelt Justice Departments

Evatt Predicts Quick Collapse of Japan and Germany

Australian External Affairs Minister H V Evatt stated that Japan would collapse quickly after Hitler is defeated and that victory in Europe extends to the Pacific. He argued Allied resources could shorten any interval between the European and Pacific theaters, insisting Axis success is no longer possible and ultimate triumph is assured.

London H V Evatt Japan Adolf Hiller Pacific Europe Evatt Hitler Abyss

Use Of More Cars Denied By State Roads Commission

Baltimore officials and employees of the State Roads Commission were denied use of seven large passenger automobiles ordered withdrawn by Hogper S. Miles, administrator of use of state owned cars. Acting on Miles orders the commission suspended indefinitely operation of at least 15 other passenger vehicles used for general employe and official use. Miles warned that the personal loss of about 40 additional cars approved for individual assignment could affect the commission office fleet in Baltimore.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Hogper S. Miles Miles Balti- More Commission

Peace Conference Denied by Kollontai as German Propaganda

Reuters dispatch from Stockholm quotes Soviet minister Alexandra Kollontay denying a pro Nazi Allehanda report that German and Russian reps met in Stockholm to discuss peace. Kollontai calls the claim insolent and ridiculous German propaganda. Reuters notes peace negotiations with Germany are unthinkable.

London Reuters Stockholm Alexandra Kollontay Sweden Allehanda Kollonta Dagens Nyheler

Annulment Sought Over 1940 Elopement of 15 Year Old Bride

Mrs Clara J. Beckett seeks annulment for her granddaughter Mrs German of Washington over a marriage to Aubrey C. German of Norfolk Street Washington. The couple wed May 19 1940 with the groom 21 and the bride 15, both ages misrepresented on license. The suit alleges false and fraudulent statements and lack of parental or guardian consent.

Frederick Hermine E German Washington Carfurt Clara J. J. Beckett German Aubrey C. German Giennen Street Walto James Bethesda

Two Suits Reported To Have Been Settled

A $400 damages suit by George D Ford Jr against Frederick Mayor and Aldermen was settled out of court for an agreed amount. Ford claimed his car stalled on East Patrick street and was pushed into a city compressor unit operating without light. Edwin F. Nykirk represented Ford while Edward J. Smith for the corporation appeared. A second $500 damages suit by Richard J Sanders against Glade Valley-Garber Inc and G R Smuth, also settled out of court, to use for himself and General Exchange Insurance Corp, arising from a collision with the defendant’s truck in Hagerstown. William M Storm represented Sanders. Leslie N. Coblentz defended for the defendant.

George D Ford, Jr Frederick Ford East Patrick Street Edwin F. Nykirk Edward J. Smith Richard J Sanders General Exchange Insurance Corporation Glade Valley-Garber, Inc G R Smuth Hagerstown William M Storm Plantiff and Lessie N. Coblentz

Personnel Named for Pool and Golf Course Openings

Mrs Helman Bowers released appointments for City pool and miniature golf course staff, with Bowers as supervisor of city recreation centers this summer. Pool hours start noon to 5 pm weekdays and 1 pm to 8 pm Sundays, subject to demand. golf aims to open at noon and close about 10 pm. Staff includes managers, assistants, lifeguards, and attendants. opening follows approval of summer operations budget by the Board of Aldermen.

Helman Bowers Playground Commission Board of Aldermen

Sliding Price Scale For Hosiery Is Fixed

The Office of Price Administration set a price scale for women’s combination silk hose with rayon or cotton, pegging the Mat $1 maximum retail price. Effective July 17, retail prices: 7 cents for 39 gauge and lower, 89 cents for 42 gauge, $1 for 45 gauge, $1.15 for 48 gauge, and $1.25 for 31 gauge and higher.

Washington Office of Price Administration

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