Dewey Attacks Truman as Inflation Threat Grows
Washington reports Governor Dewey denounces the Truman administration as wasteful and inflation prone while seeking support for the Republican presidential nomination. Miller touts General MacArthur as a potential candidate if drafted. Wallace backer meetings planned in York. Bridges backs Wallace while CIO civil tensions rise. Curley’s MacArthur suggestion earns Democratic rebuke. Virginia Democrats debate anti third term measures amid party strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gormas E. Dewey
New Yorker
Albany
Wisconsin
A. L. Miller -Neb
Douglas MacArthur
Philadelphia
Iller
Tra
Pennsylvania
Henry A. Wallace
York
Wallace
Ewes
Dewey
Truman
Jose
Franklin Roosevelt
MacArthur
Miller
Warren Right
Chicago
Douglas Macshur
James Curley
Boston
Curley
West
CIO
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Virginia
Tuck
Clartin A. Hutchinson
Democrats
McCue Opposes Law Restricting Voter Choice in Virginia
Democratic Delegate Edward O. McCue argues against any law that would curb voter choice as Tuck's program seeks to block Virginia electors from backing Truman. The piece notes broader race relation shifts and upcoming political events including Philadelphia forum plans March 9-10 with Taft and Stassen among speakers, and a House speech by Rep Clevenger criticizing Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O. McCue
Tuck
Virginia
Mc Truman
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin Forum
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Taft
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
Washington
Rep
Clevenger
House
Truman
Florida
Need For UMIT Is Stressed At Brunswick Meeting
Capt L O Armel of the Navy told about 100 members and guests of Steadman K eenan Post American Legion in Brunswick that universal military training is vitally needed to defend the nation. The meeting honored local Navy veterans as motion pictures of Byrd’s Antarctic expedition and Seabees building Pacific bases were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Armel
USN
Navy Department
Steadman- Keenan Post
American Legion
Brunswick
Armel
Brunswick Post
Navy
Brunswick Are
Byrd
Seabees
Pacific
Navy veterans honored at post event with medals and cake
Harry . George, Jr. introduced the event as World War II Victory Medals were presented to 30 Navy veterans. The Ladies Auxiliary marked the 29th anniversary of the American Legion with a cake. Guests included James C. Watkins, USN, Washington. A 1935 note observed relief families lacked physician care in 30 percent of disabling illnesses versus 17 percent for higher income families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ¥. George, Jr
Navy
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Post
American Legion
Jg James C. Watkins
USN
Washington
U. S
Find $70 With Man's Pants At New Windsor
A Covington Virginia couple learn their lost money from a church aid mission. Mrs Witt delayed panic over a truck collecting old clothes for Europe. Relief workers later found $70 hidden in pants and coordinated shipment back to Covington. A diamond ring and wedding rings were also reported missing or found in coats sent overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Tt. C. Witt
Covington
Europe
Sto Wit
Church World Service Center
CWS
Wat
Kay Y. Mackley
Soy
Mstake
Pocketbooks Packed For Europe Gift Plan
An article describes housewives urged to send old pocketbooks overseas filled with small items such as cotton, soap, a handkerchief, lipstick, candles and pencils. The aim is to start correspondence with recipients in Europe as several thousand pocketbooks have already been sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWS
Europe
Mackley
Payments On Hospital Pledge Are Completed
Zoom Club of Frederick at their regular week meeting announced completion of payments of their 500 pledge to Frederick Memorial Hospital. They appointed a nominating committee started preparation of ISH activities bulletin and arranged for a series of broadcasts on Careers for Women to start shortly. Marie Young Zonta president sued the nomination committee and appointed as chair.
Frederick club bulletin lists volunteers and donations details
The News reports club members Marjorie Etchison Miriam Appie Nan Roderick Lou Davis and Alice Sharpe along with Dorothy Carty and Edith Stock assembling past activities for the bulletin Five dollars was donated to the Red Cross for the 1918 campaign Original setup by Zenta aimed at three years payments. the hospital contribution was settled in one year Kefauver publicity and fundraising efforts include a card party and a fall concert An Eduard C H branch store manager will provide shopping service at the Monday meeting The United States resident count fell from 2 560 7900 in 1950 to 1728 and rose to 16635 in 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Etchison
Miriam Appie
Nan Roderick
Lou Davis
Alice Sharpe
Dorothy Carty
Edith Stock
Red Cross
Zenta
Kefauver
Eduard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ation
Caie
Snyder Body Works
Hampstead & Greenmount, MD
Marietta (Ohio) College
Franc Epping
Lenox
Alass
Archangel Gabriel
Satan
Lower Salem
Fritz Marti
Marietta
Judith
Umit
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Droneburg
A&p
America
Lis
A&p Food
Rwstrad Prrfrchlye
National Brewing Co
Baltimore
Maryland
Pover
Thare
Csi
Callahan
Francis Scott Key
Phare Tao
Gil Burners
the News
Frederick, Md
United States
State OF
Light St
Baltimore 2
Marylan
Eason
Eantions
St.Joseph
Motorola
Patrick St
Curtis W. Thomas
Jefferson Street
Williamson’s Bevall
Vicks Salve
Vicks Vatronol
Lexnex
Aec
Pertussin Creo-Terpin
Bie
Blanche
Johnnys Market
Morrells
Blue Ridge Bacon
Pascal Celery
Manning
Patapsco
North Market ST. & A
Pountece Reene Or
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!