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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1950

Page

10

Bergman To Come To U S For Daughter Custody Battle

Ingrid Bergman plans to travel to the United States to pursue custody of her 12 year old daughter Pia Lindstrom. Dr Peter Lindstrom’s counsel vows a tough fight, alleging Bergman is unfit for custody. The husband will seek a California divorce and an inventory of marital assets. Bergman previously gave birth in Rome to a son with Roberto Rossellini and a senator criticized both foreigners as immoral.

Los Angeles Iigrid Bergman United States Pia Lindstrom Peter Lindstrom Miss Bergman Ingrid Pia Gregson Bautzer Bautzer Italy Pacht California Rome Roberto Rossellini Washington Edwin C. Johnson D-Cole Rossellini Senate Johnson Superior Court Lindstrom

Local Social Roundup From Lovettsville and Vicinity

Lovettsville community notes include church visits to the National Lutheran Home for the Aged in Washington by R R Myers T A Schulz Ermie Graham P E Legard H W Beatty L P Hickman and Lester Schutte. Weekend guests feature Daisy Merchant Leonard Cooper and families from Washington and Ranson with Kinfolk visiting in Falls Church Hagerstown and Baltimore. New Jerusalem Lutheran church undergoing extensive repairs with services moved to the Sunday School room. Several residents recover from grippe while others travel for visits and a town square dance is announced for Saturday with The Mountain Ramblers. Linda Diane Hickman born March 6 to Charles Everhart and wife. Patsy Myers made the dean's list at Bridgewater College.

Lovettsville Va Lutheran Church National Lutheran Home For the Washington R. R. Myers T. A. Schulz Ermie Graham P. E. Legard H. W. Beatty L. P. Hickman Lester Schutte Elton Cooper Daisy Merchant Boyds Leonard Cooper Ranson W. Va Frederick Hickman Dorothy Falls Church W. B. Hickman W. A. Wade Hagerstown Reggie Wilklow Roscoe Rockwell Brunswick Sam Eddins L. E. Brown Frank Rocca New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Tommy Janet Kane Grippe W. B. Carpenter Mountain Ramblers Mamie Ridings L. A. Womeldorph Womeldorph Winchester Urbana Hil Blanche McKimmey S. H. George George’s Edna Albaugh Margaret George Mas. Keena P. F. Legard, Jr P. F. 3d Culpeper P. F. Legard Charles Everhart Loudoun Hospital Leesburg Linda Diane Ann Edith Hickman Nannie Wiley Gaithersburg Patsy Myers Bridgewater College Miss Myers P. W. Myers

Truman signs margarine bill expanding FTC powers

President Truman signs the oleomargarine bill granting the FTC broader authority to enforce restrictions. The law imposes penalties, including fines, on violators and extends similar sanctions to other businesses under FTC oversight such as false advertising, boycotts, commercial bribes, and full line forcing.

James Marlow Washington Truman Congress Federal Trade Commission FTC Smith Jones

Legal battle over misleading advertising and penalties

Jones fights a false advertising charge under FTC action. A hearing allows Jones and his lawyers to present his case. If the FTC rules against him, he has 60 days to change or remove the sign. If he appeals and loses, the court may uphold the FTC and order removal, with possible fines up to 35,000 or 5,000 for continuing after a final order.

FIC Jones Attornes FTC U.S

New stricter penalties set by law and daily fines

The new law imposes up to 5000 per day for each day of final order disobedience, replacing the old 5000 total max. If disobedience lasts 90 days the total could reach 450000. Federal courts will decide the fine size, with no minimum. Proceedings reference Worrison and county council sessions, club anniversaries, and homemakers meetings in Frederick area.

Jones FTC

Frederick Md Priony March 17 1950 Club Meeting

The News Frederick Maryland notes a meeting presided by Mrs Jean Cook with business talks and a frozen food demonstration by Mrs Betty Hammond. Mrs Gladys Fahrney showed hat re decoration skills as part of a coordination of clothes display. Members plan coordinated costumes for May and keep charts on clothing expenses. The April meeting will be at Mrs Carlton Molesworth on Wilson avenue.

Jean Cook Betty Hammond Gladys Fahrney Carlton Molesworth Wilson Avenue

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