Disposal Of War Goods Abroad Scored
Senator Mead condemns the disposal of unused war goods abroad noting State Department disputes the committee findings. He cites a 10.7 percent recovery of original cost from Britain December dealings and outlines a British payment of 150000 for costed goods plus release of lend lease claims. The army stores remain at a $2 million cost.
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Washington
Senate
Uman
Britain
Mead
D-N. Y
Chaiman
State Department
Department
England
United States
Congress
United States Army
Sriis
Mmittee
Dean Achem
Acheson
Fragmented wartime notes and local social items
A WWII era clipping mentions a committee report critical of War Departments and the Office of War Mobilization, labeling the surplus disposal problem abroad as a confus ed muddle and urging substantial performance improvements. The remainder lists local social news including anniversaries and residents visiting relatives in Harner's Apartments and West Main Street, with mentions of Sgt Richard Zacharias and other townspeople.
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Truman
War and Navy Departments
Office of ‘War Mobilization and Recorverpstandt
Local families host visits and gatherings in Emmitsburg area
Emmitsburg and surrounding towns report social visits as residents entertain relatives and friends. Center Square, Westminister, and Bel Air hosts include Mrs. Gertrude Peters, Mrs. Carrie Harmon, Mrs. Floyd Miller, and the Copenhaver household. Notable attendees are Roy Stonesifer, Cecile Stonesifer, Leonard Stonesifer of Chicago, and other relatives. Public notices extend time for Red Cross drive, with about 350 dollars raised toward an 800 dollar district quota.
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Smmitsburg
Bearrie Kuhn
Sharon
Waynesboro
Twelee Frostburg
Charles Copenhaver
Emmitsburg
Nancy Eyler
Robert
Keneth Copenhaver
Carrie Fitor
East Main Street
Clayton Newcomer
Washington, D.C
Louise Sebold
Howard O'Neill
Harry
Bel Air
Ger
Baltimore
Local visitors and residents noted at Elder Apartments and area homes
Mrs Halbert Poole Jr and family of Silver Spring Md are hosting Lt Matthew Pajdakovich from Texas on leave with his wife Mrs Dor Elder and their son at the Elder Apartments. Mr William Smith and Joseph Elliot from Baltimore spent the weekend at their respective homes locally. Mr Kenneth Kugler of Brunswick spent a day recently in town.
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Halbert Poole, Jr
Silver Spring
Matthew Pajdakovich
Texas
Fares Mies Dor
William Smith
Joseph Elliot
Baltimore
Kenneth Kugler
Brunswick
Major Paxson to Germany after furlough at home
Major George Paxson of Fort Meade is spending a thirty day furlough with his wife and family on West Main Street before sailing to Germany where he will be stationed. Approximately 130 U S commercial airports have airport control towers.
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Gettysburg
Taneytown Road
Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
New Loudon
McCormick-Deering
John Deere Hammermill
Oliver Tractor
Oliver
Syracuse
Massey Harris
Myers
DeLaval Magnetic
Victor
John W. King
Court House
Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
Jefferson
William J. King
Fannie A. King
Harry T. King
Edna King
Bertha E. Cook
Charles J. Cook
Zona Kong
John W. Puli
Alton ¥. Bennett
Middletown
Frosttown Road
Harry Trout
Charles
Glenn Trout
Weybright and Haines
Haugh
Charles A. Six
Beatrice L. Six
Julia
North Bentz
West Sixth Streets
North Bentz Street
Bain
Foss P. Hudson
U.S. Internal Revenue
Gilmo R. Flautt, SR
U. Grant Hooper
Leslie N. Coblentz
Amos A. Holter
Mary Elizabeth Myer
Liber
Farmers & Mechanics Nagional Banks of
Mid Valley
Sarcel
Russell E. Myers
Farmers & Banks National Bank of Frederick
George E. Myers
Matt E. Myers
David F. Main
O.P.A
U.S. Revenue
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank OF Frederick
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Emmert R. Bowlus
Hue
Luther Rugier
George Paxson
Fert Meade
West Main Street
Paxson
Germany
Atte
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Dodge County
Wisin
Lufburrow Comments on Hawaii Volcanic Activity
N A Lufburrow notes Hawaii’s most active volcanoes appear relatively harmless as lava flows slowly like molasses and streams can be controlled, suggesting prospects for a brighter, fairer present despite gloomier times.
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Lanind
N. A. Lufburrow
Hawaii
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Melly Bollinger
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Patrick Peppler
Michigan State College
Ruth Peppler
Bruce Patterson
Richard Zacharias
Cherry Point
N. C
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Roy Bollinger
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Sykesville
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Roland S. Maxwell
Arthur E. Pickett
Grover D, Yingling
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L. G. Collins and Son
Clerks
University of Maryland
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Oscar H. Michael Joseph Reeder
Leroy F. Rice
Monrovia
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Ontario
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Arthur K. Pickett
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Black Hawk
Jess
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Francis D. Smith
Roland Maxwell
Arthur RK. Pickett
Beverley Twin Market
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Hershey
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Ot Pacntall
Olivers
Goth
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Henry B. Givler
Kk. Wagner
Vlad, Ay
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Burkittsville
J. P.M. Sharp
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Roy T. Guyton
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Richard White
Buck. Lodge
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Route 40
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Farquhar
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Saxton
McCormick-Deering Springtooth
Brown
Neakness
Ernest F. Harne
MT. Arey, MD
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Emmeryt R. Howlyns
John Umberger
Woodshoro
Creaverstown
Frederick, Md
Idea
Martin Gates
M. W. Stitely
Woodsboro
Emmert Bowlus
Join Null
Earl Huffman
Trout Brothers
Tarry C. Dorcus
Gail L. Catshall
The
Reformed Church of
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