Alumnae Reunion At Saint Josephs College Planned
Alumnae of Saint Josephs College plan a reunion on April 42 and 13 with Most Rev Amleta Cicognani presiding and Bishop Sic Namare presenting. Highlights include formal receptions, pontifical Masses, and the close of the Golden Jubilee.
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Amleta Giovanni Cicognani
United Sistes
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Sic Namare
D. Bshop
Pastmore
Washington
Bliss
Itabourg
E. Cotleze
Associatios
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Golden Juice
Alumnte Asse
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dePaul Cogan
Mary Davil
Clara Douglas Sheeran
Sheeran
IFCA
Sister de Paul
Hawaiian Islands
Truman purge order faces House fight over funding
Washington reports lawmakers press to block government spending to force dismissals of officials. House Appropriations balks at Warren’s tenure as head of the cannon service and contemplates denying funds, while other members target atomic energy funding with the fiscal year underway. In Maryland, Deputy Game Warden Thornig filed two charges against Lester Portner after an Owens Creek incident, posting $2150 collateral for a Thurmont hearing.
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Litenthal
Allegany County
Owens Creek
JL H Thornig
Lester Portner
Thurmont
Thornig
Portner
Ballots to Be Counted in Cecil County Tomorrow
A Senate subcommittee will begin examining ballots from Cecil County's November election tomorrow. The shift from Baltimore County was requested by defeated Republican candidate D. J. Markey and agreed to by Senator O Conor's committee. Cecil will be the fifth and final county investigated. Three American soldiers from the 88th Division held by Yugoslavs in Venezia Giulia were released to Allied headquarters.
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U.S
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France
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Monare
Rome
Venezia Gutlia
Mediterranean
Toda
Robert Damore
Susquehanna
Thomas E. Vowper
Chicago
George J. Fite
Chillicothe
Chio
Damore
Vowper
Fite
Mor Ken
Yugoslavia
U. S
New Labor Law Seen To Require Extra Public Funding
Washington lawmakers warn a forthcoming labor measure will impose additional costs on taxpayers. House and Senate labor committee leaders say Congress must fund any new federal duties, possibly forcing increased appropriations for labor agencies starting July 1. A separate note records one more local draft discharge, Robert Ignatius Scuep from Emmitsburg.
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Landis
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SSS Tonic Fountain of Vitality Promises Red Blood Boost
The ad claims low blood count causes fatigue and poor health and promotes SSS Tonic as a powerful non organic nutrient remedy. It asserts positive blood analysis proves its effectiveness, improves digestion, appetite, sleep, color, energy, and overall vigor, urging readers to buy a bottle at their drug store.
No Boost Of Rubber Price In Early Strike Fallout
Cleveland March 23 A CIO United Rubber Workers threat against the Big Four farms will not lift rubber prices and may signal broader effects on American commodities. An industry official expects a new wage pattern for the entire sector following a tentative 112 cent hourly increase for 119,060 workers on February 2. The average hourly wage then was 1.33 dollars, subject to reopening after 120 days. L M Buckingham counsel for the Big Four praised the conduct.
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Cio-United Rubber Workers
Cigls
L. M. Buckingham
Settlement Averts Crippling Walkout In Rubber Industry
A walkout was averted as a settlement was announced with aims to set a precedent for future cost of living wage increase requests. The agreement seeks moderation of wage boosts to lower prices through increased production in American industry, with rubber prices likely to drop due to higher output.
Big Four discuss pay hike costs and union impact
The speaker praised mutual understanding between sides and reasonable conduct. He estimated about 100000 non union office and salaried employees would gain an 11 1 2 cent hourly increase, with total annual costs for the firms ranging from 45 to 50 million dollars.
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Big Four
Apple market bullish in Martinsburg report
Martinsburg West Virginia reports continuing strength in prices for the 1946 apple crop. A special report details market momentum and favorable demand sustaining grower expectations.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Apple prices rise for Winesaps and Romes in four-state belt
Appalachian Apple Service reports west coast Winesaps selling to $4.50 and eastern Winesaps to $4.25. Romes, formerly weak, have strengthened from about $2.40 to $3.50 FOB as of the latest market notes.
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Appalachian Apple Service
Information Clearing House
Appalachian Seid
Notice to Contractors State Roads Project Frederick County
Public bid notice for asphalt concrete surface course on Market and Patrick streets in Frederick County. Bids due April 1, 1947, 12 noon at Baltimore offices. Requires qualified bidders, bid bond, nonrefundable plans, right to reject bids. Maryland State Employment Service acts as labor agency. Winchester Hall listed.
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State Roads Project
Frederick County
Frederick
Market Street
Vth Street
South Street
Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Jefferson Street
Maryland State Employment Service
Winchester Hall
Maryland
State Roads Commission
East Lexington Street
Baltimore
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
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