Shipments To Russia Arouse Washington
Washington debates US shipments of war materials to Russia with Senator Maybank and others calling for prosecutions. President Truman defends relations with Russia as a friendly nation while reports claim the Commerce Department will tighten controls. A driverless car wreck near Rockville is reported but no injuries.
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Maybank
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U. S
Russia
Truman
Congress
Commerce Department
Safer R-Mieni
Commerce Harriman
House
Shipme
Ajax
Gereral Clark
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Bridges
R-Nh
Richard F Finche
Poland
Re House
Strate Department
Fincke
War Assets Administion
The
Alpine Corporation
Braddock Homemakers Club Meeting Report
Mrs Liloxd Stup hosted the Braddock Homemakers Club on March 12. Sixteen members attended as Scripture opening and a picture fact about Baby Stuart were shared. An art lesson on Jan Vermeer and Girl with the Red Hat was given by Mrs Edward Toberg.
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Braddock Homemakers” Club
Liloxd Stup
Braddock Homemakers’ Club
Theodore Reeder
Pictre
Stuart
Edward Toberg
Jan Vermeer
Girl With
Red Hat
George Krantz
Garden Club Meeting Notes and Court Settlement Mention
A Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Moselle Belt’s home with 26 members and two visitors featured songs and readings, a roll call, and a floral emblem choice gold and green. Reports included a director’s note, a Red Cross donation, a ship-cover demonstration, and recreation prizes. A court settlement discussion involved Maurice Rose replacing Joseph Famner as attorney for Mrs. Schumm, with questions about paternity and child support tied to a hot dog stand purchase.
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Moselle Belt
Gardner
Maggie
van Dyszie
Earnest Runkles
Wiliam Scheel, Jr
India
Sarges
James van Sant
Red Cross
Luther Remsburg
Monroe Burdette
unUpais
Potat Hood
Frank Gardner
Apri
Beery Admits Settlement Offer in Paternity Case
In Los Angeles on March 25 Beery the film actor admits offering to settle for six thousand dollars the paternity suit brought by Mrs Gisita. He denies being the father of the 63 year old son and says the matter proceeds in domestic relations court.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Beery
Gisita
New Books At Artz Library
A list of recent additions to Artz Library includes Quiet Hour by William Oliver Steven a religious thought collection edited by a noted writer popular in Frederick and tied to Shenandoah byways plus Buying Country Property by Herbert R Moral and New World of Chemistry by Bernard JaNee.
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Wiliam Oliver Steven
Frederick
Countis
Shenandoah
Herbert R Moral
Bernard JaNee
Science Yearbook Topics From Chemistry to World Government
The piece surveys chemistry's role in daily life, new materials and processes, and consumer science. It highlights chapters on medicine, physics, aviation, and other sciences, plus discussions of the United Nations and world government as major topics.
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John Drury
United Nations
Sula Em
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