U S Progress Is Enough To Frighten
Washington March 27 Charles E Wilson mobilization director said the nation’s main enemy should be frightened by U S progress in girding for any attack The country now has in sight the military might to deter any aggressor He warned the internal enemy of inflation remains and labor unrest could spark policy disputes Wilson said a Wage Stabilization Board would be restored soon He offered to sell GE stock if needed but noted his money is invested there and he may only be in position for three months Labor leaders accused big business of controlling mobilization and Wilson said the next quarterly report would address those charges He recalled his long career from small to big business and defended his stance against critics
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Charles E. Wilson
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Union leaders return to mobilization program posts
Union chiefs head back into the mobilization program after withdrawing when the Stabilization Board collapsed in a gesture of disapproval of the mobilization under Wilson. Wilson said Dr Arthur S Fleming, co-chair of the Labor-Management Agriculture Advisory Committee on Manpower, had contacted the union leaders and planned a policy body to propose draft deferments and shifting workers to key defense plants.
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Four Homosexuals Fired By State Dept
The State Department announced it fired four people at the U S consulate in Hongkong after they confessed to being homosexuals. One confessed to taking about 10 000 dollars in bribes on visas for Chinese to come to the United States. The dismissals occurred last December. Vice Consul John Wayne Williams of Carrboro North Carolina was named as the bribe taker. The department said the Williams case is forwarded to the Justice Department for possible prosecution. Deputy Undersecretary Carlisle Humelsine reported the affair to Senate and House Appropriations subcommittees. The other three cases were not named and none were found involved in visa irregularities. The inquiry was led by Julian F Harrington, sent to Hongkong by Humelsine. An earlier probe had failed to find evidence but continued reports prompted the second inquiry.
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House Appropriations
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Foreign Service
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Emmitsburg Grange plans workshop and meeting schedule
Route 15 project gets public meeting invitation from State Roads Commission chairman to Emmitsburg on Monday April 9. John Baumgardner reports Grange hopes for a new high school workshop but County Commissioners will not approve funding now. William Baker new committee member to push the effort. A chicken culling demonstration is set for April 4 with refreshments. Pomona Grange backs a youth program at Ballenger Grange hall. March al at 3 poem movies shown by Howard W Quinn and others. six appointed to work with Grange leaders in Sears Roebuck National Grange contest. Mr and Mrs Howard W Quinn of New Market guests at meeting. OFF DYE-IT Manila March 27 Manila to end dazzling synthetic redheads as dye and rinse supplies run dry and import controls ban new imports. Some meteorites arrive on earth coated with ice.
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Which Way Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
In Acts thirteen Paul preaches to Antioch of Pisidia. Gentiles listen, believe, and glorify God. Some say predestination, but the Greek word for ordained means set in array, implying readiness rather than foreordained salvation. God gives us what we are ready.
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Railroad Foreman Dies in Elkton After Accident
Elkton reports the death of James Allen Wells, a 38 year old railroad foreman, following a fatal incident at the facilities. The tragedy is listed among current local mishaps, with investigators stating the cause remains under review as authorities proceed with formal procedures.
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Elkton
James Allen Wells
Baltimore and Ohio Rail road man dies in hospital crash
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee died in Union Hospital in Baltimore from injuries after his car struck a guard rail near Chesapeake City. He had traveled there the night before to visit his aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Price.
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