Businessmen Disappointed With Showing In April
New York May 2 Most businessmen enter May disappointed with their showing in April. While some sectors held steady thanks to seasonal factors and government easing measures, overall activity slipped from March levels. Construction, inventories, and farm income show mixed results, with auto production up and unemployment claims rising as pay and hours trends shift.
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Federal Reserve Industrial Production Index
Mrs Quynn's Will Probated In Estate Over $100000 To Sons And Bequests
The late Mrs Mary W Quynn left most of her estate over 100000 to her two sons Captain Allen G Quynn U S Navy and William Rogers Quynn with executors named and bonds set to cover taxes and fees. Bequests included church donations and sums to a sister and three grandchildren with codicils altering the distribution. The estate will be divided between the two sons and a later codicil revoked a former bequest to the orphanage. An adjournment of May 14 was planned for the UN Assembly session in New York after a prior April start.
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Allen G. Quynn
U. S. Navy
William Rogers Quynn
Urbana
Orphans’ Court
Capt. Quynn
John Edw. Schell, Jr
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
France
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Joseph T. Griffin
Ruth B. Ogle
All Saints Episcopal Church
Episcopal Orphan Home
Carrie Rogers Thomas
Baltimore
U. S
Allen G
Serene Kunkel
Margaret Motter Quynn
W. Clinton McSherry
Helen Stewart
John Edw. Schell
Gertrude Stone
Tucker Hawkins Wedding Party at Town Methodist Church
The wedding party assembled at the town Methodist church with Rev. Chester B. Smith officiating assisted by Rev. Morris G. Zumbrun. Guests include Clyde E. Hawkins Irwin H. Tsanes Floyd Whickham William Summers Merrle Tucker the bride and groom Mrs Doris Gue matron of honor bridesmaids Curtis Day ring bearer Shirley Nichols Ruth Burns and others.
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Vincent A. Finnigan
Virginia
Elune Tucker
Mr. Zambrun
Curtis Day
Shirley Nichols
Ruth Burns
Crs Ble rn Ali Dressed Up
A remark on appearance notes that even a sharp outfit can be ruined by sloppy shoes handbag and gloves signaling the risk of a polished look undone by small details.
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Ali
Surprise Birthday Party For Mr Shaum In Taneytown
Mrs Francis E Shaum was honored at a surprise birthday party at 12 Middle Street Taneytown with many gifts and best wishes. Mr Shaum received friends and well wishes from local guests.
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Francis E Shaum
Middle Street
Shaum
Harry Witherow
Karen
Susan
Marbethead
Mass
Witherow
Grace Witherow
West Baltimore Street
Blanche Stull
John Keedy
Rohrersville
Jean Keedy
Keedy
Stull
Hagerstown
Ballenger Homemakers Club Meeting Notes
The Ballenger Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Russell Thomas's home with eighteen members and three visitors. New member Mrs. William Howard joined. The program included an International Relations paper by Mrs. T. P. Culler, piano care demonstration by Mrs. Edgar Harrett, and a sugar loaf mountain reading by Mrs. Howard T. Smith. A bus trip report covered visits to the airport.
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Ballenger Club
Ballenger Homemakers’ Club
Russell Thomas
Chester Young
Garrett County
D. D. Dewitt
William Howard, Jr
T. P
Culler
Local Society Notes on Maryl. Deaf School Figures and Winners
Abbott House Maryland School for the Deaf Taney Home and the Barbara Fritchie House were made by Mrs. David Derr Recreation by Mrs. Fred Brubaker. Prize was won by Mrs. T. B. Culler. Next meeting set for May 16 at 2 p m at Mrs. Monroe Stup’s home.
Miss Elizabeth Brown Signs Hotel Register
An unmarried woman signs the hotel register as Miss Elizabeth Brown, reflecting formality in social etiquette of the era. The scene contrasts with a casual entry like Betty Brown, illustrating expected titles for single women.
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Betty Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Carson City: Tiny Nevada Capital Population Snapshot
Carson City Nevada, with about 2 500 residents, is the smallest state capital in the United States, highlighting its compact governance and historic status as a territorial and later state capital.
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Carson City
Nev
United States
No Certainty About Rents
Washington reports a government rent policy yardstick issued by Housing Expediter Tighe E Woods. It sets targets to raise net operating income toward 30 percent for small structures and 25 percent for large structures, based on current income levels, but leaves questions about scale and scope of increases unresolved.
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Washington
Tighe E. Woods
Four-Unit Structure Seen in Frederick Real Estate Note
The item notes a large building containing more than four homes with gross income defined as total rental property receipts and net operating income as money left after operating expenses taxes and depreciation. It also explains that interest and mortgage principal payments are not operating expenses. It mentions early Persian and Hindu use of gold and iron rings.
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Frederick, Miu
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