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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1947
Page
2
Frederick residents joke about mowing at the municipal airport. The field is large with a five foot wide machine swath and multiple landing strips. Even at four miles per hour, the task seems endless as crews restart the cut every season.
Rabbi Morris S. Lazaren emeritus of Baltimore Hebrew Congregation spoke at Brodbeck Hall Vesper service urging youth to look to America for justice and peace. He warned against disillusionment after war and cautioned that politics must not invade religion while urging independence and the American ideal. He noted his prior international religious work in Europe and Ireland and England in 1946 and 1941 respectively, before organ and vocal performances.
Washington May 12 Senator Hatch believes President Truman would veto the pending labor disputes bill, though he plans to vote for it hoping conference with the House yields acceptable provisions. Senator Wagner, returning from illness, criticizes the bill as untimely and politically driven, warning it could provoke industrial strife. The Senate reaches a vote as debate ends at 12:30 p.m. EST on amendments, including a milder Taft bill substitute.
Washington May 3 12 L W Duggan governor of the Farm Credit Administration said veterans face high farm prices that may drop below loan values in ten years He testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee supporting legislation to let Federal Land Banks issue loans to farmers Similar to existing loans through the Farm Mortgage Corporation Authority for those loans expires July 1 1947 He cited a veteran paying 19500 for a farm after trading a car valued at 19000 and seeking a 15000 loan
Government appraisers reduced the value to not more than 10 500 and urged legislation to permanently authorize 75 percent lending of fair agricultural value for farms, beyond the 65 percent land bank limit. Duggan’s department study supports raising to 75 percent to meet mortgage credit needs. Say you saw it in The News.
Palm Springs, May 12. Mrs. Diram Arakehano, among three treated by a self styled prayer healer, says she has noted a sudden improvement in her arthritis. She caveats that her doctor has recently added new medicine, so credit cannot be given solely to Avak Hagopian.
Report notes Vaughn, 37, epileptic with no reported condition change. Avark spends hours daily with Vaughn and predicts recovery soon. Another patient treated by a Narsesian shows slight improvement, according to a family member.
Hagerstown May figures show 112 eviction certificates issued last month by the rent control office, up from 87 in March. Director Fred W. Young said most certificates went to landlords seeking dwellings for their own use.
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