Cooperation on Price Problem Divides Business Readers
Two statements from business groups debate responsibility for high prices. The Chamber of Commerce committee says blaming business men alone is misleading and calls for cuts where possible, while the National Planning Association urges business leaders to lead with others cooperating. Both affirm labor farmers and government should join in stabilizing the economy. Ruml suggests government actions like food conservation and tax cuts, with labor and farming urged to reexamine wage trends and policy. The underlying forces shaping prices require a concerted national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Economic Policy
Chamber of Commerce
United States
National Planning Association
Beardsley Rumi
NPA Business Committee
Ruml
Chamber
Farm Prosperity and Modernization of Farm Life
The article argues farm prosperity drives national wealth and factory activity, noting modern farming uses scientific methods and new ideas. It contrasts past isolation with today’s connected farm families through newspapers, radios, telephones, and automobiles enabling closer ties to towns and the wider world.
Butcher Boy and Vittorio Mussolini Aims for Butcher Trade
A fragmentary notice links Vittorio Mussolini, famed bomber pilot, with a teenage butcher offer. The piece recalls his wartime role and imagines a shift to wholesale butchery as an aesthetic calling, while noting potential political obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vittoro Mussolini
Vittorio
Vittorie
Iim
Peron
Pride and Its Double Edge in Dorothy Dix Style Advice
Dorothy Dix extols pride as a potent force that can spur effort or ruin lives. She warns that true pride fuels perseverance and ethical work, while false pride leads to dependence and waste. The piece contrasts disciplined pride with ostentatious vanity and highlights tragic cases of pride causing hardship.
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News May 15 1897
Fifty years ago local items note a two story frame dwelling owned by Mr Daniell Eyler near Woodsboro destroyed by fire with most furniture. Mr and Mrs Evxler escaped with their lives. A prominent farmer criticizes county officials for neglect on road from the city to Montevue. Samuel A Gregg, mail carrier between Jefferson and Frederick, will end route soon and run a special line between the cities. Feathers and refuse dumped on Jefferson turnpike beyond the city, frightening horses. Hayes Prong of Ling a has an observatory 25 feet high on Luganore Hills offering a fine view of the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniell. Eyler
Woodsboro
Evxler
Montevue
Samuel A. Gregg
Jefferson
Frederick
Jeferson
Jefferson Turnpike
Hayes Pron
Lingais
Luganore
Twenty Years Ago Locatems From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Locatems From The Columns Of The News May 33 1927 reports a house party at House Park and a Frederick s School event where Miss A Wolverton received a gift. A 1927 theft involved a coupe owned by Louis E Excheiberger stolen from in front of Winchester Hall. A false deputy collector of internal revenue case led to indictments in Baltimore.
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the News
Fredericks
Dipere
A. Wolverton
Nellie Sparrow
Lockhman
Louis E. Excheiberger
West Fourth Street
Winchester Hall
Warie
Internal Revenue
Hush Vo Gittinger
Federal &Land
Baltimore
Marshall faces tough era as secretary of state says Edson
Capital News Notebook reports Gen George C. Marshall endures criticism for limited diplo matic gains in China and Moscow while facing trimmed budgets and heavy lobbying in Washington. The piece notes rising lobbyist activity, Senate and House struggles over labor reform, Benton Bowles ties, and a probing view of Stassen’s blunt advise to Truman. It also mentions a bomber’s May Day flyover, export license denials, and Missouri Valley Authority doubts. A wedding anniversary is briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
George c. Marshall
China
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
Marshall
Jimmy Byrnes
Senate
House
Congressional Recreation Act
Harold E. Stassen
Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Chamber of Congress
William Benton
Benton
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Byrnes
Benton & Bowles
Donot
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
Taber
Japan
Manchuria
U. S
Montana
James E
Missouri Valley Authority
William Langer
North Dakota
Bureau of Reclamation
U. S. Reclamation Assa
Missouri River Valley
St. Lawrence
Canada
Weather summary for 24 hours ends on Wednesday
The brief notes a 24 hour forecast with daylight savings time adjustments and precipitation chances high. It records a weather update with unspecified locations, mentions possible rain and temperature shifts, and notes the period ends midweek. The fragmentary text suggests routine meteorological reporting without clear city or agency attribution.
Impassioned words and weather notes in корр 1947 report
English lesson notes on usage and pronunciation mix with a regional weather digest and a Taft talk. The report cites impassioned speech phrases, a May precipitation snapshot, and a Pittsburgh Jewish Welfare Board luncheon broadcast with temperatures and astronomical times for the day. It notes Charles P Taft addressing the Deficiency in 1947 precipitation council and lists delegated Maryland attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Taft
Rose Miller
West Partick Street
Maryland
Charles P Taft
Federal Council of the Churches of
Christ In
Jewish Welfare Board
Pittsburgh
Knights of Columbus Maryland State Convention Held in Ocean City
The forty ninth annual Maryland State Council convention met at the Mayflower Hotel Ocean City over a weekend. Attendees included district deputy Austin C. Thomas and local delegates G Bernard Callon and W Jerome Offutt. James J. Lacy served as banquet toastmaster and Most Rev Edmund J Fitzmaurice delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus
Mayflower Hotel
Ocean City
Austin C. Thomas
Frederick
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
G. Bernard Callon
W. Jerome Offutt
St. John’s
James J. Lacy
Edmund J. Fitzmaurice
Wilmington
Del
Frank A. Shalienberger
Maryland
W. Jerome Gratt
Boston
William F. Sauer
St. John’s Church
St. Mary Star of the Sea
Former Morgan Firm Member Shot To Death
Thomas Newhall a 70 year old former member of J. P. Morgan & Co. and Philadelphia financier was found fatally shot in an old storage building he had converted for his sons. Authorities say it appears accidental as he was cleaning firearms during a weekend property inspection. He previously served as director of several major firms and as vice president of Penn Mutual Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radnor
Thomas Newhall
J. P. Morgan & Co
Philadelphia
Thomas Shallow
Newhall
D. A. Newhall
Narberth
Thomas
John Stretch, Jr
Morgan
Drexel and Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Reading Coal and Iron Corp
Sharpe & Dohme, Inc
Maryland Governor Proclaims National Guard Day and Month
Governor William Preston Lane Jr announced a statewide observance on June 6 as National Guard Day and June as National Guard Month. The proclamation notes June 6 marks the 3rd anniversary of the D-Day Normandy landings in which Maryland's 29th Division served. He urged citizens to support the National Guard to keep it fully organized in honor of its heroic dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
William Preston Lane, Jr
National Guard
Normandy
Maryland Guard
Maryland
Honouing
Questions And Answers Summary Of Historic Facts
The text presents Q and A items on demography’s scope and a misnamed Poor Man’s Plymouth Rock identifying New York City’s Battery Park Aquarium near an immigration station as the source, notes the Treasury Conscience Fund beginning in 1817 with a $250 donation, and cites the American Junior Red Cross as an organization with about two million members.
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Plymouth Rock
New Yorks Aquarium
Battery Park
Treasury Department
Conscience Fund
Jan
Lars
Yankees
American
Red Cross
Moderation and lifestyle in high blood pressure care
Dr William A O Brien offers guidance for patients with hypertension emphasizing confidence in a physician, gradual activity, balanced work and rest, weight control, cautious diet, and addressing anxiety. Smokers and sleep affect management. cosmetic options may help birthmark concerns in a Teen Q A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Strength For Today by Earl L. Douglass
An essay on justice argues the world faces widespread injustice from dictators and everyday life alike. The speaker emphasizes justice as love in action, demanding fair treatment beyond deserts and within all groups from households to students on campuses. Copyright Babson Newspaper.
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Europe
Asia
Babson Newspaper
S+ a
Luf's Stuff Heman Weakness in Luxuries Gala
A reflective piece laments human weakness amid abundance. It contrasts comforts and health with dissatisfaction, noting a constant desire for more and a untold twist in character, urging contentment despite ample benefits. The tone mirrors a personal meditation on wealth and well being.
Firemen Reward Leads to Damaging Break In Station
In Welborn Kansas on May 13 a local fire chief treated his crew after a quick equipment check. A fire later destroyed tools at the station. Glenn Masterson, 11, was rescued from a nine foot pond when Welborn volunteers drained the pond by breaching a dam with crossbars spades and rails. He walked from the road saying, gee you were looking for me.
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Wadderson, End
Wadderson’s Fire Company
Welborn
Kas
Glenn Masterson
Glenn
Gaithersburg Social News Recaps Weddings and Travels
Gaithersburg families host gatherings as Paul Culbertson with three children sails from New York to Spain where he will take a diplomatic post. Miss Margaret Griffith’s May 17 wedding to Judson Earle of New Orleans draws major entertainments in Washington Grove and Gaithersburg with showers hosted by Grace McNamara, Vivian Menitt, and L. M. Griffith Jr. and George W. Darby.
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Gaithersburg
Paul Culbertson
New York
Spain
Culbertson
Peggy Culbertson
Washington Grove
Helen Jackson
Greta Frank
Joan Plummer
Betsy Culberton
Jane Ann Koukal
Miss Culbertson
Dwight L. Yankey
Garner Bare
New Market
Merton Duvall
Joseph Whetzel
Ernest Garnier
Mary Jane Reed
Lee Gartner
Forte Sandison
Eleanor Gartner
New Orleans
Miss Gartner
Rio de Janeiro
Margaret Griffith
Judson Earle
Grace McNamara
Washington
Vivian Menitt
L. M. Griffith, Jr
George W. Darby
Griffith
Letter from Regensburg Woman Seeks Frederick Korb List
Police received a letter from Erika Korb in Regensburg Bavaria requesting a list of persons named Korb in Frederick. She claimed kinship hints from her father and said she is a refugee expelled from Silesia with no means or news. Local city directory shows no such name in Frederick or rural routes.
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Regensburg
Bavaria
Germany
Frederic
Erika Korb
Frederick
Whosoever ashamed of Me and My words cited
The excerpt cites Mark 8 38 and a quote from Charles Dickens Dickinson praising prayer for sinners and a sinner must repent. The lines mix biblical verse with a religious quip about seraphs and selling forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies
Dickinson
Overseas Letters Bring Thanks To Girls For Friendship Bags
Girls from Frederick area Troops 8 and 13 sent friendship bags to Greece as part of the World Friendship project. Letters translated by Nick Carros express gratitude and describe life in Greece amid ongoing hardship, with requests for reciprocal photos and future correspondence.
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Greece
Frederick
Nick Carros
Frederick High School
Ray H. Smith
F. Russell Young
Ismini Tsintson
Administrative assistant attends Moscow conference then travels to Europe
Virginia H James, an administrative assistant in the eastern European division of the State Department, attended the Moscow Foreign Ministers conference. She now travels from Washington to Moscow on March 4, then to Berlin Paris London, and will sail aboard the America May 11 for New York. She plans to return soon and wrote friends about the marvelous experience.
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Liss
Virginia H. James
Moscow
Sion
States Department
London
America
New York
Coun James
Berlin
Paris
Washington
Typewriter Etiquette and Local Arrest Report
Social note shows typing norms for letters while reporting two arrests by officers Leror Thompson and Carl Rentzell. Helen Dorsey and another man were charged with intoxication, disturbing the peace, and interfering with an arrest. Both defendants held on $20 and costs.
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E. Leror Thompson
Hell Street
Helen Dorsey
North Beniz Street
Carl Rentzell
Arnold Simmons
Clare Everson Wins Maryland Science Award 1847 48
Owen Evetham of Brunsmew School near Brun m earns Maryland Academy of Science award for 1847 48. He merited Science TM award this time and Pratt receives peat in Bal will be Enoch.
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Owen Evetham
Brunm
Brumswh
Maryland Acade
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