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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1951

Page

6

Ceilings On Beef Go Into Effect Today

Washington reports ceilings on beef prices take effect across about 300000 retail stores tomorrow with little immediate price drop. OPS officials expect more uniform prices and assured cuts for shoppers, as wholesale ceilings already froze prices last week. The changes aim for average adjustments and scheduling ramps leading to eventual rollbacks planned for August and October, pending Congress action.

Washington Office of Price Stabilization OPS Congress Truman Administration Michael V. DiSade DiSalle

English Lesson and Word Guidance From W L Gordon

A compact guide on common word usage mispronunciations and spellings with tips. It cites presentment versus presentation, perfidy pronunciation, and the daily goal of expanding vocabulary by mastering one word each day. The note also records that the United Nations Flag was adopted by the General Assembly on October 20, 1947.

W. L. Gordon United Nations General Assembly

Portrait honoring Dr Bjorlee marks MS Deaf school affair

Maryland State School for the Deaf honored longtime superintendent Dr Ignatius Bjorlee with a large oil portrait presented by the Alumni Association. Judge Charles E Moylan accepted for the school as about 150 alumni and guests attended the unveiling in the auditorium, with remarks praising Bjorlee’s 33 years of service since 1918 and his role in elevating the institution’s status among national deaf education centers.

Ignatius Bjorlee Maryland State School For the Deaf Alumni Association Charles E. Moylan Baltimore Frederick County Board of Visitors Helen L. Smith Henri L. G. Kieffer Uriah B. Shockley Miss Smith Hazel McCanner Bierlee Dr. Bierlee Theodore R. McKeldin Clinton P. Anderson U. S New Mexico Bjorlee Noah Leonard Downes Margaret S. Kent William Do. Royal Mary Alice Benson Robert E. Delaplaine Charles McC. Mathias Walter E. Sinn Frederick J. Norman Ager Harry B. Shaw Hyattsville Judge Moylan Maryland Dr. Bijerlee Bjorlee Xxxx Krank MLS

Camel Cigarettes Proving Ground Ad

A vintage Camel cigarette ad invites readers to test a cigarette for 30 days. It promises mildness and throat compatibility with Camel’s rich full flavor and positions Camel as America’s most popular cigarette.

America

Milestone in Deaf Education Leader Honored

Judge Moylan lauds Dr. Blarlee Bjorke for decades of service since 1918, detailing early life from Iowa to Gallaudet, St Olaf and Maryland. Praises include military drill, Scout troops, rhythmic classes, campus expansion, new buildings, curricular modernization, enrollment growth, and enhancing employment prospects for deaf graduates in Frederick and beyond.

Maryland Judge Moylan Blarlee Iowa Gallaudet College Dr. Bjorke Northwood Gallaudet Dr. Bjorle St. Olaf's College College Annual College Journal Frederick Bjorlee Moylan

Marshall Plans For Huge Military Program

Washington reports Defense Secretary Marshall will urge Congress to fund a multi billion dollar military build up. A House Armed Services spokesman said hearings begin late May and the plan would expand installations nationwide and overseas and span several years. The proposal is described as the largest of its kind in U.S. history.

Washington Marshall Congress House Armed Services Committee Defense Department

Armed forces expansion plans postwar build up

After the Merean war outbreak, Congress authorized a vast emergency military building program of $1,900,000,000, adding to an earlier $80,000,000 and the $462,900 June goal. Domestic rearmament had not yet impacted the economy but signaled potential growth in military size.

Congress Ano

Purge In China Backfires, Reds Shift to House Campaign

Hongkong reports an editorial in Peiping's People's Daily hints the great purge of Western sympathizers may have backfired, pushing China to a selective house to house campaign rather than mass spectacles. Observers note the shift follows the bloody April period that saw hundreds executed in Canton Nanking Hangchow and Shanghai with broad broadcasts of the executions.

Hongkong Red China Peiping “People's Daily Canton Nanking Hangchow Shanghai Estutorial IE Ds

Stove Explodes at Buckeystown Kitchen Causes Minor Damage

A Buckeystown kitchen stove exploded Thursday morning while Rodney Kelly and his wife were at home. Mrs. Kelly was on the porch getting wood when the blast occurred. Fire and debris damaged the kitchen. a Bacon can and coffee pot were blown. Damage estimated at 300 dollars. No one injured.

Rodney Kelly Buck

Camel Leads by Billions in Mildness Tests

Published figures show Camel extends its lead as America’s most popular cigarette by billions of cigarettes a year. The 30 day mildness test and sniff tests highlight Camel’s continued appeal with mildness and rich flavor.

America Saul Camel

Thorough Camel Mildness Test Delivers Zero Irritation

In a coast to coast study, hundreds smoked Camels for 30 days under throat specialist supervision. After 2,470 throat examinations, not a single case of throat irritation was attributed to smoking Camels. The test claims conclusive proof of Camel mildness through steady smoking and expert assessment.

Doctors in every branch asked which cigarette they smoke

A nationwide survey found that more doctors smoke Camel than any other brand. The repeated question to physicians across specialties yielded Camel as the most named cigarette by doctors nationwide.

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