No Boiled-Down Price Controls Debate in Washington
James Marlow notes the shift in Washington on price and wage controls from 1946 through 1948. He traces Truman’s changing stance, Baruch’s push for controls, the DPA’s passage, OPS creation, and the looming June 30 expiration. Congress wavers on extending or tightening controls while hearings begin.
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James Marlow
Truman
Bernard Baruch
Congress
OPA
Baruch
Trumen
DPA
OPS
Office of
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World Wide Arms Embargo Passed by UN Committees
In New York on May 17 the United Nations Political Committee approved a worldwide arms embargo on Communist China by a 45 to 0 vote with nine abstentions. Most abstainers were from Asian and Arab states, while Soviet bloc nations did not participate. The measure proceeds to a General Assembly vote seen as likely to ratify. The veto does not apply in the Assembly. Hong Kong harbor area noted as 17 square miles.
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China
United Nations
General Assembly
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Engagement Announced for Gloria Myers in Baltimore
Baltimore couple Mr and Mrs David R Myers announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Mae to William H Davidson of Baltimore. The wedding is planned for next Fall. Miss Myers, a 1946 Forest Park High School graduate, and her fiancé, a Lane College Indianapolis alumnus, have many local relatives and friends.
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David R. Myers
Baltimore
Gloria Mae
William H. Davidson
Miss Myers
Forest Park High School
Lane College
Indianapolis
Ind
Local Scouts To Attend Encampment
One hundred one Boy Scouts and six leaders from the Francis Scott Key district will attend the council encampment May 25 at Soldiers Home Grounds Washington. They depart Frederick Friday May 26 at 1 30 pm by bus led by district encampment committee chairman Robert Miller. An all day Saturday scout skill demonstration for parents guests and Cub Scouts will be held with William Roessler in charge and a council campfire Saturday night featuring Frank Pace Jr Army Secretary. Participating troops include 284 Emmitsburg 276 Frederick Lutheran 267 Walkersville 261 Frederick Presbyterian 277 Brunswick and Explorer Post 261 Frederick Presbyterian. district leaders Hammond Miller Simpson.
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Francis Scott Key
Soldiers Home Grounds
Washington
Frederick
Robert Miller
William Roessler
Frank Pace, Jr
Army
Emmitsburg
Henry Charlton
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Bernard Gilbert
Walkersville
Edward Moberly, Jr
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Stup
Brunswick
Jerry Shewbridge
Richard Hammond
Don C. Simpson
Spring Fever A common spring ailment in Maryland
A Maryland Tuberculosis Association bulletin describes Spring Fever as a temporary condition affecting all ages and occupations. It notes students facing exams and workers near parks are commonly affected with lethargy, dislike of routine tasks, and concentration difficulties, lasting only a few days as the body adjusts to warmer days.
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Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Spring Fever or Hidden Illness Signaling Fatigue
The piece notes that longer days and warmer weather can bring renewed energy, yet fatigue may arise from lifestyle or diet. It warns against dismissing fatigue as spring fever, since persistent tiredness can signal illness, poor nutrition, or insufficient outdoor activity, and suggests a balanced diet and daily brisk walks as remedies.
Urgent Health Alert on Fatigue Signals TB Risk
Medical guidance urges anyone with persistent extreme fatigue to seek prompt medical evaluation. A thorough exam including a chest X ray is advised, as unexplained tiredness can signal tuberculosis in early stages requiring timely treatment and public health care.
Luffburrow Letter Regretful Note on Intentions
The author regrets the letters written and not received, stating their aims will only be fulfilled after better deeds. Signed by N. A. LuffBurrow, the writer expresses that friendly correspondence remains unwritten until meaningful actions are completed.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Ancient chairs replaced in Hagerstown juror court
Circuit Judge Joseph D. Mish told the County Commissioners that old juror chairs squeaked and creaked and could snag nylon hose. He noted women will serve on juries starting next November. The Commissioners asked for bids to replace the chairs.
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Hagerstown
Joseph D. Mish
PRR to lay off 3800 at Altoona works May 21
The Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona will release 3800 shop employees on May 21 as part of a system wide maintenance cutback. Works Manager Clair Cllg announced the action today, noting the layoffs affect the big works. Say you saw it in The News.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clair
Clugh
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