Officers of Club Chosen In 1949 BPW Meeting
In Frederick Maryland on May 18 1949 the Business and Professional Women Club elected Eleanor Everhart as president with Louise Stride as first vice president and Ruth Perry as second vice president. Mary Alice Benson became recording secretary with Louise Engle as corresponding secretary. Mildred Forney was named treasurer and Katharine Lease assistant treasurer. New members Catherine Royer Kathryn Marmos Evelyn Main Ruth Mac were inducted by Charlotte Martz who urged duty and harmony as the group welcomed them.
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Veterans fall behind on premiums after reinstating life policy
The Frederick veterans Administration Office reported hundreds of veterans are behind on premium payments after reinstating national service life insurance. The monthly due date stays the original issue date, regardless of lapses. Two premiums are due upon reinstatement: one for the grace period during lapse and one for the current month.
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Wage Cut In Textile Industry Opposed By Burlington Mills
Burlington Mills Corp, the nation's largest rayon and synthetic fiber fabric maker, rejects wage cuts amid rumors of reductions. President J. C. Cowan Jr warns of a dangerous downward wage spiral as the textile market remains weak in a wartime transition.
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Daylight Saving Time Bill Considered in Congress
Washington May 18 Hep Staggers D WV is weighing a bill for uniform daylight saving time across federal state and private sectors. The proposal would start not earlier than the first Sunday in April and end no later than the last Sunday in September to reduce time-keeping confusion.
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