Mike DiSalle Bounces Back From Verbal Beatings
NEA Washington Correspondent reports Price Stabilization Director Michael V. DiSalle has become the senior defense agency official in Washington after recent resignations and transfers. He faced critics who doubted his stay, but indicators show price controls are slowing overall inflation with stable stock markets and growing crop plans.
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NEA
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Defense Agency
William H. Harrison
Defense Production Administration
Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mike DiSalle
Mike
Papa
Mama DiSalle
DiSalle
Peter Edson
Women Homemakers Clubs Outline May Meetings
Prospect Homemakers Club met May 15 at Mrs. Luther McDonoughs with 20 members. The program featured Miss Evelyn Hutson on freezing, plus a revised constitution and plans for a June 8 covered dish supper at Prospect Community Hall. Merryland Tract Homemakers met May 17 with 23 members and 5 visitors. Beatrice Fehr demonstrated freezing. Committee reports and a forthcoming cake decorating session were noted, along with plans for a Charlottesville bus trip and repairs to the Petersville hall. Lewistown Homemakers held a flower auction after the regular meeting, with prizes for floral arrangements. Beatrice Fehr again demonstrated freezing techniques and packaging options. The meeting included a piano solo, prayers, and a Mother’s Day tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Homemakers
Luther McDonough
Prospect Homemakers Club
James van Sant
Evelyn Hutson
Frederick County
Henry Magaha
Prospect Community Hall
Shirley Bohn
Merryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract Homemakers’ Club
Harwood Williams
Burkittsville
John Brady
Beatrice Fehr
George E. Chick
T. Woodrow Louder
Caldwell Ott
Knoxville
David Kifer
Petersville
Clib
Charlottesville
Cancer Fund
Virts Hartman
United Nations
Korea
Herman Bower
William Pfeifer
Lewistown Homemakers Club
Florence Kelly
Bertie Kolb
Robert Dailey
Sylvia Eyler
George Arnold
Glenna M. Boyer
Sylvia Kelly
Florence. Kelly
Norman Frye
May 24 Flower Show and Birthday Party at Home Demonstration
A course party planned for May 24 at Home Demonstration rooms features a flower arrangement contest judged by 21 members and four visitors Mrs Dailey Maude Myers Pearl Biddinger and Katherine Biehl. Recreation host Florence Kelly honors Mrs Julia Wilhide and Mrs Gary Utterback, both birthdays, with refreshments after a penny march. A beauty jamboree with colored sound films is set for May 22 at 8 p m at the Snook home. Next adjourned meeting June 27 at the Grinder home led by Mrs Paul Wise.
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Dailey
Maude Myers
Pearl Biddinger
Katherine Biehl
Florence Kelly
Julia Wilhide
Gary Utterback
Kelly
Kolb
David Snook
Ralph Grinder
Paul Wise
Final Vesper Service Conducted At College
Rev. Wayne H. Bowers spoke at Hood College vesper service on what it means to be educated. He urged that an educated person entertains new ideas and inspires others including the Christian faith. The Hood College choir performed pieces led by Dr. Earle Blakeslee. President Andrew G. Truxal conducted the service. In Tokyo Lieut General George E Stratemeyer, 60, was reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital after falling ill while playing golf.
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Wayne H. Bowers
Hood College
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Mr. Bowers
Tokyo
George E. Stratemeyver
Air Force
Far East
US Army manpower use compared with Soviet force structure
An United States military feature outlines how the U S and Soviet armies allocate personnel. It notes Russians rely more on smaller divisions and civilian labor while the U S keeps larger divisions with extensive noncombat support. It explains the “slice” concept of division personnel and the distribution of combat versus support troops. The article contrasts training, medical care, and front-line proximity between the two nations.
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Clark Beach
UP News
Washington
U. S
D. A. D. Ogden
Army
Ogden
Red
Oneigh
Vu.s. Shores
U. S. Shores
United States
Senior recital honors Hood College music majors
The year’s second annual senior music recital took place in Brodbeck Hall Hood College on Friday. Organist Lavinia Sussey from Presque Isle Maine played Bach and Dupre Stations of the Cross. Violinist Lorraine Tan from North Plainfield New Jersey performed Handels Sonatas with Betty Jane Stambaugh. Pianist Mitzi Weil from St Garden City New York played Baon Chopin Debussy and D Albert. A reception in Meyran social room followed with friends and Weil’s parents in attendance.
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Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Lavinia Sussey
Presque Isle
Dupre
Lorraine Tan
North Plainfield
N. J
Betty Jane Stambaugh
Taneytown
Mitzi Weil
St. Garden City
Baon
Chopin
Debussy
D'Albert
Meyran
Miss Weil
Frederick
English Lesson on Common Word Mistakes in Usage
A guide highlighting often misused phrases and pronunciations. It notes avoid duplicating verbs like look and says use concise forms such as Please see what time it is. It also corrects mispronunciation of Encore and clarifies spelling of phrases like any more.
Draftees and Vets Guide to NSLI Changes Under New Law
Major Nial explains NSLI policy changes for veterans not back in service, new enlistees and draftees, and active duty holders. Details cover reinstatement terms, $10,000 coverage, beneficiary options, and premium rules for term and permanent plans, with guidance on waivers and the VA’s implementation. Possible actions for those in service include naming beneficiaries and understanding monthly payout rules.
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Thomas M. Nial Washington
NSUL
Mike G
Mike
NSLI
I Defense Department
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Ayda
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