U S Ships Leave Food for German Zones
Berlin May 22 part of 116 ships from America unloaded food in German ports. U S economists predicted Americans would pay about 730 million dollars in 1948 for feeding 46 million Germans in the British American zones. Col Hugh B Hester of the American Military Government said the food crisis had peaked and gradual improvement was expected.
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Berlin
America
U. S
Hugh B. Hester
Germany
United States
Frankfurt
Britain
England
Man Stricken On Bus Succumbs Here
A man identified as Callie Fiencis age 58 of Arlington Virginia died of a heart condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday afternoon after collapsing on a bus terminal. He had been en route from Hagerstown to Washington and was said to be an employee of the Mayflower Hotel in Washington. Relatives were notified and plans called for burial at Lincoln Cemetery in Washington with services at the Coral Home.
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Hagerstown
Washington
Callie Fiencis
S. 9Th Street
Arlington Va
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Athenis
Douglas Stup
North Market Street
Sergt
Ben Phebus
Eelock
Mayflower
Jane
Carty
Coral Home
Washingto Services
Lincoln Cemetery
Operators Company Agree On New Contract
Baltimore May 22 The possibility of a stake by Maryle approximately 4. one operators was removed today with an announcement that the union and the Chesapeake and Potomac.
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Batimore
Maryle
Union
Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone union contract talks and picket action noted
The Maryland telephone workers reach an agreement on all terms of a new contract including wages though details were withheld awaiting ratification by members. A picket at the Long Island operation continued in support of the dispute as union leaders planned multiple ratification meetings.
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USS
Lucien F. Roe
Maryland
Trafic U%ion
Margaret Weise
Suize
Ony
Stede
Western Electric
Compan
Bunting Warns on Low Mood Battle at Industrial Meet
Earl Bunting, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, told a preparatory industrial conference in Chicago that the battle of the low mood can be lost unless labor union reform, tax cuts, and government spending reductions are enacted. He cited the Sullivan Rubber Corporation executive from Winchester, Virginia, as part of the discussion.
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Chicago
Earl Bunting
National Association of Manufacturers
Gw Labor Union Activ
Gaynent Spending
Bunting
O Sullivan Rubber Corporal
Winchester
Industrial Peace and Labor Legislation Debate Cited
Plenary discussion notes the impact of proposed laws on strikes and industrial peace. Mrs Lillie J. Trout, state councilor, plans a Tuesday departure to the Eastern Shore to visit councils at Portanburg and Salisbury with Mrs Cath.
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Bit City
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lillie J. Trout
Buckelystown
EHL Portan_burg
Salisbury
Cath
Baltimore Officials Attend City Visit by Mrs Murphy
State Vice Councilor Lula McLean and Central District Deputy Anna Grammar led 116 attendees from Baltimore Hagerstown Williamsport Washington Norfolk Alexandria at a visit. Gifts included a pressure cooker. Refreshments were served. The article notes Florence Nightingale’s Crimean War care legacy.
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Erine Murphy
Lula McLean
Anna Grammar
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Washington
Norfolk
Alexandria
Trout
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Western Maryland College
Dorsey K. Sturgis
Charles Wesley Flint
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Portland, Ore
Annapolis
Lane
State
Mae Pal Pestroy
Cee
Hadley Orch
Lionel Hampton
His Orchestra
Maple Grove
Lancaster
Cecline & Son Funeral Directors
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Obenderfer & Son
East Patrick St
Florence Nightingale
Colydur
Eraboe
EB Erip
Johnny's Market
North Market ST
Amana
Morton
Big Value
New California
Nenpiece
Automo
Modern Pharmacy
Joseph P.harmor
South Market St
Kemp
Parte
Alaate Service
Nash
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Md
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