Thousands On U S Payroll Face Job Loss
Washington on May 29 several thousand Agriculture Department employees in Washington and field offices were notified they would lose their jobs July 1 if the House approved appropriation bill passes the Senate. The House cut the department budget 28 percent from Truman’s recommendations.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farflueg
Marxeti Aginistration Agency
Seil
Air Truman
Farmers Home Administrat Agency
FHA
Civil Service
County Agriculture Adjustment Agency
Department
Homemakers Club Meets With Unionville President
The Homemakers Club met Tuesday at Community Hall Unionville with 29 members and one new member present. Mrs. Jacob Yeu chaired the meeting and urged the June 4 gathering at Calvary Methodist parish hall. Directors discussed donations to Union Bridge Fire Company and demonstrations by Ian Koontz and Mrs. Wal arman. Eight blouses were shown and discussed as members blended plans for Home Demonstration on May 6 and 25.
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Unionville Club
Beker
Homemakers Club
Age Community Hallville
Garden
Jacob Yeu
Ste
Calvary Methodist Parish
Hall
Blush
Isaac Enures
Pearre
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Fire Com
Ian Koontz
Radio Program Listings Include Daily Shows and Local Visit
Radio listings for WFMD WBAL and CBS NBC NBC affiliates outline today's schedule in Eastern Time with evening programs such as Sports News and a Mystery Drama. Notable local social note mentions Bettie Snare visiting relatives near Woodsboro over the weekend.
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cBs
NBC
ABC
Reid Barker
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News & Commentary
Wi Lewis
Paula Melody
Nbe
Erice
Bob Eurilves
Very Holly
D Youngs
Unclear Names Tangled in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local social notice listing a Mrs Brz and a Martn with unclear relation to a Mrs Airy and a son or son oar. Readable elements include names and kin terms but no definite event or date.
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Brz
Local Social Notes From Mount Pleasant to Frederick
Mount Pleasant social column lists visits among families including Mr and Mrs Charles E Britchey and Miss Jennie E Britchey from Baltimore visiting relatives on Thursday. Others from Baltimore, Frederick and Hanover frequent the area, with mentions of dinners and Sunday gatherings hosted by Mrs Oda B Everett and Mrs Wesgen.
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Pleasant —Myr
August
Jennie E
Charles E. Britchey
Ss. E G. Perdue
Eddie
Carrie E. Brichey
Baltimore
August Mowatt
Oda B. F. Everet
Johnson and Bobb
Frederick
Wesgen
David O. John
Emmitsburg Family News Notes Social Visitors
Emmitsburg notices list Mrs Paul Wetzel and Mrs Ernest Wetzel with relatives and friends visiting. John Roddy Sr and family returned to Baltimore Sunday. Marie Rial spent Monday with kin, while Bernard Seltzer and family were also mentioned in the sequence of local social items.
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Emmitsburg
Paul Wetzel
Ernest Wetzel
John
Roddy
Baltimore
Bernard Seltzer
Fame
John M. Roddy
Marie Rial
Baltimore Residents Spend Weekends Visiting Friends
Miss Jeannette Brotherton Miss Lucy KK and Miss Helen Gardner of Baltimore spent the weekend at the Brotherton summer home near St An. Mr and Mrs John Connors of were weekend guests at the Floyd Wood home. Mrs Estelle Watkins and others visited Baltimore. Mrs Rey C Bollinger and granddaughter Patty Jean Bower visited with Mr and Mrs Hal Poole Jr and family of Bethesda. Patricia Beall a Mercy Hospital nurse is with her mother. A Memorial Post 653 Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a dedication service at six pm at Center Square in memory of those who died in World War I and II.
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Baltimore
Jeannette Brotherton
Lucy KK
Helen Gardner
Brotherton
St. An
John Connors
Floyd Wood
Lauren Askew, Jr
Washin
George L. Wilhine
Thomas
Stephen
United Fruit Co
Honduras
Wilhide
Estelle Watkins
Ween Adelsberger
AE Hate Reuter
Rey C. Bollinger
Patty Jean Bower
Mirs
Hal Poole
Bethesda
Patricia Beall
Mercy Hospital
Rose Beal
Eveburg
Center Square
Germantown Guests List From Local Families
Germantown residents reported recent visitors including Mrs. N Tow and Crate and BP, Benson and A Brown with guest Edward, Mr. Joe Leanburger, and Miss Margaret Brosius visiting Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Brown.
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Ntow
Crate and BP. Benson
Am Ben- Co
A. Brown
Edward
Joe Leanburger
Margaret Brosius
Boy Scout Activities Outlined for Area Camp Meeting
Twenty four members of the Fianes Seoty Key District Romant we Boy Scouts of America attended the regular monthly meeting at Holmes D. Beker J. Muceral Camp Brad- Goch Heights. The meet opened with a period observed by Paul Goon Russell Young and Dirk Ble Beverai noa members of the adused by They ins haute s Assit what wel Dyas 3o taster oF UE Baas atop or of Hanes burg and Board of Review. Area Council C Laewna Camp Roosze located on the bay about hie. com Washington Camp Po-Wa-Ma welcomed Harpers De available to COM ain of the Ac uities, told of plans for Caree wu ho owill.
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Fianes
Seoty
Romantwe
Boy Scouts of America
Holmes D. Beker J
Muceral
Brad- Goch Heights
Paul Goon
FL Russell Young
Dirk Ble
Beverai Noa
UE Baas
Hanesburg
Board of Review
Laewna
Roosze
Washington
Po-Wa-Ma
Harpers de
Wu Ho Owill
Belmont Stakes Broadcast Saturday on Gillette Cavalcade
Belmont Stakes airs Saturday on CBS Gillette Cavalcade of Sports at 3 30 p m over WFMD 930. The mile and a half race for three year olds tests stamina and is a key Triple Crown event.
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Gillette
CBS
WFMD
Dial 930
Camporee plans and local scouting events in Frederick
The report covers a June 13 14 13 gathering at Tavrhpson meadow with five mules, led by Camporee Chief Richard D. Hammond. Health and safety committee chair Charles Tavlos discusses inoculations for Rocky Mountain spotted fever, while plans for finances and Scout activities are outlined by Jack Sherrow and local leaders. New Cub Pack efforts, Lions Club sponsorships, and the Boys Club activities are noted, along with troop meetings and headquarters construction for Libertytown and Frederick troops.
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Frederick
Frederick Richard D. Hammond
Charles K. ‘Tavlos
County Board of Healy
Ewly
Lutheran Church
Thurman
Lions Club
Walkersville L Club
Lewis
Brunswick Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jerry Shewbridge
Scounter
W Merva
Weaver
Boys’ Club
New York
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U.S
Weddle’s Grocery
Tao
Normandy
Tarawa
Anzio
Jima
North Africa
Tokyo
Neeple
Bettie Snare
Paul Sayter
Merrii Kauffmanson
Woodsboro
Ber
Ladiesburg
Tromas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Mder
Mount Pleasant
Mr. Greend
Heene Aire
Richard Alisson
Hanover
Paul L. Crum
West Patrick St
Hillside Motor Co
W. Patrich
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
North Market Strrest
Maryland
Quaker City Cleaners & Dyers
Chie
Germantown
Hadley Orch
Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra
Maple Grove
Lancaster
Miggs Recreation Center
West AW Saints St
Colored Civic Club
Moy
Madame Myra
Haines Coffee Shop
North Market St
South Market Street
Mr. Kyle Vowers OsBorne
Holiness Christian Church
DE. Wilson
Binghampton, N.Y
Dr. Wilson
America
E. Freeman
Fred Ward
Richard C. Sappington
Libertytown
Livertytown
Warg
A. Norman Dietz
Ter
Uy Ag
Scoutarester
C. Rayns
Col Weddlevis
Fred Maton
Nicodemus Paint Store
North Colt ST
Doll’s JeWeLry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
Wayside Service
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Clarion Radios
F. Russell Young
E. Patrick
Undine
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Mr. Ecker
Saul
Ecker
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