Mortgage concerns and war profiteering probe swirl in RFC
The piece notes Americans still hold mortgages abroad with rumors that 1 113 under foreign registry aid Russia and China. It describes a Minneapolis REC loan agency manager ousted after a $50 000 plus profit from warehousing rented to the CCC, a not illegal but referred to the Justice Department. Also cites London eye test data and CPR-22 extensions, plus a Hagerstown High School visit to Washington and Mercersburg Academy graduation details.
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Russia
China
RFC
REC
Minneapolis
CCC
Justice Department
London
National Health Service
Office of Price Stabilization
Hagerstown High School
Washington
Capitol
Potomac to Washington Outline on War Material Embargo
Washington May 30 Congress tightens controls on Russia and allies by banning future economic aid and arms shipments to Communist nations. Senate and House debate tariff pacts with peril point and escape clause provisions guiding any tariff reductions. An economic weapon aims to curb war material production and deter shipments to Korea. An investigation probes war surplus vessel sales by the Maritime Commission to foreign buyers.
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Washington
Russia
Houses
Con
Secretary of Defense
Iron Curtain
Korea
Senate
Bii
House
United States Tariff Commission
Congress
Maritime Commission
Local notes: trips, gatherings, and upcoming elections
New Windsor residents take a bus trip to Gettysburg Battlefield. Mrs. Harman returns home after minor surgery. Presbyterians organize a Women’s Guild with officers elected: President Mrs. William Grace, Vice President Mrs. Robert Jiamarr, Secretary Mrs. Harold Essig, Treasurer Miss Virgina Bower. June meeting set for Mrs Howard Deeds home. Mr and Mrs John Crawinct host a bridal kitchen shower. High school baccalaureate at St Paul’s Church on Sunday June 3 at 7 30 pm. Miss Ann Bowman from Baltimore visits. Mr and Mrs William Schell welcome a daughter born Thursday. Municipal election for mayor and five councilmen on Monday June 4 from 2 to 6 pm.
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New Windsor
Ivy Fowler
Gettysburg
Walter Harman
The
Presbyterian Church
William Grace
Robert JiaMarr
Harold Essig
Virtina Bower
Howard Deeds
John Johnson
Aon
Norfolk
Daniel Boone
F. W Boone
John Melvin Crawinct
St. Paul's Church
Ann Bowman
Baltimore
Cletus Bowman
William Schell
Wife testifies minister husband unfaithful in divorce case
Mrs. Eileen Lowell 39 testifies in District Court that Rev. C. Stanley Lowell 41 admitted an affair with another minister's wife after serving as pastor of Wesley Methodist in Washington for four years Mrs. Lowell seeks divorce on cruelty grounds and custody of three children She says he enlisted in the Navy in 1942 as a chaplain and later mentioned a woman named Dottie Renck of New York
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Washington
Eileen Lowell
C. Stanley Lowell
Lowell
Wesley Methodist Church
T. Alan Goldsborough
Navy
Dottie
Lincoln High Groups Present Hood College Recital
Lincoln High School music groups presented a joint recital at Hood College on Tuesday. Directed by C. E. Henson, the mixed glee club of about 45 performed several selections with smaller choirs and soloists including Albert Hall. The program featured Romberg and Haworth pieces and closed with the Lincoln High Alma Mater, with Mrs. Gwendolyn B Henson at the piano.
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Lincoln High School
Hood College
National Intercat
Towen Hall
C. E. Henson
Lincoln Choir
Boys’ Glee Club
Cain
Adams
Bells of St. Mary's
Albert Hall
Sigmund Romberg
Haworth
Joshua
Battle of Jericho
Lincoln High
Gwendolyn B Henson
Broadway Loses Legitimate Theaters to Side Streets
Broadway now lacks legitimate theaters with all venues moved to side streets. The only Broadway structures remaining house movie theaters, reflecting a shift in the district’s entertainment landscape.
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Broadway
New York
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Charles Tippetts
Potomac
J. Glenn Beall
theNsicict
Maryland
Frederick, Md
Bennet Is
Gus Adi Seabee
Royal Typewriters
Allen Wales
Cath
Coca-Cola Company
Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling CO
N. Market St
Chas. K. Taylor
Mgr
SEARS
Priscillas
Harmony House
W. Patrick ST
Niewopa
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