Huge Fund Already Is Given Europe
Washington reports a Congressional estimate showing the United States has poured between 9 and 20 billion dollars into foreign relief since V-E and V-J days. The figure, from Chairman Byrd, excludes Marshall Plan outlays but notes about 60 million earmarked for Russia and satellites.
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Europe
United States
Byrd Jd-Val
Congressional
Byrd
Russia
Virginia
Council of Economic Advisers
Truman
Council
Congress
Justice Department
Clark
Alberto Tarchiani
Crawford
R-Mich
Plats For Farm Houses Prepared By Maryland U
Ray W. Carpenter head of the Agricultural Engineering department at the University of Maryland announced complete plans for 64 farm house designs. Bulletins and catalogs are with county agents and agricultural teachers for farmers to study and order blueprints. Homemaking specialists urged designs suited to farm use with back door access and driveway circulation. Jewelry stolen in Washington valued at $4,000. Benjamin Bob reports robbers entered his home while he and his wife were away.
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Ray W. Carpenter
University of Maryland
Maryland
Marland
Florence Mason
Helen Irene Smith
Washington
Benjamin Bob
Graceham Postmaster Attends National Convention in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Warren W. Grushon of Graceham returned from Pittsburgh where she served as a delegate to the National League of Postmasters annual convention held in October 2024. She has been Graceham postmaster five years and was elected Maryland secretary treasurer at the summer meeting and named one of five Maryland delegates to the national gathering in Milwaukee next year.
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Warren W. Grushon
Graceham
Pittsburgh
Grushon
National League of Instinct
Disabled Veterans Find Opportunities For Rehabilitation In Frederick
Frederick County hosts rehabilitation programs for disabled veterans under Public Law 16. Barbara Howell Sexton and Charles W. Yinger exemplify success, studying at Hood College and working at Tice Laboratories while pursuing independent futures. Both cases showcase recovery through education, training, and employment, with VA and Employment Service support guiding placements in local plants and colleges.
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Harry Herman
Frederick
Maryland
Robert K. Danner
Veterans Employment Representative
Frederick Records of Veterans Admission
U. S. Army Nurses Corps
Barbara Howell Sexton
R. N
Hood College
Charles W. Yinger
Tice Laboratories
Barbara Howell
Madison
Wis
Methodist Hospital
Army Nurses Corps
George W. Sexton
Reymar
Hood
Sexton
Military Road
Ual
Charles Wringer
Arra
Yinger
Cumberland
T.co
Charley Yinger
Sill
Tuen
Charles Yinger
Frank Keefer
Navy
Tico Laboratories
Seate
Charles
Billy " Yinger
Robert Carpenter
Earl Moberhs
Nelson Whitbeck
Clay T
Mehrl Engle
Fredericktonians
BR. W
Elinor Douglass
Storm reports no local bills sent for special session
State Senator Edward D. Storm said no requests exist for local legislation at the upcoming Annapolis special session after he sent letters to officials seeking input. In Washington, Violet L. Brown, 27, a State Department secretary, was robbed on F Street NW, punched, and had $100 taken from her purse as a man grabbed it and fled.
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Edward D. Storm
General Assembly
Annapolis
Storm
Washington
Violet L. Brown
State Department
F Street
N. WW
Lovettsville Area News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local residents attended the Youth Conference in Emmitsburg, and the Carroll and Frederick County Missionary Rally in Jefferson. The 50th wedding anniversary for Bruce and Mrs. McIntosh was celebrated in Leesburg. Pastors were reassigned after the Roanoke conference, with several changes in Leesburg Middleburg Hamilton Purcellville Hillsboro and nearby churches. Community visits, hospital stays, and family gatherings are reported across Lovettsville Lucketts and surrounding areas.
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P. ¥ Legard Jr
Mike Womeldorph
Barbara Hickman
Barbera, King
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Emmitsburg
Maxine Brown
G. H. Wirts
Ella Filler
F. W. Graham
Alma Heskett
Carroll and Frederick County
Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Richard Hammond
Bruce McIntosh
Leesburg
Bir
Raymond Myers
Joseph Lodge
Ohio
Zeyer
Kenneth Wolford
Thei
Pelham
XN. Y
Dora Wolford
Lester Schutte
The
Methodist Church
Roanoke
J. Snelton Lodge
Louis C. Shearer
Orange
W. D. King
Middleburg
M. D. Newman
Woodward W. Hazlett
Pleasant Valley
McLean. Va
Hazlet
Bentley
Hamilton
Purcellville
S. E. Emerich
Hillsboro-Waterford
Lovettsville
Eddie Brown
Cooper
Elbert George
Francis Peacock
Nancy Lee
Paeonian Springs
Ada Stone
Clifford Rodeffer
Lula Rodeffer Shockley
Washington
Rally Day events and church play announced in Frederick
Elizabeth Hammond returns for the weekend. Rally Day at Lutheran Sunday School on November 2 at 10 a.m. Dr. W. Bailey of Leesburg to speak. Youth Group presents the play A Pair of Country Kids tonight at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with listed cast. Nearby homes on the Waynesboro road under construction, including works by George Fierence and others.
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Elizabeth Hammond
Lutheran Sunday School
W. ©. Bailey
Leesburg
The
Lutheran Church
Wanda Lee Womeldorph
Elizabeth Ann Williams
Mary C. Compher
Barbara King
Lime Kiln residents host visitors and new homes rising
Sunday gatherings at Lime Kiln included Mr and Mrs Clayton Heffner Mr and Mrs Bernard Myers of Frederick and Mr and Mrs William Melhouse of Cedar Grove. Also Mrs Walter Cecil and others visited Mrs DeGrange who is now up after illness. Emmitsburg reports a building boom with two houses started at Emmits Gardens east of the borough and several more planned for spring while creek work and road construction improve the area. Frank Shut moved into a new house on the Mountain road and more homes are under construction nearby.
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le Mote
Alexandria
George Phelps
Mass Riley
Fort Belvoir
James Moore Jr
Mary C. Compher
Leroy Moore Mgr
Russell Shipman
Mary Smith
Clarendon
Richard Smith
McLean
Walter Smith
George Ritchie
Middleburg
Pearl Snoots
Frey Wirts
Ida Wolford
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Alice Peacock
Rhoads Richley
C. C. Cooper
Marie Roberts
Hillsboro
Wanda Lee Womeldorph
Donald Womeldorph
Lucketts
Annie Wilt
Alice Coughlin
Raymond Wilt
Earl Fry
Luther Fry
FL Lorraine Simpson
Libertytown
Richard Hammond
Elizabeth
Kitty Hammond
Thomas DeGrange
Clayton Heffner
Bernard Myers
Frederick
William Melhouse
Cedar Grove
Walter Cecil
Smith Cecil
Luther Feaga
DeGrange
Leroy Ranneberger
Baltimore
Rannebergers
Harry Ranneberger
Earl Wallick
Shirley
Mary Elizabeth
Charles Stull
Brunswick
Claude Lenhart
Emmitsburg
Emmits Gardens
Lawrence Haley
Samuel Hays
Smoke causes alarm at 41 Middle alley kitchen fire
Smoke filled a residence at 41 Middle alley about 2:30 p.m. Friday when a rag on a heated kitchen stove ignited and smoldered until firemen from the Junior Engine Company and United rescue truck arrived and carried the nuisance maker outdoors.
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Middle Alley
Junior Engine Company
United Rescue Truck
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