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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1946
Page
5
Republicans move to craft a party program for a GOP dominated Congress. Steering committees will meet next week to define positions on taxes economic controls and war powers. Plans include distributing major posts and possible committee reorganization with a conference set for December 2.
Russian Foreign Minister Molotov visited the White House for a social discussion with President Truman. The two leaders referenced their Potsdam era talks and spoke as US officials noted the visit followed his attendance at the United Nations gathering in New York.
Complete plans for the Maryland State Grange annual meeting set for December 10 to 12 were announced by State Master Edward F. Holter of Middletown. The event opens December 10 at 10 a.m. in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom with routine business and officer reports.
Dr David G Harry of Pylesville heads the executive committee. J H Carroll of Bel Air and State Fair Board chair speaks on Agriculture In Maryland. Panel topics include arming in modern machinery and homemakers issues. Prof Arthur B Hamilton will discuss Latest Developments In Agriculture. Fred Bailey of Washington leads the principal speech. A banquet and degree ceremonies follow with local Pomona and State Grange officers.
Edward B. Young of Frederick has joined the staff of the local office of the Social Security Board in Hagerstown. He is represented by Calvert K. Hartle of Hagerstown and C Clifton Wirts of the city in the arrangements.
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