Last Resort U S Loan Sought To Aid Britain
Churchill to visit Washington to press for six to ten billion dollars in aid as Britain struggles with a vanishing gold reserve and a worsening balance of trade. Butler as exchequer plans to accompany him. Possible IMF draw and internal reforms discussed to stabilize finances.
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Peter Enson
NEA
Washington
London
Winston Churchill
BR .A. Butler
Churchill
Rab” Butler
U.S. Treasury
Cambridge University
Britain
Korea
United States
American Congress
World Bank
Soviet Strategy Seen Amid Western Economic Strain
Foreign Affairs analyst William L. Ryan argues in Paris that the Kremlin studies Europe’s worsening economy to exploit its weaknesses and shift propaganda momentum. He notes Vishinsky’s dig at U.S. and British three power plans and predicts Soviet pressure will intensify as Western economies deteriorate under Atlantic bloc policies.
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William L. Ryan
Russia
Andre: Vishinsky
Europe
Paris
Kremlin
United States
War inflation strains by United States pressures
A historical report notes how other countries under steady U S pressure face policy constraints. The U S economy is described as unsound due to war inflation, with military spending driving bloated budgets and higher direct and indirect taxes worsening living conditions for their populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Windsor Women’s Society plan Christmas party
Members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church with 23 members and visitors present. Mrs. Arthur Purdum read the call to worship. The newly organized D. M. & presented the service. Sandra Benedict read a poem and Mrs. Albert Benedict spoke on Christian Missions and Human Rights. Plans for the annual Christmas party for Others were made.
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New Windsor
Women's Society of Christian Service
Arthur Purdum
D. M
Sandra Benedict
Girls’ Guild
Albert Benedict
Christan
Hormel Girls to Perform at Frederick Food Show November 14
The Hormel Girls caravan of 65 performers will bring their network radio show to Frederick for the Food Show on November 14. They travel coast to coast acting as goodwill ambassadors for Hormel, visiting stores between rehearsals. Performances run 7:15 to 8:15 pm at the State Armory featuring Broadway tunes and novelty songs, with a bazaar and decorations.
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Hormel
Frederick
Hormel Company
Ciites
Bachman
Hallett Baile
Edward Crill
Elgin
St. Rodney
LaVerne
Calif
Crill
Brethren Service Center
Raymond Drach
Philadelphia
Bertha Drach
Drach
University of Maryland
Charles Norton
Catonsville
Walter Bankerd
John Davidson
Union Bridge
Isaac Smelser
Davidson
The
Farmers Cooperative
State Armory
Pink Police Gazette
Hormel Girls
Bennett’s
Davis Studio
December Meeting Preview With Hostess List
The notice lists the December meeting with hostesses Mrs. Earl Anders, Mrs. Walter Bankerd, Mrs. Albert Benedict, and Mrs. Charles. The program details are brief and indicate a social gathering led by these organizers.
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Earl Anders
Walter Bankerd
Albert Benedict
Charles
Clarksburg Opposes Zoning Regulations
The Clarksburg Community Association voted to oppose Upper Montgomery County zoning proposals. It hired John Oxley of Hockville to represent the group. Edward Deets led the development committee in opposing the plans as James King outlined near completion of related actions.
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Clarksburg
Oil industry workers in research labs numbered fifteen thousand
The American oil sector employs about 15 000 people in research laboratories nationwide, reflecting the sector's heavy investment in science and technology.
Focal infection and the search for hidden sources of illness
The doctor discusses focal infection theory, its history from early 1900s to today, and how removing infected teeth or tonsils has yielded mixed results. While attitudes shifted from wholesale removal to cautious treatment, no one can guarantee relief of distant symptoms. Both patient and physician must weigh risks and potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Jordan
NEA
Frank Billings
Chicago
English Lesson Note on Misused Words and Pronunciation
A guidance item notes common pitfalls in usage and pronunciation. It cites veracity as relating to truth rather than things, with an example urging the phrase the truth of these statements. It also flags often mispronounced words such as history.
Stringent Code of Procedure Described
A discussion on pronunciation and spelling variants for tricky words. It emphasizes accuracy in usage and proposes daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word, with today’s focus on stringent meaning strict in requirements and restrictive in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote
Bus Etiquette and Safety in Public Transit
A public transit note urges passengers to step aside and search for fare in the purse before boarding to avoid delaying others. It warns that storing items on stairways can cause serious falls and injuries.
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Viel
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John Redgrave
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Raymond King
Henry Hough
Charles Stadler
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Lone Ranger
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Tivening
Gordon MacRae
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Harlow
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Bob Hawk
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Rex Allen
Paul Winchell
Barlow
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DuMont
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Studio One
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Abe Stud
Abo
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Coblentz Painting & Decorating Co
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Rodock and Son
South Market
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Tuesaday
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Walkersville
OLGA
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Carroll ST
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Best
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Ennet
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
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