Proposal To Use Controls Is Denounced
President Truman asked Congress for authority to revive selective wage price and rationing controls to fight inflation. Republicans and some Democrats blasted the plan as regimentation while others urged rapid action, warning the issue could shape the 1943 campaign.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Sparkman
Dala
Mr. Truman
Europe
Halletk
Indiana
Cain
Tydings
D-Md
Rep
Bloom
Rites For Dr Nourse Attended By Medical Leaders
Funeral services for Dr Upton Darby Nourse of Dawsonville were held at his home, with many medical professionals and Montgomery County residents in attendance. Rev Bendmin F Ferguson led the service indoors, and Gaithersburg Masons conducted the graveside rites at Darnestown Presbyterian Cemetery. Pallbearers included W Kelly Rice Albert J Cissell William A Gassaway William Schaeffer Clark Boyer and J Sterling Bowman. Funeral director William B Hilton supervised arrangements. Queen Mary Delayed By Atlantic Storms. 1525 Passengers From New York Aboard Await Arrival In Southampton.
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Upton Darby Nourse
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Bendmin F. Ferguson
Nourse
Pentalphia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Gaithersburg
Donald”A. Nutt
Darnestown Presbyterian Cemetery
W. Kelly
Rice
Albert J.cissell
William A. Gassaway
William Schaeffer
Clark Boyer
J. Sterling“ Bowman
William B. Hilton
Lovettsville Community Notes Include Church Meeting and Birth
Lovettsville society items list a Lutheran Church Women meeting at Mrs. Mary English home in Purcellville with large attendance and visiting aunts from Hagerstown. The article notes moves of James Grehan to Leesburg, weekend visits by Washington residents, Verses on Sue Orrison, and a baptism of James William Grehan Jr led by Rev. W A Lawson Jr with local families attending.
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Lovettsville
The
Lutheran Church
Mary English
Purcellville
Jessie English
Hagerstown
Trimappe
James Grehan
Leesburg
G. H. Virts
J. R. Myers
Ermie Williams
Washington
Sue Orrison
Grubb
Eibel Stream
Earl Fry
Bruce Coughlin
Joyce
Lucketts
Helen Welsh
Rex Frye
Elmer Frye
Evelyn Potterfield
United Society of St. James Reformed Church
E C. Ridgeway
Betty Lee
Bernice Crosen
B. D. Hickman
W. C. Filler
Er. C. Filler
Ima. Frye
James W. Grehan
James W. Jr
W. A. Lawson
Billy
B. B. Hutchinson
Reed
Warns Against Stinting Marshal Plat and Local Visits
A list records social notices from Leesburg Charcottsville Washington and Hamilton with mentions of Mrs Daisy Merchant Mrs Elton Cooper and families visiting Winchester over the weekend. A Union Thanksgiving service is planned at St James Reformed Church November 26 with Rev Emerich leading a joint Lutheran Methodist Reformed choir and Rev William A Lawson delivering the sermon. Coal output in Britain climbs with 4 258 200 tons last week and a hopeful target near 200 million tons for the year remains in sight with six weeks left and 27 700 000 tons to go.
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Jeher
Leesburg
Margaret Crutchfield
Charcottsville
Hannah Grehan
Washington
Patricia Grehen
Hamilton
Elton Cooper
Daisy Merchant
Boyds
B. D. Bickman
Elbert George
William George
W. R. Hisenberg
Winchester
Emerich
London
Namal Coal Board
Britain
First dog tax case in Frederick County fines owner
In Brunswick Walter Minnick Jr paid a $5 fine and must license his two dogs marking the first prosecution under the county dog tax law. Officials say many owners have complied since last July, with dog licenses rising This year the dog fund more than doubled and total receipts reach about $7,400. Sheriff Anders reports improved enforcement and reduced dogs running at large.
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Frederick County
Brunswick
Walter Minnick, Jr
Usin Murray
Minnick
Howard Marvin Jones
Guy Anders
James H. Falk
Anders
County dog license fund eyed as reserve for general use
Occasional complaints persist as revenue from dog licenses funds indemnity payments to stock and poultry owners. County Commissioners tightened control, requiring fair value on destroyed animals before payment. With stricter enforcement and higher income, the fund could grow and provide excess for general expenditures.
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Grealer
Baltimore and Ohio directors reelected at 21st meeting
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reelected 12 directors including Roy B. White as president. He urged spending over 250 million dollars on major improvements and new equipment in five to ten years, noting current net earnings are too low to attract such capital. He cited peacetime rail traffic at a peak with an earnings margin under three percent.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railrroad Company
Roy B. White
B and O
John D. Biggers
Howard Bruce
J. Hamilton Chesson
Stewart McDonald
Arthur W. Steudel
John C. Traphagen
Howard I. Young
C. W. van
Ships back to Russia urged by House panel
Washington lawmakers pressed to stop lend lease and recall 95 merchant ships lent to the Soviet. Rep Weichel said ships operated by Americans under Soviet control are unloading at U S ports and urged the United States to ship nothing to Russia until the arrangement ends.
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Washington
Weichel R Ohm
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
Sec
Retary Marshall
Russia
Weichel
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Dr. Nourse
QUEEN
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Southampton
Ded
Deere
Paul L. Crum
We Patrick
China
Pope-Gosser
Crooksville
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Arlington National Cemetery
Army
Navy
Marshal Plat
William A Lawson
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Joseph C. Carr
Young
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Pontiac
Remn Pontiac CO
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Burdette Brothers
Dr.Edwards
F. Mr. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Osly
U. A. Lough
South Market St
the News
Frederick, Md
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
VFW
Wits
Cumberland Brewing Co
Cumberland, Md
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