Rent Control To Be Opposed
Washington reports President Truman urged Congress to extend federal rent control for three months to March 31 1951. House Banking Chair Spence supports the plan while Taft Bricker and Maybank resist any extension during the lame duck session.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
White House
Mr. Truman
Capitol Hill
Taft
Ohio
Bricker
Maybank
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
South Carolina
Miami Beach
Fla
Grange Electing National Master Successor
Delegates to the 84th National Grange convention in Minneapolis prepare to name a new National Master to replace the late Albert S. Goss who died in October. Elections at 3 40 p m Tuesday will be by secret ballot with no nominations. Likely candidates include Henry D Sherwood Herschel D Newsom and Joseph W Fichter. Also elected will be an executive committee member and a monthly board of managers. The Home Economics Committee announced sewing contest winners Jane McCauley won junior evening gown and first place in the house coat contest. Six percent pay boosts for 9700 Glenn L Martin employees announced with pension increases to 11250 a month for hourly workers and Social Security included. Martin plans to add several thousand workers soon.
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Minneapolis
National Grange
Alberts. Goss
Henry D. Sherwood
Pine Plains
Atlantic City
Jane McCauley
Leviersburg
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Company
Martin
Brunswick Banquet Celebrates Maryland State League Pennant
The Brunswick Maryland State Baseball team was honored at a victory banquet on November 15 at the B and O M C A. William Gross served as toastmaster and introduced W M Murphy who extolled baseball’s value and teamwork. Harry Bodie received a dollar for each home run. officers for 1951 were elected: Bodie president, Younkins VP, Merriman manager, Merriman assistant manager, Hinkle secretary treasurer.
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Brunswick
William Gross
W. M. Murphy
Baltimore
B, and O. Railroad Company
Gross
Harry Bodie
Brunswick Maryland
Bodie
Maryland State Baseball League
W. B. Burall
T. West Claggett
Steadman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Ernest Main
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Edgar Forney
The
Loyal Order of Moose
T. M. Cavey
B. & O Railroad Co
Marvin Younkins
M. C
Lawrence Nelson
Lutheran Church
Donald Carr
Floyd Feete
Paul Harrison
Norman Runkles
Franklin Hinkle
Grover Frye
Leon
Notable Local Names List in Social Notices
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strakowsky, Mr. and Mrs. James Haller, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Huffer, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lewis appear among listed households. Wil liam Grams and Mrs. William Grams also noted with other pairs. Robert Dawson, Donald Deuweet Merriman, Shawyer, Edward Ferrell, Eugene Bowers, Lertie Powers named in community notice.
Bar Association Luncheon and Committee Appointments
The Frederick County Bar Association held its monthly luncheon on Monday. A committee was named to study speeding the recording of instruments at the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Members named: Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer, William M Storm, Robert E. Clapp Jr, and Edward D. Storm.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William M Storm
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Edward D. Storm
James McSherry
Court House
Francis Scott Key
Malcolm R. Baer
Byron W. Thompson
Blue Shield
Christmas Baskets Sought By City Police
A city employee reported the first request for a Christmas basket as workers string holiday laurels on Market Street. Police advised the applicant that name collection begins a week before Christmas for the annual food baskets. A note on local customs mentions Chinese families airing the family bird.
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Market Street
Trey
S A R Annual Banquet Highlights Heritage and Subversive Education Fears
The S A R Sergeant Lawrence Everhart Chapter held its annual banquet in the Hotel Frederick pine room with Harold L Putman of Washington DC as speaker. He warned of leftist content in school text books and citedWP era writers, urging 82nd Congress actions to root out subversive practices. Baltimore attendees included officers from the Maryland Society and four new local members were introduced.
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Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Frederick
Harold L. Putman
Washington, D. C
California
Putman
82Nd Congress
W Harry Haller
Edward D. Shriner
5S. A. R
George S. Robertson
National Society
Maryland Society
Shreock
Chase Ridgeles
Giver B. Wight
James G. Marston
Baltimore
N. D. Reifsnider
Paul M Carmack
Charles McC. Mathias
Walter P. Feaga
Maryland
Connecticut Society
Edwin H Lockwood
Trice Electric Corporation
Woman Slightly Hurt When Struck By Car at the Square
A pedestrian accident on Monday evening leads to a Wednesday hearing on reckless driving charges against Lulu G. May 20 percent West Fifth Street. Officer Sherman Boone and Maud R. Magalis 1200 North Market testify for the state. May turned left from West Patrick onto North Market. Magalis was crossing to the Square’s northwest corner and was brushed by the turning car. Boone blew his whistle as the collision neared. May says she heard the signal but did not see Magalis. May claims attention was on a car from East Patrick Street timing left on her right. Magalis suffered nervous...
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Palice Court
Lulu G. May
West Fifth Street
Sherman Boone
Maud R Magalis
North Market Street
Boone
May
West Patrick
Magalis
Kemp Store
Mrs. May
Mt Pleasant Reformed Church Sunday School Meet
The Phila Thea Sunday school class met at Mrs Pauline Lowman home with ten members present. Plans for the annual Christmas party were set, committees appointed for refreshments decor and other duties, party scheduled for December mid.
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ULASS
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Vhurety
Pauline Lowman
Marie Harris
Helen Crom
Beulah Delacher
Viola Barkier
Why Do Stock Prices Change Auction Style on NYSE
An explainer of how stock prices move on the New York Stock Exchange compares it to a country auction. It describes a continuous double auction where buyers and sellers vie for best prices, with prices set by public bids and offers, not fixed by the exchange. It notes factors like dividends, inflation, tax changes, and news affect trading decisions and that prices are openly determined by market participants. It mentions that information on a company’s operations and finances is available from member firms. It highlights the NYSE has 377 cities with member offices offering data without obligation.
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New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Rees
Facta Canential
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Burall-Neal
Ralph Burall
Grace Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church
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Ruth J. Neal
H. B. Neal
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Chester Stone
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