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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1950

Page

5

Santa Claus Parade Opens Frederick Christmas Shopping

Frederick prepares for a Friday parade to inaugurate the Christmas shopping season. Santa will ride a decorated Market street float at 2 p.m., with candy for youngsters and letters to Santa answered by mail. Rain or shine, festive lights and garlands adorn the city as Boy Scouts hand out treats from the float.

Santa Claus Frederick Chamber of Commerce Retail Division Market Street Forth St. Nick Hee St. Nick Hee To Wear A Raincoat and Red Woolen Underwear.” City Yale St. Nicholas Christmas Spirit Santa Donner and Blitzen

Plans For Meeting Enemy Attack In Western Maryland

Water and sewer specialists from four western Maryland counties met in Hagerstown to organize civilian defense against enemy attack. Richard Willson was named district coordinator with George H. Tederick and W. R. Waller as assistants. George L. Hall led the session to mirror World War II arrangements, expanding to Garrett and Allegany counties. Twenty four representatives drafted inventories of trained personnel, equipment, and supplies to keep water and sewer systems operating during emergencies.

Hagerstown Maryhlend Richard Willson Hagerstown City Maryland Washington Frederick Garrett Allegany

Rogge's anti Communist tour shocks Warsaw audience

John Rogge, a veteran prosecutor once aligned with Huey Long foes, addressed a world peace meeting in Warsaw and denounced Communist aggression and religious fanaticism. The crowd booed. delegates from non Communist nations applauded, signaling a blow to Soviet propaganda efforts.

Rogge’s anti fascist career and youth detention note

The article traces Rogge from a failed sedition case in 1943 to a Europe led fact gathering mission in 1946, then reports his firing by Attorney General Tom Clark for regulatory violations and his shift to civil rights and peace movements. It notes his later lobby work for a Yugoslav government and his outspoken stance at peace meetings. It also covers juvenile court actions: a 14 year old adjudged feeble minded, a 15 year old girl sent to Montrose School, and another 14 year old girl sent to the House of the Good Shepherd in Baltimore.

Europe Rogge Tom Clark Clark New York America Paris London Prague Stockholm Mexico City Moscow Patrick M. Schnauffer Reni

Higher Taxes Halt Buying in Weathered Economy

Washington reports consumer buying slowed due to higher withholding taxes and government limits on credit. Federal Reserve data show more than a third of families overspent last year, while top earners saved more, and those living beyond income relied on credit. Installment curbs from October require hefty down payments and full payoff within 15 months, aiming to curb controlled purchases and shift spending.

Washington Commerce Department Federal Reserve Board Reserve Board The Commerce

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

Tastert powder improves upper and inner denture plates so they feel firmer and more comfortable. It has no sour taste or odor and leaves no gooey afterfeel. Available today at any drug store.

Department’s forecast doubts curbs curb spending

The November survey of current business by the Office of Business Economics argues curbs will not reduce overall consumer spending due to rising incomes and shifts from controlled to uncontrolled goods. Demand remains above pre Korean incident levels, despite a cooling July and August rush.

Department Office of Business Economics

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