House Approves Bill Banning Food Subsidies Over Roosevelt Veto
The House passed a measure to outlaw future consumer subsidies to hold food prices, 278 to 117, aiming to pressure President Roosevelt for a veto. The bill also contemplates continuing the Commodity Credit Corporation, with several defeated amendments and debate over subsidy continuance through 1944 and selective exemptions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
Capitol Hill
McCormack
bill debates subsidies and food stamp plan in congress
The House defeated a motion to add feed stamp relief and subsidies on soybeans peanuts and cotton seed. O Connor proposes subsidies on cattle and sheep. A floor fight over a food stamp plan blocked by a point of order. A coal oil bloc seeks to move oil price control to Ickes and muster a discharge petition for December 13.
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O'Connor
Dmont
Herter
R-Mass
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Republican “Drive For Action
Office For Price Administration
Interior
Ickes
Local Social Roundup in Gaithersburg and Nearby
Mrs Edwin Kinsey Jr honored on birthday with a gathering featuring Gloria Walker Barbara Lyles Peggy Harper and other guests. Rev and Mrs Carl Haley of Hampton Va visiting relatives. Mrs Gordon Wells to spend winter in Fort Lauderdale Fla. Henry Wells move to Observatory Heights. Seaman Billy Darby completes Curtis Bay training and visits Washington Grove home. Mrs Harry Farmer hosts Dr Paul S Douglas and colleagues from American University at dinner.
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Gaithersburg
Edwin Kinsey
Edwin Kinsey, Jr
Gloria Walker
Barbara Lyles
Peggy Harper
Lawrence Sorrell
Bobby Kinsey
Donald Fritz
Carolyn Stull
Marion Selby
Dorothy Kinsey
Ernest Hans
Jeannette Mullineeaux
Rodney Thompson
Delores Cunningham
Carl Haley
Hampton
James H. Haley
Gordon Taylor Wells
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Henry Wells
Observatory Heights
Clyde Rusherman
Washington
Seaman Billy Darby
Curtis Bay
LeRoy Darby
Washington Grove
Harry Farmer
Paul S. Douglas
American University
Waldo Haldemar
Samuel W Spear
Will of Miss Mary H. Young Is Probated
The will probated in Orphans Court on Tuesday leaves an estate about 5000 dollars to six relatives. Executor Guy W. Nusz to sell 234 Fast Second Street and divide proceeds among sister Harriet Young Schroeder of Grafton and five nieces. Residue and personal effects go to the same six beneficiaries. specific bequests include pictures to Mrs Schroeder and Harriet Schroeder Marsh, and a piano and bookcase to Margaret D. Wagoner if living with Miss Young. Will dated April 13, 1940.
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Mary H. Young
Orphans Court
Guy W. Nusz
Fast Second Street
Harriet Young Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
Harriet Y. Mothershead
Washington
Mary van Allen
Savannah
Louise Kirks
Baltimore
Christine van Deventer
Clara Brown
Miss Young
Schroeder
Harriet Schroeder Marsh
Pittsburgh
Margaret D. Wagoner
Mary V. Butcher
Walter E. Sinn
Otis Devilbiss Opens New Lunch Room Addition
The Otis Devilbiss luncheonette expansion at Union Bridge was opened last week allowing service to more than sixty persons at once. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Plank were noted in attendance.
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Union Bridge
Otis Devilbiss
Kenneth Plank
Lemon Juice Remedy Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
Home remedy touts Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. Claims two week supply, three tablespoons twice daily, with promised relief within 48 hours. Money back guarantee if pain persists. product sold by druggists nationwide.
Social and visiting notes from Union Bridge and Thurmont
Sykesville visitors spent Thursday with relatives in Union Bridge. Seventy five attended a Sunday school room social at Union Bridge Methodist church. Music by Honor Huartzler Byron Huartzler Helen Stone and Audrey Nussbaum. Mrs Lew L Myers and Mrs G M Fleming with son Paul of Hagerstown visited Union Bridge. The Maurice Gray family moved within Union Bridge to Earl Buckey’s apartment houses. Mrs Thomas Welshaar of Hagerstown visited Devilbiss sisters Effie and Ada and other locals. On November 17 three hogs were slaughtered at Clifford Green home Thurmont head butcher Ezra Mercer Harmony Grove. attendees included Mr.
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Sykesville
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Honor
Byron Huartzler
Helen Stone
Audrey Nusbaum
Lew L. Myers
G M. Fleming
Paul
Hagerstown
Maurice Gray
Emory Bohn
Main Street
Earl Buckey
Thomas Welshaar
Devilbiss
Effie
Ada
Clifford Green
Thurmont
Ezra Mercer
Harmony Grove
Induction of new den chiefs and helpers at Thurmont gathering
A Thurmont and Frederick area family group is listed with many Fuss Eyler and related surname members including Clifford Green and son Clifford Jr, Norman Eyler and Donnie Fuss, Walter Fuss family, Janet Fuss, and Pauline Kibly kin. Officers inducted include a new den chief two new denners and an assistant denner at the regular meeting.
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Clifford Green
Clifford, Jr
Norman Eyler
Donnie
Rossie Fuss
Walter Baker
Roy
Betty
Kenneth
Shirley
Robert
Walter Fuss
Elmer Fuss
James
Risie Fuss
Walter
Janet
Walter Wastler
Thurmont
Roy Fuss
Waynesboro
Carl Eyler
Ira Eyler
Wm. Eyler
Pauline Kibly
Chrissie Ann
Cindy
Frederick
Donald Fox
Yellow Springs
Denners
Denner
Cub Pack Investitures At Weekly Meeting Nov 1
The weekly Cub Pack meeting on November 1 in the Presbyterian Sunday school social rooms saw Tommie Williams of Boy Scouts Troop 18 named new den chief and assist in investing officers. Rod Smith became denner, Robert Nicodemus Jr. promoted to denner and substitute Den No 1 commander, and William H B Anders Jr. became assistant denner. Bobbie Leather helped with investitures. New Bob Cat members invested include James VanFossen of 203 Lindbergh.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Den
Tommie Williams
Boy Scouts Troop No
Rod Smith
Robert Nicodemus, Jr
Denner
den No
William H. B. Anders, Jr
Bobbie Leather
Bob Cat
James VanFossen
Lindbergh
Local Residents Named in Street Address List
A list of individuals and addresses appears, including Thomas Staley at 8 West South Street, James Redmond Route 2, Frederick Gene Main 334 North Market Street, Harry Rovin 20 East Church, George Smith Jr 106A East Second Street, Joe Miller 241 East Second, Teddy Bailey and Philip Bailey both 201 East Third Street, John Tracey 139 Madison Street, Franklin Tyeryar 11 West South Street.
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Thomas Staley
West South Street
James Redmond
Frederick Gene Main
North Market Street
Harry Rovin
East Church
George Smith, Jr
East Second Street
Joe Miller
East Second
Teddy
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Patman
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Monronev
D-Okia
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Dtex
Edwin Hall
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Ford
Anal Ur Acad
Mary Young
Pocket Books
Storm & Shipley
THE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Terminal Trainmaster
Brunswick, Md
Camden St
Baltimore, Md
Local Manpower Commission
Consolidated Engineering CO
Fairchild
Hagerstown, MD
U.S. E.S
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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South Pacific
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Coca-Cola
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Johnson & Johnson
Cotton
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