Full Speed on Recovery in Europe
President Truman ordered full speed ahead on European recovery, releasing the entire 4 billion Marshall Plan grant by next April. The move shortens the appropriation period by three months and prompts a supplemental request of about 1.25 billion for ECA through June 30. Hoffman cites rising European production and exports as justification for accelerated aid.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
ECA
Hofman
White House
Germany
Trieste
Mgr. Truman
Charles G. Ross
Bir
Parish To Explain DP Plan In Germany Baltimore
Dairyman Parish of Taneytown will fly from New York to Germany to outline the Maryland DP Plan for screening displaced persons for immigration. The plan, devised by about 125 Carroll County farmers, aims to place DPs in specific U.S. jobs with farm or business photos sent to overseas screening agencies to aid coordination with the Ukrainian Relief Committee offices in Munich.
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Baltimore
Frank BP. Parish
Taneytown
Dairyman
Germany
New York
Maryland
Parish
United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc
United States
D. P
Carroll County
Europe
Ukrainian Relief Committee
Munich
Dulin proposes Maryland buy new state office building
Annapolis November 26 State Senator Wilbur R Dulin proposes the state spend five million dollars to build a new state office building on the Ritchie Highway two miles northwest of Annapolis rather than purchase the 34 story O Sullivan building in Baltimore. He argues the capital site would be convenient for Eastern Shore Southern and Western Maryland and near highway junctions Governor Lane has not commented and the General Assembly will decide in 194 not the current year.
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Annapolis
Wilbur R. Dulin
Anne Arangel
Maryland
Ritchie Highway
Annapoli
Dulin
Lane
O'Sullivan
Baltimore
Annnapolis
Theeneral Assembly
O'Swan
Myersville Farmers To Establish Co-Op
Myersville farmers form a local cooperative plan with Southern States Cooperative supplies. Lawrence Baldwin outlines growth slides. J O Brumback explains history and philosophy. A temporary advisory board is named including John H. Cline and Harvey R. Grossnickle. board to meet to select local franchise applicants.
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Southern States Cooperative
Lawrence
Baldwin
Catonsville
Southern States
J. O. Brumback
Richmond
John H. Cline
Harvey R. Grossnickle
A. D. Flook
Frank M. Keller
Harry G. Harshman
R. Glen Grossnickle
Training School In Final Session
The Frederick County Council of Religious Education held the final Leadership Training School session at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Frederick. Registrars report 56 students from 23 church schools enrolled, led by Lutherans with 38 and Evangelical and Reformed with 21. Credits totaling 55 were awarded by the Interchurch Council of Religious Education to those completing the work, with 2 credits going to 15 named individuals and 1 credit to 28 others. The dean was Rev. Morris G. Zumbrun of Jefferson. registrars were Miss Eleanor Abbott and Miss Mary Holter.
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Frederick County
Interna*thomal Council of Religious Education
Charles Angelberger
Luther Bussard
Roy ,Crum
Belva Culler
Clyde Culler
Albert Finneytrock
Charles C. Smith
Charles C. T. Stull
Erma Stoll
Ethel Thomas
Lesil Wiles
Vernon Bear
Glenna Boyer
Roland Culler
Wilbur Culler
Paul Derr
Charlotte Droneburg
James Easterday
Robert Euler
Stanley Bury
James Feagen
C. Edwin Free
Carol R. Freed
Frank Korrel, Jr
Roger J. Layman
Leslie Masser
Albert Schultz
Oscar Schultz
Ruth Shaff
Willie Shaff
Leo Steiner
Margaret R. Stull
Anna Wastler
Rodney Willard
Herbert Wilbar
Amy Zeigler
Morris G. Zumbrun
Tefferson
Eleanor Abbott
Mary Holter
Bonds Found In Rubble by Two Roof-Jrown Kids
Two youngsters in Atlanta retrieved six thousand five hundred dollars in savings bonds from rubble near a creek. The boys asked their mother for permission to bring the glass jar home before reporting the discovery to police. Detectives will return the bonds to their rightful owners once located.
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Atlanta
Roy L. Martin
Atlanta J
Magistrate Bottles Up Quiet Thanksgiving Justice at Night Court
Out-of-county hunters provided the sole fodder for Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett as he cleared a light docket Friday night. Only two collateral forfeitures plus two traffic forfeitures completed the hour, with Duppins fined for using his father’s license and Wagner cited for an unplugged shotgun. Flock and Hinkel faced substantial and minor traffic penalties, while Sammy Thompson was jailed for intoxication after a Friday afternoon arrest.
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Alton Y. Bennett
Leon P. Duppins
Union Bridge
Oldfields
Russell Wagner
Baltimore
Oak Orchard
Durward Kettells
Glen Butts
D. Charles Flock, Jr
Knoxville
Lynn C. Hinkel
Washington
Raymond P. McGuire
Sammy Thompson
Innes
Allen Barr
Department Store Sales Decline Across Nation
The Federal Reserve Board reports week ended November 26 saw department store sales 6 percent below the same week last year, marking a third consecutive weekly decline. Unseasonable weather and delayed Christmas shopping are cited among factors, with earlier October retail sales also showing slight October dip and little change from prior months.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
U S Income Averages Show Large Regional Gaps
The Industrial Conference Board reports 1947 per capita and family incomes varying widely by state. Nevada and New York top per capita figures, while Deep South states remain below $1,000 per person. The data note that averages mask distribution and tax effects, with 1940 to 1947 gains sizable yet uneven. Reverend John A Baden and Jean Feaga attend a Thanksgiving service and fox hunt aftercare. A double butchering event occurs Thanksgiving Eve at the Green home with a sizable dinner guest list.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
U. S
Nevada
District T
Columbia
California
Montana
North Dakota
Illinois
Connecticut
Delaware
Arkansas
Deep South
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Georgia
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Florida
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Maine
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Vermont
Virginia
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West Coast
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
U.S
John A. Baden
Baden
Jean Feaga
Feaga
Elkridge-Harfiord
Monktown
Mrrs
Feapa
Hunt Club
Charles Green
John Ather
The
Green's
John P. Ather
Darlene
Irving Athey
Frank Ather
Russell Green
Philmore
Joe Athey
Paul Streams
James Green
Eddie
David Hickman
Esther Ather
Ida Rutherford
Calvin Athey
Orra Carner
Cent Air Mail Postal Card Planned by U S Officials
The Port Office Department announced plans for a four cent air mail postal card to be issued nationwide after approval. The card will match the current one cent card in size and cream color and feature an eagle design. First sails are expected from the Washington post office on January 10 with limited rail service exceptions.
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Washington. Ser
Port Office Department
Ayr
Donaldson
Washington Post
Damage Suit In Court Settled
A $5,000 damages suit over the October 22, 1947, highway death near Catoctin Furnace was marked settled in the Circuit Court. Plaintiffs Raymond H. Toms and Lucy P. Toms, parents of Frank Toms, sought damages from truck owner Olver J. Urse of Washington and driver William Archie Alesteck of Alexandria, with Paulsam Distributing Co. named as a defendant. The amount settled for was not disclosed. The case involved Alestock allegedly striking Toms, who died about a mile south of Thurmont.
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Catoctin Furnace
Frank Toms
Raymond H. Toms
Lucy P. Toms
Edward D. Storm
Olver J. Urse
Washington
William Archie Alesteck
Alexandria
Toms
Alesteck
Urse
Paulsam Distributing Co
Riff
Buck deer causes near miss near Emmitsburg
In Emmitsburg on November 26 Mrs D L Beegle and two other women returning from Gettysburg encountered a buck deer that bounded into the front of their Cadillac near Panorama Inn. Brakes were applied but the impact caused $277.69 in front end damage. The deer escaped unharmed.
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Emmitsburg
Bris
D. L. Beegle
Gettysburg
Top Quality Chicks Needed to Meet Increased Costs
A regional hatchery outlines the need for top quality chicks this year to maintain production. It notes rising costs and states Producing Good Chicks is Our Business. Marr land-C S approves pullorum tests and passes hatchery work for catalog and latest prices.
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Marrland-C S
Pullorem
Hatchery Werke
Substitute Labor Law Being Prepared
Washington reports the administration is drafting a substitute for the Taft-Hartley act with compromises aimed at Congress, industry, and labor. A five man legal team will prepare the draft and alternatives, planning to present the gist to President Truman's aides by Monday. The plan reportedly reinstates most of the Wagner act with Taft Hartley modifications, with Tobin backing a fair labor law and seeking industry and labor input.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Alonday
Wagner Yeper
Tobin
Pleasant Grove W S meets at Baker home on spiritual conflict Korea
The Pleasant Grove W S gathered November 18 at Mrs. O B Baker's home with devotional leader Mrs. R C Ranne berger presenting a program on Spiritual Conflict in Korea assisted by Rev Chester Smith Mrs Edgar Davis and Afrie Pare. The society discussed plans for a Christmas party at Maurice Page's home. Ten members answered the roll with short readings. refreshments followed.
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Pleasant Grove
O. B. Baker
R. C. Ranneberger
Korea
Chester Smith
Edgar Davis
Afrie Pare
Maurice Page
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