Meat Supply Debates Split Politicians Over OPA Controls
Washington October 8 The meat industry moves to free cattle beef and veal from OPA control while campaigners blame each other for shortages. The Industry Advisory Committee backs a petition to remove price limits, heading first to Agriculture Secretary Anderson and then to the three member Decontrol Board.
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Washington
Cattie
Vest
OPA
OPA Meat Industry Advisory Committee
America
Anderson
Democrat
Democrats
GOP
Rep
Halléck
Congressional Campaign Committee
Congress
Halleck
Alumnae Council Fall Meeting at Hood College
The Hood College Alumnae Council meets Saturday October 12 at 4 30 pm in the Joseph Henry Apple Library. Mrs Clifford M Singer will preside with officers from Frederick attending. The 1937 Loyalty Fund and plans for an activities building drive are on the agenda. President Henry Irvin Stahr will speak. A dinner follows in Ceblentz Hall.
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Alumnae Council of
Hood Itott
Mgt
Joseph Henry Apple
Clifford M. Singer
Alumnae Association
Frederick
Samuel F. Deterding
Mary Grace Veestein
Walker Carty
Edgar H. McBride
Hood
Tn Hood Clubs
Ned 5. Zeiler
Buckeystown
Frederick Hood Club
College and Board of Trustees
Henry Ir
Minister Accused, Resigns Pastorate
Uniontown October 9 District Attorney Fred P. Brothers said Rev Henning Oscar Danielson 47 of Brownsville submitted a signed statement admitting improper sexual relations with a dozen Brownsville boys aged 15 to 18 He resigned as pastor of Brownsville Christ Episcopal church after nine years Danielson remained jailed unable to post 25000 bond
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Uniontown
Fred P. Brothers
Henning Oscar Danielson
Brownsville
Brothers
Danielson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mayor and Aldermen Meet Tonight on Police Hearing
A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen is set for seven o clock tonight to consider the Police Commission recommendations regarding Sgt Ben Phebus who recently had a hearing for failing to appear as a witness in a court case. Action on bids for winter police uniforms may also be discussed along with other routine business. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports Connie Mack and his wife will be reconciled when the Athletics manager returns from the World Series.
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Police Commission
Ben Phebus
Phebus
Tere
Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Man Fined After Auto Accident
John G. Cavanagh of Brooklyn was found guilty of reckless driving and fined £90 and costs by Magistrate Edward J. Smith in Peneples Court this morning. The incident occurred two miles north of Harmony Grove on Route 15 when his car left the road at a curve, struck a pole, and sustained damage. Trooper L. W. Ridge investigated. Other arraignments included Henry L. Barlow of Baltimore fined $1 and costs for driving at night without lights. several collateral forfeitures were imposed for various traffic violations.
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John G. Cavanagh
Brooklyn
Baltimore
C. D. McLane
John G. Gick
Catonsville
R. F. Stone
Thomas G. Tinsley
McLane
Henry F. Foland
Frederick
A. D. Hasenbuhler
Clyde M. Roney, Jr
Rosemont
Hasenbuhler
Richmond Upsets Maryland at Touchdown Club Luncheon
University of Richmond coach Johnny Fenlon said the Spiders upset of Maryland was as surprising to him as to anyone else. Maryland coach Clark Shaughnessy noted Richmond could beat them again, though not as decisively, and spoke of needing planning and restructuring before a winning season. Deeds recorded show several property sales in the county, and 1943 drug imports valued at 33 million dollars.
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Washington
Johnny Fenlon
University of Richmond Spiders
Maryland
Fenlon
Touchdown Club
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland Eleven
Richmond
Fenton
Shaughnessy
Many Scout Activities Cared For By Community Chest Fund
In Frederick and nationwide, Community Chest funding supports Boy Scout programs emphasizing character building and citizenship. The article outlines Cub packs, den meetings, and sponsor organizations, plus merit badges and branches like Air Sea and Explorer Scouting under Francis Scott Key District.
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Community Chest Fund
Seoul
Cihe
Denmover
Ion
Grange
P.T.A
Iis
Francis Scott i
Boy Scouts of America
Frederick
Norman Rockwell
Bobby Leather
Charles Thomas
Meat Shortage May Raise Shoe Prices
Washington reports an OPA official said price hikes could follow an order to raise production. Imported calf skins pricing was authorized to prevent a potential 40 to 50 percent drop in shoe output over the next three months, with impacts possibly felt on men's and women's dress shoes using calf leather.
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Washington
OPA
John R. Steelman
Decline in Domestic Hide Production Tied to Fewer Meat Animals
One factor in Steel man's action is the sharp drop in domestic hide production due to a small number of meat animals moving to market.
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Steelman
New Relief for Ulcer Pain via Subtanil Tablet
A new preparation SUBTANTS claims to curb stomach acidity by absorbing and neutralizing hyperacidity after reaching the stomach. Reported effective by users, it relieves distress from heartburn vomiting and other symptoms. Priced at $3.00, Williamson Drug advertises SUBTANIL with mail orders at 312 N Market St.
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Reer
Williamson Drug
N. Market St—Mall
Weddings Close To Home In Hagerstown And Walkersville
Two weddings highlighted a weekend in Maryland. Ella Sunderland and Atlee Kepler wed at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Middletown with family and out of town guests from Washington, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Vivian Zimmermann and Ira Houck were married in Walkersville United Brethren Church with 150 guests, followed by a reception and plans to reside in Baltimore.
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Kepler
Sunderland St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ella Annabelle Sunderland
John Culbertson Sunders
Yana
Hagerstown
Atlee Calvin Kepler
Earl M. Kepler
Middletown
Harry 5. Marsh
Walter B. McKinley
Charlotte Remsberg
Myherl Walker
Brunswick
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Waynesboro
Frederick
Hagerstown High School
Washington College
Chestertown
Hood College
Middletown High School
Lambda Chi Alphs
Seersens
Migs
Marjorie Zier Sett
Phyllis Houck
Aiss Pauline Zimmerman
Walkersville
Harold Houck
Woodsboro
Kenneth Houck
Lorelle Zimmerman
Leon Eizler Af
Philadelphiia Club
Harry O. Smith
Vote In Alaska Favors Statehood
Juneau Alaska October 9 The capital city endorsed statehood for Alaska by a 7 to 6 margin in yesterday's general election. Scattered returns from other sections of the territory indicated the proposal was gaining by almost a two to one margin.
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Juneau
Alaska
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