Meatless and eggless days spark U S food push
Washington reports President Truman defends meatless and eggless days as vital to save grain for Europe. He cites Anderson on farm policy and notes the plan aims to increase grain available by reducing meat and poultry use amid looming distillery shutdowns and unemployment concerns.
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Europe
Washington
Tremen
Americas
White House
Anderson
Truman
Chicago
Special Food Committee
Charles Luckman
Mr. Truman
Luckman
John H. McKiernen
Louisville
AFL Distillery Workers Union
McHiernan
Capitol Hill
American Farm Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Deaf Maryland student proves hearing loss need not limit success
Margaret Alyce Bean, a deaf 18 year old from Waldorf now attending Gallaudet College, overcame meningitis from age three. She excelled at Frederick Maryland State School for the Deaf, captained basketball, earned top scholastic honors, and won a five year scholarship to college. She aims to become a teacher and write about educating the public to the abilities of the hearing impaired.
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Waldorf
Margaret Alyce Bean
Gallaudet College
Miss Bean
Carlton E. Bean
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick
Rasa
Eighty eight year old Carrizales to become father again
Des Moines reports Luis Carrizales, age eighty eight, will become a father once more in December, his wife 23 says. This would be his third child since marrying in January 1945. At 86 he kept fit by chopping wood and doing 40 chinups daily. He also has seven children from prior marriages and works at a farm equipment factory.
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Des Moines
Luis Carrizales
Carrizales
Army Probe of Lee Deemed Whitewash by New AMVETS Chief
Ed Corry Jr newly elected AMVETS national commander labeled the Army inquiry into Lt Gen John C H Lee in Italy a whitewash. He called the investigation unsatisfactory and charged West Point generals protected each other, in response to Robert Ruark reports and Eisenhower’s inspector general probe noting only minor discrepancies.
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Washington
Edgar¢ Corry
Amvets
John C. H
Lee
Italy
Corry
West Point
Robert €. Ruark
Scripps Howard
Ruark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fra T. Wyche
Army
Wych
Local crime and labor unrest reflect tense October night
A Maryland report describes a victim robbed by the same trio who later lose money and a shotgun in a violent night. In Ridgely a plant strike prompts deputized townsmen to keep order as windows break and wires are cut. Carroll County launches its annual Children’s Aid Society drive with a $5,000 goal.
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Atlaniz
Atlanta
Ridgely
Martin L. Sutton
Excelsior Pearl Works
Governor Lane
Sykesville
Carroll County
Labor council urges sales tax repeal in special session
The Western Maryland Labor Council urged Allegany County’s delegation to seek repeal of the Maryland state sales tax at the upcoming special legislative session. The council, comprising nearly all Western Maryland labor groups, sent a letter to county representatives outlining its position.
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Cumberland
Western Maryland
Labor Vahity Council
Allegany County
General Assembly
Maryland
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