Meat Price Controls Are Lifted Today
President Truman announced lifting price controls on meat and accelerating decontrol measures three weeks before the elections. He blamed selfish interests in Congress for the shortage and said ceilings on livestock and derived products will end tomorrow, with broader decontrol to follow under existing standards. Rent and some basic materials will remain controlled. wage controls will stay under review.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Anderson
Porter
O Conor Backs Truman Lifting Meat Controls
Cumberland October 14 Governor Herbert R. O Conor on a campaign trip commented on President Truman lifting meat controls. He said the action is fully justified and the American people demanded a change in an era of peace. He noted people have complained they were deprived of necessities and supported moving away from controls.
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Cumberland
Herbert R. O'Conor
Truman
Marinland
Frederick County Builds 7.32 Miles of Federal Aid Roads
County Engineer Roger H. Willard told the Roads Board that 7.32 miles of Federal-aid farm to market roads are under contract and near completion. Projects include Souder Road near Brunswick and Greenfield, Liberty Daysville, and McKaig Road. Four more 3.46 mile projects are being graded and stabilized by county forces this fall.
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Frederick County
Roger H. Willard
Roads Board
Souder
Brunswick
iGes House
McKaig
Greenfield Road
Liberty Days
Lyiile
Teylare
Manor Church
New Design
Johnsville
New Midway
Rocky Ridge-LeGore
Willard
Public Roads Administration
State Roads Commission
Sec
Maryland
Creontretanerre
Rade
Frederick
Commission T
Commission
Roads ‘Board
Democrats Tour Schedule for Frederick County Candidates
Democrats plan a campaign tour through Frederick County with Charles S Lane announcing dates. The caravan will stop at Buckeystown 2:45 PM Adamstown 3:00 PM Brunswick 3:30 PM Burkittsville 4:15 PM and Middletown 4:20 PM, with a sound-track accompanying the candidates.
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Frederick County
Charles S Lane
Francis Scott Key
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Brunswick
Burkittsville
Middletown
100 Page Souvenir Edition Details Frederick Visitation Convent History
The Frederick Visitation Convent marks a centennial with a 100 page souvenir edition privately printed for alumnae and benefactors. It traces the order from Annee France to Georgetown and Frederick, detailing growth, personnel changes, and community support, with letters from church leaders and civic figures, poems, and alumnae sketches.
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Frederick Visitation
Visitation
Convent of the Visitation
Pius XIX
Visitation Convent
France
Revere Jek
Annecy
Claude
Francis de Sales
Jane de Chantal
Visttandines
Frederick
Frederick City
Frederick Convent
Academy of the Visitation
Edwin Barrett Hey
Lang of Maryland
Sodality of the Blessed
A.’ G. Cicognani
Lagdices
Pope Pius XII
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore and Washington
John M. McNamara
Lawrence J. Skehan
Baltimore
Washington
Herbert R. O'Conor
Hugh V. Gittinger
Gittinger
Visitation Academy
Arrests Of More War Criminals Possible
Berlin Oct 14 The Allied Control Council coordinating committee issued a directive for all Germany enabling the arrest and punishment of hundreds of thousands of war criminals Nazis militarists and industrialists under a unified set of principles patterned after the denazification law in the American zone The directive aims at complete destruction of Nazism and militarism by imprisoning and restricting key adherents and interning those deemed dangerous to Allied purposes while directing each zonal commander to implement the policy.
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Berlin
Allied Control Council
Control Council
Priest Who Treated Nike oo Ba ptmore SAUD AL Ue
Right Rev Msgr Charles R O'Hara 64 native of Baltimore and pastor of Church of the Holly Comforter died in Providence Hospital after a heart attack. He had served at St Mary's Rockville from 1928 to 1936 and aided at the 1935 Williamsport bus crash rescuing injured students and administering last rites.
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Washington
Charles R. O'Hara
Baltimore
Providence Hospital
Msgr. O'Hara
St. Mary's Church
Rockville
Williamsport
Cecill. O'Neil
Monsignor O'Hara
St. Patrick's Church
Cumberland
Meat supplies to rise in 10 days warn officials
Washington reports say control removals may lift beef output within about ten days as animals move from farms to butcher blocks. Meat availability will hinge on prices, with pork limited until late November and cured meats slow to rise. Weather could influence slaughter pace more than policy.
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Washington
Truman
Seattle
Eenney
Monsignor Appointment Details for Rockville Clergyman
Star of the Sea Church in Indian Head Maryland is noted as the origin before moving to St Marys Church in Rockville and later becoming pastor at Holy Comforter Catholic Church. On June 5 1939 he was named domestic prelate carrying the title of monsignor.
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Star of the Sea
Indian Head
St. Mary's Church
Rockville
Holy Comforter Catholi
Veterans Outing At Thurmont Draws Local Veterans
About 350 persons, many World War II veterans from Thurmont District, attended Sunday at the Thurmont Sportsmen and Conservation Club near Creagerstown under the Lions Club. Entertainment filled the afternoon and evening with a picnic supper. A feature softball game saw ex Army beat ex Navy 5 to 4. Gary L Utterback demonstrated brick and fancy shooting while horseshoe pitching and trap shooting entertained all. Only veterans competed in the contests, with numerous prizes awarded.
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Thurmont
Thurmont Sportsmen and Conservation Club
Creagerstown
Thurmont Lions Club
Gary L. ‘Utterback
O Conor Hits Bureaucracy
Cumberland Oct 14 Governor O Cones Democratic candidate for the U S Senate declares government should be in elected officials hands not federal bureaus whose officials are unequal to huge tasks. He vows to destroy bureaucratic rule and urges positive action to solve problems for America. Susie Thomas missionary from China speaks at Myersville Church of the Brethren tonight at 7 30 p m with other missionaries headed to the Philippines.
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Cumberland
O' Cones
U. S. Senate
Senate
America
Washington
Susie Thomas
China
Myersville
Brethren
Thomas
Philippine
Safety Push for Airlines Faces Primary Safety Emphasis
James M. Landis of the Civil Aeronautics Board urged safety as a primary concern at a National Aviation Clinic luncheon in Oklahoma City. He noted recent crashes in the east and west and said CAB may appoint investigators to assess airline maintenance and crew training, warning that speed emphasis could undermine safety. He directed warnings to airline executives about passenger procedures and administration slipping to higher levels of responsibility, risking more than delay.
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Oklanoma City
James M. Landis
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Landis
Harvard Law School
National Aviation Clinic
United States
German lock smith freed for killing dog to feed family
An American military government summary court freed a German locksmith who had been arrested for stealing and killing a dog owned by an American. The defendant pleaded he killed the dog to obtain meat for his family, and Judge F A Tappio Jr said he would not jail four hungry men for killing one dog.
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Berling
Smith
F. A Tappio
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