Oil Industry Panel Urges Free Enterprise in War Effort
Do A Brown of Baltimore told Frederick Lions Club that abundant petroleum supports armed services and civilian needs, with rationing only if war is not all out. He compared global production, praised Saudi Arabia deal, and urged that U.S. oil remain under competitive free enterprise, not government control. The talk covered plant expansion, irrigation, and the role of 34,000 oil firms in progress across transportation, agriculture, and industry.
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Texas Company
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mr. Brown
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Mexico
Near
Middle East
Russia
Europe
Far East
Saudi-Arabian
Saudi Arabia
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Drake
Titusville
Roger B. Wolfe
Gulf
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Alvey V. Renn
Lions
Emory B. Shipley
Russell P. Hartle
Hagerstown
Congress
Mervyn c. Fuss
Bernard Arnold
Don Webb
Taneytown
Chester F. Delphey
Fred Burkholder
Ballenger Grange Meeting Crowns Fair Booth First Place
Ballenger Grange held October 13 in the community hall with the worthy master presiding. Members reviewed minutes, praised the fair booth display, and voted to oppose pari mutuel betting at Frederick County fairgrounds. A turkey and oyster supper benefit dinner is planned for October 31, and a cake contest was announced for the next meeting.
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Carroll Manor Grange
Earl Remsberg
Elmer Michael
Adamstown
Kanade
Monroe Thomas
Home Economics
United Nation
Maryland
Pomona
Lamar O'Hara
Austin P. Renn
Roger H. Willard
County Roads Board
Adll
Ballenger Grange
Republic
Grange Fair Booth
Frederick County
Feagavile
Grange
Howard Smith
Maggie
Austin Renn
Harvey Zimmerman
David Derr
Mr. Smith
Harry Howard
Tobias Zimmerman
Austin Kenn
Pascal Kenn
Russell Dudrow
Pascal Renn
Cyril Klein
Ballenger
Radio Station Change in Hagerstown Licensing Deal
The Communications Commission approved the transfer of stock and the license for WARK Hagerstown Maryland from Antietam Broadcasting Corp to United Broadcasting Co Inc. for 65617 dollars.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Antietam Broadcasting Corp
WARK
Hagerstown
United Broadcasting Co. Inc
Anniversaries and historic dates in early America
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists figures born in Ireland, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire with deaths from 1652 to 1983, highlighting James Logan Daniel Drake Oliver Ditson Austin Flint Marshall Jewell Oliver McClintock and Oliver Logan. Includes "Today In History" items noting Continental Congress horse racing ban 1774, Oregon joint occupation 1618, Florida cession 1820, Morey Letter 1880, polytechnic institute 1883, armistice terms 1918, Volturno crossing 1943, and Aachen surrender 1644.
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William Penn
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Daniel Drake
Cincinnati
Plainfield
N. J
Oliver Ditson
Boston
Austin Flint
New York
Petersham
Mass
Marshall Jewell
Connecticut
Prince
Winchester
N. H
Oliver McClintock
Pittsburgh
Continental Congress
England
United States
Oregon
Spain
Florida
Morey
Garfield
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Germany
Wilson
U. S S. Fifth Army
Volturno River
Italy
Aachen
Notable 2 Line Birthdays and Horoscope
A roundup lists 187-Three Mollywood producers among others aging in cream of fame with dates. Notable birthdays include Justice Sherman Minton 62, John Dewey 91, Wayne Morse 60, Will Rogers Jr 38, Sara Jordan 66, Paul Gardner 56, William Wurster 55, Ernest Hahne 60. Today’s horoscope predicts benevolence and luck through execution. A policy note reports a plan to buy alcohol from distillers in December to support synthetic rubber plants. Madison Square Garden hosted the first automobile show in 1900.
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Mollywood
Washington
Sherman Minton
V. S. Supreme Court
Georgetown
Ind
John Dewey
New York
Burlington
U. S
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Madison
Wis
Will Rogers, Jr
California
Will Rogers
Sara M. Jordan
Boston
Newton
Mass
Paul Gardner
William Rockwell Nelson
Kansas City
William W. Wurster
Mass. Institute of Technology School of Architecture
Stockton
Calif
Ernest H. Hahne
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Walker
Kans
McKeldin Answers His Recording Backing Lane
Baltimore observers attended a large Democratic rally at the Fifth Regiment Armory where Theodore R. McKeldin, GOP governor nominee, rebroadcast his March 24 1949 praise of Governor Lane's programs. He contrasted past commendation with present claims that Lane’s program remains words. The event featured Sen. Tydings and Lane amid other leaders.
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Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Theodore R. McKeldin
McKeldin
Lane
GOP
Sen
Tydings
D-Md
Cumberland Head Of B. And O. Is Promoted
Baltimore officials announce that BR. A. J. Morrison, superintendent of the Cumberland division, will become assistant general manager of the Reading Company. In a related move, Chester T. Williams moves from Pittsburgh to Cumberland and A W. Cornet shifts from Akron to fill roles in the B. and O. executive lineup.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
BR. A. J. Morrison
Cumberland
Reading Company
Chester T. Williams
Pittsburgh
A W. Cornet
Akron
Railroad Divisions See Leadership Shifts Across Regions
O division replaces Witliana at Pittsburgh with JE Maxwell moving from Garrett Indiana to Akron. H Walton moves from St George Staten Island to Garrett, replaced by R J Cannon from Buffalo. Bradford shifts from Monongah division at Grafton to Buffalo, with R P Bartlett taking over as trainmaster Cumberland. Morrison began BL&O career in 1921, progressing through Dayton and multiple divisions before becoming Pittsburgh area assistant then October 1940s superintendent of the Wheeling division.
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Dayton
Garrett
Newark
Massillon
Pittsburgh
Wheeling, W. Va
Thanksgiving Day proclaimed by President Truman
President Truman proclaimed Thursday November 23 as National Thanksgiving Day and urged prayers for peace. The proclamation follows a law passed by Congress designating the fourth Thursday in November as Thanksgiving Day.
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Washington
President Truman
Truman
Congress
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