Fairless says public controls steel prices in free market
Benjamin F. Fairless of U.S. Steel argues before the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association that the public alone dictates commodity prices. He stresses supply and demand set prices during inflation, dismisses cost-plus pricing, and urges consumers to recognize their power in shaping the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania ‘Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Fairless
Big Steel
Mrs. Virginia Abrecht Injured In Auto Crash In Virginia
Mrs. Virginia Bowings Abrecht suffered multiple bruises and facial lacerations after a two-vehicle crash nine miles south of Poolesville. She was treated at Montgomery County General Hospital then discharged and later admitted to Alexandria Hospital for X rays and care for left side chest injuries. Her husband was uninjured and they reside in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bowings Abrecht
Alexandria Hospital
Alexandria
Poolesville
Abrecht
Montgomery County General Hospital
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on October 27 1905 reports describe William Hilsner scalding at a Ruland cannery job after slipping from a box and grabbing a hot water bucket. The Chippewa Tribe Red Men hosted a Great Council visit, banquet for 150 with toastmaster Joseph W. Gaver and Justice John Wood. A rear wheel of Philip Schell dray collapsed before Citizens National Bank as it carried iron bars. Fort Nightly Club reorganized at Kemp Hall with Maulshy elected president and officers named. J Fred Main’s buggy ran loose on East All Saints Street crashing at the engine house and breaking shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
William Hilsner
Ruland
Great Council
Sachem
Kirby
Rinker
Brunswick
Wigwam
Joseph W. Gaver
John Wood
Philip Schell
Citizens National Bank
Kemp Hall
William PP. Maulshy
Twenty Years Ago From The Columns Of The News
A dated item notes TL Renner purchasing another plane amid past air signer fire incidents. Police Chief Allen Bartgis orders crackdown on dangerous bicycle stunts including dookie riding. A stove fire causes $156 damage to a kitchen and upstairs room. A sewerage project funded by WPA measures is outlined with a $3,555 allotment and promises of construction in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Renner
Frederick Minded Counts
Allen Bartgis
Ramk
J. Marshall
West Fifth
Carryol Creek
Frederick
WPA
Uonterne
Hospital Association Conference Next Month
The Maryland District of Columbian Delaware Hospital Association will hold its eighth annual conference November 7 8 and 9 at the Shoreham Hotel Washington The Women's Hospital Auxiliary Conference will be on November 7 with a luncheon at 12 30 pm Panelists include Mrs James Andrews Mrs Joseph Y Jeanes Dr Mrs Stanford Naybschild Maurice A Selinger Mrs John Ty Tucker There are 38 auxiliaries in Maryland and 10 900 volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Columbian Delaware Hospital Assoiation
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Women's Hospital
Gideon N. Stieft
James Andrews
Joseph Y. Jeanes
Stanford Naybschild
Maurice A. Selinger
John Ty Tucker
Funerals for Several Local Residents Held This Week
Funeral services were held in Union Bridge and nearby towns for Esther P. Stitely Mary Louise Seltzer and Mary A. Green. Rev Reysholds Simmons Msgr. Joseph P ODonell and other clergy officiated. Pallbearers included Richard Glen Roger Reissnider and others. Interments were at Linganore St Anthony and nearby cemeteries. Funeral directors were D D Hartzler and Sons M L Creager and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Day
Damascus
Damascus Funeral Home
A. Dean Kessler
Sterling Day
Vincent Day
Roger Day
Paul Watkins
Elwood Mullinix
Willam Waters
Damascus Cemetery
Olin L. Moalesworth
Esther P
Fanny) Stitely
Union Bridge
Reysholds Simmons
Richard
Glen
Roger Reissnider
Robert Carroll
Harry Rinehart Jr
Linganore Cemetery
Lintonville
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Mary Louise Seltzer
J. Edward Seltzer
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony’s “Church
Joseph
P. l O'Donell
Mount St.’ Mary's Seminary
Msgr
William Culhane
Vincent Tomolski
P. A. Coad
William F. O'Neal
James G. Burke
John J
McGovern
Carroll
Guy
Gerald
Alphonso
Austin
Donald Knott
Linwood Mick
St. Anthony's Cemetery
M. L.creager and Son
Mary A. Green
Elmer W. Green
Sweepstakes Farm
Wood- Trcks
George P. Schmidt
Vicetor
Huss Jr
Charles Green
Buck Green
William Green
Jack Green
Charles Jasper
Clareence Jasper
Mary tl Searts Birthday Noted In Adams Town
Personal item notes Mrs. Mary tl Searts of Adams town will observe her Fourth birthday Friday. Mr Jala Cooley and sister Mrs Owie Miles hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Marshall Miles and foster children of Harrisonburg Va and Mr and Mrs Lewis Leather. Deed recorded at Clerk's office for property on East Third Street from Dy and Mes Earl A Maas to Murray Quin with consideration around 12 500 per revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tl Searts
Adamstown
Jala Cooley
Owie Miles
Drs
Marshall Miles
Harrisonburg Va
Lewis Leather
Third Street
Earl A. Maas
Sus
Murray
Hiss Reopens Yalta Debate In 1956 Political Campaign
Alger Hiss writes in The Pocket Book Magazine that Soviet Russia forced concessions at Yalta and that Western leaders primarily shaped postwar outcomes. He argues the Polish and Chinese outcomes were misrepresented, citing preconference talks at Malta and Western doubts, while noting dissent from Polish American groups and various outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Alger Hiss
Yalta
Poland
China
Hiss
U.S
Russia
Europe
Malta
Polish-American Association
London
Chicago Tribune
Scripps-Howard
New York Times
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Vatican
Polanis
U. & World Report
Yalta Conference
New Republic
Stalin
Marshall
Yalla
Edward Stettinius
Stetiniasa
Soviet Union
Red Army
Philippines
Niss
Stalin Renan
Doctors Told To Guard Their Words To Their Older Patients
Doctors warned at a Gerontological Society session to choose words carefully with elderly patients. Dr. Robert St. Monroe of Boston urged avoiding phrases implying decline and death. He called for promoting fitness nutrition social activity and independent judgment among aging people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
The
Scientological Society
Robert St. Monroe
Boston
Monroe
Peter Bent Brighamy Hospital
Gerontological Society
Emery obituary notes NAM official dies in Vermont
James Augustan Emery, 79, retired from the National Association of Manufacturers in 1946 after leading the legal department for nearly four decades, died in Vermont. Emery had given a notable constitutional government address at a Frederick Chamber of Commerce event. A separate vision note warns impaired vision limits driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Vermont
James Augustan Emery
NAM
T Legal Department
Emery
Frederick
Among The Sick Airs A L Derry Returns Home
A L Derry returns to North Market street from Frederick Memorial Hospital after two weeks with injuries from a fall. Colonel Orsa M Diller, 2 West Second street, convalesces at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights after four weeks in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Virginia Miller North Market street remains in uncertain condition at NIH Bethesda after major surgery on October 18. Mrs John C Biser near Frederick improves at Frederick Memorial Hospital after ten days of observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Derry
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Orsa M. Diller
West Second Street
Braddock Heights
Virginia Miller
National Institute
Being Transferred to Hagerstown Territory
Kenneth BE. Fogle, RFN G. Frederick, with nine years at the American Oil Frederick Branch, accepted a transfer as sales representative to the Hagerstown territory. Mr. and Mrs. Fogle and their three children Deanna, Jerry, and Lerty will move to Hagerstown on Friday, residing at LA West Magnolia Avenue. The shrine industry employs about 15,090 fishermen and another 13,408 people in shore establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth BE. Fogle
RFN
G. Frederick
American Oil Company
Frederick
Hagerstown
Fogle
Deanna
Jerry
Lerty
Uacerstown
LA West Magnolia Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia B. Abrecht
the News
Héms
Olin Gertz
Libertytown
Otto Gertz
Germany
Rice Baking Co
German Lutherne Church
Henry and
Amelia Abend Gertz
Beujlah Sneadner Gertz
John Gertz
Hanover
Edward Gertz
Davidsonville
Emil Gertz
Crownsville
Amelia Cadie
Elsie Aisquith
Edgewater
Bessie Burgess
Gambrills
Evelyn Profit
Catonsville
Kenneth A. Tyson
Fairmont Cemetery
DO D Harizier and Sons
John M. Bahn
John M. Hahn
Edward L
Adda Dukehart Ott Hahn
Ohr" Ladve
Masons
Cumberland
Marion Magill Hahn
Shirley Keller
Marshall Hahn
William J. Tickner
Della May Beall
Luther C. Beall
Edward A. Beall
Lewisdale
Bethesday Methodist Church
Browningsville
Bethesda Methodist Church
Olin L. Molesworth
Gertrude E. Myers
J. Roy Myers
Pleasant Valley
Hew's Church
Fred R. Seible
C. O. Fuss and Sons
Chester Childs
Parkwood Cemetery
Taltimore
Shirley Gilbert Haller
Allen R. Haller Sr
East Patrick Street
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Millard Wireman
Henry Hoffman
Charles B. Wireman
Clarence Rodgers
Max Kehne
Aubrey Smith
Mount Oliver Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Hospital Association
George Amos Talbott
Robert Talbott
RFD
John Mitton Hahn
Trederick
Hahn ‘Transportation, Inc
New Market
Talbott
Talbou
Anne Sulin
Hood College
Victor A. Sulin
Severn
Bess Myerson
Randy Merriman
Anne
Sulin
Anne-Arundel County
Clarence
Nelson Kline
Nancy Ann
Jesse Herbert Braashears Jr
Jesse H. Brashears Sr
Ene
Bese
Au Rae ~ An
Yma
East Ct
Peoples Die
Market
Chipeh
Drue
Sears
Knebuck Company
West Patrick Street
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Albania
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Better Vision Institute
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!