Poultrymen May Have To Quit Sales On Eastern Shore
Baltimore reports OPA officials warned Eastern Shore poultry producers they may have to stop selling if prices cannot rise above the 28.6 cent ceiling. F. H. Longfellow Jr resigned from the State OPA after suggesting a possible 10 cent producer ceiling raise, while official Willian Shine disputed the quote. University experts estimate production costs at 30 to 31 cents per pound, signaling major financial strain as chick production could drop by over 33 percent in coming weeks.
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OPA Price
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OPA
Eastern Shore
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University of Maryland Agricultural Economics
Matthews To Run For Senate Against Tydings
Princess Anne editor Rives Matthews announced his bid for the Maryland Republican nomination for U S Senate. Indicted on criminal libel charges over articles in the Somerget News, he said he may file before the 1945 term of Democrat Senator Millard E. Tydings. Matthews noted he had written letters to friends about his political plans.
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Maryland Office of Price Administration
Drivers Summoned For Police Court Hearing
An accident on the northeast edge of the city late yesterday involved a Camp De civilian employee driving a passenger car with Mrs. Evelyn Irene Howard of Route 5 Frederick and an Army pickup truck with Marion Kenneth Bixter of Route 1 Hanover Pa. The crash at 2:36 pm sent Mrs. Howard’s infant son to Frederick City Hospital for shock while both drivers escaped serious injuries and vehicles sustained only minor damage. State Trooper William McElfist investigated the scene and noted the Army truck was stopped on a boulevard before exiting the Military onto Fourth Street when the collision occurred. The incident prompted summons for a police court hearing this evening.
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Result of accident ends in five thousand damage suit
A five thousand dollar damage suit was filed in Circuit Court on Monday by Mary Mewhew of Baltimore, naming defendants in a civil action regarding a traffic or accident incident.
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Mary Mewhew
Baltimore
Unclear Names in Omitted Legal Pleading
Fragmentary legal note names Hubert Lea Joy and Dr WHllan of Himmitsburg as defendants. It states a Thursday incident with a car and Mrs Mews tied to a suit, but no formal filing details or outcomes are present.
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Eastman Sees No Rail Strike Despite Widespread Vote
Eastman, head of the Office of Defense Transportation, predicted no rail strike after 20 railroad unions vote on strike authorization amid a 450,000 member base. He said a Presidential board would handle the matter and noted unions planning to press wage and retroactive demand issues. Brotherhoods warned they would pursue their claims to the fullest.
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Eastman
Taday
Erie
Maryland factory employment declines in September report
Baltimore October 26 The State Erinsitiestaritr Labour statistics show Maryland factory employment eased slightly in September from August while payrolls rose. The 20 year average indicates a 3.9 percent rise August to September, with payroll gains around 14 percent over the period. Average weekly earnings in September were $48.68. A swollen Monocacy River caused temporary bridge debris but caused no damage to the Md George Company project.
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Olliviis
MD. Geuge Company
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Turkey Scarcity For Thanksgiving Is Seen
College Park Md Oct 28 Turkey shortage for Thanksgiving prompts warning to plan early for a bird Marylands poultry expert Dr Robert L Phillips says last year’s production rise may not meet demand and a share the turkey campaign could help feed troops for Christmas. Sheriff reports theft in Hagerstown as investigation continues.
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Robert £. Phillips
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University of Maryland
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Phillips
Hagerstown
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Cornelius Schindler
M Tone
Valuables Reported Missing From Strong Box Theft
A strong box containing foreign securities war bonds jewelry and private papers was last seen by Schindler on September 12. The News reports the missing valuables valued at about one hundred thousand dollars.
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Schindler
Synthetic rubber made in minutes at Houdry laboratories
A new Houdry process for synthetic rubber, tested in pilot plants, promises production in minutes instead of hours. Compared with the 12 hour standard method, the experimental technique yields rubber in a fraction of an hour and is ready for commercial development. Road tests on tires use butadiene and styrene, with a continuous operation differing from batch mixing.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Linwood, Pa
Houdry Laboratories
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Houdry
Houdry latex process eyed for faster rubber production
An official in the Federal Rubber Director's office says Houdry experiments on synthetic rubber from white rubber latex are under study and show interesting results. The United States Organizations reports a volunteer staff of about 600000 workers nationwide.
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Federal Rubber Director's Office
Washington
Umier
The
United Se Organizations
United States
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Gentle Relief From Constipation
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food that tackles constipation by boosting cellulosic factors in the diet. It claims not a purgative effect, urges regular use with plenty of water, and highlights iron and phosphorus content.
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Battle Creek
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