Post-War Jobless Pay Left Entirely In Hands Of States
The House passed a demobilization bill leaving unemployment compensation to states and rejected a federal retraining program and broader federal standards. The measure, sent to a Senate House conference, retained state systems and opposed federal payrolls for 3.5 million workers. The substitute bill was defeated 188 to 54. An amendment to cover 3.5 million federal employees failed.
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Washington
House
Senate
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Rep
Forand D-Rd
Dingell
Celler
DNY
A. F. of L
CIO
Railroad Brotherhoods
Doughton
D-Nc
Florida Private Oland Stationed At Camp Gordon Johnston
Private Oland son of Mr and Mrs Charles Oland Lime Kiln is stationed at Camp Gordon Johnston Florida in Company B Preactivation Tag Bn Repl Tag Group S C U 4466 with prior work as a mechanic at Marsland Drydock Co Baltimore He graduated from Poolesville High School and Greer Diesel Engine College Chicago His wife Mrs Rosalie H Oland lives in Halethorpe Heights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie H. Oland
Halethorpe Heights
Sandy Hook Soldier Is Slightly Wounded
Cpl. John Harold Albert of Sandy Hook was reported slightly wounded in France on August 12, per a War Department telegram to his wife Mrs. Josephine Albert. He is 24, a Brunswick graduate, formerly of Watson's Pharmacy, and son of Fred H. Albert and Mary Albert. He spoke of recovering in a hospital in a letter dated August 15.
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Josephine Albert
Sandy Hook
War Department
John Harold Albert
France
Albert
Cpl
Fred H. Albert
Brunswick
Mary Albert
Cumberland
Brunswick High School
Watson's Pharmacy
Eyeful In Front Of Eiffel Meeting Sought Refreshing Treats
The Eyeful in Front of Eiffel class gathering welcomed guests at a home with tasty refreshments. Organizers included Mrs. Charles Kehne Mrs. Franklin Nothagle and Mrs. Jesse Ramsburg. Attendees listed include Sister Virginia Wolfe teacher and Mrs. Roger Eyler president along with many Kehne family members. The article notes ancient belief in star shaped gems formed from Bethlehem’s sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kehne
Franklin Nothagle
Jesse Ramsburg
Virginia Wolfe
Raymond Eyler
Roger Eyler
Ralph Newman
William Rice
Charles Wiles
Mary Morgan
Walter Murphy
George Davis
John Summers
Charles Simpson
Charles H. Kehne, Jr
Ode
Frederick Brothers Meet Overseas in France After Years Apart
Two Hooper brothers Pfc Joseph O Hooper and Pvt Robert B Hooper sons of Mr and Mrs G William Hooper 118 West South Street traced each other in France after D-Day their units were only four miles apart when a water stop led to a chance meeting They spoke for three hours and both returned to their families with joy Joe Hooper had been in action since D-Day and is part of the 29th Division with Pvt Roy Main another local boy.
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Frederick Brothers
Joseph O. Hooper
Robert B. Hooper
G. William Hooper
West South Street
France
Pfc
Joseph Hooper
United Fire Company
Normandy
England
Bob
Joe
Joe Hooper
D-Day
United
Pvt
Roy Main
Bob” Hooper
Loyalty Class Meets at Centennial Memorial Church
The Loyalty Class of Centennial Memorial L. B. Church met at Mrs. Margaret Krantz’s home Friday evening with president Mrs. Lillian Myers presiding. The gathering opened with the class song Follow The Gleam and a program led by Mrs. Helen Summers featuring songs.
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Centennial Memorial L. B. Church
Margaret Krantz
Lillian Myers
Helen Summers
Loyalty Class Appoints Summers Teacher. Quinn Reports
A business session centered on church activities. Mrs. Helen Summers was appointed and elected as teacher of the Loyalty Class. Treasurer Mrs. Pauline Quinn presented the financial report and collected class dues.
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Helen Summers
Myra Anderson
Jim Barker
Helen Mercer
Helen
Summers
Pauline Quinn
Community meeting notes and prize winners
Minutes read by secretary Evelyn Fox. Song performed by the group What no Friend. Guessbox won by Eleanor Grove and prize awards to Margaret Putman and Evelyn Fox. Decorations overseen by Frances Soper and Margaret Zimmerman. Next meeting set for September 29 at Mary Stull's home.
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Evelyn Fox
Eleanor Grove
Helen Summers Grove
Retreation
Frances Soper
Margaret Zimmerman
Margaret Putman
Mary Stull
Court News and Marriages and Deeds Across Counties
Court notices list marriages for Mathias Sumbury and Anna Grace Trimmer, George Hunter and Grace J. Jones, Leon Hand Witmer and Mildred Smiley. Property transfers include Lambert to Eyler, Zimmerman to Kallaway, Wetzel to Abrecht, Moxley to Kelley, Fromke to Miller, Miller to Gilson, and Gilson to Miller. bank transfer to Claude Miller. An old manuscript in Sogdian on Chinese paper, 1290 years old, was found in Central Asia.
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Mathias Sumbury
Anna Grace Trimmer
Gettysburg
George H. Hunter
Camp Detrick
Grace J. Jones
Cleveland
O. Leon Hand Witmer
Mildred Anna Smiley
Harrisburg
Arthur D. Lambert
Raymond W. Eyler
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Paul B. Kallaway
Claude H. Wetzel
Ernest A. Abrecht, Jr
Central Asia
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Florida
Thomas Oland
Florence Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Charles Kehnte
Bartholows
Eiffel
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Signal Corps Radiotelephoto
NEA Telephoto
Strout
Countery Property
E. A. Strout Realty Agency
L. H. Snyder
Urbana
Frederick
Buckeystown
Army Radio
Court News
Mary Cathern Moxley
J. Raymond Kelley
Harry J. Fromke
George E. Miller
C. Albert Gilson
M. Irene Miller
Frederick County National Bank
Claude G. Miller
Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Swan
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