Truman approves wartime controls tightening installment buying
President Truman signs a sweeping economic powers bill and issues a Federal Reserve Board order to curb installment credit. The rules require at least 10 to 15 percent down payments and 18 to 30 month payoffs on appliances furni ture and home improvements, with higher penalties for violations. A nationwide address is planned to outline further belt tightening.
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Ashington
Revere
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Thhe
Congress
Tenman
R. M. Evans
Ewang
Bay Bridge To Be Named For Md Veterans
Governor Lane proposed naming the Chesapeake Bay Bridge for Maryland war heroes and veterans. At a League of Women Voters luncheon he defended his record on education, highways, and care for the ill while opposing political bosses. The candidate slate included Mahoney, Larrabee, Peddicord, Kemper, and McKeldin with Bay bridge naming as a central memorial idea.
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Baltimore
Lane
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
League of Women Voters
Hilts
George P. Mahoney
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
William C. Walsh
James H
Jack) Pollack
Mahoney
Herbert Larrabee
Glen Burnie
Stephen Peddicord
General Assembly
Kemper
Larrabee
Peddicord
Harry Kemper
Bay Bridge
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
McKeldin
Frailty in Word Study Lesson
A compact lesson explains frailty as a moral weakness or temptation. It notes frailty as a frequent cause behind conflicts and urges daily vocabulary growth through focused word mastery.
Triplets Born at Navy Hospital Annapolis in 15 lb 5 oz Birth
Navy wife Rebecca Haynes delivered triplets at the Navy Hospital in Annapolis on August 31. The three girls Dolly Marie Jane Elizabeth Sally Ann tipped the scales at fifteen pounds five ounces. Haynes formerly lived on a Mt Airy area farm once owned by the Misses Mary and Jennie Selby near Mt Olive to Watersville.
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Navy
Navy Hospital
Annapolis
Rebecca Haynes
Delmar R Haynes
Weems Creek
Dolly Marie
Jane Elizabeth
Sally Ann
Haynes
Rebecca Selby
Gladys Selby
John N Selby
Mary
Jennie Selby
Mt. Olive
Watersville
Mt. Airy
Movie Bills Coming Week at Tivoli and Opera House
The Black Rose in technicolor with Tyrone Power and Cecile Aubry screens at the Tivoli Sunday to Wednesday. Other Tivoli bills include Stella with Ann Sheridan and Victor Mature on Thu Fri, Sierra with Audie Murphy Wanda Hendrix and Burl Ives on Sat. The Opera House offers The Savage Horde Tuesday and Outrages of the Orient Wednesday Thursday, Stars in My Crown with Joel McCrea Friday and Saturday Pioneer Marshal with Monte Hale. Cody of the Pony Express final chapter also shows. At the Frederick Bagdad in technicolor with Maureen O Hara Sunday, Brothers in the Saddle and One Night In The Tropics Friday and Saturday.
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Tyrone Power
Cecile Aubry
Tivoli Theater
Stella
Ann Sheridan
Victor Mature
Sierra
Audie Murphy
Wanda Hendrix
Burl Ives
Opera House
William Elliott
Joel McCrea
Monte Hale
Cody
Pony Express
Frederick
Bagdad
Maureen O'Hara
Soviet Loses Council Vote on Korea War Report
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Malik argued the annual UN Security Council report should omit actions during the Soviet boycott and be vetoed, while others urged sending the report to the General Assembly regardless of veto. The council vote stood 10 to 1 with Malik opposing.
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Lake Success
Burnia
Security Council
United Nations General Assembly
Jacob A. Malik
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Council
Russia
Malik
United Nations
Korea
United Nations Council Sees Soviet Veto Uncertain on Korea Report
The council contemplates final approval of a report on Korea with a Soviet veto unlikely. The Soviet delegate dodged a definite veto, hinting abstention though not expected. If Russia vetoes, inclusion in the Security Council’s annual report would mark a first. The council adjourned for the weekend. Guild Meeting Held Mt Pleasant Reformed Church Hopes New Member Among 13 members and 4 visitors, the September Mt Pleasant Guild met at Mrs. Hossler’s home. Worship, readings, and prayers opened the program. Next meeting set for Sept 27 at 1 pm at Mrs. Harris’s home with refreshments. Charges Entered City police filed two overnight charges. John W. Crone of Middletown charged with intoxication. Gilbert M Bowie of Frederick charged with speeding. Both held on respective bails.
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Stone
Russia
Korea
Security Council
Women's Guild
Mt. Pleasant
Carrie Cover
Roger Reese
Marie Harris
John W. Crone
Middletown
Haugh
Gilbert M Bowie
Frederick
Route 4
Twentey
Airport drainage project approved by CAA inspection
The sub surface drainage program at the Frederick municipal airport received final approval from the Civil Aeronautics Administration during a Friday inspection with city officials. District CAA Engineer Joseph W. Mott and paving engineer Hern don joined Mayor Elmer F. Munshower Aldermen Emmett Bowlus Clyde Roney Donald Rice and Henry Falk along with City Engineer W. Raymond Walter. Dorsey Shipley was absent. Minor readjustments will take one or two days to complete. The project, contracted to M. J. Bles Construction Company of McLean Virginia, began last fall and aimed for early completion.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Joseph W. Mott
Wilmington
Del
Mr. Herndon
Frederick
Harrisburg
Elmer F. Munshower
Emmett R. Bowlus
Clyde M. Roney
Donald B. Rice
Henry F. Falk
W. Raymond Walter
Dorsey F. Shipley
Watter
M. J. Bles Construction Company
McLean, Va
Runway Paving Talks Load Weather Delays
In Spring weather delays push the runway project toward a grant in aid totaling near thirty thousand dollars. The Mayor and Aldermen discuss additional paving work at the airfield with Civil Air Patrol in informal talks, with no decisions or plans announced. The city assigns an airport site for CAP HQ and related use. a frame building was purchased and awaits placement. Mayor Munshower and City En.
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CAA
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Munshower
City
Frederick city survey by CAP flight observers
Air Patrol Captain Bruce Brachey piloted a CAP plane with Engineer Walter and Mayor Munshower aboard. Munshower studied Frederick and nearby areas while Walter viewed Fishing Creek and its watershed. Walter noted no water flowing over the Fishing Creek dam spillway. The note references Custer's Last Stand dated June 25, 1874.
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Gineer Walter
Air Patrol
Bruce Brachey
CAP
Munshower
Frederick City
Mr. Walter
Fishing Creek
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KI Keene Furniture CO
Bernie Sarena
Paul Tones
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Arthur Potts Insurance—Real Estate
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Howard Marvin Jones
TNA
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North Market St
Custer
Aspin Hill
George J. Young
Rockville, Md
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Hedy Lamarr
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Tonmay
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Freine Be Bros
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