Attlee Opens Palestine Talks with Call for Calm and Flexibility
British Prime Minister Attlee urged an end to disturbances in Palestine at a London conference and signaled openness to proposals beyond the federalization plan. He noted Britain would aid economic expansion and social progress while maintaining the “natural friendship” with Arab peoples amid moves toward possible Soviet influence.
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London
Attlee
Holy Land
Britain
Jewish Agency
Russia
America
Soviet Union
Middle East
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Syria
Lebanon
United Nations
Trans-Jordan
Palestine
Doctor Says Acne Results From Clogged Pores
Dr. O Brien outlines acne causes as clogged sebaceous pores with thick oily secretions. Treatments emphasize dissolving plugs, proper cleansing, prescribed overnight medicines, and gentle skin care to avoid irritation. Diet and dirt are not primary causes. chocolate may irritate some patients.
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William A. O'Brien
NEA
Peterson’s Ointment advertised for eczema relief
The ad touts Peterson’s Ointment 35¢ for eczema itching pimples and red blotches with a money back guarantee. It also promotes Paterson’s Ointment for itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Petérson
Paterson
Radio schedules and daylights tips from MBS WOR to WBAL
A garbled broadcast listing outlines radio programs on MBS WOR 710 ABC WAL 630 and WBAL 930 with notes on daylight saving time conversions. It mentions various shows and times, then shifts to skincare advice about washing, X ray treatment for oily skin, and cautions on drugs, followed by a Q&A about injections for menopause and cancer concerns.
Buckey Family Reunion Held in Mount Pleasant
The eighth Buckey family reunion occurred September 1 at Shady Grove Mt Pleasant. A basket lunch followed a business meeting and contests. Officers elected include President Miss Hilda Devilbiss secretary Mrs Clarence Cramer treasurer Frank L Buckey and committee members Lloyd G Hahn Robert Devilbiss Warren Duvall Dolores Dutrow and Eugene Dutrow plus Warren Burger. Prizes went to Mrs Mary B Devilbiss as oldest attendee and Joseph Devilbiss as youngest. Attendance included George C Louder Lancaster PA Joseph F Knight Charlotte Ann Joseph F Jr Harry Buckey and several Devilbiss and Duvall relatives.
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Buckey
Shady Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Hilda Devilbiss
Clarence Cramer
Frank L. Buckey
Lloyd G. Hahn
Robert Devilbiss
Warren Duvall
Dolores Dutrow
Eugene Dutrow
Warren Burger
Mary B. Devilbiss
Little Joseph Devilbiss
George C. Louder
Lancaster
Joseph F. Knight
Charlotte Ann
Joseph F Jr
Harry Buckey
Bayard B. Devilbiss
Notable Baltimore and Frederick Honorees Gathered
A long list of individuals and couples from Baltimore Frederick and Mt Pleasant appear in a social notice. Names include Elli Samuel Albert Weiber Shirley Audrey Herbert and Mrs Lee Jackson along with Melvin Knight Frank Buckey Eugene Dutrow Newton Hahn John Hahn Delores Rice Edward Wilson Maynard Buckey and Clarence Cramer.
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Elli
Samuel
Albert Weiber
Norma
Albert Jy
Frank R. Buckey
Shirley
Audrey Herbert
Lee Jackson
Baltimore
Melvin Knight
Ohio
Frank L. Buckey
Washington
Eugene Dutrow
Dolores
Newton Hahn
Lloyd
John Hahn
Donald
Marianne
Barbara Jean
Melvin Krantz
Richard
James Larry
Lorene Barrick
Monroe Hahn
Jay
Kay Frances
Delores Rice
Edward Wilson
Frederick
Maynard Buckey
Clarence Cramer
George Cashour
Minnie Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Mary
Miss Hilda Devilbuy and Buckeys of Walkersville
Mr and Mrs Guy Buckey Dor ne and Franklin of Walkersville join Mr and Mrs Russe L Stup Roland Charlotte and Mr and Mrs Warren Burger and Warren Jr of Urbana in a society notice listing names and places from the region.
Nation Beset By Three Ills
Baltimore September 10 NAM chairman Irs Mosher said the country faces three epidemics strikes bureaucratic controls and deficit spending. He urged a fair labor policy and criticized OPA as profit control undermining production and inflation efforts. He warned chronic deficit spending harms budgeting and government efficiency.
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Baltimore
PeChairman Irs
Mosher
National Manufacturers Association
NAM
Baltimore Association of Commerce
CPA
NAM Board
OPA
Melting eczema relief ointment advertised for soldiers
An old war era advertisement touts a cooling antiseptic ointment for skin troubles including eczema and rashes. It claims quick relief, safety for babies, a money back guarantee, and availability in Frederick through local shops.
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Money Baels
Frederick
USSR Housing Diverse Peoples From Economy Outlook
The text notes the USSR includes more than 104 different peoples and nationalities, implying a diverse population within a government payroll context and differing productivity discussions.
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