National Jaycee Head Speaks Here
More than 100 members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and guests attended a dinner honoring Lee Price, national president of the Jaycees, at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Visiting Jaycees came from Hagerstown, Cumberland, Silver Springs, Annapolis, Baltimore, Hanover, Pa., and Martinsburg, W Va. Price urged active public service and cited federal scandals. He urged a stand against veterans grants and warned of tyranny by pressure groups. He outlined the national program emphasizing religious focus and Americanism, stressing service to humanity and formation of chapters in every town. Dr. Edwin H. Sponseller opened the meeting. Joseph D. Baker II introduced the speaker. Guests included Mayor Donald B. Rice and Mrs. Rice, Edward C. Hartmann and Mrs. Hartmann, Allen Clopper of Hagerstown, and a Maryland Jaycees director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lee Price
Jaycees
Francis Scott “Key
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Silver Springs
Annapolis
Baltimore
Hanover
Martinsburg
W. Va
Maryland
Towson
Price
Swainsboro
Georgia
Georgia Jaycees
Washington
Jaycee
Congress
National Organization
Edwin HW. Sponseller
Joseph D. Baker, II
Frederick
Maryland Jaycees
Donald B. Rice
Rice
Edward C. Hartmann
George M. Chapline, Jr
Joe Baker
Warner Brittain
Nevin Baker
Warren Smith
Hearings Planned on Price Control Capehart Amendment
Senate Banking Committee ordered public hearings on a compromise to govern price boosts under the new price controls law after rejecting President Truman’s repeal bid. Subcommittee hearings begin Thursday to finish within a week, with separate probes on two other features. Moody calls the plan better than Capehart and acceptable to curb future price rises.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Maybank
D-Sc
Robertson
D-Va
Moody
D-Mich
Michael
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
Government eyeing price boosts on beef cuts under OPS rules
Amid wartime inflation debate, Truman disputes inflationary charges while OPS plans to issue an order allowing higher prices on fast selling beef cuts like round steak and lower prices on loin and rib cuts to offset falling hides and tallow. The move seeks to protect pre Korean War profit margins for packers. A separate item notes a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Leonard Burrier in Taylorsville with numerous attendees.
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Truman
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Leonard Burrier
Taylorsville
Wilanna Burrier
Raymond
Frederick
Norman Droneburg
Dickey
Walkersville
Harvey Cutsail
Ralph
Lawrence Cutsail
Charles
Robert An Annabell
Jefferson
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Listed
Equity bill of complaint for absolute divorce between William Joseph Burras and Anna IM Burras. Marriage licenses issued for Patrick Tongue Harrison 22 and Janet Roe Gosnell 17 Elkridge. Charles William Fawley 20 and Creill Mac Cline 20 Myersville. Jackson Reid Neidhinger 24 Middletown Tenn and Madeline Ann Biscardi 21 Philadelphia Tenn. Luray Ambur over 21 colored widower and Nellie William Scott over 21 colored widow both of Phebus Avenue. Arthur R Kendell 36 divorced Curvensville Pa and Delores Jd Breymier 18 Avaca Pa. Benjamin F Walder 18 Ranson W Va and Doris D Grove 16 Shenandoah Junction W Va. Property deeds: Charles H Kehne and wife to Harry M F Peaga and wife 10 dollars county. R Patrick Turner Inc to Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
William Joseph Burras
Anna IM. Burras
Patrick Tongue Harrison
Janet Roe Gosnell
Elkridge
Charles William Fawley
Burkittsville
Creill Mac Cline
Myersville
Jackson Reid Neidhinger
Middletown
Tenn
Madeline Ann Biscardi
Philadelphia
Luray Ambur
Nellie William
R. Patrick Turner, Inc
Harry
Property transfers and minor sums across county records
A list of small property transactions and gifts totaling ten dollars are shown, including M. Cramer Jr to Roy E. Lewis and several other transfers to individuals and entities such as Edgewood Congregation of the Church of the Brethren and the State Roads Commission. The entries name multiple spouses and counties as well as the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cramer, Jr
Elty
Roy E. Lewis
Howard T. Morse
S. Elizabeth Ecker
Edgewood
Church of the Brethren
Gladstone E. Buller
Arthur D. Simons
Abe A. Reid
Renice L. Reid
Lawrence F. Haley, Jr
Francis Spangler
Howard E Riddlemoser
State Roads Commission
Accounts Filed In Orphans Court Reports Final Estates
Three accounts were filed in Orphans Court. John A. Martin, executor for Adrian Arthur Martin, reported a total estate of 1800.75 with 1028.61 in disbursements and 772.14 net, all going to widow Irma C. Martin. Mabel I. Phillips, executrix, filed her account for the estate of Fannie C. Lare Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
John A. Martin
Adrian Arthur Martin
Irma C. Maritin
Mabel I. Phillips
Fanniie C. Lare
Final Estate Accounts Name Buckley Wiles Bruestte
The final account of the estate of William A Buckley was filed by executrix Mildred Bruestte. Net estate totaled 2 580 37 after disbursements of 958 93. Distributions were made to Mildred Bruestte and to Lorraine Spangler and Roger W J Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Spangler
Roger W. J. Wiles
Charles E. Wiles
William A. Buckley
Mildred B. Bruestte
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U. S. First Cavalry Division
Korea
U. S
Harry C. Northern
Boston
Mass
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Iceland
Philip Morris
Court News
St.Joseph
Plough, Inci
the News
Frederick, Md
Douglas
Senate
Harry Footer & Co. Cleaners
N. Market St. Frederick
AMNDR
Frigidaire
ABC
America
Monitor
Frigidaire Ironer
Potomac Edison
Frederick — Taneytown
MT. Airy — Brunswick
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