Stabilization To Begin Before Nov 1
Washington Sept 21 The Senate tentatively approved an amendment to the anti inflation bill directing the President to issue by November 1 an order stabilizing prices and wages. The measure adds a definite date to price control while foes warn it grants excessive executive power. Leaders hope for final action before October 1, with farm price ceilings tied to parity or recent market levels.
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Washington
Senate
Banking Committee
Brown
D.mich
Wagner
D.-N.y
Acton
O'Daniel
O'-Tex
Congress
Smith
D.-S.c
Johnson
R.-Calif
Roosevelt
D.-Mich
Overton
D-La
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Treasury
Team Minlandin
Thomas
D.-Okla
Hatch
D-N.m
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Council of Farm Co-Operatives
Federal Milk Producers’ Association
Langer
R.-N.d
Ball
R-Minn
Norris
Ind.-Neb
Legion elects Col. Waring national commander in Kansas City
Legion members in Kansas City elect Col. Waring of Memphis Tennessee as national commander at the annual convention held Monday.
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Col. Waring
Memphis, Tenn
American Legion
Kansas City
Maryland 4 H Dairy Judging Team Places Fourth at Nationals
The Maryland State 4 H Club Dairy Judging Team finished fourth out of eleven at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Town. Members George Fry, Everett Mullinix, Jack Piersol and Holmes Baker led the effort with Fry as high man among Maryland contestants. Fry also led in state judging earlier, Mullinix owns the largest dairy herd in Maryland, and Piersol and Baker own notable herds. An award of War Bonds will honor Mullinix at the University of Maryland on October 3 as the camp was canceled due to wartime emergency.
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College Park
Maryland
Waterloo Town
Kansas
George Fry
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Everett Mullinix
Mt. Airy
Howard County
Jack Piersol
Sparks
Baltimore County
Holmes Baker
New Windsor
Frederick County
Fry
Mullinix
Piersol
Timonium
R. Doys
University of Maryland
Hull hints at statement on U S Finland ties soon
Washington September 21. Secretary of State Hull indicated he may issue a statement soon regarding United States relations with Finland. He said he was reviewing all angles of the situation following Finnish remarks desiring to end fighting once security is assured.
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Washington
Hull
United States
Finland
Germany
Soviet Russia
Hjalmar J. Procope
Negroes Held After Roundup For Sedition
Chicago Sept 214 Eighty Negroes including organization teachers accused of advocating sympathy with Japan and his followers to shun the draft were held today after a swift federal and city roundup. Eleven chieftains charged with sedition and conspiracy, others with violation of the Selective Service Act. Details connect groups to Japanese agents, naming leaders in the Brotherhood of Liberty for the Black People of America, the Peace Movement of Ethiopia, and the Temple of Islam, with figures including Stokley Hart Madame Miltie Gordon and Elijah Mohammed. Prices, birthplaces listed, hearings set Wednesday.
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Chicago
Japan
Cvy Pole
Albert Johnson
Federal Butiti
Apul Iad
Satakata Takahishi
Johnson
Brotherhood of Liberty For
Taft
Seid
Aise
Tojo
Ethiopia
Miltie Maud Lena Gordon
Liberia
U.S
Temple of Islam
Elijah Mohammed
Elijah Poole
Ossa Lossa Lakam
United States
Mississippi
Georgia
Ilinois
Louisiana
Inmate Sought After Fire At Esmer Home
Hagerstown Sept 21 Wash ington County Investigator Wayne Sellman searched for a 15 year old inmate from the Washington County Orphans Home at San Mar after twin fires were found at the superintendent's residence. Coal oil started blazes in dining room and attic near an antique valued at stake. damage estimated between 5000 and 6000 dollars.
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Hagerstown
Pi—County
Wayne Sellman
Washington County Orphans’ Home
San Mar
W. Walter Esmer
Esmer
Sellman
Ati
Senate panel backs 15 percent postal wage hike
Washington September 21 a Senate postoffice subcommittee approved legislation to raise compensation for postmasters and other postal service employees by 15 percent. The measure would affect 222,000 federal workers and was supported amid hearings on the bill.
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Washington
Senate Post Office
President presents war aims to Pope in Vatican
Bern Switzerland Sept 2 Myron C Taylor Roosevelt's personal representative to the Vatican has presented the President's war aims and peace objectives to Pope Pius XII. Vatican circles said Taylor would have a second audience before leaving for Spain. He reportedly sought no formal peace move but outlined aims and methods for world peace after victory. Taylor also conferred with British and French envoys and with Polish and Yugoslav representatives in Rome as other accredited figures prepared to join discussions.
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Bern
Switzerland
Myron C. Taylor
Roosevelt
Vatican
Pius MII
Taylor
Spain
Tylor
United States
Rome
Wartter
Tote
Renecal
Ferencn
Crime Definitely On Increase Says Hoover at Police Chiefs
New York September 21 FBI director J Edgar Hoover warned crime is rising and enforcement alone won’t solve it Juvenile delinquency is mounting and without better efforts a new era of lawlessness could follow. He urged prevention focused at home and criticized weak law enforcement agencies while praising overall performance.
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New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hoover
Hugh Clegg
Thhem
Hitler
Maryland AAUW slate named for first annual meeting
The Maryland division nominating committee prepared a slate of officers for the first annual meeting to be held later this fall. Recommended for election were President Mrs J D Dave Frederick vice president Mrs Clyde Everson College Park corresponding secretary Miss Frances Turner Baltimore and treasurer Mrs LeRoy Logan Westminster. Committee members attending the meeting at the chairman Mrs J Elmer Weisheit home were Mrs Homer Cooper New Windsor Miss Margaret Besant Frederick and Mrs Earnest Walker College Park.
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Maryland
American Association of University Women
J. D. Dave
Frederick
Clyde Everson
College Park
Frances Turner
Baltimore
LeRoy Logan
Westminster
J. Elmer Weisheit
Park Avenue
Homer Cooper
New Windsor
Margaret Besant
Earnest Walker
Eight More Candidates File Expense Statements
Eight candidates in the recent primaries filed expenditure statements with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. G. Cleveland Trowl reported 128.10 spent as Democratic Register of Wills nominee. James J. Falk unopposed for Treasurer listed 6550. Roy A. Geuthermin Republican Register of Wills listed 120.16. Benjamin B. Rosenstock Democratic House candidate reported 25. Gary Lutterback Democratic House candidate listed 39.26. Samuel H. Young Republican Board of County Commissioners listed 59.80. Edward D. Storm Democratic State's Attorney candidate reported 219.12. W. Clinton McSherry unopposed Democratic Chief Judge listed 228.10 in Frederick and Montgomery counties.
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Ciiemt Court
G. Cleveland Trowl
Register of Walls
James J. Falk
Roy A. Geuthermin
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
House of Delegates
Gary Lutterback
Samuel H. Young
Board of County Commissioners
Edward D. Storm
W. Clinton McSherry
Frederick
Montgomery
Jap Bombs Fail To Cause Any Damage
General MacArthurs Headquarters in Australia reports thirty seven Japanese planes bombed the area northwest of Port Moresby with no damage. Allied fighters struck Buna and Buna, bombing and strafing the Japanese base on New Guinea's northeast coast, with no change in the Owen Stanley area as Japan pressures toward Port Moresby.
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General MacArthurs
Australia
Port Moresby
Alinas Amaond
Buna
New Guinea
Bura
Owen Stanley
Executions in Nazi-ruled Europe surpass 200 thousand
The Inter-Allied Information Committee reports in London that known executions in conquered Europe neared 207 373, including 110 Frenchmen shot last week. Poles and Czechs faced large tolls, with 200 000 Poles executed since invasion and 705 Czechs executed after May 1. Deaths extend to hostages, concentration camps, and Gestapo actions across France, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Crete, and nearby regions.
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London
Eurpope
Yielims
Otto von Stuelpnagel
France
United Nations
Poland
Reinhard Ueydrich
Czecho-Slovakia
Paine
Amin
Crete
North
Africa
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Col. Reane Waring
Cattle Congress
Unionville
4-H Club
Charlotte Koontz
Betty Baker
Ruth Lease
Char Otte AlYbaugh
Betty Rhoderick
Linden Hills
Iime
Frederick Memorial Park
Court Street
Keystone
Nicodemus
W. Court Sthone
The
Liberty Finance Corporation
N Market Street
Humphress
Hpaes
Bartgis
Wzembecg
Jennley She
KEY Hotel Bldg
Pancam
Waffle
Stormé Shipley
Pops Co
Kottlers
Karo
Old Leethers
Pophandle
Peordenicia
Arniran
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
America
Chesapeake Protomac Telephone Company of
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Raven
Remrants
LGW
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