Farmers Told Ceilings High Enough to Spur Production
Albuquerque Sept. 24 PR Secretary of Agriculture Anderson told farmers price ceilings are sufficient to stimulate production amid reports some hold produce for higher prices. He warned consumers resent price rises and shortages while noting ceilings reflect new law aims to expand supply and keep prices reasonable.
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Court News and Property Deeds Highlight Local Transactions
Court notices list Kenneth R. Middleton and Virginia Pilkins marriage license details. Property deeds show numerous transfers including Edgar C Virts to Frank B Cover Jr and to Berkley Ford Phillips, William R Jones to Carl Eyler, and Elmer L Driver to Warren Turner among others. A line notes belts about sales to the United States and a final odd line remarks blackberries ripen red when green.
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Meat Shortages Hit Baltimore As Shops Struggle
In Baltimore on September 24, the meat supply dwindled with few cuts available in stockyards and hospitals. Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin urged OPA to ease controls while Democratic Congress members Fallon and D'Aleandro pressed Porter for action. Many butcher shops closed and housewives faced empty arms at market openings.
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Local Cattle Slaughter Drops Amid Food Ban
One packing company reports this week’s cattle kills at 100 with 125 bogs versus normal 800 and 3,000. The meat ban in Maryland leaves Baltimore residents unable to rely on old Dobbin as a last resort.
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Thorning Named Associate Editor of The Americas
Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning Catholic educator author and lecturer accepts invitation to serve as associate editor of The Americas quarterly on inter American friendship. Rev Dr Roderick Wheeler announces the appointment and outlines the Academy of American Franciscan History program.
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Solemn Mass and lectures mark Bethesda event
In Bethesda Maryland on October 10 Bishop Peter J Sreton of Richmond Virginia presided at the Solemn Mass morning service. Monsignor John K Cartwright rector of St Matthew's Cathedral Washington delivered the sermon. Scholars from the Western Hemisphere and several European professors join the evening systemic session led by Dr Thorning decorated by South American nations. The Babylonian concept frames the physician priest as interpreter of omens and appeaser of gods.
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Truman Appeals For WheeL Mee and one WCET AUC VUES
President Truman urged a Democratic congressional wave saying the nation faces an emergency as after Pearl Harbor. He blamed Republican obstructionism for current problems and spoke to 39 Democratic nominees from 17 states at the White House. He urged peace and production as the party program to prevent unemployment.
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Maryland bar examination pass list includes four women
Frederick Man Passes The State Board of Law Examiners announced that candidates including four women passed Maryland bar exams. Robertson G. Hesse of Baltimore topped, tied for second were Clayton C. Carter of Centreville and Charles J. Moxley of Baltimore. Humphrey M. Peter of Bethesda was fifth. Fifty-two successful candidates were from Baltimore, with others from Frederick Hagerstown Westminster and Rockville. The piece notes total passenger seating capacity for U S trolley coaches street cars and buses at 7 640 000, up 80 000 from 1944.
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Peterson's Ointment Began In Buffalo For Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist 40 years ago created an ointment for relief from the itching and smarting of piles. The product gained rapid fame for quick cooling soothing and astringent relief. Peterson's Ointment became a country favorite with 35¢ box and 60¢ tube with applicator. Money back if not delighted.
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