Showdown Over Meat Price and Supply in New York
New York on Sept 24 reports anger from housewives and soldiers over meat price and scarcity. Black markets, above ceiling prices, and poor quality plague retailers and packers. Chains consider legal action to force OPS price changes. Households face limited favored cuts while a system may shift to a markup ceiling. Pack ers cite monthly quota risks and rising cattle prices as producers hold back cattle.
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New York
Rmer
Washgton
Washington
Beef price ceilings strain industry and shoppers worry
Industry debate over price controls grows as packers buy above ceilings and distort quotas. Chains seek relief from OPS rules while Safeway and others press for prompt court action. Army bids for beef falter, prompting talk of imports. With cattle ample, housewives fear empty counters and higher local prices.
McMahon urges all-out atomic production for U S military
Senator McMahon announces Senate House Atomic Energy Committee will meet with Army Navy and Air Force leaders to discuss making atomic weapons the backbone of U S armament. He cites $30 billion yearly defense savings and a 150 percent expansion in production deemed practical with priorities. He warns of Russia's threat if funded. Army to activate 100 reserve dental officers by Nov 12, total 1,025 dentists called since Korean War began.
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Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Joint Committee
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
In an Upper Room moment the disciples faced being left to act alone after Jesus' Ascension. The piece urges leaning on prayer to confront baffling times, noting how they later received the Holy Spirit and spread the faith. It applies this to personal life moments of independence and challenge.
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Earl L. Douglass
Jesus
Mount of Ascension
Take Our Problems to God in an Upper Room Sermon
A brief syndicated note urges readers to present problems to God and seek complete, satisfying solutions through prayer in the upper room, reflecting religious counsel from Copyght Babson Newspaper Synd.
More Girl Students At Western Maryland College
Registration at Western Maryland College shows 219 new students, including 183 freshmen and 36 transfers, for a total enrollment of 648. Girls number 343 and men 305, orientation continues through Friday, and President Dr. Lowell Ensor will welcome new students and speak at the 85th convocation next Monday. James M Toni of Tokyo is among the new students after serving as houseboy to an American Army officer who graduated from the college.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Lowell Ensor
Western Maryland
James M. Toni
Tokyo
Japan
Western
Maryland
Fire report from Gulf Range caddy house blaze
A motorist on old Route 40 reported a fire at the Gulf Range caddy house with smoke and a dull red glow in the windows. Frederick Police notified the county engine around 2 08 o clock this morning and responders were dispatched to the scene.
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Gulf Range
Golf
Frederick
Fire crews stop blaze in caddy house wrecking window pane
Firemen shattered a window in the caddy house and extinguished a burning box of rags before the empty building suffered only smoke damage. Glass fabric bonded with a specially developed plastic resin is used to make corrective braces lighter and better fitting than aluminum and steel versions.
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