Government controls urged to ease wartime food costs
Taft critics hailed his idea to curb meat and dairy consumption to slow high prices. Dodd and Harriman backed voluntary cuts and government controls for this crop year. Truman urged waste reduction and formed a conservation committee. Meanwhile gasoline taxes face repeal pressure as states seek relief. The Associated Petroleum Industries notes the tax burden is heavy and multi layered across federal and state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Unuliure
Cleve
Europe
Dodd
Truman
America
Congress
Fedral
Associated Petroleum Industries of
Pennsylvania
Local Mems From The News Sep 26 1897 and 1927
Fifty years ago in Frederick the News columns describe 300 plus wheelmen touring from Washington to Frederick, Walter White’s arrival with cattle on Bentz street, and William Winebrenner’s London trip for Palmetto Fibre. Twenty years ago Liberty High School nears completion, fire losses hit Bentz Dunn, and umpire Dick Nallin joins World Series staff. Dorothy Dix notes on motherhood and working women. Pythian Sisters honor delegates, potato crop records at Foxville and Routzahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
Walter White
Thurmont
Bentz Street
William Winebrenner
London
England
Palm
Liberty High School
Frank L. Bentz
Fredericox
Bentzan Dunn
Hagerstown
Ccone
Dick” Nallin
Reuetion
Daniel H . Buckey
North Market Street
Jets
Truman faces Europe aid clash and food campaign
President Truman's return to work opens with a grim briefing from George Marshall on Europe and emergency aid. He rules out a new session of Congress, hints at a stalled Marshall Plan, and endorses a nationwide campaign to conserve food to boost shipments to Europe.
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Tris Coffin
Washington
Truman
White House
George Marshall
Europe
Congress
Marshall
Midwest
Mr. Truman
Agriculture
Clint Anderson
Averill Harriman
John Steelman
Harry Truman
Anderson
Jess
Bob Taft
Will Clayton
Walker Mathews Nuptials Attract Local Notice
Local interest centers on the wedding of Miss Katherine Grove Mathews and Mr. Noah Lorian Walker, both of Baltimore, to be held at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart in Mt. Washington. A reception follows at the bride’s parents’ home on Churchwarden’s Road, with many relatives and friends attending from Frederick and Baltimore.
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Katherine Grove Mathews
Noah Lorian Walker
Baltimore
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Washington
Airs
Henry B Mathews
En's
Edward Dawson Grove
Elkridge Kennel Club
Edward D. Grove
Elizabeth Getzen_danner
Joan BR Ewell
Edward D.grove, Jr
James H. Grove
W. Jarboe Grove
Philip R. Winebrewer
Denniston-Webb
Clay McAlister Webb
Vienna
Margaret Ann Webb
Joseph Faries Denniston 3d
Joseph Faries Denniston, Jr
Mr. Denniston
Hagerstown
Webb
Washington County
Hood College
College of William and Mary
Denniston
Baylor University
University of Iowa
University of Maryland
Niagara Falls
Canada
Frederick High School
Marken & Bieifeld, Inc
Frederi
Chestnut Farms Dairy
Japan
Tokyo
1St Cavalry Division
Local Obituary and Social News From Frederick Area
Mrs. Michael Nelson of Braddock Heights and other Middletown residents attended gatherings. Sgt. W. W. Corbin and wife welcomed a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Evelyn Boyer, Keedysville native, studies in Chicago while Rev J Reber Boyer resumes Bethany Seminary work. Austin Fogle and wife greet a son David Austin at Frederick Memorial. Thomas Lescalleet Jr., named treasurer of Gettysburg College Phi Sigma Kappa chapter. Pearl Bader of Patrick Court celebrated her birthday with friends.
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Michael Nelson
Braddock Heights
H. L.metcalf
Millard Holter
Millard Coblentz
J. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
Robbins
William Zimmerman
Elias Ramsburg
Jesse Anders
Trego McKinney
George B. McCleary
William Moran
Grace Zimmerman
Frederick
Zimmerman
Ramsburg Land
Evelyn Boyer
Boonsboro High School
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Chicago
Miss Boyer
John O. Boyer Keedysville
J. Reber
Boyer
Sir. Boyer
Beaver Creek
Austin M. Fogle
West Third Street
David Austin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas M. Lescalleet, Jr
Thomas 3. Lescalleet
West Seventh Street
Gettysburg College
Phi Sigma Kappa
Pearl V. Bader
Patrick Court
Weddings Highlight Multiple Local Nuptials This Sept
A sequence of marriages unfolds in Frederick and Brunswick areas. Kline and Fout wed at Evangelical Lutheran Church with the couple later residing at 360 West Patrick Street. Capper and Miles unite in Brunswick with families from Martinsburg and Davis watching. Reed and Crum wed at AH Saints Episcopal Church with relatives attending. Droneburg and LaVaughn wed at Frederick Church of the Brethren as candles and fall flowers decorate the altar.
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Kline—Fout
Ruby Arlene Fout
Mir
Paul Fout
Pear Redek
Roy A. Kline
Bir
Evangelical Lothran
W. ¥. Garrett
Jack Bonney
Baltimore
Uriel A. Kline
Brunswick
C. Rowland
Martinsburg
Airs
Capper
Brunswick High School
Day
Davis W. Va
U. Ss. “Navy Service
B. & O. Railroad
Reed—Crum
Bertha Joan Crum
Charles C. Crum
West Patrick Street
James William Reed
Carrie Reed
Theodore Reed
Weedseord
AH Saints Episcopal Church
Samuel S. Johnston
Robet Reed
Frederick
Truman Hesitates On Extra Congress for Europe Aid
Washington dispatch analyzes President Truman’s cautious stance on a special session to approve billions for Europe. It weighs timing for December 1, notes the need for concrete plans and foreign approval, and contrasts joint international effort with unilateral action while mentioning Europe’s grain needs and Russia’s limited role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suc
International Bank
Export-Import Bank
Congress
America
Europe
United States
Truman
Rusia
Russia
Vegetables on the Table Demonstration by Lewistown Club
Miss Lea Davis presented vegetables on the table as Home Demonstration Agent to the Lewistown Homemakers Club on September 1 with 22 members and a guest present. Officers appointed committees for a food sale to aid Frederick Memorial Hospital and for nominating duties. The club plans a community show on October 23 and made a donation to the Children's Aid Society. Meetings resume October 15 at Mrs George Green's home in Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Jesse B. Anders
Hammond Clary
D. A
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Grayson E. Bowers
EL. L. Wilson
Pearl Bader
Dean Zeiler
Jane Zimmerman
Caroline Winebrewer
Julia Etchison
Lewisown
Guy
Watter Hecker
Mehrie Ram
Lewistown
Buhrman
Paul Pointell
France
Children’s Aid Society
George Green
Carl Holtz
Weldon Harper
Spurg
Local Notices: Accidents and Recoveries Across Communities
Marie Hollingsworth sent home near Thurmont with a toe injury and slow recovery. Homer Relir of Brunswick transferred to Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital for treatment after an accident involving a machine. Annalee Rollison, daughter of Edgar Rollison, underwent appendix surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Birdie Dudrow of Hyatt Town shows improvement at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Byron Darby of Hyatt Town convalesces after sanatorium stay in Takoma Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hollingsworth
Thurmoent
Surday
Homer Relir
Brunswick
Wsre
Newton D. Bak Veterans’ Hospital
Martinburg
Annalee Rollison
Edgar Rollison
Ned Brunswick
Frederick Memorial
Birdie Dudrow
Hyatt Town
Byron Darby
Takoma Park
Adverse and terse word study in a brief lesson
The note lists word guidance on usage pronunciation and spelling for terms like adverse and biscuit. It offers a daily vocabulary goal and includes a quirky line about a newborn kangaroo described with odd measurements.
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Routzahn
Charlotte Clem
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Harry Buhrman
Foxville
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Scow
Sulette
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James Forrestal
National Defense
Jonaee Ross
UN General Assembly
Stalin & Co
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Maryland Univer Hospital
Evelyn White
South Market Street
Dancing Masters of America
Michael Nickaloff
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Alberto Galo Well
James P. Kerr
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Thurmount
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Jeannette Freeze
Carroll Parkway
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William F. Little
State Board of Law Examiners
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W. Frances Little
Sara Little
Dilio
Austin Hoke
Catholic Daughters of America
Wilbur Hammaker
W. F. Mammaker
West Second Street
Johns Hopkins University
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Barnesville
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Samuel Philip Derr Summers III
Samuel Philip Summers, Jr
Wm. L. Sammons, Jr
Austin F. Haffner
Clarke Place
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George Small Schmidt
South Pershing Avenue
York, Pa
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David McClellan Davidson
Carl Schaeffer Davidson
Foxwood
R. D
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Maignon Trail
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National Cathedral School
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Faldwin
Beach Have
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