White House blamed for high grain prices in Chicago talk
Chicago Board of Trade president J Q McClintock charged the Truman Administration with driving grain prices up by government grain purchases for export. Congress may consider controls if speculation continues, while Secretary Anderson reported exchanges rejected doubling margin requirements and urged a congressional probe. Retail prices showed declines while futures rose across grains butter and eggs. Senator Vit said Congress could act if speculation persists.
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Washington
J. Q McClintock
Chicago Board of Trade
Truman
Associated Press
Congress
Anderson
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Flanders Rvit
Congressional
Perjury Charges Sought Against Hanns Eisler
Washington September 26 The House Committee on Un-American Activities recommends that Hanns Eisler be prosecuted for perjury and passport fraud and deported. Eisler, a 34 year old German born Hollywood songwriter, admitted applying for Communist Party membership in Germany in 1926 and perjuring his way in and out of the United States. His brother Gerhart Eisler was recently convicted of passport fraud and contempt of the Committee.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Hanns Eisler
Justice Department
Eisler
Hollywood
Communist Party
Germany
United States
Soviet Russia
State Department
Gerhart Eisler
Un-American Activities Committee
Weather data and odd note from a 1947 issue
Weather report shows none precipitation in past 24 hours and 232 inches year to date for September. It lists high and low temperatures yesterday and a year ago, sun and moon rise and set times, and river conditions for Monocacy and Potomac. An odd sentence asserts a whale can stay underwater over an hour despite noting it is a mammal.
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Buckerstown
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Six Months For Assaulting His Wife
Harold FR. Lydard of 401 West South street was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg after conviction for assault and battery on his wife Dorothy Lydard. Lydard filed notice of appeal with a $1,000 realty bond signed by Mr and Mrs Roger B Gordon. Two men faced reckless driving charges with fines and costs. Peace disturbance cases against Pearl Dorsey and Irene Diges were dismissed. Magistrate Weinberg fined himself a dollar for a parking meter violation.
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Harold FR. Lydard
West South Street
House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
Dorothy Lydard
Lydard
Roger B. Gordon
Marvin Charles Harsock
Harry Quinn
Ernest Joseph McKenzie
East Patrick Street
Alton Twentey
Pearl Dorsey
Irene Diges
Philip Culler
Weinberg
City of
Frederick
Manuel Weinberg
Sgt. Cuiter
Public Opinion Split On Price Controls And Rationing
Seven residents were asked if price controls and rationing should be restored for key foods to curb rising prices and aid overseas relief. Most favored revival, citing current high costs. several supported ensuring adequate relief supplies. Respondents included John P. Dennis Harrison Kehne Robert P. Bailey George Rentzell and Charles ML Dodd.
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John P. Dennis
North Bentz Street
Leaves For States Street Officer Reassignment Mentioned
Leaves for States street will depart Farbo in the Pacific for reassignment in the United States soon. Dept Ports has served as S and E officer for the Marianas Bonins command since January. Previously he worked in the same capacity in the special services department at Marbo and is a Western Maryland College graduate who attended the University of North Carolina.
Knollhill Herd Tops April Ayrshire Dairy Rankings
Knollhill herd of W Paul Etzler Frederick won a top ten ranking in April under the Ayrshire Herd Testing Plan. National Secretary C T Conklin Brings word the Etzler herd averaged 3194 pounds of milk and 46 6 pounds of butterfat that month. Daisymae Penshurst Brisk Man leads with 1971 pounds of milk and 86 7 pounds of fat while Ras and Remona Lass follow with 1761, 72 2 and 1884, 697 pounds respectively.
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Ayrshire
Knollhill
W. Paul Etzler
Frederick
C. T. Conklin
Brandon
Knobbill Daisymae
Penshurst Brisk Man
Knoithill Ras
Daisymae
Knolchil Remona Lass
New Hampshire
Unionville Homemakers Club first fall meeting summary
Unionville Homemakers Club held its first fall meeting with Miss Lou Davis and Miss Bohn assisting a demonstration on Vegetables on the Table and Pressure Cookers. Officers reported, visits noted, and a plan to reconvene October 14 at Community Hall Unionville. Buckeystown tour and demonstrations followed with 24 members attending.
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Unionville Club
Unionville Homemakers Club
Lou Davis
Guy Baker
Miss Davis
Bohn
Lesterer
Carrie Pearce
Herbert Willar
Alena Rosikova
Czechoslovakia
Ollie Jones
Vincent van Googh
Unionville
Merryland Tract Club
Merryland Tract Homemakers Club
Edgar Wirts
Oscar Shafer
Loz Davis
Virts Hartman
Emogene Wenner
William Pfiefer
Brs
David Kifer
Stephen Foster
Charles Flook
Vincent van Gough
Munich
Susie Thomas
Edgar Ferrell
George Chick
Buckeystown
Remove Mildew Spots At Once U Md Advises
University of Maryland Extension home economists advise prompt action against mildew on furniture and goods. Dry affected items using sun and air, then treat upholstered items with brushing, vacuuming, or light soapy sponges. leather with alcohol or soap. wood with soap, kerosene, or perborate bleach. painted surfaces with a commercial cleaner and mildew resistant paint.
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University of Maryland
Seaman First Class Roland Ridenour On 30 Day Leave
Roland Ridenour Seaman First Class home on a 30 day leave from the ship Tollo vana AO 64 visits his mother Mrs Ken Ridenour in Thurmont. He plans to remain until October 10 and return to his duties aboard the vessel.
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Roland Ridenour
Six And Dorsey Cases Monday
Lieut Frank Dorsey faces general charges of conduct unbecoming an officer at a Police Commission hearing Monday night. The case was set as priority with few witnesses expected and three to testify for Dorsey. The commission will not rush a decision and may defer until after the Six case, possibly reporting both to the Board of Aldermen together.
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Frank Dorsey
Police Commission
Ernest, Abrecht
Ernest Jr
Commission
William Mbm
Storm
Abrecht
West Fourth Street
Dorsey
Leutenant
Reno O
Fred 3. Straley
Board of Aldermen
Accusations Dropped Then Reconsidered in Lieut Six Case
The News reports that Lieut Six remains co charged with Chief Straley after a reversal of withdrawal. Swomley seeks to bring the case before the Commission Monday with hearings following Straley’s pattern. Testimony will be behind closed doors and the commission will disclose its conclusions in a later Aldermen report.
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Drawal
Lieut
Six
Straley
Daniel E. Swomley
Swomley
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White House
Flanders
New York
Ask
Crawford
RUSCO
Bhacheves
Bllows Stuan
Sydney L. Hahn
Jean Phyllis Oland
Charles D. Oland
Adamstown
Oland
Clayton Hahn
North Market Street
First Baptist Church
William C. Royal
Hahn
Harrison Kehne
East Fifth Street
Robert P. Bailey
George Rentzell
West Fifth Street
Charles ML Dodd
East Third
Street
P. G. Shoemaker
Ralph O. Koontz
Jefferson
J. N
Brattleboro
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Maryland
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Locvate Matador Ivy
U. Md
F.C. Rogers
North Court Street
Pearre
Dolls Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
George
Hamid
ROB Cimse & CO
THE
Cycleonians
Gaudsmith Bros
the Howells
Three Winter Sisters
Wilfred Mae
Spring Garden Band” of York
Frederick Fair
Serkh
L. Tyler
North Market ST
Bill Odem
Poles
Milton Reynolds
U. S
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, ML
Betty Reynolds
Patrick Street
Merve F. Moberly
Pearl Woop
Gaylord Brooks & CO
W. Patrick Street
Stee Benrus
Northwest Airlines
Benrus
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel
Gladhill Bros
Damascus
Abi
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