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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1951

Page

2

Fed moves to align credit rules with new defenses act

The Federal Reserve Board issued an amendment to consumer credit regulations to lengthen maximum financing terms for autos appliances radios and furniture from 16 to 18 months and for home improvements from 30 to 36 months. Down payments on household appliances and televisions drop from 45 to 15 percent. The tweak is effective immediately and accompanies President Truman’s signing of the controls act.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Truman

Automobile down payment terms update

The article states that payment options include cash trade-in or a combination, with 18 percent down required for repairs and improvements, and that the down payment on automobiles remains at one third.

Hog Massacre: 31 Hogs Killed by Dogs at Pennington Farm

On a St. Janea farm, William Pennington reported 31 purebred hogs dead after a pack of roaming dogs chased and exhausted them. Twelve hogs escaped through a gate. losses are estimated at $1400. Local dogs were investigated but not implicated. deputy urged removal of stray dogs.

William Pennington St. Janea St. James Lelster Tsanogle Tsanogle Pennington

US troops in Europe projected at 344000 by next year

General J Lawton Collins told senators that the United States will have about 344000 troops in Europe one year from now, about 56000 fewer than Secretary Marshall’s prior estimate. A pipeline links Sakhalin oilfields to the Siberian mainland in the report.

Washington J. Lawton Collins United States Europe Defense Marshall

Meeting Called On C. O. Canal Parkway Plan

Local officials invited to a September 7 Bedford Springs meeting to discuss the proposed C and O Canal Parkway. The Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin will review its advisory wildlife and recreation committee program and its broadened future agenda.

Bedford Springs Interstate Commission On the Potomac River Basin Wildlife and Recreation Committee Commission

Violin Virtuoso Menuhin Began Solo Career Young

Violinist Yehudi Menuhin, famed as a prodigy, debuted as a soloist with the San Francisco Symphony at age five. An etymology note adds Ohio as an Iroquois word meaning great.

Yehudi Menuhin San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Ohio

Former Showgirl Marion Corbett Faces Theft Charge

Former showgirl Marion Corbett leaves New York City police headquarters held on bail of $1,000 on a charge of possessing stolen goods. She is accused of taking $2,900 from Maureen Haver a 17 year old, who allegedly secreted the money under her mother’s bed mattress.

Marion Corbett J. Richard Dixie) Davis Dutch Schultz New York City Hall Maureen Haver

Snapping Turtles Meet Their Fate in Williamsport

Night watchman Ernest O Connell found a group of snapping turtles in the mud near a Williamsport factory. He captured them and displayed the creatures in Williamsport square, noting the largest weighed 32 pounds.

Williamsport Ernest O'Connell

McKeldin Seeks State Cabinet for Policy Advice

Maryland Governor McKeldin, frustrated with advice gaps, asks Simon Sobeloff to study creating an advisory group or cabinet. He says a governor needs an in-house staff and a dedicated adviser to shape policy, with potential legislation and possible public referendum. The issue echoes past advisory councils and current legislative hurdles.

Annapolis Maryland McKeldin MccKeldin Sian Alatanis Simon B. Sobelot Commission On Sobeloff Baltimore Soheloff McKaldin

Local Boy Wins Model Car Prize in State Honors

Kenneth Jensen of 317 West Side Avenue won state honors in the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild senior division. He receives 360 for his prize as judging concluded after three weeks in Devolt yesterday. Malcolm B. Campbell of Rimereburg, Pa. was regional senior division winner.

Kenneth Jensen West Side Avenue Thaa Atate Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Devolt Malcolm B. Campbell Rimereburg

Campbell to Enter National Analy After Regional Result

The report notes Campbell’s qualification for the national event following a regional result, with Maryland and Pennsylvania among the states affected. Details emphasize the pathway and potential outcome for Campbell at the national level.

Maryland Pennsylvania Campbell

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