Flanders Sees Move to Avert Price Controls Fast Action Sought
Senator Flanders argued the government may avert price controls if it acts quickly on inflation with tax shifts and incentives. He contrasted with Senator Maybank who urged early controls and higher corporate taxes. Proposals include drastic home mortgage curbs and a new wage policy akin to the Little Steel formula under a potential Big Steel pattern.
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Washington
Flanders
R-Vi
Maybank
D-Sc
CIA
Philip Murrays
U. S. Steel Corporation
Little Steel
War Labor Board
Casnyv
Murray
New Ware Stabilization Board
Cyrus S. Chime
Federal Mediation Serve
Iee
White House
Alan Valentinelg
Shah of Iran Engaged to Saroya Esfandiari
Tehran reports the 30 year old Shah Reza Pahlavi has announced engagement to 19 year old Saroya Esfandiari daughter of a tribal leader. The wedding date is not set and this will be his second marriage.
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Tehran
Iran
Saroya Esfandiari
Shah
Saroya
Pahlevi
Shah Reza Pahlevi
Fawzia
Farouk
Egypt
Tinte
Daugher
United
Tehe
Khalil Extandiart
Germany
Switzerland
Paris
United Nations Causes Wide Christian, Muslim, Jewry Unity
In Orlando Florida Sen Spessard Holland told a Kiwanis district convention that UN actions in Korea have united Christians Mohammedans Jews and other faiths in a common stand against Communism. He praised UN strength and warned Russians may hesitate to attack the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
United Nations Action
Korea
Sen
Spessard Holland
United Nations
Sari Scain
Britain Set to Enter Steel Industry
A garbled note claims Britain will enter the steel business with government backing and private firms. It mentions a major program, Labor government actions, and a date, suggesting a national shift in industry control and production emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Berkson To Speak At Williamsport Legion Meeting
Commander Albert L Leaf of Poltmac Post No 2 announces attorney J Berkson will address the regular Williamsport American Legion meeting on the benefits of the Other Law. The 8 PM gathering will include campaign announcements and Armistice Day observance plans with entertainment and refreshments.
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Albert L. Leaf
Po Ltomac
American Legion of
Williamsport
J. Berksen
U S Agrees To Big Iran Loan
Tehran announced the United States would lend 25 million dollars to support Iran's economy. Vice Premier said negotiations were progressing very prospectively. The plan aims at cultural and economic development with American experts invited by Iran's government.
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Tehran
Ian
Get
A Raamnarn
United States
Tien
Stald
Malis Jo
Alan
Procexsul
Bayport Limpert
Gabon
Sayier Urien
Hagmiara
Iran
Brothers Serve In Army In Korea
Two MaRera town brothers are serving in the Army in Korea. The text names Rarseel Bo Maller from Tp and Robern BoMallee and references their brother Peark Mo Miller serving as well. The report mentions their station and date context around April.
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MaRera
Kerea
Rarseel Bo Maller
Robern BoMallee
Peark Mo Miller
Gourate
Verran Saad Ditest
Servite
Bride Faces Cross Complaint In Murky Custody Tale
A fractured wedding case unfolds with a bride accused in a cross complaint amid unclear names and dates. Allegations involve divorce, abandonment, and financial claims tied to a farm and burial costs.
Obituary and Land Week Farm Tours Planned in County
Mary Elizabeth Funk 86 of 2 East Antietam Street died yesterday at Washington County Hospital after a six month illness. Survived by sisters Misa Laura EF Funk Nannie Barnett and Leslie Beard and brother Robert R Funk. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Coffman Funeral Home with Zion Reformed Church Cemetery burial. Land Week in the county will include visits to three farms observing conservation: Thrasher farm Frederick County tomorrow, Dilson’s tonoloway orchards Hancock Thursday, State Reformatory farm Roxbury Friday. County Agent Mark Miller urged urban visitors to join. Dr. Witham Kemp to speak at 7:40 pm Thursday.
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Mary
Funk
Mary Elizabeth Funk
Antietam Street
Washington County Hospital
St. James
Solomon and
Catherine Rowlands Funk
Zion Reformed Church
Misa Laura EF. Funk
Nannie Barnett
Leslie Beard
Hagerstown
Robert R. Funk
Phoenixville
Coffman Funeral Home
J Scott RL Wagner
Thrasher
Frederick County
R. S. Dilson
Hancock
State Reformatory
Roxbury
Walter D. Bromiley
Pins County
Thrasher Farm
Mark Miller
Middletown
Sturn
Jeffer Laem
Dillon
Wilson Powlevard
Manenck
Within R. Kemp
College Park
State Soil Conservation Committee
Rosbury
East Wilson
Funeral for Dr and Mrs Crider Wednesday
Funeral services for Dr. and Mrs. Wayne F Crider killed in a private plane crash in Lancaster County Pennsylvania will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Ne Wilken Ard officiating Burial is at Rest Maven Cemetery Their bodies lie in state from 12 40 to 2 p.m. They resided on Potomac Avenue extended and were returning to Hagerstown from a weekend at their summer home in Tupper Lake New York The crash occurred between Elizabethtown and Hershey one mile south of the border between Lancaster and Dauphin counties
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Wayne F. Crider
Lancaster County
Cornfield
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ne. Wilken Pl” Ard
Rest Maven
Dre
Crider
Potomac Avenue
Maryland announces state sponsors essay contest for handi capping students
The Maryland Governor's committee outlines an essay contest for eleventh and twelfth graders on equal opportunity for the physically handicapped. Entry is open to all Maryland schools with a December 15 deadline. Prizes total 250 dollars in savings bonds at state level and a 1000 dollar first prize at the national level. Local offices of the State Department of Employment and the Vocational Rehabilitation Division will provide contest forms and details.
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Balthmore
Maryland
Raetaaile
State Department of Employment
State Department of Education
Two Adrift At Sea For Month In Open Waters
Two men drifted at sea for a month after their vessel failed. They were rescued near Cristobal in the Canal Zone aboard the United Fruit Co ship Morazan. They pushed a fellow passenger overboard two hours before rescue after their mate died. They endured blasting currents and scarce water and food until rescue on Friday.
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Patavia
Steven Mandar
Wenger
Arata Island
Fridie
United Fruit Co
Morazan
Conmanion
Madure
Weaver
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Jurist Hailed Stoning Incident in Charleston
Report says a prominent jurist, known for advocating equal rights for Negroes, was stoned at night at his residence in Charleston. The attack involved two assailants who fled, while local authorities and federal investigators begin inquiries into the incident amid racial tension and war-time rumors.
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Charleston
BOC
Waites
Warine
Western Maryland Tailway September Net Revenue Report
Western Maryland Tailway estimated September net income at about 562 009 after taxes and charges, compared with 180 426 a year earlier due to a coal strike. For the first nine months of 191A the railroad's net income was about 3 783 000, or 20 21 a share on seven percent preferred stock, with a prior year figure of 2 385 592 or 197 a share. Coal freight revenue jumped 111 percent from 1949. Total operating revenue for last month neared 9 946 000, with weather and other freight up sharply.
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Maryland
Raad
Ellos
Torn
Weatner
Truman's Sister To Take Office In Missouri Ceremony
Miss Mary Jane Truman will be installed tomorrow night as Missouri's Grand Matron of the Eastern Star auxiliary. Her brother, Truman, will attend in St Louis to oversee the ceremony while plans were disclosed by the White House. The president will confine his visit to honoring his sister.
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Washington
Qibet
Mary Jane Truman
Missouri
Order of Eastern
Ami
Marty
Sted
Maann
Missouri Lodge
St. Louis
White House
Dare
Charles G. Ross
Truman
M Keldin Presses New Bay Bridge Vote Appeal
Taonarlown Md October 10 Theodore Ro MeKeldin Republican candidate for governor said one more ferry boat could help traffic equal the capacity of the new Bay Bridge. He spoke at a party rally as John Marshall Rutter and John A. Gunter also addressed supporters amid bridge construction projected to cost over 400 million.
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Lane
State Guard Plans Drive to Add 2000 Maryland Recruits
Brig Gen Harry Raht announces a Maryland National Guard recruitment drive to add 2000 men as part of a national push for 26100 new guardsmen. Most join the 29th Division with some allocated to the 14th Fighter Squadron. no induction into the Regular Army is guaranteed, and units may be activated.
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Baltimore
Maryland National Guard
Harry ©. Raht
State Military Department
Regular
Seamen Get Wage Boost in Atlantic and Gulf Trades
Representatives say 55 000 seamen from Atlantic and Gulf coasts win a 1.38 percent wage hike in settlements now awaiting member votes for acceptance. The pact covers 40 CIO NMU members and 15 000 AFL Seafarers International Union sailors, mirroring a prior raise for 45 000 east coast AFL Longshoremen from 1.88 to 2 per hour, with a $7.50 monthly clothing allowance added.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
CIO National Maritine Union
NME
AFL Seafarers International Union
Enm
AFL
Peaches Apples Calway Fatine Cooking Cider Apples
A brief note lists peaches and apples with Calway Fatine cooking and cider apples. Contact appears as Newman Facking House in Smithsburg Maryland with a phone number 74.
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Newman Facking House
Smithsburg
Rev Robinson to Lead Lift Week at Bridgewater College
The Rev Dr Paul Minnich Robinson of First Church for the Brethren will head Religious Emphasis Week at Bridgewater College October 8 to 14. He will speak and counsel daily, addressing the student body each morning and evening and offering afternoon counseling to individuals. The program aims to educate and inspire students toward an active Christian life.
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Paul Minnich Robinson
First Church For the Brethren
Bridgewater College
Robinson
Bridgewater
Army Field Band To Play In City In November
The United States Army Field Band, a 100 piece ensemble led by Capt Chester E Whitine, will give a free concert at Hagerstown High School auditorium on November 6. A 41 voice soldier chorus will also perform and join the brass with the band. The concert is sponsored by the Army and Air Force recruiting station. Deems Taylor praised the band as the finest he has heard aside from Sousa.
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United States Army Field Band
Hagerstown
Chester E. Whitine
Army and
Air Force
Goldier
Deems Taylor
Army Field Band
John Philip Sousa
Hartsock named Kiwanis lieutenant governor for 9th Division
C Oscar Hartsock of 943 Mulberry Avenue was elected lieutenant governor of Kiwanis International's 9th Division Capital District for next year. He will begin duties January 1 after the district convention in Washington DC. He is a member of the local Kiwanis Club 1542 and has served on its board of directors.
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Oscar Hartsock
Mulberry Avenue
Capital District
Kiwanis International
Washington
Th. C
Kiwanis
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Westminster
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Winchester
Front Royal
Tocal Kiwanis Club
Hartsock
Ernriv
HK Division
O Dwyer Ready To Testify In Brooklyn Gambling Inquiry
Former New York mayor William O Dwyer says he is available to testify before a Brooklyn Grand Jury probing gambling graft payments to police during his administration. He has not been asked to witness and arrives back in New York en route to Mexico.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
City
Brooklyn
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Washington
California
Grand Jury
Police Investigate Two Larcenies Here
City police and detectives are probing two auto larceny reports. George W. Kauffman of 5 East Antietam Street reports missing tire and wheel, a Navy light, a fishing rod and reel, a tackle box, and a tool box valued at 60. Robert Linehaugh of 1103 Satem Avenue reports a tire and wheel stolen valued at 25.
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George W. Kauffman
Antietam Street
Robert Linehaugh
Satem Avenue
How Best To Link South And West By Air Key Issue Before Board
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Board hears 12 hours of argument on a fifth transcontinental route linking the south to the west. Attys for 47 parties including 33 cities argue extensions for Delta American Eastern National Braniff Continental all seeking West Coast service against a backdrop of a Texas Gulf Coast south and southeast route.
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Washington
Air Ie
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Delta
American Airlines
South
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Los
Cox
National Air Lines
Gulf
Braniff Airways
Dallas
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Continental
Southwest
West Coast
Eastern
American Trans World
United
Texas Gulf Coast
West
Northwest
Midwest
Minty-seven
Chambers of Commerce
Post Office Department
Pilot and Mechanica Union
Airlines
Amarillo
Austin
Calelas
Far Worth
Galveston
Houston
Lubbock
San Antonio
Tex
Atlanta
Rat Control Takes Food Shelter Away Says Hopkins Expert
Johns Hopkins epidemiology professor Dr. David E. Davis told about 135 sanitation and health officials from the East at the annual rat control conference in Baltimore that starving rats by denying shelter and food is more effective long term than poison. He notes poisons kill quickly but surviving rats rebound within a year unless habitats are disrupted. Another scientist says mice are harder to wipe out than rats and favors tasteless warfarin, which can require four to ten days to kill but avoids bait aversion. The three day conference, sponsored by the Department of the Interior, ends Wednesday.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
David E. Davis
United States
Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Davis
Walter W. Dykstra
Federal Wildlife Serviice
Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Dyketra
Department of the Interior
P E Reports New Peak For Power
A new peak demand of 167400 kilowatts was recorded by the Potomac Edison System at 10 am August 22. Company officials cite general business conditions for the record and note forecast expectations for the near future. Advertising lines list local services and a rummage sale at 21 2 East Franklin.
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Potomac Edison
Express
Credit General
Saum
Jonathan Street
Adv
Weather Outlook with Scattered Showers Likely Weekend
The forecast from The Associated Arena predicts unsettled weather for Marsland and Delaware with scattered showers possible Saturday or Sunday. Temperatures remain near seasonal norms, cooling toward week’s end, with Western Maryland highs in the mid 60s and upper 30s to lower 40s, while Delaware and Eastern Maryland reach upper 60s and around 50. Also notes York Staymen Baldwin apples near local markets and a few shop listings. No Sunday sales noted for local merchants.
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Associated Arena
Marsland
Delaware
Maryland
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