Potomac Edison holds annual board meeting in city
Potomac Edison Company held its annual board meeting with R Paul Smith presenting a comprehensive year end report for 1933. Officers were elected including W S Finlay Jr as chairman and R Paul Smith as president, with detailed notes on dividends, transmission line upgrades, costs, and tax changes affecting future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Francis Scote Key Hotel
W. S. Fisley, Jr
Pittsburgh
West Penn Electric Company
W. S. Finlay, Jr
RK. Paul Smith
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
G. S. Humphrey
W. R. Voorhis
R. E. Town
Paul S. Michael
G. W. Chapman
Lorenza Semple, Jr
G. E. Murrie
O. E Martin
W. K. Dundas
S. Thompson
H. S. Bomberger
Emory L. Coblentz
R. E. Delsplaine
Thomas
Harwara
Abram
Hemp
Hinchman
Henry Holeapfel
Guy Elotter
D. Ramecciotti
E. Charles Renn
M. F. Riley
Richard P. Ross
Grayson H. Staley
Charles Wertheimer
Ezra B. Whitman
Walter D. Willson
David C. Wintbrender
George S Humphrey
D. E. Stultz
F. J. Moore
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Department of the Potomac Edison Company
A. A. Adams
B. A. Winebrewer
Robert L. Smith
Frederick
G. BE. Murrie
Eric C. Summers
Power and Light Department
Pennsyoame
National Recovery Administration
Commercial Department
Eres
Calvin E. Schildknecht
Schildknecht
Stimulating construction plans under NRA discussed
Washington April 3. National Emergency Council and NRA plan to stimulate construction and heavy industries. Johnson says program aims to use existing organization and avoid new administration. No action set on heavy goods plan. wage hour revision urgency noted. industries asked to submit payroll, production and earnings data with past and present figures by tomorrow.
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Washington
National Emergency Council
Hugh G. Jonson
NRA
Johnson
Congress
Hay
Look Out Lizzie Play Repeats at Unionville Hall
Poor weather forced a repeat performance of the comedy Look Out Lizzie at the Liberty School. The Liberty Parent-Teacher Association sponsors the show, now set for Friday night at 8 oclock in the Unionville hall.
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Lizzie
Liberty School
Unionville
Liberty Parent- Teacher's Association
Bowser Family Sells 60 Acre Farm in Hauser District
Mr and Mrs James EB Bowser sold to Bit and Mrs Thomas E Wagaman a 60 acre 132 perches tract in Hauser district. The deed filed Tuesday in the Courthouse states the purchase price as 4500 dollars.
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James EB. Bowser
Bit
Thomas E. Wagaman
Haurers District
Foulois Action Questioned in Aircraft Purchase Case
Washington April 3 A House sub committee unanimously approved a report saying Major General Benjamin D Foulois and others acted in violation of the law in the proposed 7 509 000 purchase of airplanes The draft noted that Harry S Woodring Assistant Secretary of War had tried to assure competitive bidding and thereby complied with the law though withholding approval of Foulois connection with the purchase made with a PWA allotment The report cites a decision by the Army Judge Advocate General and date back to the first of the year with officers seeking a public works allotment to buy planes from special companies without bids.
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Washington
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Wothers
House
Rogers
New Hampshire
Harry Ho Woodring
Congress
Foulcois
PWA
Ce Sonamee
Advancare
Army
Insull ready to return to United States if assurances found
Istanbul reports Samuel Insull, after a long extradition battle, said he would go to America if he could be assured he would not be persecuted by his enemies. Juriss asserted he could not appeal a penal court ruling that underpins Turkey’s decision to extradite. The government kept him jailed, considering the case closed, while American officials prepared to fetch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Samuel Insull
United States
America
Jurisss
Killing Follows Quarrel in Maryland Apartment
In Hagerstown on April 2 Harold B. Hal a 40 year old former professional agent and Charlone Budson 17 were found dead in a living room in what police called murder and death by own action. The girl’s mother Maude Huxison discovered them after hearing a noise. Charlone died soon after at Washington County Hospital while Hal died before aid could arrive.
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Hagerstown
Harold B
Hal
Prohisision
Charlone Budson
Maude Huxison
Hall
Washington County Hospital
Mother heard shots after room quarrel ends life
Police said Beth Hall shot the girl then killed himself after a domestic quarrel. Hall, a former exhibition agent and World War veteran, had recently been in Washington and Hagerstown and was linked to Frederick County investigations. The shooting happened in the Hudson apartment building as witnesses said Hall confronted the girl before the fatal exchange.
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Room Oy
Beth
Hoag
Hall
Exhibition Department
Washington
Hagerstown
Halla
North Dakota
Hudson
Ison
Frederick J
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Potomac Eurson Board
City
President Smith
Home Service Department
Blue Ridge Summit
Thurmont
Smithsburg
Weynesboro
Cumberland River
Celanese Corporation
Waynesboro
Pen Mar
Shady Grove
Berryville
Stephens City
Cumberland
Clarysville
Berkeley Springs
Hancock
Rawlings
Marrland
Transportation Department
Electeday Transportation
Maryland
Blue Ridge Transportati Company
Potomac Edison Compa
Dras
Geyest
Eicisney
Sine Ridge Trans- Portation Company
Enser
Public Service Commission of Marrland
Baltimore City
West Wirginia
Australia
C. E. Cline & Son
Enida Hairo Net
Hendrickson
Amreaaxs
Anaes
Insull
WU. S
Sayella
Sport Boucle
Faconne
Rufflette
Sportella
Frederick’s Best Fabric Store
Hagersa
National Guard
Carty
C. C. Carty
Patrick St
Prederick
LE Gant
Warners
Miss Kennedy
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