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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1946

Page

9

House Votes 400 Dollar Federal Wage Increase

The House approved a 400 dollar yearly wage rise for federal employees with the increase offset by staff reductions at affected agencies. The roll call stood 337 to 27. The measure, not retroactive, targets executive legislative and judiciary workers, excluding wage-boarded roles, veterans aid, and certain categories.

House Washington Rep Dirksen R-Il Linnte Regiouts Ravens Lrenerge Rees Senate Randolph D-Wva Lyle D-Tex WUC Au Avi Executive Legislative Judiciary Navy Yard Congress

Prisoner Of Germans Describes 1000 Calorie Diet Effects

Associated Press writer Godfrey H. P. Anderson recalls three and a half years as a prisoner of war under the Germans. He describes subsisting on about 1000 calories, the mind and body effects, hunger dreams, and the contrast with German civilians on 200 gram bread rations.

Godfrey HE. P. Anderson Associated Press Germany Europe Anderson Godfrey H. Pr. Anderson Frankfurt Italy Red Cross

Health Week urged as Montgomery County shows favorable health record

Alfred D. Noyes, president of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners, endorses Know Your Public Health Week April 7 to 13 and urges community groups to improve health facilities. Public Health Lay Council invites tours of the Health Department on April 5 to explain services. A homemaker injured her finger in an electric mixer, treated at Frederick City Hospital with hopeful recovery.

Alfred D. Noyes Board of Commissioners Montgomery County Health Department Public Health Lay Council of Geo. W. Wenner Brunswick Frederick City Hospital Medford Grocery CO Medford, Carroll Co Walter Aehler Baltimore City Eureka Duncan Phyfe Gov. Winthrop Philco Zenith Majetica Sardinieres Westinghouse Albert Tabler Austin Bohn City Planning Commission Thieflor City Ball Khtt East Nath Street East Street East Eighth Street Frederick Peederiel County Ellis C. Wachter Frederick County William M. Storm Trice dMar Equity Circuit Court Andlinr Waveh Taa Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick Florence E. Stoner Western Maryland Collyze Free Scholarship Fund Ellis Wachter Witliam BT Storm Eallettor True Coory Ellis Cachter Marene Adrian LpRay McCardell Fedga S. McCardell Adrian C. McCardell Cour Ciscuit Court Court of Equity Edgar 3. McCardell Poker Lane Patrick M Schnauffer Circuit Cour Ellis C Wachter

Federal conciliator returns to Frederick amid labor dispute

Joseph P. Conlin, federal conciliator in talks between Frederick Iron and Steel Company management and workers, returns to the city as machinists and molders keep picket lines. Negotiations halted last Sunday midnight after a work stoppage, with production completely stopped at the plant.

Frederick Joseph P. Conlin Frederick Iron and Steel Company

Esso Dinner Highlights Farm Machinery and Conservation

About 485 Frederick County farmers and wives attended an Esso Oil event at Calvary Methodist church with field representatives from the Delaware Maryland and District of Columbia division. J B Crowley and others distributed tractor care booklets while the talk by R Smith stressed efficiency in postwar farming and continued machinery demand. The Washington Monument cost 1 300 000 dollars.

Frederick County Esso Products Delaware, Maryland District of Columbia Calvary Methodist Parish R Smith Standard Oil Baltimore Hugh V. Gittinger Moving Pictures Smoath Mr. Smith J. B. Crowley Frederick J. McD. Price Hagerstown W B. Cooper

Draft Board calls 13 for induction. several reenlistments noted

Thirteen registrants are called for induction within ten days. includes six white and two colored already in service. Inductees named include Marshall Lee Shafer and John Melvin Gotzendanner among others. Enlisted reenlistments listed for Joseph Warrenfeltz Barnes Mare Shalley and others. Carbaugh reenlists at Frederick station after eight years in service.

Marshall Lee Shafer Union Bridge John Melvin Gotzendanner Riod Frederick Carl William Droneburg George William Naylor, Jr Luton Bridge Joseph Paul Warrenfeltz James Raymond Hamilton Barnes Jesse Ray Mare Shalley Clyde Brentine Stup Raymond Victor Crabbs Gay Elry McGray William Nathan Duppins Reginald Bernard Davis

Soldier Carbaugh’s varied Army career noted in furlough

Sgt. Carbaugh, with a long Army history since 1934, spent 30 months in the 624th Infantry and served with the Unknown Soldier guards at Arlington. He trained at Camp Wheeler and Fort Jackson, then joined the Quince Task Force touring South American countries before returning to the United States for basic training. He is currently visiting in Frederick en route to duty as an instructor. Russell E. Litten improving in neighboring city news noted.

Frederick Florida Fort Meade Chicago City High School Chicago Ul Spl Carbaugh Arlington Yacht Fort Jackson Quince

Hospital patient steadily improves after Funkstown crash

A man severely hurt in an automobile accident near Funkstown two weeks ago continues to improve at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. He remains in recovery from serious fractures and is expected to be fitted for a wheelchair soon as he regains strength. Also, the impending marriage of Miss Denise Caroline Norland of Ford, New Jersey, to Harry Forrest of Bruns is planned for Sunday.

Ously Funkstown Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Bealadlad Denis Coroline Norland Gustav Norhind Fords N. J Harry Iaw Forrest Mery Detrick Bruns Ontario Canada Franklin County Franklin Go Maryland Virginia Stata Aueren Ee

Denouncement at Grace Episcopal Church in Brunswick

At noon on April 7 a denunciation occurred at Grace Episcopal Church in Brunswick, according to readable fragments from the report.

Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick

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