Frederick Iron and Steel Maintains Forty-Hour Week
Frederick Iron and Steel company keeps a full forty hour week amid talk of reduced schedules. President Jacob Goldberg said cooperation and material availability support steady production for seven more weeks. He warned the coal strike could affect power and rail supply, but Congress action on the Marshall Plan improves prospects for local industry.
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Frederick Iron and Steel
Jacob Goldberg
Yapany
Owev ES
Puble
Roetal
Goldberg
Stois
Frederick and Steel
Frederick Iron and Steel ‘Company
Scrap Drive and Auto Accident Reported in Civil Notices
Scrap salvage drive on America's railroads aims to ease steel shortages as Frederick Iron and Steel maintains regular hours despite adverse conditions. In Taneytown area, an auto collision on Route 71 near Gettysburg Left both J Koons and Thomas with minor injuries and about 150 dollars damage each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron and Steel
Taneytown
E Thomas
Gettysburg
George A. Koons
Keymar
Richard EF. Stallings
J . Koons
J . Koons Apparently Pulled Out of A Iside
Route 7
Thomas
Police Court Cases Heard Monday Night
In a long docket session Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith found Charles Simmons of South Market street employed not guilty of disturbing the peace but guilty of drunkenness with a $10.80 fine. Augustine Wickless of Frederick was fined $15 for assault and battery. Grant Whaaxer of North Bentz street was also fined. William Wesley Fauver of Daysville volunteered to pay his $15 weekly, raised from a court suggestion of $10. Charged with man-support, cross complaints in the assault case were heard with Attorn Richard E Zimmerman for Wickless and Wilbur F. Sneffield for Whitaker. A disinterested witness testified Wickless followed Whitaker from North Market Street tavern, struck him as he was removing his overcoat after a challenge. Whitaker’s wife and sister, and Whitaker himself, challenged the defense. The witness Crummutt contradicted Whitaker’s self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Charles Simmons
South Market Street
Augustine IV. Wickless
Frederick
Grant Whaaxer
North Bentz Street
William Wesley Fauver
Daysville
Attorn
Richard E Zimmerman
Wickless
Wilbur F. Sneffield
Whitaker
North Market iStreet
North Bent
Whitaker's Fight Ends in Acquittal and Fine Payment
Whitaker suffered a broken nose loosened teeth lacerated cheek head contusion and concussion from assailants after a tavern fight and admitted one punch but was found not guilty in the complaint Wickless paid a $15 fine saying his friend invited him outside. Traffe Officer Sherman Boone presented a strong case for arrest at Central Restaurant asserting the area was public. Charles Simmons was arrested for alleged drunkenness after moving from private dining space. Ernest Dillon colored was jailed ten days on a conviction of indecent exposure and a $10 fine. Robert Jackson.
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Whitaker
Wickless
Traffe
Sherman Boone
Comention
Arist Charles Simmons
Simmons
Boone
Ernest Dilon
Robert Jackson
Drunkenness and Disorder Leads to Fines in City Court
A five day jail sentence was imposed on a drunkenness conviction with city collateral for drunkenness and peace disturbance. Defendants John N Kanns and James Newman forfeited 1080 each. Robert Jackson paid 250 and Ralph A Leidan 645 dollars. Driving with an inadequate muffler was corrected by Officer Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N Kanns
James Newman
Robert Jackson
Ralph A Leidan
Chicago
Boone
Orphans Court Records Two Administrators Named
On Monday a man qualified as administrator in the estate of his wife Mrs Annas E Steinhaus who was fatally injured when struck by a vehicle. Another individual, Robert L. Campbell of Brunswick, also qualified as administrator of his late wife Mrs Emma L. Beard a Brunswick school teacher.
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Orphans’ Court
Annas E Steinhaus
Robert L. Campbell
Brunswick
Aiso
Hie
Emma L. Beard
Local court approves estate accounts in Maryland and Virginia club elects leaders
The News reports Frederick Maryland court approves first administration account for Malinda R Beans and Theresa E Daugherty in the estate of Lorne A Carey of Brunswick with real estate valued at 2400 and personal property at 182. In Leesburg Virginia Dr James T Jackson elected president of the Leesburg Rotary Club succeeding C R Ahalt. Roscoe B Rivnds re elected secretary and Bruce McIntosh named treasurer. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Malinda R Beans
Theresa E Daugherty
Lorne A Carey
Brunswick
Leesburg
James T. Jackson
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Medicsi
Jaynes
Pis- Worm Treatment Deverped In the Laboratories of Dr. D
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Loz
Ad Pret Ltd
Williams8r
Shipley’s
Sport
Market St
Thomas Constr. & Eng. Co
Jefferson Street
E. Church Street
Lincoln
Patrick ST AL Bart. Eas
THE
RED Cross
Steinhaus
H. Steihaus
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Ire Kallaway
Prederick Fur Sturale
W. Patrick
Aarons
TG House PA
Lucas
AY Net
Pinkham
Pinkharm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
DRUID
Damascus
Maryland
Wide
Dodge
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market St
Sears
PRG
Bleeding Hearts
Market ST. Frederick, MD
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