Potomac Edison Holds Annual Meeting Here
Potomac Edison Company reports 1942 tax accruals exceed 3 million dollars as K Paul Smith details operating revenue gains and expense rises. New directors Harry LeGore James H Gambrill and Davey Cusine Jr join the board. officers and executives are reappointed amid war-time challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Fracets Scott Key
K. Paul Smith
Harry LeGore
LeGore
James H Gambrill
Ird
Davey Cusine, Jr
Williamsport
J. David Baile
J Glenn Beas
Willam B. Bennett
Mors A Birely
Joseph W. Syron
Lesh N. Codlentz
Robert B Crother
Robi. E Delaplaine
Robert Vu Foltz
Abram Hemp
Owen
Dozen Jap Barges Under U S Attack
Allied headquarters report a noon communique describing an hour long attack on Japanese barges off the coast of Dutch New Guinea by an Allied bomber. Direct bomb hits and strafing damaged the flotilla, with several vessels set afire or damaged. Additional strikes hit targets around New Guinea and nearby areas.
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Australia
Kaukenen
New Quinea
High Command
Scort
Acre Itlands
Darwin
Australi
Finschatven
New Guinea
Huon Peninsula
Kavieng
New Ireland
Panppa
War Labor Board urged to intervene in coal wage dispute
New York April 4 The War Labor Board was asked to intervene immediately in the wage dispute between Southern Appalachian soft coal mine owners and the United Mine Workers. Both sides planned further talks tomorrow while a telegram to WLB Chairman Davis outlined an irreconcilable split. The UMW seeks a $2 daily wage rise and a blanket minimum, affecting about 450000 miners. owners demand a different settlement. Joint conferences lasted four hours focusing on procedure, with separate talks to resume. Northern operators proposed extending the contract for the war’s duration, a plan to be sent to President Roosevelt. No vote on the proposal, while UMW president John Lewis indicated rejection was likely. The piece closes with a stray note about Napoleon Tilley’s ancient prophecy on aluminum.
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New York
War Labor Board
United Mine Workers
Southern
UMW
Edward R Burke
Southern Operators Group
WLB
William H. Davis
Washington
Dustry
Aes
John R. Steelman
U. S
Steelman
Charles O'Neill
Roosevelt
John l. Lewis
Warners
Lewis
Rationing Hearings Set For Farm Machinery in Montgomery
Applications for rationing farm machinery in Montgomery County for 1943 will be heard at the rationing board offices in Rockville Tuesday. The announcement was made yesterday by T A Barnsley, chairman of the Montgomery Rates Comertine.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Rationing Board
T. A. Barnsley
Mactiven Rates 63 Comertine
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Blue Ridge Transportation Company
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Hreen Wereeet
Smith
E S Thompson
American Waterworks Company
Potomac Edison
J. Gleau Beall
Frostburg
William Bett
Robert B Crothers
R. E. Delaplaine
Voc McSherry
Guy K Motter
Charles Renn
Richard P. Ross
Grayson H Staley
Charles Wersheimer
G. T. Swisher
Paul
Michael
Hopert
le Smith
E. W. van Fossen
Frederick
Moris A. Birely
Thurat
Leslie N. Coblentz
Middle Own
David K Cushna, Jr
Robert G Foltz
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
G 'S. Murphirey
A. F. MacDonald
Vaiue
SEARS
West Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Gaturbay
U.S
MacArthur
P Moller, Jr
D Ramacerotti
K Paul Smith
E Stults
Waller D Willson
E C Summers
Jefferson
Harry W. LeGore
of LeGore
W. C. Maugans
Maugansville
Asa H H. Watking
Mt. Airy
Calvary Methodist Sunday School
Tueesdas
Harry Kester
Raymond Ford
Laws Darner
Mary Castle
Hortes Os
Mathie Johnson
Orin Lease
Edith Radclife
Frederick County National Bank i
North Market Street
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Napoleon Til
Baltimore
Arrow
Essley
Knox
Vagabond
Kemp
Maryland
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Brunswick, Md
Baltimore & Onio Railroad
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