Frank L Bentz Receives Baltimore Testimonial Dinner
Frank L Bentz a Frederick native and former director of public relations for Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission is honored at a testimonial dinner at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore. He plans retirement to a Washington county farm near Boonsboro and receives a station wagon from supporters George W Bratt Jr and Clarence Carty to aid future fishing trips. Bentz, famed for black bass and trout angling, is a conservationist who promotes youth involvement and fish propagation across Maryland.
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Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Boonsboro
Washington County
Frank
Maryland
George W. Bratt, Jr
Clarence Carty
Bentz
Washington County Fish and Game Association
Conococheague Club
Potomac River
Bantz
The
Conservation Commission of Maryland
Hallie Johnson
Cars Blocked His Way Driver Uncoupled Them
In Baltimore on April 8 Lester L. Sanders uncoupled two freight cars to cross a crossing but was nabbed by a gateman. Magistrate Frank Schap ordered him held for the grand jury on a charge of tampering with railroad property. Also noted Waterloo national champions were named in the National Stallion Show with about 500 horses entered. winners included Arabian winner C. H. Asmis of Sykesville, Md.
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Lester L. Sanders
Frank Schap
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Grand Jury
Waterloo
C. H. Asmis
Sykesville
Major Durst Addresses Ballenger Grange Audience
Major Leon Durst second Army public information officer at Fort Meade told Ballenger Grangers their contribution to the nation’s economy strengthens America’s security in peace and war. He urged a civilian-led national team approach, warned against using the Army for social reform, and urged unity and support for a robust future. Berlin gale kills eleven in Germany and Kiel area as 75 mph winds topple bombed buildings.
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Mental Hospitals Projects Ordered by Maryland Board
The Maryland Board of Public Works ordered preliminary surveys and related work to support a $20 million hospital rebuilding program. Contracts totaling $27,388 were awarded for ground, utility, and property surveys at Springfield, Spring Grove, Crownsville State Hospitals, and Rosewood State Training School. Eight architects were chosen to blueprint buildings across four of the five institutions. The board also approved a $125,184 contract for a new State Police barracks at Frederick and related sleeping quarters plans. Governor Lane said the policy on trooper housing remains unchanged.
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Department of Public Improvements
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Colwill Construction Co
Taxicab Strike in New York Ends After Week
A week long taxi strike in New York ended with union official Walter Brock accusing Mayor O Dwyer of double crossing. Police reported about 90 percent of the citys 11 000 cabs back on the streets as drivers return for nights shift. Brock vowed to file unfair labor practices with the State Labor Relations Board and warned of further action to prove the unions strength. The Mayor offered no comment. BRUCKER FARMED Birmingham Alabama April 8 The Philadelphia Athletics announced Earle Brucker Jr will be returned to the minors for more experience. Connie Mack called the 22 year old catcher unclaimed through waivers and said he may go to Savannah or Lincoln depending on the waiver status.
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Russia vetoes bid of Southern Korea for U N membership
In Lake Success on April 8, Russia vetoed Southern Korea’s bid for United Nations membership. It marked the Soviet Union’s 14th veto used to block a membership applicant, with Jakob A Malik stating the Far Eastern republic is a military police state. The vote was 9 to 3 though seven affirmative votes were required. The Soviet Ukraine joined the dissent.
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Reward offered by St Louis Times for tapping leads
The St Louis Times announced a $5,000 reward for information resulting in conviction of anyone who tapped its telephone lines. An accompanying note cited persistent reports that race betting bookie interests may have listened to tips to stay ahead of police. The offer stands for three years.
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St. Louis Times
Wholesale prices drop in week to April 5
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale prices declined one tenth of one percent in the week ended April 5. In other news, Amerea is said to build its fastest jet fighter with between 500000 and 600000 parts.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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