Honor Roll of Local Men at St Lo WWI Drive Begins
A Frederick County World War I Memorial Association drive opens to raise 1306 for plaques honoring Countians killed at St Lo and those who fought in the Normandy battle. County Chairman Philip Winebrewer reports all 26 districts have sub-committees, with Sheriff Guy Anders and committee members named to complete the county list.
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St. Lo
Asso Cation
Charman Philpp
Frederics City
Guy Anders
Jesse Nicodemus
Joinsville
Thomas E Wlliams
Bradcock
Jucien K. Falconer
Nex Market
Edgar E Thomas
Jeffer BO
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Herbert S. Schroeder
West Patrick Street
Federick
Frederick Courty
Cota Jed
Normandy
Omsha Beach
I Knd
Lo Bas
Si Lao
Maryland
Frederick Count
Soft Coal Output Half of Normal in April Report
Washington reports the Coal Lines Administration notes soft coal production at 59 percent of normal as 29,009 workers return to duty after safety stoppages linked to a mine disaster. 1,963 mines active. 165,000 men employed. 93 996 tons produced. Bureau of Mines adds 518 mines removed from hazardous list. Glen Rogers mine in West Virginia certified. Federal Bureau of Mines director cites lax state safety standards and urges a federal police power law.
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Washington
Admnsttration
Centrala
CMA
Bureau of Mines
United Sates
Glen Rogers
W. Vanumoer
Raleigh Mining Company
Caigago
RR Sayers
Federal Bureau of Mines
Sayers Defends No Close Of Centralia Mine After 111 Die
In testimony to a Senate subcommittee, Inspector Sayers said a prior Centralia mine inspection found 52 safety improvements needed. He argued the federal inspector did not cite imminent danger warranting closure, asserting reasonable judgment in not halting operations before the March 25 explosion that killed 111.
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Cane
Witches Said to Have Slain European Horses in Early Era
Fragments claim horses died in Europe as witches blamed during the 15th to 16th centuries. The text suggests broad belief linked animals’ deaths to witchcraft, with no clear modern attribution.
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Europe
Decision Near In Senatorial Recount Case
Washington April 11 report after an executive session of the Senate Rules subcommittee indicates progress toward a decision on the contest election of Senator Connor of Maryland. The panel reviews challenged ballots and possible irregularities as counsel prepare memoranda and seek potential ground for agreement under Maryland law. The process may take several days with no date set for further appearances.
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Hickencoper
H-lewa
Senate Rules
Dconor
John Markey
Republian
Sdes
Francs Kelly
Wiese
O'Connor
Markey
Maryland
Hickenlooper
Kelly
O'Conor
Hicken Per
O’conor
Street Work Plans Tied to Artery Bed Redesign
A Friday conference with Mayor Lionsde Culler City Engineer W Raymond Walter and SRC Chief Engineer Wilson Batlard discussed early action on street bed changes. Russell H McCain of the SRC and T Edgie Russell won a $39 114 contract for elevating valves covers and frames as the new street bed is laid between Market South and Severinees and Patrek Carroll Jefferson. Potomac Edison and C P Telephone must adjust mains as work begins. A telephone strike and delays to preliminaries were noted while sewer and stormwater repairs and concrete street resurfacing are planned.
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Market
Pat
Lionsde Culler
W Raymond Walter
Robert 4M Reindollar
Russell H. McCain
Stave Roads Commission
SRC
Engneer Wilson T Batlard
T. Edgie Russell
Marner
Severinees
Patrek
Carroll
Jefferson
Potomac Edison
Bos
Unemployment Law Changes In Effect
Baltimore news notes amendments raise weekly unemployment benefits from 7 to 56 and expand active job search and registration requirements. Employers may be disqualified for quitting without good cause or refusing suitable work, plus added penalties for mis conduct and safety violations. Employer experience ratings are adjusted, and firms must notify the board when hiring new workers under the revised act.
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