Good Friday Holiday Impacts Frederick Firms
Local Chamber of Commerce poll shows Good Friday and Easter Monday not general holidays for Frederick area. Some firms close or limit hours while others stay open. post office maintains regular mail schedules and city offices close or run partial days. King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan reportedly considering visits to Washington and London for financial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Monocacy Valley Association
Affars
Fredrick Chamber of Commerce
Monacy Valley Association
G. F. S. Zimerman
Olf Bros. Cigar Manufacturing
Ant
Frederick Iron and
5Steel
Goodriday
Wolf Bros
Iarken and
Bielfeld
Try. Co
Price Electric Co
Tonocacy Valley Association
Wolf Bros. Frederick Tailoring
M. J. Grove Co
F ., Zimmerman Co
Marken and Bielfeld
Frederick County Products Co
J. M. Bucheimer Co
Inion Mfg. Co
Everedy Co
Claire Frock Co
Thorent and Price Electric Co
ING
London
Abdullah of
Trans-Jordan
Washington
Mentalness Is Subject To Cure In Modern Life
Dr Mabel Ross director of the Prince Georges County Mental Health Clinic tells the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs that seeking help from mental clinics does not imply being wacky. She cites modern life strains as a key factor and notes clinics treat emotionally upset cases beyond hospital wards. She urges parental guidance in early childhood to prevent conditions.
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Baltimore
Mabel Ross
Prince Georges County
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Maryland
Ross
London
Scarcity of Sole Leather Affects Soviet Indoor Workers
In Soviet Russia, leather shortages push many indoor workers to perform their duties barefoot or in bedroom slippers, reflecting broader material scarcities and adaptation.
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Soviet Russa
Motorist Is Fined After Route 40 Collision East of Frederick
A three car crash on Route 40 three miles east of Frederick Monday evening left three cars damaged estimated at over $200. Dan Thayer of Adamstown was fined $11.45 for reckless driving by Magistrate Edward J. Smith. Irving Weil was acquitted and Wesley J. Thomas was not charged. Trooper C H DeWitt cited all three drivers. Thayer claimed sun glare caused the crash. Several others faced fines for drunkenness or disturbances in last night’s hearings. Mr and Mrs William A Hahn observed their 65th wedding anniversary at 231 North Market street with family guests from Dallastown.
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Rivers
Market
Patrick Treets
James Cornechus Heks
Robert Hoodland
Frederick
Burras
Square Corner
Esterday
Hicks
South Market Street
North Market Street
East Patrick Street
Edward J. Smith
C. H. DeWitt
Dan ‘Jel Edgar Thayer
Adamstown
Jirving H. Weil
Wesley J. Thomas
Chester Pa
Thayer
Weil
Pennslyvania
Thomas
Jacob Gue
George Crummitt
Sergt. Swomley
Kanode
William A. Hahn
William Lester Snyder
Dallastown
Mr. Snyder
Bangs Disease Experiment Begun in West Virginia
In Charleston West Virginia on April 11 an experiment to combat Bangs disease began in the Eastern Panhandle. Thirty four cattle from Virginia farms free of the disease were inoculated on a Martinsburg area farm owned by HR Funkhouser. Seventeen of the animals were vaccinated with Brucella ML over the weekend by Dr Forest Huddleson of Michigan State College and Dr T C Green, veterinarian for the State Agriculture Department.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bang
West Virginia
Panhandle
Virginia
Martinsburg
HR. J. Funkhouser
Charles Town
I Forest Huddleson
Michigan State College
T. C. Green
State Agriculture Department
Vaccine trial on Bang's disease inmidwest region
The article notes that the true effectiveness of Dr Huddlesons vaccine against Bangs disease will likely be known by late fall with any favorable effects described as very welcome. State veterinarians and agriculture officials from Maryland Ohio Pennsylvania New Jersey and Virginia join the West Virginia department in the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddleson
West Virginia Department
Agriculture Department
Maryland
Ohio
Fennsyania
New Jersey
Virginia
Schedules Disrupted in Hagerstown by Bus Officials
Blue Ridge bus officials announced that until further notice, the usual scheduled trips between Hagerstown and destinations are disrupted. The notice prompts riders to check updates and plan alternate travel. Local officials urge patience as service is evaluated.
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Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Bus
Hagers
Town and Boonsboro Buses Chosen For War Service Route
The News reports road conditions force replacement of local service between Frederick and Boonsboro. Buses now run via old Route 40, currently under construction, with sections nearly impassable for the vehicles.
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Town and Boonstoro
Boonsboro
Bus service to resume on route when conditions allow
Announcement says regular bus trips will be resumed as soon as conditions permit after 2 em. The report notes transportation plans pending favorable conditions and the near term return of standard service to the route.
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Parsons CO
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