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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1950

Page

10

Firemen at Forum Discuss Staub's Store Blaze Issues

Johnny Swamper Club members hear United Company officials review the Staub's store fire on North Market Street Friday night. Captains Marrone Hooper and W Burtgis emphasize training in smoke gas fires and safety lines, with focus on inside sidings roofs and proper gear. They criticize public bystanders who hindered firefighting efforts and stress loudspeaker guidance and stricter scene discipline.

Johnny Swamper United E Company Connec Uniteds Staub’s North Market Street United Company Er City Fire Companies James Marrone Joe Hoop W. Burtgisorm United Re Company John Swamper Club University Md Johnny Camper Club Fany Hooper Staub Marrone Company Prest Jorg

Court News Triage Licenses and Property Transfers

Jame E Thompson and Jetta May Mckinney both 18 of versioun werty deeded Charles F Kemp and wife to Pen B Summers and wife city Richard F Kline and wife to Piter L Rotey and wife city county $10. Sarah Mailer Hoke to Andrew ks Eyster and wife county $20. E school registration The teachers of the North Mar Street School seek a registration of all prospective pupils for September. Residents who have not submitted an information blank must stop at the school or call 216 W for a blank. This will aid planning for first grade and speed fall registration.

Jame. E. Thompson Jetta May Mckinney Versioun Werty Charles F. Kemp Pen B. Summers City Richard F. Kline Piter L. Rotey Sarah Mailer Hoke Andrew Ks Eyster North Mar Street

Allemande and grand right and left in square dance lesson

A historical square dance lesson describes the allemande move with partners and corners, then the grand right and left weaving while moving in circles. It explains do-si-do basics, including directions, hand passes, and variations for different regions.

County to Open War on Unlicensed Dogs

County Commissioners announce a renewed rural crackdown on unlicensed dogs after receiving numerous livestock and poultry damage claims. Despite higher overall licenses, hundreds remain unregistered, with rural residents bearing the primary burden as claims are investigated and enforcement intensifies. Local officials note license revenue funds indemnity for losses.

Rial City

Maryland seeks head basketball coach at College Park

University of Maryland has received about 70 applications for the head basketball coach job for the VYerps athletic director Jim Tatum announced. Coach Flucke Stewart resigned last week. The athletic committee will screen applicants Wednesday evening and report findings to President H. C. Byrd for final selection. Most applications were voluntary. seven were contacted by Maryland authorities.

College Park University of Mayland Vyerps Jim Tatum Flucke Stewart Tatum University Athletic Committee H. C. Byrd Maryland

Bridges Still Defends U S Citizenship Amid Court Fight

Harry Bridges, Australian born president of the CIO Longshore Union, will keep his American citizenship for at least a month as a federal court postpones immediate revocation. Convicted of perjury and conspiracy last week, he faces potential deportation if the conviction stands. The judge granted time for briefs, keeping Bridges free on a $24,000 bond in a case that could leave him stateless.

San Francisco Harry Bridges CIO Longshore Union Bridges George B. Harris Harris

Democratic Women's Club Endorses Lane for Governor

The Democratic Women's Club of Clear Spring adopted a resolution endorsing Governor Lane for another term. The governor has not yet announced but is expected to file for the Democratic primary this fall.

Lane Hagersteun Democratic Women's Club of Clear Spring Lane

80 Per Cent of Asked Rent Increases Granted

Baltimore April 1 Walter R Heath federal rent control director for Maryland said today 80 percent of increases asked by landlords are being granted Many requests are approved on grounds that taxes fuel painting decorating repairs or replacements have risen They are granted without harming tenants when landlords provide additional services or improvements Some tenants say landlords add services to justify increases then cut others Heath oversees rent controls in Maryland outside Montgomery and Prince Georges counties Controls remain in effect in certain areas Of note local civic and charity activities are described with various meetings and social events listed.

Baltimore Walter R. Heath Maryland Heath

C Senetts Meet In Frederick Club Dinner Meeting

The Clyinette Club of Frederick convened in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on April 4 for its regular monthly dinner. Mrs Lillian Myers, program chairman, introduced Mr and Mrs Jack Shorrow, with Shorrow singing Easter selections and Mrs Shorrow delivering an engaging talk.

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