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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1947

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2

Radio equipment installed on county fire engine

A county fire engine will receive a mobile radio unit for about 500 dollars. Link Radio Corporation representative Isack Hankey says the system will use the Frederick Police Department frequency 35.5 megacycles and transmit from the truck to the police station for traffic aid and directions. Operators will not need FCC third class licenses, and drive licenses remain under Hankey's police department maintenance license. The unit was delivered Thursday after years of company discussion, with a partition added to protect the booster tank from equipment.

Isack Hankey Link Radio Corporation Fire Company Frederick Federal Communications Commission Hankey Harkey Hanrkey Frederick City

Ford Proposes Pledges in Exchange for Labor Peace

Ford Motor Company offers to drop damage suit provisions of the Taft Hartley law if 407000 organized workers pledge to avoid illegal strikes. Henry Ford announced the plan after a CIO conference with Philip Murray as a strike threat loomed. The proposal requires union denouncement of illegal strikes and cooperation with an impartial umpire to judge compliance.

Detroit Ford Motor Company Henry Ford CIO Philip Murray Ford United Auto Workers

Court News and Property Transactions in Local Notices

Court actions list marriage licenses for Franklin Dixon and Mary Hahn both of Brunswick and Samuel Geib with Kathryn Geib, both of Serene Pa. Kelsey Thompson and Dorothy Prror both of Sjamsville Mt Airy. Deeds show Lewis Cutsail to Potomac Edison for 10, Steiner Cramer to WN Cramer and Son for 10, Mabel Jacobs to LeRoy Rice for 10, G Taylor Hamerick to Jackson Hemerick for 10, Edgar Ashbaugh to Clarence Shorb for 1,000. Weather note on windshields and glare from dirt specks on headlights at night.

Franklin Eugene Dixon East Potomac Street Mary Virgistia Hahn East F Street Brunswick Samuel A. Geib Kathryn Marie Geib Serene Pa Kelsey C. Thompson Sjamsville Dorothy E Prror Mt. Airy Lewis M. Cutsail Potomac Edison Company Steiner S. Cramer WN. Z. Cramer Edgar G. Ashbaugh

Celebration marked for Girls 4-H Club Week in Maryland

Seventeen women and girls from Carroll County Md will join 25th annual Club Week at the University of Maryland from August 4 to 8 with Miss Evelyn D. Scott and Miss Braenel K. Garber leading the groups. A railroad worker died in Hanover Pa after being crushed under a freight train early today. Edward I. Reese of McSherrystown was found beneath a locomotive when the engineer checked a stalled switch.

Hanover Pa Carroll County Evelyn D. Scott Braenel K. Garber University of Maryland Western Maryland Edward I. Reese MecSherrystown Reese

Visitors and ill health noted in local notices

Mr Pleasant and Mrs Gor don Warehime and family of Line boro visited his uncle and aunt August Monath. Greenberry Ecker is seriously ill and confined to bed. Bradley Ecker of Baltimore visits. Fatty acids are compounds of carbon hydrogen and oxygen found in all fats and oils.

Pleasant —Mer Gordon Warehime Lineboro August Monath Greenberry Ecker Rosinia Bowers Raymond Ecker Baltimore Gordon West New Midway Edgar Crumbacker Carrie Bessie Garner J. O. Eyler Union Bridge Bradley

Permits Issued For Three New Dwellings And Additions

City engineer approves permits for three new dwellings and two plant additions. Recipients include F R Turner on Fairview Avenue, J Arthur Shoemaker on East Fourteenth Street, and Charles L Strosnider. Union Manufacturing Co gets a hosiery addition, and Guy Kelly adds to his bottling plant. Also, York marks 1948 Inter-State fair dates for September 14–18 to avoid Labor Day week.

Patrick Turner Fairview Avenue Oakwood Drive J. Arthur Shoemaker Eest Fourteenth Street Charles L. Strosnider Union Manufacturing Company Guy Kelly Abrecht Place York

Assault and Robbery Near Damascus Leads to No Arrests

Montgomery County Police report no arrests or charges in the Sunday midnight assault and robbery near Damascus. Victim Milluray L. Baumgardner of Watersville, Mt Airy area, was beaten and robbed of $55 in cash a $45 watch and his car. The incident prompt requires caution and investigation continues.

WADE Montgomery County Rockville Damascus I Milluray L. Baumgardner Watersville Mt Airy

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