Frederick City Seeks to Make Flag City Status
City officials plan sewer connections by next June with delinquent properties scheduled for written plans and warrants. Police and public works budgets are urged as a City Engineer warns of worn trucks and a rising garbage problem while honoring Dr. McCurdy for public health service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Mills
Dimont
T. F. Kennedy
Citizens Truck Company
Edward
Mobley
Lloyd C. Culler
W. Raymond Walter
WPB
Edward P. Oden
Walter
McCain
Russell H. McCain
Dr. McCurdy
Frederick City
Market
Patrick Streets
Frederick
Culler
Alderman McCain
Clifford M. Yinger
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Unbiased survey on rubber shortage proposed during war
An unbiased commission is urged to verify public data and report on a severe rubber shortage threatening war production. The piece outlines synthetic rubber limits, steel and copper shortages, and debates over grain versus petroleum in Buna production, plus proposed tire rationing and expropriation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEA Service
Fac
New York
United Nations
Congress
War Production Board
Army
Navy
Buna
Rubber Survey Committee
City calls on residents to fly the flag in Frederick
The mayor and aldermen urge all citizens to display the flag at homes and businesses during the war. They approve uniforms for the Minute Men with Capt Jarboe Grove and Capt Charles Houck Jr noting 200 uniforms at four dollars each and county aid for seven other companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ieller
W. Jarboe Grove
Charles §. Houck, Jr
HM Leaky
Houck
Richard F. Kline
Frederick Avenue
Holden
Felton
East Thirteenth Street
Gerrit Peters
Clinton S. Hamilton
William E. Boyer
East Patrick
East Streets
Boyer
Walter
Reymond Reeder
Pike
Sergt May Transferred to Waterloo Barracks
Sergt Walter K May who joined Barracks B of the State Police in 1984 as a trooper will report today to take command of the Waterloo Barracks on the Baltimore and Washington Boulevard. Corp Martin M Funcke assumes command of Barracks B with Sergt May succeeding Sergt Wilton May who moves to Conowings Barracks. Corp Ben Cecil, formerly at Barracks B, becomes second in command at Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter K. May
State Police
Waterloo Barracks
Baltimore and
Washington Boulevard
Martin M. Funcke
May
Wilton May
Conowings Barracks
Corp
Ben Cecil
Sergt
Waterloo
Decision Is Expected Soon
Washington debates two plans for fuel control after four hours of discussion. The Office of Price Administration backs nationwide rationing while the Office of Defense Transportation pushes mileage based limits with speedometer checks. Donald M. Nelson forecasts a decision within two weeks as officials weigh certificates of necessity and possible gasless Sundays against strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Office of Defense Transportation
War Production Board
Auession
Donald M. Nelson
ODT
ODS
Tlan
OPA
Ineniga
James D. Baker Arrested in Monrovia
James D. Baker of Monrovia was arrested mid afternoon Wednesday by Lieut. Herbert L. Strawsburg after a police incident in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earing
James D. Baker
Monrovia
Herbert L. Strawsburg
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Ira J. McCurdy
Tommy Reilly
Newark
Pla
WDK
Roosevelt
Wee Eet
Allen S. Bartgis
Mary Crist
Quaker City
North Market Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Dean
Markell & Ford
of Time
Jowals
Femsberg
Pennneys
Penney's
Penney
Clark
RAYON
Belle Isle
Glen Row
Rondo
Percale
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