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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1947

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2

Harpers Ferry bridge and road plan advances in tri state project

The West Virginia Road Commission moves toward federal approval of a 2148705 dollar bid for a steel bridge over the Shenandoah at Bolivar linking with the Sandy Hook route. The project aims to replace the 1936 flood washed Shenandoah span and reroute U S Route 340 with Virginia and West Virginia links and a new Sandy Hook crossing. Meanwhile Hagerstown businessmen are polled on making Washington Street one way following a State Roads Commission recommendation via the Chamber of Commerce.

Harpers Ferry West Virginia Virginia Shenaxdosh Bolivar Sandy Hook Potomac Virignia Shenandoah Virginia Bridge Company Roanoke Federal Public Roads Administration West Virginia Board Ratroad Shenandoah Span Hagerstown Washington Street Chamber of Commerce State Roads Commission

Frederick Bank Checks Total Reach 103 Million in Six Months

Frederick banks processed 103,005,000 in payments by bank check during the first half of 1947. The volume rose 209 percent from 1946 and led Maryland among four major cities in increases while national check clearances rose 5 percent to 538.461 billion. In a separate item, three sailors at Anacostia Naval Station facing car theft were granted clemency requests after arraignment.

Frederick Midwest Federal Reserve Board U.S American Banker New York Maryland Hagerstown Cumberland Baltimore

Widow held as police question three locked-in siblings

Police question 72 year old Bertha Anderson after rescuing three adult children from her Minneapolis home. Cooped son Clarence 38 was found caged, Violet 35 inside an attic with a sack over her head, all three deemed mentally incompetent.

Martin Anderson Minneapolis

Holstein Show Honors in Western Maryland Event

Animals of Cecil K. Holter led by Breddock Heights and Ira D. Ifert near Middletown won honors in two new classes at the Western Maryland Holstein field day show in Sigler's Grove. Thirty nine exhibitors entered 111 cattle, with about 350 spectators. Holter's Ormsby Sensational Empress earned the production trophy for 700 pounds butterfat in 305 days at twice daily milking. Best udder went to Sfert. Kemsberg Wins Trophy and 4-H Showmanship honors went to Jack Remsberg near Middletown.

Cecil K. Holter Breddock Heights Ira D. Ifert Middletown Sigler’s Grove Holter Ormsby Sfert Kemsberg Jack Remsberg McKendree Walker

Maryland exhibitors win cows and bulls at fair show

The article lists exhibitors and winners including Walker family with three cow trophies and best five animals, Cecil K. Holter with senior and grand champion bulls, A. Doty Remsberg junior champion female, Ira D. Ifert senior and grand champion female, Jack Remsberg 4-H Club champion female, and notes 25 Maryland fire chiefs to attend an International Association meeting in New York August 18 led by Joseph A. Giammatteo from Glen Echo with other invitees Howard Travers and R.C. Hoenika.

Gaithersburg Walkers Cecil K. Holter A. Doty Remsberg Ira D. Ifert Jack Remsberg New York Maryland International Association Joseph A. Giammatteo Glen Echo Fire Chiefs Club Blaryland Howard Travers Baltimore R.C. Hoenicka Cumberland

Ports Alerted To Bar Meyer Leaving Washington

All ports were alerted to bar party giving John W. Meyer from leaving the country today as Senator. Ferguson announced the Howard Hughes hearing definitely to resume in the fall. Hughes left for California amid questions about a public relations man connected to war plane contracts and expense vouchers.

Washington John W. Meyer Ferguson R-Mich Howard Hughes Hughes California Frank Dow Lal Ports Meyer Dow

Meyer Missing as Subpoena Lapses Halting Senate Hearing

The article reports Meyer headed abroad and vanishing after the subpoena under which he testified expired last week. Senators could not locate him, prompting an abrupt recess in the hearing yesterday. Hughes pledged he would return if the inquiry resumes November 27 as scheduled, and Senator Ferguson confirmed it will.

Meyer Hughes Ferguson R-Mich

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