Fire destroys storage shed at M. J. Grove Lime Co plant
Fire of undetermined origin Thursday afternoon gutted a storage shed at the M. J. Grove Lime Co plant on East South Street. Loss estimated between 7000 and 10000 dollars, with 60 to 90 tires destroyed. The frame section was saved. origin not determined. Firemen from United and Independents stations remained about two hours.
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M. J. Grove
East South Eet
Uniteds
Robert B. Crothers
Crothers
Independents County
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Swutton
Route 249
Frederick
AFL Chief Urges Labor Vote Against Taft-Hartley Support
Green of the AFL told the International Photo Engravers Union convention that workers should defy party loyalty and defeat any candidate who voted for Taft-Hartley. He singled out Maryland's two Democratic senators Tydings and O'Conor and urged unified action in November to repudiate the law.
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American Federation of Labor
Maryland
Tydings
O'Conor
International Photoengravers Union
Baltimore
William
Squeeze Takes King Making Small Slam
A bridge hand from Henry Auslandger of Pittsburgh features a successful squeeze by Auslander South as he defends and Seller leads. He wins with the king after a sequence of forced discards and card play, completing a small slam.
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Henry Auslandger
Pittsburgh
Middle West
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South
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West
Auslender
Eli
Diamonds
Ausiander
Declarer
Finishing Touches on Thrasher Farm Project Near Jefferson
Thrasher Farm near Jefferson received final work on terraces drainage ditches and a one acre pond after a heavy rain. Low Conservation Service technicians and field day staff assessed progress at the Francis Scott Key hotel headquarters with plans to finalize matters by September 1.
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Thrasher Farm
Jefferson
Low Conservation Service
Meximoth Miamland
Field Day
Francis Scott Key
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Mey
Sol Conservation Service
Need for Officers Spurs Army Reserve and Guard Returns
The Army expansion program creates an urgent need for 21 653 Reserve and National Guard officers to return to active duty at the Second Army area. About 13 percent will be drawn from within this area based on available manpower and quotas from prior requests.
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Cano Gaon
Court News Ma rriage Licenses and Property Transfers
A listing of marriage licenses and property deeds from counter filings includes Robert Salter Rothenheeler 26 and Dons Asa Perrott 28 both of this city. Alien Doty Remsburg 24 and Helen Louie Ropp 25 also listed. Property transfers show W Carlos Myers to Lotter Smoot for $10 and Rush Rice and wife to Ray for $10 among several entries.
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Robert Salter Rothenheeler
West Church Street
Dons
Asa Perrott
Hosemont Avenue
Alien Doty Remsburg
Jefferson
Helen Louie Ropp
Middletown
Frank D. Teal
West Third Street
Coral Siu ‘Tok
Woden
Aberdeenfield
A. Lochwear
Wioneer
Mildred
Zellers
York
Robert E DeGrargze
East H Street
Bierce
Lo Yates
F Ty Ety
John T Hanes
Epsabe
QL Clevenger
F Gees
John C Bell
Bupireet
Berth Alon
Pe Va
Daelma von Oer
H. Ton Var Marlin Jo Ley
Vo Toms
Trail Avenue
Gerald G
E Smoot
Carlos Myers
Property Transfers Reported in Frederick County
The News records several small property transfers: P. Fairbanks and wife to a new owner in Frederick County for $10. Charles C. Saylor and wife to Charles Henry Saylor and wife for $10. Joseph M. Turner to Kenneth T. Esler and wife for $20, all within Frederick County.
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Igund P. Fairbanks
Charles C. Saylor
Charles Henry Saylor
Joseph M. Turner
Kenneth T. Esler
Cumberland Valley Firemen Name Officers
Williamsport hosts the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen Association annual meeting. Dentists, officers, and delegates from five states attend as elections name Williamsport leaders and Martinsburg officials. A parade with about 50 fire companies is planned.
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Williamsport
William 2
Dando
Iburg
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Association
Charles E. Daley, Jr
Istow Association
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One Murdered And Two Wounded In Hollywood
Hollywood shooting ends in one death and two injuries. Michael Cohen claims attackers intended to kill him but escaped to a washroom. Cohen, 34, led detectives to suspects while denying direct involvement. Harry Rotham and Albert Snyder, both 36, died and were named as Cohen’s associates.
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Michael
Mickey) Cohen
Sporting World
Cohen
Harry Rotham
Albert Snyder
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