Local Road Projects To Be Finished In Maryland
Baltimore August 22 Robert M Reindollar chairman of the State Roads Commission said curtailment of highway projects ordered by Thomas H MacDonald would not affect Maryland projects already under contract valued at 10 300 00 In light of a steel shortage future federal funded projects may require two bid phases and even two contracts with completion next spring The government may permit the already advertised 900 000 overpass project for the Baltimore and Ohio main line at Silver Spring to proceed Major road projects under contract include extents from Big Mills to Vienna Easton bypass Hagerstown to Frederick Westminster Mount Pleasant to Finksburg Philadelphia road extension Easton to Skipton Matapeake Ferry terminal and Washington boulevard improvements Among bridges under construction are Sandy Hook Spa Creek and Stoney Creek projects Two funds 2 5 million and 6 million may slow work while no new projects may begin Oct 1 1946 to Mar 30 1947
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Robert M. Reindollar
State Roads Commission
Thomas H. MacDonald
U. S
Maryland
MacDonald
Public Roads Administration
Reindollar
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Silver Spring
Rein Dollar
Big Mills
Vienna
Easton
Hagerstown
Frederick
Westminster Pike
Mount Pleasant
Finksburg
Patapsco
Philadelphia
City Line
Skipton
Matapeake
Washington Boulevard
Laurel
College Park
Sandy Hook
Potomac
Brunswick
Spa Creek
Annapolis
Eastport
Stoney Creek
Anne Arundel County
Fort Smallwood
State Commission
Postmasters Elect Sibley Maryland Chapter Leader
The Maryland Chapter National Association of Postmasters elected Neal A. Sibley of Baltimore as president at a convention session. Resolutions backed longevity pay after three years service, janitor services and supplies for third class offices, and a permanent Washington representative. Officers and directors named include Guy K. Metter and Francis Thomas, with state and national delegates chosen. Also, Leland Rockwell to head Theodore McKeldin campaign staff for governor.
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Maryland
National Association of Postmasters
Neal A. Sibley
Baltimore
Washington
Guy K. Metter
Frederick
Francis
Morgan
Howard Brown
Bladensburg
William F. Keys
Rainer
Theodore R. McKeldin
Leland Rockwell
Young Republican Movement
Rockwell
Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore County
State Central Committee
Hagerstown Baltimore Air Service Suspended
Columbia Airlines suspends daily Hagerstown to Baltimore air service until further notice. No reason given. PSC officials say they were not notified and may violate reporting rules. The carrier awaits judge Mossion ruling on Ocean City service with PSC order to halt.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Columbia Airlines
Public Service Commission
Columbia
PSC
O. L. Bonifay
H. W. Hayter
Oplaiva
Jinige
Dent Mossion
Ocean City
Tough Draft Plan Softened by Deferment Changes
Washington announces modifications to the selective service policy including deferments for college professors home builders and certain production and transportation workers effective September 1 after a draft hiatus. The Army estimates 185 000 draftees needed by then with 155 000 from the eligible 19 to 29 age pool, while Congress debates raising the draft age and deferment rules.
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Ueéter College
Congress
National Selective Service
Army
Selective Service
John Steelman
War Mobilization
May Protest Parking Ban Faces Opposition on West Patrick Street
City plans to ban parking on West Patrick Street from Market to Court with loading only and move taxis to South Court Street. Business leaders prepare petitions citing loss of out of town trade while other groups propose congestion relief, including shifting lanes and turning rules, though signal changes are not feasible now.
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West Patrick Street
South Court Street
Patrick Street
Market
Court Shesis
Taxicab Operator Move Planned to South Court Street Quarter
Early plans indicate most cab operators will relocate to the South Court Street lunist area and be allocated by the City once the entrance to the south end of the lot is ready. Tentative transfer date is October 1, with preference to settle before the October Fair.
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Court Street
Lunist
Newsprint Prices Raised by OPA in United States
The OPA granted an immediate seven dollar per ton increase in manufacturers ceiling prices for newsprint sold in the United States. The agency made the rise applicable to all deliveries of newsprint.
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OPA
Washington
Aus
United States
OPA Expands Newsprint Sales to U.S. Publishers
Since August 8 OPA authorized sales on an adjustable pricing basis. The agency says the current increase aims to secure adequate newsprint supply for U.S. publishers and prevent diversion to other markets. It also seeks to deter domestic producers from shifting newsprint to more profitable lines. No mention of Canadian dollar reevaluation. KHROTHERS SENTENCED. Sheriff's officers on Thursday took
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OPA
United States
Wills Brothers Sentenced For Unauthorized Auto Use
James and John Wills of Emmitsburg were ordered to one year in the House of Correction each by Magistrate Joseph K. Ash on Monday night following an appeal. The case involved unauthorized use of an automobile while at liberty.
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James and
John Wills
Emmitsburg Brothers
House of Correction
Joseph K. Ash
Liberty
Gma Peaks
Youths Given Sentences After Prior Offenses
James and John were charged Monday after prior offenses. James received a one year sentence as an accomplice to his brother John. Both youths had previous records for similar forms of offenses.
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James Drew Als
Brother John
Theft of William Stouter’s Car in Emmitsburg
State’s Attorney Edwin F. Nikick prosecuted the case. The item theft involved William Stouter in Emmitsburg. A separate science note states only 61 of 20,000 known insect species are harmful.
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Wiliam Stouter
Emnitsburg
Edwin F. Nikick
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