New Interests May Open Taxi Service Here
Local cabmen report rumors that outside interests may operate Frederick taxis. Insurance men have been queried as officials consider limiting cabs to the South Court street stand after a planned October 1 ordinance. The move follows a city decision to ban West Patrick street parking for loading and unloading.
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Frederick
West Patrick Street
South Court Street
West Patrick
South Court Strees
Dove Season Near With Few Birds Seen
The season opens September 1 for doves with a window to October 15 and a separate squirrel season from September 15 to October 15. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr warned that doves are scarce and that possession limits cap at ten. He noted dwindling numbers and urged hunters to plan accordingly.
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Benjamin F. Phebus, Sr
Dave
Hilton
Daves
Hunters Urged To Read Updated Game Laws Synopsis
The warden reports arrests for out of season shooting. Mr Phobus urges hunters to obtain a synopsis of the revised game laws from license sellers. Changes include reduced rabbit and quail bag limits and a delayed printing to include new Federal regulations. Copies will be available within two weeks at license outlets.
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Phobus
Synencic
Moon to Earth Broadcasts Seen By Scientist
Pittsburgh August 27 A Manhattan Project scientist cites technical feasibility of moon to earth broadcasts. Dr J A Hutcheson of Westinghouse says a 100 pound rocket radio could relay signals from the moon for days, aiding tracking of the mission and lunar conditions.
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Pittsburgh
Manhattan Project
Bikini
J. A. Hutcheson
Army
Hutcheson
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Leansutlle Lk
Moon
Earth
Brandenburg Reunion Nears with Picnic and Music
The Brandenburg clan plans their eighteenth reunion at Kemptown on Sunday September 1 with a worship service at 41 o'clock, a basket lunch in the grove, a concert by Browningsville band, and a post meeting business session. The coast guard academy history notes ships Dobbin and later moves to Curtis Bay and New London.
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Kemptown
Browningsville Band
Coast Guard
Barkentine
Union Loses Election But Another Is Ordered
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a new election at Victor Hosiery Corp in Hagerstown due to alleged pre election interference by supervisory staff. In the prior May 28 vote 25 of 112 eligible workers backed the CIO United Hosiery Workers while 69 opposed it, prompting the protest and NLRB investigation.
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Baltimore
National Labor Relations Board
Victor Hosiery Corp
Hagerstowan
Seaside
NLRB
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
CIO
National Board
Discharged Countian Les ter Morris Lyles Honored
An honorably discharged service member from Burkittsville formerly Liamsville was demobilized Tuesday by Draft Board II. The note mentions crowns and coronets once used as prizes in athletic contests.
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Lester Morris Lyles
Burkittsville
Liamsville
Beatty Family Reunion at Lovettsville Home
A Beatty reunion of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beatty's family gathered August 19 at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williams home in Lovettsville. Thirty-two guests shared dinner with old Virginia ham as the centerpiece. Dr. W. A. Wade served as toastmaster and several attendees gave short remarks. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Williams Bernard Williams Sara Williams Miss Lucy Williams Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Wade and others.
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Edward E. Krise i
Edward E. Krise
Buckie Town
BE. Krise
Wilbur Krise
Morgan Daseh
Vernon Daseh
Robert A. Coltrane
Bert Hoffman
Chas. M. Handley
Donald Eaves
Archie S. Putman
Edwin A. Putman
Richard Fogle
Harry ‘Keeney
Francis J
Quinlan
Wilbur Staver
H. Edgar Lentz
Robert N. Miller
Samuel Ashburn
Lawrence Williard
LeRoy Whitmore
Ethel Chase Buckey
Grave Shryock
Erie Ausherman
Frank D
Riley
Janet Fogle
Louise
Claudia Putman
Edith Stump
Mary C. Davis
Helen
Dorothy Handley
Elaine Stover
Mary Alice Gearingey
Virginia Whitmore
Alice Marie Brown
Esther Miler
Shelma J. Koontz
Gussie Sandusky
Morris Derr
Frank Miller
Richard Krise
Kenneth
Andrew
Richard
Franklin
Donald Putman
Charles
Robert Handley
Kenny Putman
Robert, Ellwood
Charles Stover
William E. Dash
Mickey Keeney
Joe
Jackie Lentz
Ridgley Tilghman
Bobby Hoffman
Bobby Eaves
Voluntas
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mary Staley
Jug Bridge
Thelma Wilson
Evelyn Kefauver
Catherine Blumenauer
Margaret ‘Virginia Best
Williams
Bernard
Sara Williams
Lucy Williams
W. A. Wade
Beatty Family Notices From Various Cities
Hw W Beatty and family members including Richard Jr of Mobile Alabama are listed with relatives in Brunswick and Arlington. The notice names D Beatty A A Beatty H S Keller C M Beatty and Sam Abbott along with daughters Vera Juanita Gas Dorothy Ruth Rose Marie Joyce Patricia Betty Jane and others.
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Hw. W. Beatty
Richard Beatty
Richard, Jr
Mobile
Ala
D. Beatty
Rose
Marie
Joyce
Patricia
A. A. Beatty
Betty Jane
Brunswick
H. S. Keller
Vera
Juanita
Dorothy
Ruth
C. M. Beatty
Sam Abbott
Arlington
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Frederick Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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