City Planning Board Postpones Frederick Master Plan Decision
The Frederick City Planning Commission delayed a decision on changing the master plan to extend Fairview avenue to West Thirteenth Street after a large audience voiced strong protest. Citizens urged study of the entire northwestern development area and cautioned against quick amendments that could set a precedent.
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Frederick
West Thirteenth Street
Patrick Turner
G. Hunter Bowers
Lford C. Culler
Bowers
Planning Commission
Culler
Richard F. Kline
City Board of Zoning Appeals
Turner
Charles P. Staley
James A. Grove
G. Nevin Robert
S. Fenton Harris
Lincoln BD
Rebert
William G. Tyergar
Ernest W. Reeder
Gene Etchison
Gary L. Utterback
C. Edward Brachey
J. Edward Shafer
W. Henry Decker
Arthur H. Lambert
William J. Bandley
Henry L. Davis
Harry L. Brittain
Albert C. Palmer
Maynard W. Tregoning
Charles T. Butcher
Ilvey V. Renn
Jesse W. Shaver
Charles W. Stup
Roy L. Crum
Walter J. Powell
East Fifth
East Third Streets
East Street
East Fourth Street
Slaughter Controls Restored as OPA Sets New Ceilings
Washington reports the OPA restored slaughter controls on meat with new ceilings of 16.25 per hundredweight for hogs and 20.25 for cattle, effective at midnight tomorrow, plus a 25 cent margin for meat wholesalers when wholesale ceilings resume September 3. Lamb and mutton dressed prices rise 3 per hundredweight on select grades. Final shop prices to be announced next week and go into effect September 9. Quotas updated to 80 percent for cattle and calves, 70 percent for hogs, with adjustments from 1944 levels. OPA aims to curb black market activity and ensure legitimate slaughterers receive meat at ceiling prices.
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Washington
OPA
Chicago
Anderson
Agriculture Department
Paul A. Porter
Labor Day Observances Spread Across Frederick Area
Frederick city and county prepared for Labor Day with stores and offices closing Monday, while factories paused for a three day break. Local events include charity baseball in Emmitsburg, a hall game at Point of Rocks, and a season-ending Braddock Heights program.
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Frederick City
Selective Service
Draft Board
Haliday
Postoffice
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Penn-Maryland
Sam Breath
Point of Rocks
Frederick County Colored All Stars
Frederick Hustlers
Front Royal
Brunswick
Braddock Heights
AFL Talks Production Cooperation and Book Access
Washington report notes AFL proposal to cooperate with employers by sharing production and financial data while seeking wage increases within price ceilings. It cites United Mine Workers push for private operation of soft coal mines and past book-inspection requests from CIO GM strike. Government plans for federal fact finding were never enacted.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
AFL
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
I Wing
Lewis
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Walter P. Reuther
Truman
Congress
Reuther
Manthiv Sprevenwarte
Mine Workers’ Journal
Edward R. Burke
Man Identifies His Own Graved Body in Milton
Milton Massachusetts police exhumed a grave to confirm identity after Paul F. Goodwin 41, an auto polisher, identified a body buried as him as William Burke 45 of Providence. The interred man had died July 4 in Bridgeport from coronary thrombosis and bore matching scars. Goodwin had been alive yesterday and had lost a wallet containing ID.
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Milton
Mass
Paul F. Goodwin
Bridgeport
Conn
Paul
John B. Shields
Goodwin
Boston
Dial Phone System Expected At Myersville Exchange
Work has begun to install a dial telephone service replacing the old manually operated exchange once housed in the Kinnaman home. A new building will be erected on the vacant lot beside Wilbur Summers to house the system, with completion hoped by December. Three current operators will be reassigned and the local agent Miss Kinnaman will receive a terminal allowance.
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Myersville Exchange
Kinnaman
Wilbur Summers
Miss Kinnaman
Santa Gertrudis: A Texas Horned Breed Born From Brahma and Shorthorn
A new cattle breed named Santa Gertrudis has been developed in Texas by crossing Brahma cattle with shorthorns. It is noted as the only horned breed to be evolved in the United States.
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Texas
United States
No Materials For Jail Work Delayed Confinement Upgrades At Montevue
County Commissioners say adequate juvenile confinement at Montevue is delayed by material shortages. Contractor Crum has torn only part of the confinement area, with barred doors and toilet fixtures awaiting metal and fittings. Temporary wooden doors and facilities will be installed within 10 days as work continues amid nationwide material shortages. Meanwhile Dr Pepper softball team heads to New Jersey for a Labor Day doubleheader, gathering at the Armory Sunday for the trip.
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Montevue
Edwin FP
Nikirk
G. Cleveland Trout
Thomas J. Crum
Monteque
Trout
New Jersey
Frederick
New Brunswick
N. J
Battler
Big Bite Of Apple Sends 18 Month Boy To Hospital
Baltimore August 30 Paul Haines an 18 month old son of a Clarksburg Md farmer took a large bite of an apple and began choking an uncle and State Police rushed him to Mercy Hospital Baltimore where he recovered in the children s ward before parents arrived The hospital said he likely coughed up the piece during the trip State Trooper Clyde Tucker drove him to the hospital after a local physician urged faster transport The parents later took him home CASE SETTLED Non support charges against Cletus W Fox settled for 15 weekly on magistrate s order in Police Court with four additional cases of drunkenness and peace disturbance resulting in small forfeitures by Charles Long Herbert N Weedon and Paul N Barnes Melvin M Shupe Finksburg forfeited 645 for passing another week Mata oter shant or clear state trooper Bruce Bruchey led the charge
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Baltimore
Paul Haines
Clarksburg
Mercy Hospital
Paul
M. Leona Fox
Cletus W. Fox
East Church Street
Edward J. Smith
Fox
Charles W. Smith
Charles Long
Herbert N. Weedon
Paul N Barnes
U S To Seek Indemnity From Yugoslavia Over Attacks
The United States plans to file indemnity claims for five lives and five planes lost in Yugoslav territory. State Department undersecretary Acheson said the government awaits complete particulars and whether Tito formally conveyed sorrow and assurances in writing. A separate note says a Greek port visit by U S ships will be a good will gesture unrelated to Greece’s upcoming plebiscite. An Army P-84 Thunderjet set an unofficial world speed record at Muroc but will not be recognized without beating the existing record by five mph.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Acheson
United States
Marshal Tito
Richard C. Patterson
State Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Greece
George II
Athens
Radio Moscow
Molotov
Paris
Muroc
Calif
Muroc Air Feld
Republic
Great Britain
Army
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Veterans Administration
W. L. Limburg
United
Japan
Tokyo Bay
Uolltois
Holland
Labor Day Braddock Heights
Clark Sheetenheim
NEA Telephoto
Economic Commission For
Finland
Balkans
Luxembourg Palace
U. S
Allen
Delphey's Sport Store
W. Patrick $i
South Market
Western Maryland Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Social and Economic Research Foundation, Inc
The
S.E.R.P. Club Ser
West Patrick St
Paul L. Romsburg
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
John R. Fitzpatrick
Fredericktown
Qver
Member
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Cal
Bernie's Arena
ASCAP
Fender
Packard Sales & Services
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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