Formation of P O Welfare Council Aims for Organized Posts
Local post office employees move toward forming a welfare council aligned with the National Welfare Council. Temporary officers elected across carriers clerks and supervisory staff with plans for a Frederick council and a January first meeting. Francis C. Litre and Oscar Kefauver lead the groups, with Himbury and Biser among supervisory officials. The council will include three carrier reps three clerk reps and one supervisor rep. The initiative stresses better working conditions improved service and closer cooperation among postal workers and the public.
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National Welfare Council
Gener Druys
Ese
Frederick
Francis C. Litre
George HH
Crum
Etury
Oscar Kefauver
Ada MacCarter
Dickebs
J. Wim. Himbury
Culirmin
King S. Biser
Kaufer Frankel
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Postu Welfare Bureau
Countis
Buls Aml
Postal Service
Wis
Dlatee Whic
Wostofhee Department
Adtional Council
Postoffice Department
Executive Secerity
Butchering records set in Carroll county hog sale
Roy Dern of Key-Mar Carroll county slaughtered six hogs totaling 2363 pounds with the heaviest at 626 pounds. The average weight was 392 pounds. Clarence E. Dern of Taneytown served as head butcher.
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Roy Dern
Key-Mar
Carroll County
Clarence E. Dern
Taneytown
Mackall seeks truck law amendment to curb overloading
John N. Mackall, chairman of the State Roads Commission, plans to ask the Legislature to amend the Overloaded Truck law. The aim is to stop licenses for higher tonnage than a truck can safely carry, improving highway safety and reducing road wear. He cites recent accidents and notes that inflated licenses allow dangerous loads. He will begin consultations soon.
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John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Mackall
Savage Bridge
Mr. Mackall
Shaver Wins Oratorical Contest At Boys High School
Jesse C. Shaver, for A Section of the Belles Lettres Literary Society, won first honors in the annual oratorical contest at the Boys' high school. He spoke on The Fundamentals of Democracy with poise and force. Nevin Smith took second with Immigation Past and Present. Keller II earned third with A Life Worth While. Judges praised all three for their work. Three further declamatory contests are planned among the societies for the current scholastic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Shaver
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Boys’ High School
Wanner
Nevin Smith
Keller
Rev. Witham
R. Glen
Halden
Felton
H. Noel Haller
State Policeman Accused of Unbecoming Conduct
State police officer Leo Thrasher was charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and notified by State Employment Commission secretary Oliver Short to request a hearing within five days or be dropped from the rolls. Corporal Fulton Turner resigned after being charged with abusive language, and the resignation was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo, Thrasher
State Police
Motor Vehicles
E. Austin Baughman
State Employment Commission
Thrasher
Oliver Short
Fulton G. ‘Furner
Baughman
Turner
Two Charges Brought Against Henry Dorsey
Henry Dorsey of North Bentz street faces two counts after arrest by Deputy Sheriffs Smith and Bartgis. He is charged with assaulting James Brust and carrying concealed weapons. A police court hearing is set for 7:30 p.m. The alleged assault used a blackjack, dislocating Brust’s shoulder. two doctors treated him after the late Tuesday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dorsey
North Bentz Street
Smith
Bartgis
Dorsey
James Brust
Polie Court
Brust
Forfeit $1 Each in Police Court Violations at Square Corner
James R. English W J Mullinix and H F Davis forfeited $1 collateral each in police court for violating the traffic ordinance at the Square Corner. All arrests were made by Officer Clem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. English
W. J. Mullinix
H. F. Davis
Clem
One For Nonpariels Defeat Gothics In Nws Post League
The News Post Bowling League at the Y M C A saw the Nonpariels beat the Gothics by 32 pins. Total pinfall: 1091 to 1059. Top scores: Quinn 381 for Nonpariels. Sunday 293 for Gothics. Davis 260, Shafer 288, Shoemaker 262 led the winners. Myers 233, Sunday 293 led the Gothics. Initiation notes follow.
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News- Post
Quinn
Davis
Shafer
Shoemaker
Gothics
Myers
Barber
Kreh
Leopard Mystery and Desert Slavery in Brief Notes
A quirky note asks what felled Mr Ostrich hinting a serpent ate breakfast cereal. Separate line mentions Saharan tribes operating slave farms, implying stark regional issues even in small items.
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Leopard
Mr. Ostrich
Snake
Sahara Desert
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P.O. Welfare Council
H. Vv. Hardy
Point of Rocks
H. V. Hardy
Eb, Harper
C. Rutherford
T. Ma_ f
Ahe
H. Orrison
Mr. Culler
H. Mobler
Chester Wright
J. Harris
Catoctin
G. Hardy
Washington
Molepreet Fesiery
Brehive
Theodore Brentano
Chicago
Superior Court of Chicago
Austria
Jeer
Rarkeys
Christmas Club
Frederick, Md
Nws
Page
Knights of Pythias
State Armory
City Pera House
Order
Mountain City Lodge
Mr. Sock
Rotary Meeting
Stock
Washington, D.C
Rotary
Waverle Im
Greenawalt’s
Chichester
and Thrift. Club
Ici
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
Maryland
McCleery
North Market Street
P. O
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Seeger & Company
Hardware
South Market Street
Baltimore and Frederick Sea Food CO
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