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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1948

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2

State Roads bids opened on 1948 contracts

Baltimore December bids for the State Roads Commission included a cloverleaf intersection for the Baltimore Washington expressway near Anne Arundel county, a 39 mile relocation of Route 404, and repairs to Miles River bridge on Route 370. Bids open January 25 for the expressway, January 18 for the Queen Anne Hillsboro bypass, and the 1,075 foot Miles River bridge work is set after bids. T. Edgie Russell of Frederick was the low bidder for a 59 mile stretch of Route 3 between Newburg and Forkinsville at 360,868.0 dollars.

Baltimore State Roads Commission Weide Friendship International Airport Anne Arundel County Queen Anne Hillsore Chesapeake Bay Bridge Baltimore-Washington Trafic Queen Anne Hillsboro Ocean Resorts Miles River T. Edgie Russell Frederick Newburg Forkinsville Charlies County

Airliner makes forced landing near Tri City Airport

A Friedmost Airliner with 13 passengers and 3 crew landed safely one and a half miles from Tri City Airport after takeoff from nearby airfield. Pilot H Hutchinson of Winston-Salem led Flight 21 from New Bern to Cincinnati with next stop Lexington. No injuries reported. landing gear shaken loose. cause not released. Other crew included Co-Pilot James Craig and Flight Attendant A G Moore.

Johnson City Tenn Tri-City Taday EH. H. Hutchinson Winston- Salem N. C Cincinnati Piedmont Winston-Salem New Bern N.C Lexington Howard Anderson James Craig A. G .Moore

Blind Man Defends Opposition to Maryland Vending Bill

A visually impaired man from Anne Arundel County argues against a bill granting the Maryland Workshop for the Blind exclusive rights to license blind operators of vending stands in public buildings. Kenneth Merrill says the measure would erode independence and make blind concessionaires employees of the workshop, noting earnings around 20 to 30 dollars weekly for self employed operators versus 15 dollars for workshop stands. Delegate Charles M. Lee supports the bill, while Merrill cites a broader push against limiting opportunities for blind workers.

Annapolis Maryland Workshop For Kenneth Merrill Anne Arundel County Legislative Council Micipalin Mary Charles M. Lee Rallegany General Assembly Lee Maryland Merrill Maryland Workshop Joanne

Insurance Dividend To Be Paid By VA To War Veterans

The Veterans Administration plans to start paying a two billion dollar insurance dividend in 1949, with sixteen million veterans eligible. Those with small early National Service Life Insurance policies will get smaller shares, while top holders of ten thousand dollars face eight years of accumulations. Payments likely begin in August, with full flow by year end.

Washington Veterans Administration National Service Life Insurance Veterans

Pension eligibility questioned by San Antonio man

Marcello Martinez arrived from Pleasanton Texas to verify if he qualifies for an old age pension. He claimed to be 118 years old during the inquiry on December 23 in San Antonio Texas.

San Antonio, Tex Marcello Martinez Pleasanton Tex

Food Prices Have Started To Decline

Baltimore date line reports John A. Hartford predicting 1949 will see food output at record 1943 levels while prices ease. Hartford notes butter down about 24 percent from peak and declines in meat eggs cheese lard margarine soaps and produce. He foresees prices staying down and possibly further drops.

Baltimore America John A. Hartford Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Mr. Hartford

Food prices face supply and demand squeeze in 1949

Mr. Hartford points to high production costs and soft markets as key denationalizing factors shaping the food price picture. Producers and distributors must align with a period where purse and appetite drive consumption, with consumer dollars diverted to housing, autos, and electronics. Also notes a birthday notice for six year old Dennis Ahalt.

Hartford

Local Recital Involves Young Achievers Event

A small group of youths named Kxy Shull Sharon Ford Mary Frances Gaver Dorothy Etzler Jimmie Barick Wilson Cook and Jerry Bruchey participate in a community entertainment event featuring age group performances and group activities.

Kxy Shull Sharon Ford Mary Frances Gaver Dorothy Etzler Jimmie Barick Wilson Cook Jerry Bruchey

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