Court Rules Against City In Light Case Involving Hagerstown Plant
Judge Frank G Wagaman of the Washlegion counts court granted an injunction restraining Hagerstown from erecting a new municipal electric plant costing about 300000. The case centers on whether the city can furnish power for sale to compete with Potomac Public Service Corporation and whether the Public Service Commission permit is required. The decision splits between municipal power plans and existing utility interests, with potential appeals and impact on Frederick area residents.
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Frank G Wagaman
Washlegion Counts
Corporation of
cHizene
Frederick
Sayer
Joes Municipal Hight
Public Service Commission
Board of Aldermen
Wagaman
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Dispatch
Baltimore
Potomac Public Service Corporation
Potomac Corporation
Potomac Pabtie Secrice Corporation
New City
Lankford Out Tomorrow Move to Farm on Washington Road
William Lankford will relinquish the wardenship of the Maryland House of Correction Tuesday. Col. Claude B. Sweezey will become warden and move in with Robert Case and Emery L. Coblentz to prepare for the transition. Lankford will relocate to his son Fleming Lankford’s farm about three miles from the Cut on Washington Boulevard.
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William
Lankford
Maryland House of Correction
Claude B. Sweezey
Fleming Lankford
Washington Boulevard
Emery L. Coblentz
William A. Gillespie
Sweezey
Robert Case
Board of Welfare
Want Revell Named for Fire Manager at House of Correction
Speculation among Frank Revell’s political allies in Anne Arundel County centers on his potential appointment as fire manager for the House of Correction. Despite strong endorsements for Stevell, Governor Khtehie and Director Emory L. Cob-jants did not back him. Revell, a lifelong farmer, could be urged by the governor for the post under Col. Claude B. Sweezey, the new warden, aided by budget power to raise salaries. Appointment decisions rest with the warden, subject to the Board of Welfare, while Joseph A. Delaney of Baltimore City has been named assistant warden. The institution’s storekeeper Mina Myrtle Lankford, daughter of the outgoing warden, is expected to leave with her father. Rev. C. N. Fosbecke remains a stout supporter of the Lankford group. The medical committee urged abolishing the chaplain’s post to fund more medical services, but Welfare has not acted. Dr. J. F. Barker, on the board, helped push the benofi. Rev. Hammelbaugh’s aunt died prompting his travel to Mt Holy Springs. Watch The News grow me a one.
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Frank &. Revell
Anne Armidel
Satarday
Chancen
House of Correction
Stevell
Khtehie
Emory L. Cob- Jants
Revell
Claude B. Sweezey
Board of Welfare
Joseph A. Delaney
Baltimore City
Mina
Myrtle Lankford
Wiliam WK
Puenchy
Lankford
C. N. Fosbecke
Board of Prison Control
J.F. Barker
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Gladys Hicks, Witner
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Columbia
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NEW Discovery
THE
Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Want Revell
House of Correscion Farm
Mr. Hammelbaugh
Dodd
EF. H. Hammelbaugh
Gettysburg
Sloan
Grey Kid
B. Rosenour & Sons, Inc
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Monrovia
Myersville
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Quynn’s
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Frederick, Maryland
Black Business
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
HS. Carroll St
Gruen
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. M. Malone, Ag
North Market St. Frederick
Br. Fahrney
Arney
D. Fabrecy & Spagna
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