Adamstown Plant Brings $40,000 in Bankruptcy Sale
The Sitterding Carneal Oasis Company assets and Adamstown real estate were sold in a Maryland District Court bankruptcy for 40000 to David Porten and his wife Shirley of Washington. The purchase includes 46815 acres on Adamstown Road with a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad siding and a brick two story building plus storage rooms and water wells. Terms required a ten percent deposit with balance on ratification. The property, likely to be used by the Aerosol Company, remains in Porten names, now presumed of vacation in Florida.
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Carneal, Davis’ Company
Adamstown
Washington Drug Store Company
Aerosol Company
Abrecht Place
Washington
Adamstown Road
David S. Porten
Shirley Porten
United States District Court For
District of Maryland
Sitterding, Carneal, Oasis Company, Inc
Emmett R. Bowlus
Portens
US. 15
Point of Rocks
Ellicott City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Florida
Mount St. Marys Glee Clubs to Join Baltimore Symphony Night
Mount St. Marys College Glee Club will perform with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and St. Joseph College Glee Club in a second semester concert. Symphony night is February 28 at 8 30 p m in the Mount St. Marys gym under Herbert Grossman. The program includes Tchaikovskys Symphony No 4 with the choral groups.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Electrical Trade Conference Set for Feb in Washington
More than 100 of the nation’s largest electrical manufacturers will exhibit at the 3d Biennial Electrical Trade Conference in Washington D C February 14 15 16 at the Sheraton Park Hotel The Electric Institute of Washington and the Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association of Baltimore sponsor the exposition Exhibits cover industrial electronic equipment controls motors motor drives heavy panel boards lighting space heating and safety devices Experts will speak during conference and luncheon sessions with 11 a m sessions each day luncheons at 12 15 and expositions from 2 to 9 p m.
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Washington, D. C
Sheraton Park Hotel
Electric Institute of Washington
Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association of Baltimore
Mount St Marys Singers Set Concerts in February
Readings from Rombergs Student Prince and Hanson Song of Democracy accompany Mount St Marys College choir appearances in February. February 13 at 1 45 p m in Taneytown High School assembly. February 14 two shows at 6 30 p m for Sisters and House of the Good Shepherd and 8 p m joint with Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. February 19 joint with College Misericordia Glee Club in Wilkes Barre. Directed by Father David W Shaum.
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Romberg
Prince
Howard Hanson
Mount St. Mary's
Taneytoun High School
House of the Good Shepherd
Baltimore
Mercy Hospial School of Nursing
Ferry Boat Skippers Await Spring Thawing
Isolation grips White's Ferry as Jubal Early and its tug await spring thaw. Six miles beyond Poolesville, Montgomery County, the river ferry forges on under heavy snows while locals endure impassable roads and scarce outside contact. Prepared with food and fuel, residents rely on tractors for cross country travel and wait for the ice to break so the Potomac crossing can resume.
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Montgomery
Poolesville
Potomac River
Charles E. Farling
Cuty
Bors
Frozen Levels
H. E. Hopkins
White’s Ferry
Farlings
Virginia ferry near flood risk as thaw looms
A Maryland based ferryman describes a recent ice break that pushed a ferry onto dry land and warns that a late thaw with heavy rain could cause major floods at White's Ferry and nearby tourist areas near the Virginia shore. Meanwhile John Tester & Son Inc of Cimiton, Md., won a $997.40 contract to build a home economics building at Howard University, due for completion in about 14 months.
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Virginia
Katie
White's Ferry
Faring
Washington
Potomac Waterfront Potential Estimated Costly
A U S Public Health official quoted by AP estimated that developing the metropolitan Washington waterfront potential of the Potomac River would cost about 300 to 400 million dollars. Mark D. Hollis, assistant surgeon general, spoke at the winter meeting of the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin. He noted upstream pollution is largely manageable by engineering and stressed protecting the metropolitan drinking water supply as the stream reaches Great Falls.
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Washington
U.S
Potomac River
Mark D. Hollis
Interstate Commission On
Hollis
Potomac
Great Falls
Washington waterfront plan faces steep economic hurdle
The News notes that potential Washington waterfront development is a key regional issue but warns the cost could exceed economic reality and presently conceived feasibility, risking impracticality for the immediate Washington area.
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Washington
Rules Goldfine Can Stand Trial
U S Judge George C Sweeney ruled industrialist Bernard Goldfine, 70, competent to stand trial on charges of evading $600,000 in income taxes. The decision came at the close of a Friday hearing on his mental state.
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Boston
U. S
George C. Sueeney
Bernard Goldfine
Sweeney
Goldfine
Boston manufacturer Goldfine in mental condition ruling
In U S district court Goldfine a Boston manufacturer and real estate operator once allied with high officers in state and federal government was judged free from delusions or hallucinations and not in personal crisis. The Salt Uses reference notes 14 000 applications from seasoning to cleaning teeth and medicines.
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U. & District Court
Goldfine
Boston
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