City Tannery Fire Causes $3000 Damage In Frederick
A blaze at the George K Birely and Sons tannery at 212 East Patrick Street caused about 3000 in damage Saturday night. The fire confined to the second story storeroom, gutted leather and shoemakers supplies, and was reported by passerby Clayton Morgan. Investigators found doors locked and no heating equipment in operation. the origin remains undetermined. Fire crews battled the flames for nearly two hours. the business has long operated as a wholesale leather supplier and is insured.
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George K Birely
George Birely
Lewis Birely
Birely
Frederick Tanneries
Passerby
Clayton Morgan
Willow Avenue
Eagles Club
Frank K Dorsey
Uniteds
Carroll Creek
William D Bowers Co
East Patrick Street
OPS Advisers Set for Frederick Visit
OPS advisers will be in Frederick on Wednesday February 27 to assist businessmen merchants and consumers with OPS problems. OPS representatives will be at Hotel Frederick from 9 to 3 pm.
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OPS
Frederick
Hotel
New Red Fronts In Baltimore Cited By House Panel
The House Un American Activities Committee said two new fronts have formed in Baltimore since last June. The fronts named are the Committee to Defend American Freedoms and the Committee to Uphold the Bill of Rights. The first allegedly includes wives subpoenaed in hearings. the second defends Communist leaders indicted under the Smith Act. The panel called Baltimore defense work central and warned of a direct security threat from Communist influence in defense plants.
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Washington
House UN
House
Baltimore
Jammed Finish Looms as Maryland Legislature Advances
ANNAPOLIS Feb 17 The House and Senate stay aligned yet pace must quicken from tomorrow to avoid a jammed finish after nine days with one third of the 30-day session complete Two chambers each passed six bills with none reaching final passage While 61 vetoes from last year were debated only six overridden Gov McKeldin aims to move the teacher pay and tax cut issues, still unsettled, as state lawmakers push ahead with potential bills on State Police aid to prosecutors and radio station political speech labeling.
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Annapolis
House
Senate
Lubor
D-Ballo Ltd
McKeldin
Governor to study teacher pay with state commission
The Governor proposes forming a commission to study teacher pay starting from current salaries. It would decide whether the state should increase aid or place future burden on counties and Baltimore City. If the commission recommends more state aid, a budget plan could be drawn next year to implement the increase. Della, a Maryland senator, urged withdrawal of a 400 raise bill, while the Senate president awaits the letter and defers action to the Finance Committee. Tomorrow night a preview of tax cut proposals is expected as the Governor drives the agenda.
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Ben. Deia
D-Balto
Baltimore City
Della
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Lawmakers discuss sweeping tax cuts across income and sales
Legislators debate a 15 percent cut to income tax and consider removing sales tax on domestic heating, power and fuel bills. Some lawmakers advocate applying both tax cuts to ease households, while others push selective reductions or comprehensive reform.
Two Kiddies Die In Fire in Washington Boulevard Cabin
Two young girls Jennifer 2 and Shirley 4 months died when a six room log cabin on Washington Boulevard caught fire. Their parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dailey were unaware as the mother visited relatives. The father was away. a brother-in-law reported the commotion as the fire began. The mother tripped trying to flee.
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Jessups
Washington Boulevard
Jennifer
Shirley
Raymond Dailey
Dailey
Raymond, Jr
Momma
Stanley Danley
Fire Blaze Sees Family Trapped in Smoke
A family of a father and two children perished in a fire that swept a residence. The 28-year-old father returned home and burned his hands attempting to reach the flames. Assistant Chief Preston Holmes sustained hand injuries breaking a second floor window as firefighters tried to reach the house. Neighbor Cozy Wilcox reported a boy Raymond played with paper near an oil stove. Chief Louis Redmond indicated the fire most likely started from the oil stove, with investigation pending.
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Preston V. Holmes
Savage
Cozy Wilcox
Raymond
Louis Redmond
Jessups
Collision in City Cites Two Drivers After East Patrick Street Crash
Officers cited Theodore D Davis of 7 Water Street and Mehrie D DeGrange after a Sunday morning collision at East Patrick Street and Middle Alley. Union Bridge Route 2, driving a car owned by Marshall R De Grange, 243 East Sixth Street, received citations for failing to give a hand signal and improper passing as the two vehicles neared the intersection.
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Colligion
City
Cara
East Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Arnold Simmons
Theodore D Davis
Water Street
Mehrie D DeGrange
Union Bridge
Marshall R DeGrange
East Sixth Street
Patrick Street Vehicle Damage Report
The investigator notes damage exceeding 50 dollars on each car found on Patrick Street. The statement also mentions the solar system having 31 moons, indicating an unrelated factual assertion.
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Patrick Street
Investigatore
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