Civic Groups Take Up Housing Here
Civic leaders plan a joint housing survey after officials, chamber and Civil Defense agreed to combine efforts. Four civic associations will join the county wide effort at Staley Park to determine if the area can be designated critical for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Defense
Staley Park
Chamber Housing Committee
H. K. Ferguson Co
Ernest Helfenstein
Frederick County
Civil Defense Organization
Charles F. Bowers
Chamber Committee
Donald B. Rice
North End
North Eastern
South Eastern
South End
Helfenstein
Demand For Dog Tags Stymies Amvels Plans
Demand for civilian dog tags stamped with blood type has halted Frederick Post No. 2 from starting its county phase of the national typing program. The World War II veterans committee, with Red Cross sanction, will supply free discs once supply catches up. Ten new members joined. Maryland leads in retained members. The meeting endorsed a Little League program and received a merit certificate from the Veterans Administration for service at Newton D. Baker Hospital in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Maryland
United States
Amvers
Korea
U. S. Veterans Administration
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
HADACOL Promises Restored Health For All Ages
A 1951 testimonial recalls HADACOL easing run down nervous distress by supplying vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron. Waller Texas parole board chairman Thomas G Schmidt credits three bottles with improved sleep work and mood. Drugstore touts HADACOL as the relief for deficiencies urging readers to ask their pharmacist today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Thomas G. Schmidt
Waller County Parole Board
Waller
Texas
Hadacol
Hadacotl
The
Lelane Corporation
May Name Sinn As Magistrate May Name Sinn As Magistrate
Local Republican leaders expect Governor McKeldin to bypass the Frederick County Central Committee on Thursday when sending his green bag to the State Senate. He is likely to nominate Walter E. Sinn and H. Reese Streetmaker Jr. as trial magistrates, replacing Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. If Sinn is nominated, State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg is not expected to oppose confirmation. The governor is also said to have promised the appointment of Mr. Simms as a personal choice. Terms for the Frederick County School Board and Roads Board appointees expire in May, with Dr. Paul B. Kallaway and Dr. John H. Messler not expected to be reappointed. A road bills draft would place county commissioners in full control of road construction and maintenance, potentially abolishing the Roads Board though the county delegation has opposed that change.
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Jeaders
Theodore R. McKeldin
State Central Committee
State Senate
Walter E. Sinn
H. Reese Streetmaker
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Shoemaker
Simm
Sim
Sinn
Senate
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Hest
GOP
Frederick County Committee
Frederick County School Board
Roads Board
Paul B. Kallaway
School
John H. Messler
Dr. Kallaway
Frederick County Medical Society
Kallaway
Mossley
Frederick County
General Assembly
Lion Kills Tiger at Shrine Circus Tragedy
In Detroit in the Shrine Circus opening, a lion fatally wounded a performing tiger named Sheba as about 3,000 children watched. Trainer Clyde Beatty fired blank cartridges in a futile attempt to separate the two, and the tiger collapsed dead in its cape while other acts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Shrine Circus
Clyde Beatty
Beatty
Bar Associations Dinner Highlights Maryland Trial Legacy
The Frederick and Montgomery County Bar Associations hosted an annual dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where Foster Fanseen shared experiences from a 30 year Maryland trial career. Notables included Judge Edward Delaplaine and Chief Judge Woodward, with remarks by James, Mathias, and Bennett. The event featured leaders from local bars and transportation organizer Mrs. James R. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Montgomery County
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Foster Fanseen
Baltimore
Emma Waldrop
Silver Spring
Mangomery
Edward S. Delaplaine
Maryland Court of Appeals
Charlies W. Woodward
Ste
Frederick County
Bender
Rockville
Montgomery County Bar Association
Annapolis Seeks Governor's Nominations Amid Busy Day
In Annapolis Feb 1 the State House buzzed with job seekers as Governor McKeldin prepares to submit hundreds of executive nominations. About 8,000 letters requesting positions flooded the governor’s green bag as lawmakers and officials clash with crowds. The Senate lineup includes state police chief and parole director among others, while many appointments will bypass Senate confirmation. The General Assembly’s 90 day session opened with tense overnight meetings and votes on narcotics penalties, UN resolutions, and a proposed world government stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
State House
Huey
Mokheldin
McWeldin
MecKeldin
Senate
Department of Correction
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
University of Maryland Board of Regents
Boards of Cieetions
Baltimore City
Ceneral Assembly
House
Baltimore County
Luther ¢D-Balla Fith
Maryland
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Delesate McNulty
D-Anne Arundel
Mobilization Crisis Drives Labor Peace Talks Amid Tension
Reported tensions rose after White House talks with President Vrain and union leaders. AFL Telegraphers and other labor figures pressed for wage stabilization and price controls as defense mobilization policy eyed. Officials said the administration aimed to craft an equitable plan without special favors while labor delegation sought stronger oversight and policy clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrain Ain
Drteganes
United Labor Palien
Seth Eeber
Oramnitmne
Johnston
Merie Johnston
Josep Sher Tald
Hese Gentionen
George Tleighty
AFL Telegraphers Union
Trimut
Ise
Trane
Charles Fo Mimphays
Wage Stabilization Board
Direc
Inddustry
Public Meeting Teeters Over Wage Proposal in Frederich
The town council and labor groups held a tense session on a proposed wage increase. Key figures included Benj Blews from the CTO Restity and Murphy of the AIT Tricklay ers, who argued for gradual steps while others urged immediate action. The proposal would raise pay by ten percent above January levels, drawing both support and opposition from various factions. The discussion touched on worker benefits and cost impacts, with Liberal and Conservative voices weighing in on the plan.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham's
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Dolls Jewelry Store
Doris U. Flanigan
Arthur A. Flanigan
Keyimmur
William I. Filler
William Filler
Woodsboro
Lutheran Church
Franklin Hammerick
Thurmont
Shirley Filler
Paula Kaye Marshall
Tyson Brashears
New Midway
Sylvia Flanigan
Keymar
Joseph Rodgers
Kenneth Filler
Alina Filler
Arthur Flani
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
HECHT
Hecht Company
Washington
New York
Easton
Annapols
the News
Frederich, Ma
Fornadha
Lala
Benj Blews
CTO Restity Wavelters
Sir Windler
Muaeliteists
Tote (Murphy
AIT Tricklayers
Phi
Dahnstern
UVLPC
ULPC
Heute
Loki
Pire Fumbly
Otlive
Malalicihion
Wilson
Labor Temidees
Chere
ULPG
Willis
Pranklin Tearehiogtan
Wil
May Pearl Harrington
Tey
John Moh Boe
Threa
Markell & Ford
Harry Footer
N. Market St. FreDeRick
Footer
BAS
PURI
Voncontvent
Pontiac
America
Lowes
Renn Pontiac CO
GM Mydia-Matic
N. Market St
Burdette Brothers
Hiyaltstown, Md
Pha Ye
Sealtest
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