Explosion Damages Plant in Fr Frederick Maine
The News reports a blast at a local plant in Fr Frederick Maine on February 24 1948. An eye witness notes a fire door between the boiler and monotype rooms was open, intensifying the blast felt by front office staff though causing no serious damage there. The monotrope room was unoccupied at the time, ruling out personal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Dls
Boiler Blast Damages Plant at Marken and Bielfeld Inc
A boiler explosion at Marken and Bielfeld Inc on Military Road near Seventh Street caused several thousand dollars in damage but no injuries. The blast buckled walls, cracked windows, and felled a roof section. heating unit damage interrupted production but repairs were underway and no firm cause was given.
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Marken and Bielfeld, Inc
Military Road
Seventh Street
Bitzer Estate Bequeaths Home To Daughter In Probate
The will of the late Mrs Annie E Bitzer, admitted to probate by the Orphans Court, leaves the home to her daughter and directs the estate to be shared among her children. Mere din N Bitzer qualified as executor and did not place an estimate on the value or disposition of the property.
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Annie E. Bitzer
Or_phans’ Court
Meredin N. Bitzer
Will and Estate Details for 19 South Jefferson Street Allocations
Executed November 30 1944 the will leaves the house and lot at 19 South Jefferson Street to daughter Margaret BR Bitzer with contents. Son George D Bitzer receives 300 cash. Remainder of estate to be converted to cash and divided equally among four sons Eugene Bieredith Ralph C and George D Bitzer. Harry W Wolf Knoxville qualified as administrator and filed valuation. Court approved first and final account of Mrs Mary E Barnes administratrix for Hugh N Barnes estate reporting 1850 and distribution of 643.79 to herself.
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J. W. L. Carty
Carlton L. Baumgardner
South
Jefferson Street
Margaret BR. Bitzer
George D. Bitzer
Eugene
Bieredith
Ralph C
Harry W. Wolf
Knoxville
Charles W. Wolf
Mary E. Barnes
Hugh N. Barnes
Pleasant Merchant
Changes Proposed on Unemployment Benefits in Maryland
Annapolis February 23 Two Allegany delegates introduced a bill to permit workers who quit to collect unemployment after four weeks with benefits starting after one week if the department agrees. A second proposal would allow discharged for misconduct to claim benefits in four weeks, replacing the nine week limit, and provide jobless pay in a lockout.
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Annapolis
Allegany
Department of Employment Security
See
Rand
R-Allegany
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