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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1948

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2

Oil Supply Alerts Frederick Area as Prices Rise

An estimated 10 million gallons of oil are needed annually for Frederick city and county heating, with 4 000 units and 2 500 installed since the war. Prices jumped to 12.4 cents a gallon from 7.5, while conservation and rationing efforts begin. Officials say the area has not yet faced serious shortages, but advises lower heating temperatures and fuel-saving methods. Baltimore officials discuss distribution plans to ease hardship, though none are planned for Frederick.

Frederick Middle West Baltimore City Associated Press D'Alesandro Frederick Ares

Senator Wants Oil Company Antitrust Probe

Senator Johnston seeks a Senate investigation into major oil companies for possible antitrust violations to curb price manipulation harming small dealers. He will introduce a resolution, while a subcommittee probes domestic petroleum shortages, noting Greece relies on U.S. aid oil amid American supply limits.

Washington Congressions Senator Johnston D-Sc Johnston Department Greece South Carolina Senate U. S Wherry R-Neb Realit America Walter Wilds State Department Turkey Bureau of Mines Senate Small Business Committee H. Vogel Army-Navy Petroleum Board

Annapolis Apple Growers Pay Into Special Tax Fund

Apple growers in Maryland paid 2 981.23 into a special tax fund to promote consumption and improvement of the fruit. A one cent per bushel levy on apples sold in commercial channels under the 1147 Legislature creates an apple commission to aid research and boost sales. Half the tax due December 31 and the remainder by May 31.

APFLE Annapolis James J. Lacy Maryland Lane

1000 Marines Sent Overseas From Morehead City

1000 Marines with full combat gear boarded two transports the Montague and the Bexar in Morehead City North Carolina for the Mediterranean. The Leathernecks from Camp Lejeune will serve on ships operating in Italian and Greek waters, with tanks flamethrowers guns jeeps and trucks loaded aboard as Marine veterans tested by frontline fighting in Guadalcanal Tarawa and the Marianas move ahead ahead of schedule with minimal fanfare.

Morehead City N. C Carolia Mediterranean Camp Lejeune United States Bexar North Carolina Enem Guadalcanal Tarawa Marianas

C. C. D. Postage Change Noted in 1855 Law

Historic note states that C. C. D. postage for U. S. letters became illegal only with the 1855 law. This brief observation places the change in mid nineteenth century postal policy and aligns with period reform movements.

Property sales noted in Walkersville and Emmitsburg

Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr trustee reported private sale of four acres near Walkersville to Mr and Mrs William Brann for 2900 dollars. Court ratified Rosensteel estate sale to Carl and Virginia Angell for 3600 dollars. Executors George L Wilhide and attorney William M Storm listed. Nine castaways saved in Alaska rescue. Coast Guard reports all 13 marooned people alive. Cumberland warns flood hazard from Wills Creek dumping. city attorney and river engineer to study legal action and define creek limits.

Emmitsburg Carl W Virginia L. Angell George L. Wilhide William M. Storm Seattle Alaska Peninsula Coast Guard Kodiak 13Th Naval District Clover Cumberland Ralph L. River Wills Creek Thomas B. Finan

Identification of Bodie is Positive Says Expert

S M Clarke an information specialist for the American Graves Reservations Commission told a radio audience Monday that identification of war veterans' remains before re interment is certain. He said bodies are identified beyond question using all known modern scientific methods before shipment to the United States. He warned against careless or malicious claims about the identity of the dead.

S. M. Clarke American Graves Reservations Commission Philadelphia

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