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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1948

Page

8

$40,000 Paid For Site For Home Building

John W. Grove deeds nearly 23 acres west of Culler Lake to Hamilton Homes, Inc. for 40000, with plans to extend development similar to Hamilton Park in Hagertown. L. Pearce Bowlus notes plans not announced yet as Civic Commission approval and utility rights are pending. Authority and further permits for nearby homes and upgrades also noted.

Contt John W. Grove West Second Street Frederick High School Hamilton Homes, Inc Ase P. Watkins Mt. Airy Hamilton Park Hagerstown L. Pearce Frederick Earl F. Hargett Fourteenth Street Neidig Avenue Monocacy Motors, Inc West Sixth Street North Market Street Kenneth G. Porter Seventh and Bentz George W. Poole Haw Bottom J. B. McClellan Frederick Junction Urbana Barrick C. Frank Miller Charlesville Jesse Clark Smiles T. H. Schroyer Middletown Fountain Road John W. Cariford Knoxvile

Seaway Priority Put on Senate Action Jan 5

The Senate Republican Policy Committee moved three bills for January consideration including the St. Lawrence Seaway proposal. Taft said the item will be debated as committees review the Truman aid plan for Europe. The Foreign Relations Committee plans hearings starting Thursday on the four year European Recovery program.

Washington Senate Republican Polcy Committee Senate St. Lawrence Seaway Europe Taft Ohio St. Lawrence State Department House Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Tait Banking Committee

Motors Radios at Wayside Service Stuns Shoppers

Sales advertise Admiral RCA and Motorola auto radios from 17.95 at Wayside Service located 423 El Patrick Street. Courtesy mentions Russell Young as a contact or salesperson.

EL Patrick St. Chine Russell Youn

Truck And Bus Crash Injures Eight Near Cooksville

Eight people, including four Hood College students and a faculty member, were hurt when a westbound Blue Ridge Lines bus rear-ended a tractor trailer on Route 4 near Cooksville. Injured were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. drivers faced charges for rear lights and speed.

Hood College Blue Ridge Lines Cooksville Baltimore Frederik Frederick Memorial Hospital Blue Ridge Elias Johnson Auy Jothy Warfield Woodbine Gertrude Beach College Ann Sabol Phoenixville Martha Kirkpatrick Severns Park Joan Browning Shaker Heights Ohio Gloria Brothers Great Barrington Mass Jane Bunn Nazareth Sherwood Feed and Mill Co President Street Balimore Kis John C Martin East Baltimore Street B C. Hammersmith Randallstown Ridgeville Souder

Truman aides cut 17 billion aid target in plan

Washington reports the Truman administration will drop the 17 billion dollar target from the Marshall Plan bill. Senator Vandenberg said future Congresses won’t be bound by any fixed amount, favoring a four year authorization with a 6.8 billion dollar first year to meet Truman’s request. Also noted is the death of Jessie Lincoln Randolph, granddaughter of President Lincoln, at age about 73 in Bennington Vermont.

Washington Truman Administraion United States Vandenberg Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Congress Truman Vandenberg Robert A. Lovett Lovett Department of State Lincoln Jessie Lincoln Randolph Abraham Lincoln Bennington Randolph Robert Todd Lincoln

Extension Of Stake Nets In Bay Sought

Virginia fishermen ask the Army Engineers Corps to allow extending stake nets in the lower Chesapeake Bay. A district engineer says recommenda tions are being prepared after study and must be reviewed by the North Atlantic division and War Department. Open hearings were held last summer. Maryland Fishermen oppose the extension citing migratory fish impacts. Navigation impact on the bar remains the only ruling factor.

Baltimore Virginia Army Engineers Corps Chesapeake Bay Imore North Atlantic Division War Department Wanamaker Washington

Mt Airy Man Given Thirty Days In Jail

Deedie A Boatwright 47 of Mt Airy a Bethesda Naval Hospital guard was found guilty in Slagistrate Court at Bethesda of impersonating an officer. He received 20 days in Montgomery County jail after a not guilty plea was entered. The case involved a questioned authority by James R Miller Rockville attorney and former State Police lieutenant. Police say Boatwright admitted his true identity and asked charges be dropped. A separate note states scientists estimate microscopic floating vegetation in ocean water totals 5000 tons per square mile.

Bethesda Deedie A. Boatwright Mt. Airy Bethesda Naval Hospital Montgomery County Boatwright James R. Miller Rockville Frederick Airy

Woman named sheriff of Jefferson County West Virginia

Miss Carrie Lee Gardner Strider, 37, named sheriff of Jefferson County, succeeding the late Garland H. Moore. A deputy since 1937 and former chief deputy, she vows no crime wave and will take office after qualifying. She is a noted Democratic activist and niece of Bishop R. E. L. Strider.

Charles Town W. Va Carrie Lee Gardner Strider Jefferson County Strider R. E. L. Strider Wheeling Episcopal Diocese Garland H. Moore Moore Alatt Garrett West Virginia Panhandle Charleston James Faull Senate John Brown

New sheriff native to Jefferson county noted

The article identifies the new sheriff as a Jefferson county native. It also mentions her mother, Mrs. J. W. Strider, residing at Leetown, and notes another lobby hobby of hers being fishing.

Jefferson County J. W. Strider Leetown

Inquiry Into High Cost Of Living in Washington

A special Federal grand jury in Washington opened an inquiry into the high cost of living and possible price fixing. Four Justice Department antitrust lawyers presented the case, with officials from major Washington dairies and the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association subpoenaed for seven years of records. Witnesses are expected next week.

Washington Justice Department John Ford Baecher Washington Dairies Maryland Virginia Milk Producers” Association

Truman Advisors Weigh Higher Taxes on Corp Profits

President Truman’s top consultants said tonight the Chief Executive is weighing a proposal to raise taxes on corporate profits to fund relief for lower personal income brackets.

Truman

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