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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1951

Page

4

Bids in Maryland highway project hinge on prevailing wage rule

Bids for relocating three miles of old US 40 and widening work near Frederick vary by whether the prevailing wage law is applied. Westminster firm Thomas Beam and Alaitec quotes 570454, rising to 27623 if law applies, while Camden Construction bids 505236 under the same condition. Erie Wassell Frederick proposes 63104 and 670456, Sam Finley Athol 519715, with total costs reflecting prevailing wage if required. Williams Construction Baltimore bids 7208?, contingent on wage ruling, and Nelle Teer of Durham quotes 775953 if prevailing wage applies.

Court of Appeals Reads Commmission U. S. 40 Frederick Middletown Westminster Thomas, Beam, and Alaatec Ing Arundel County Williams Ca Betruction Company Baltimore Niles Durhauwy

Bids Opened Revisit Route 40 Relocation Plan Near Frederick

State Roads Commission opened bids Tuesday for relocating a section of old Route 40 west of Frederick near the Country Club. Protests by residents prompt a restudy commitment. A second bid package covers widening and resurfacing about three miles on Route 15 near the Washington highway.

State Roads Commission Frederick Country Club Russell H. McCain SRC Here Associated Press Tagk Baltimore Maryland Court of Appeals Tower Court

Taft urges brisk but limited buildup of air and sea power

Senator Taft at a National Press Club luncheon urged a one year middle course to mobilize quickly without crippling the economy. He opposed President Truman's Europe defense emphasis and Gov. Dewey's call for a 100 division army, favoring strong U S air and sea weapons over large ground forces.

Washington Taft GR Ohier United States Taft Truman Europe National Press Club Thomas E. Dewey New York Dewey Ohio

Taft downplays war risk and drafts and taxes plan

Taft, citing Senator Tru man, discounts a new world war threat and warns against panic. He outlines defense taxes likely reducing incomes, possible two year youth drafts, and price-wage controls with sacrifices of freedom. He cautions against overreaction to Soviet expansion claims.

Eralissimo Chiang Kai - Shek Senate Taft Mr.Truman Russia

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Women

A woman recounts relief from hot flashes and nervous tension during menopause after using Lydia Pinkham's Compound. She notes embarrassment from changes, overheard remarks about her condition, and praises the remedy as wonderfully effective for symptoms and strengthening resistance. The testimonial highlights mixing the medicine with juice or water.

Louise Lydia Pinkham

Kiwanians Are Honored For Perfect Attendance

Twenty one Kiwanians with perfect attendance scores for 1950 were awarded tabs for membership pins at the Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. Kenneth L. Metcalf presented the honors. Albert M. Coblentz led with 100 percent attendance for 26 years, with other honorees including Melvin M. Engle and Francis B. Sappington.

Kenneth L. Metcalf Francis Scott Key Hotel Albert M. Coblentz Melvin M. Engle Francis B. Sappington Jesse B. An

Kiwanis club details attendance and history drive

The report lists long service and age divisions from a Kiwanis club and notes a 1951 goal of 90 percent attendance. Walter Crowther, education committee chair, outlines Kiwanis origin in 1914 Detroit and its growth to over 3,000 clubs worldwide. President Cheatham presides and announces res.

Kiwanis director McGill resigns moves to Washington

Ormand R. Galvin nominated to fill the vacancy and a vote will be taken at next week's meeting. The resignation of Thomas F. McGill, Kiwanis director, will move him to Washington, with confirmation pending at the forthcoming session.

Ignation Thomas F. McGill Kiwanis Washington Ormand R. Galvin

Visiting Kiwanian and Guests Attend Meeting

Present were one visiting Kiwanian, Arthur Hutton of Flandreau South Dakota, and one guest, William Finnie.

Arthur Hutton Flandreau S. D William Finnie

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