Short Courses To Keep Pace With The War
Engineering Dean S S Steinberg says University of Maryland expands short courses to train war plant supervisors. Programs run citywide with night and day sessions, including the exclusive Glenn L Martin school. emphasis on management, drafting, design, radio, safety, surveying. seeks women and older workers.
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S. S. Steinberg
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Aberdeen
Washington
Baltimore
Steinberg
University Hospital
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Dr. Steinberg
Attorneys named to preside on ration violation hearings
The Office of Price Administration announced 73 attorneys to preside on federal rationing hearings. Thirty eight will handle Baltimore cases and 35 counties. Local bar associations recommended the appointees for each area and cases involve suspected non-pleasure driving violations and other rationing orders.
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Leo H. McCormick
Office of Price Administration
OPA
McCormick
Baltimore Bar Association
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Maryland Bar Association
William M. Storm
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick County
Carroll
Montgomery
Pipeline plan dropped for 24 inch line to New York
A New England Atlantic Seaboard committee abandoned a push for a 24 inch oil line from Texas to New York. The plan, tied to military fuel needs, would run parallel to the 15 inch line now under construction and release railroad tank cars for civilian use. Representative Curley urged rapid action and full use of manpower to ease the East fuel shortage before October 1.
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New England
Curley
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War Department
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United States graphite stock rationing limits work pace
The report notes that more men should be employed at U.S. graphite stocks to speed up work, but rationing restricts costs. reference to 1939 indicates early wartime measures affecting labor and materials.
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United States
Two Local Negro Boys Held For Theft
Two local colored youths confessed Thursday night to stealing about $100 from the American Wines and Liquors at 4 West Patrick Street. Police recovered roughly $55 of the missing money. several youths were rounded up and two confessions obtained. Only two youths took money but others shared in the loot. one spent his portion lavishly on clothes and treats.
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West Patrick Street
Ellis Carty
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New Schroeder's, Inc
Girl Bandit Gets 50 Years for Robberies and Stabbing
Baltimore January 14 a 19 year old girl bandit described as disliking policemen was sentenced to fifty years for two armed robberies and a stabbing of a taxicab driver. Miss Mildred Hall protested from the bench claiming harsh treatment. Two accomplices, Dorothy Jenkins and Ann May Middleton, both 18, faced convictions with held sentences pending psychiatric exams.
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Mildred Hall
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Dorothy Jenkins
Ann May Middleton
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Middleton
Miss Hal
Price Formula For Standardized Sausages
In St. Louis on January 14 a divisional OPA price executive Charles M Elkinton said standardized sausages could replace some of the lean meat products now on the American table. He described the new price formula as a tool to stretch scarce supplies and curb costly varieties.
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Gove
OPA
Elkinton
Packera
St. Louis
Victory
Charles M. Elkinton
Washingjton
Independent Meat
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