Peace moves amid GM strike bring near peace
A six day armistice allowed General Motors managers and United Automobile Workers to prepare for permanent settlement talks. Key actions include agreed not to reopen closed plants, sitdown strikers to move, demobilization of 2800 National Guardsmen, partial reopening of branches on reduced basis, and progress in West Coast maritime talks as longshoremen seek an end to the strike.
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Thurmont Fire Company elects 1937 officers in town hall
In Thurmont on January 16 the annual fire company election re elected Omar J. Dubel as president with Lloyd C. Mackley Charles Barrick James Eyler and more chosen for 1937. Separate lodge installations followed including Margaret Jones Rebekah No 67 with officers from Samaritan Lodge. A pageant and hospital visits noted. several local residents reported illnesses travel and social events.
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Thurmont Fire Company
Omar J. Dubel
Lloyd C. Mackley
Charles Barrick
James Eyler
S. B. Bennett
L. C. Mackley
Charles Ambrose
H. Q. Miller
John M. Creeger
Roy Creeger
Lee Martin
George Black
Charles Rifle
Raymond Knott
John Jackson
Milton Carback
Howard Freeze
E. E. Eyler
M. A. Birely
J. K. Gray
Hugh Eby
Addie Gaugh
Nina Hetterly
Margaret Damuth
Lela Metterly
V. Gy
Esther» Webb
Minnie Zentz
Ruth Krise
Mina Smith
Laura Zentz
Viola Re
Stanley Mubbard
Ida Molmaster
Calvin Isaacs
Genevieve Ramsburg
Ruth Ramsburg
George Hoffman
Arline Stull
Junior Stull
A.J. Williar
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Robert G. Loy
Misa
Eleanor G. Loy
Barrie Wiremant
Wiremai
Sarlle Wireman
Paul
Florence
Frances
Edgar Lewis
Maurice
Taree
Charing Suite
Madeline
Browe
Emmitsburg Fire Company Elects Charley Mort To Sixth Term
Emmitsburg fire company held its annual election at the gentleman's home electing Charley Mort to a sixth consecutive term as president. Other officers re-elected include Vice President Dr. William Trethewey secretary J W Jefferner treasurer J Elmer Zimmerman chief Herbert W Roger assistant chief Joseph R Hoke and several directors. The treasury showed a balance of 15057.
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James
Shindie
Jimmy
Herman Warren
Ammon Clinger
Catherine Layman
Vernartina Layman
Martha Morganthon
Elmer Perviance
Waynesboro
Bernard Jankins
Philadelphia
Norma Krall
Pittsburgh
Toy Beatty
Mra
Herbert Goeexaman
Yin
M. O
Dol Dern
Arthur Green
Strafford
Mircea Helen Dern
Margaret Bailey
Charica T. Ridge, Jr
Charles Beard
Thurmont
Oto Tempstead
Long Inland
N.Y
Claude Freeze
Florida
Freeze
Menton
Emmitsburg
Fromen
Charley PF. Mort
Dr. William II, Trether
J. W. Jefehner
J. Elmer Zimmerman
Herbert W. Roger
Joseph R. Hoke
Weory Gerkin
Hoe
Lewis Bell
Clarence G. Fatley
Maurice Gillelan
Bernard VE Davie
Charles A. Marner
John i Rosensteetr
George Feo Eyder
Wialliam Uf Treiber
Ehairman
Carapatiy
Monseigneur Fallon Sheen Speaks at St Josephs College
Monsignor Fallon Sheen of the Catholic University of America, famed Catholic speaker, visited St Josephs College in Emmitsburg and delivered an address in De Paul auditorium to a large audience. He discussed Communism, its philosophy and tactics, with poems recited before the lecture and was introduced by Miss Loulee Sebold, alumnae association president. He will depart Cornell Atutfs for Spearfish SD, stationed until spring.
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Mattila Wisolzkey
Thurmont
Franklin Danner
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Kemp Kitty Pit
Nellie
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Dirkis
Leaoy Tharp
Margaret
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Roderick
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Kenny Star
Lady Mis
J. L. Nester Pawy
Jewe M. Burall
Moliie Gru
Edythe Hoderuck
Charles Wertheimer
Dames
E. Ferrell
Marie
Jose M Buraida
J. Ridgley Flock
Patsy Gil Wit
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J. Leroy Rimnsburg
Alton Ht
Kemp Rosamn
Wing Sug Lewis W. Brown
J. Leroy
Mari
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Tudgley Flock
Henry D. Lakin
Lewis W. Brown
Alton Ry Kemp
J. Leroy Ramaburg
Rh&ag
J T Neeter
Artie JR Kemp
Josee M. Burall, Jr
Grg
Paul A. Stockman
Pbr&gig
Edgar Roderick
Paul
J. Nidgley
Menry D. Lakin
Phargg
Frederick County Dairy
Erst Improvement , Association
Fred Wintermeyer
Clyde Z. Green
L. H. Remsberg
Betty Gshint
Austin and
Ethel “Immerman Marie
Simon L. Downey
Iris
Guernacy
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A. N. McCardell
Addie Pan
Don Pbil
Jedwin
Lundgren Smith Heiltle
Austin
Ethel
Zimmerman
Pringest Gil
T. M. Anderson
Black
Guernsey
Edwin Lundgren
Dosie
David Young
Martin Beachley Hlule
Virginia Pba
Ina Aw Ag
Ira Downey
Aon
N. Derr Noa
Jobn Summers
Glenn Trout
Grace
Ana Aln
McCardell
Hope
Rose
Phil
Cremmser
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Clyde
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Cornell Atutfs
Spearfish
South Dakota
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Catholic University of America
Washington DC
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Av Lois Culvert Collision Near Milton Street
A two and a half mile from the city as a blowout caused a Chevrolet coupe to veer across the road and strike a culvert on Seved street shortly after two o clock Tuesday. Both occupants escaped injury though the car was badly damaged.
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Milton Wo
Pheerd
Pat Petered
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Cette
Duane
Ani
Angead
Wats
Cadinge
Elvertoart
Pha
Ity
Ofeloek
Legislature To Get State Relief Needs
Members of the Board of State Aid and Charities will travel to Annapolis to present relief needs for the next two and a half years to a joint session of the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees. A tentative estimate foreworded by Gov Harry W Nice requests about 2.5 million dollars for public assistance and aid to dependent children and the blind.
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Board of State Aid and Charities
Annapolis
Senate Finance and
House Ways and Means
Harry W. Nice
Cally
Theo Wad Ao
Ald Age Pendons
Chidren
Bridge Repair bids opened by State Loads Commission
The State Loads Commission will open bids at noon January 26 for repairs and alterations to seven bridges in Carroll County. The program mirrors the project announced for Predetete County, with bridges to be repaired within the county road system.
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State Loads Commission
Carroll County
Predertete
Cownity
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