Signed contract seals federal housing project in Frederick
The city and the Federal Public Housing Authority formalized a contract for managing the emergency housing project in southeastern Frederick. Mayor Lloyd Culler signed as city representative after a visit by John Casey of FPHA. Work on 35 dwelling units proceeds with Thomas Heller Co. crews installing concrete supports as portable units arrive from Baltimore. The local Housing Authority will manage operations under FPHA guidance.
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Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
John Casey
New York
Federal Public Housing Authority
Casey
Stamen
Thomas Heller Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimore
John L. Shaw
Fpha Handbook of Information
Baltimore Must Solve Holdup Problem Itself
Federal officials refused to join the Baltimore case after Attorney General Tom C. Clare conferred with local prosecutors. Bernard Wells suggested a possible federal inquiry, but the department said no federal violation was found that would permit federal action.
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Baltimore
Sey
Department of Justice
Jislaup of the Century Athletic Club
Tom C. Clare
Bernard Wells
Wells
Ie Departeem
Justicee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brunswick residents seek to retain Schnauffer Hospital
Residents of Brunswick and nearby areas meet at the Brunswick municipal building to push to reopen Schnauffer Hospital after its closure last Monday. The meeting aims to gauge railroad officials’ stance and secure city support through a coordinated public effort.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Municipal
Schnauffer Hospital
William Sehnauffer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
W. B. Carpenter
Lovettsville
Schnauffer
Richard Saunders
Philadelphia
City Hospital
Five Labor Union Men In Army Fired At Aberdeen
War Department discharged five labor union officials from Aberdeen Proving Grounds for national defense reasons. The five, Local No. 1 of United Public Workers of America CIO, included Harry Spector Irving Spector Abraham Kotelchuck Phil Weiss and Rheabel Mendelsohn a woman. The action cited Public Law No 808 allowing removal of individuals in defense interests. Officials deny union activity link. Aberdeen hosts rocket and guided missile research with physicists and chemists among the discharged.
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Washington
War Department
Aberdeen
Proving Grounds
Floyd J. Parks
Departments Bureau of Public Relativis
Mason
Patterson
No. Zon
Unites Public Workers of America
CIO
Harry Spector
Irving Spector
Abraham Kotelchuck
Phil Weiss
Rheabel Mendelsohn
General Parks
Secretaries of War and Navy
Lorourgh
Army Ordnance Department
A del
Arthur Stein
United Public Workers
Abram Flaxer
Atlantic Art
Anri
Maryland National Guard Plans 104th Fighter Squadron Activation
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord announced plans to activate the 104th Fighter Squadron at Baltimore Municipal Airport with 34 planes and 350 personnel. Lt. Col. R L. Gould to command. The unit seeks pilots and various specialists with 42 officers and 308 enlisted. Upon reaching strength, Thunderbolt Mustang and Lightning fighters, C-47, A-26, and liaison aircraft are planned.
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Baltimore
Milton A. Reckord
State Adjutant General
National Guard
104Th
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore Municipal
R L. Gould
General Reckord
Air Forces Retrons
Military To Get Place On Atomic Board
The House approved seating military representatives on a five member domestic atomic energy commission, voting 127 to 196 to accept a Military Committee amendment. The measure requires the President to pick one armed forces member and may include a second, with final passage later. The Senate had favored civilians only, and the decision shifts the bill toward a Senate-House conference.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
McMahon
Truman
Army
Navy
John Rankin
D-Miss
Oak Ridge, Tenn
United States
Rankin
Piiot
May
D-Ky
Military Committee
Rep. Short
R-Mo
Mittee
Man Held for Trial in Germantown Station Robbery
Tohn H. Shaffer of Germantown faced a hearing before Judge Donald DeLagga mutt in Rockville after being charged with robbing the Germantown station on July 4. The State's Attorney for Maryland presented the case seeking a grand jury indictment and return for trial.
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Tohn H. Shaffer
Germantown
Donald Delaggmutt
Rockville
Tex
Mental examination ordered for traverser in draft case
County officials stated an examination may determine the mental condition of the traverser before deciding on action. Shaffer, 19, had never registered for Selective Service or heard of the draft law. An FBI agent registered him, and he was jailed without bond awaiting the examination. It was revealed he lives with grandfather George A. Shaffer, 71, who accompanied and stood watch during the robbery of the station.
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Gomery County
Shafter
F.B. I
Shaffer
George A. Shaffer
Young Shaffer
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