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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1946

Page

6

Frederick Jaycees Back Federal Labor Controls

A Frederick Junior Chamber survey shows local Jaycees favor stronger federal laws to regulate labor management relations. The twelve questions reveal broad support for measures such as federal action to enforce collective bargaining, anti racketeering statutes, and limits on strikes in public utilities, with minority pushback on some state level actions.

Frederick Jack Quynn Fréderica Guembrere Fbalster Jaycee Jaycees National Mediation Board Eines

Six Died In State In June Accidents

Maryland Traffic Commission reports 36 traffic fatalities in June 1945 with 665 injuries. Pedestrians accounted for 36 percent of deaths, Baltimore City had 4 fatalities, nine counties had none. Baltimore County 9 deaths, Prince George's 6, total accidents investigated 122, with 730 in Baltimore City. Albert J. Zimmerman reports $283 campaign spending and $53.50 postage in recent primary filing.

Maryland Maryland Traffic Commission Bailimore City Baltimore City Charles Dorchester Frederick Garrett Howard Queen Anne Talbot Washington Baltimore County Prince George's County Albert J. Zimmerman House of Delegates Circuit Court

Police Court Docket Notes Fifteen Cases and Fines

Thirty cases were called before Magistrate Bennett in a marathon session. In half an hour three convictions, one dismissal, one postponement and 28 collateral forfeitures were recorded. Several defendants faced peace disturbance charges, with fines ranging from five to two hundred fifty dollars and multiple forfeitures. Marriage licenses issued at Rockyville and Germantown residents named.

Dton Y. Bennett Marathon William Miss East Patrick Street James Miller East Third Street Henry Genius West All Saints Street Regina Genius

Dr Bowers Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Ordination

Reverend John C. Bowers of Salem Lutheran Church Catonsville marked 50 years since his ordination. The event also honored his 36 years at Salem and his 79th birthday with a reception attended by church officials, ministers, and local leaders. Messages of congratulations came from numerous friends including Mayor Lloyd C. Culver.

John C. Bowers D. DL Jefferson Salem Lutheran Church Catonsville Satem Lloyd C. Culler Frederick Dr. Bowers Futhleran Parsonage Henry G. Bowers St. Mary's Weashington Calvary Baltiore Andie Bowers Dwight

Court News Lists Many Divorces and Property Deeds

The notice enumerates multiple divorce cases from Emmitsburg and nearby towns, naming pairs such as Mancino and Topper, Swan and Bush, Stull and Wooever, and others with ages and residences. It also records several property deeds transferring parcels to spouses or other individuals with nominal sums, listing names and counties involved.

Rbiabegg Mancino Charles Bernard Shorb Kathleen Anna Topper Emmitsburg Bledsoe H. Bryant Washington Thelma J. Bibb Alexandria Paul G. Lair Roky Ridge Dorothy K. Black Thurmont George J. Swan Gertrude M. Bush Rochester N.Y William L. Miller Helen Moss Oswego N. Y Simon M. Stull Margaret M. Wooever Frederick Theron F. Book Mifflinburg Nita M. Herbster Laurelton Leo B. Strasbaugh Ruth M. McCauley Erie

Tidelands Oil Titles Voted To The States

The Senate approved by 44 to 34 a measure to give states clear title to tidelands three miles or more offshore and lands beneath navigable waters within state boundaries. The bill renounces federal ownership and includes a continental shelf claim while sparking a filibuster over an anti poll tax amendment. Senators Barkley and Morse clashed before a pause delayed poll tax discussion.

Washington Senate House Barkley By Truman Morse Russell D-Ga Barkley Congress Tidelands United States Continental Shelf

Probate transfers listed in county records

A sequence of real estate transfers and executorships is recorded, naming L Ramsburg Jr and wife. Ada G Renn and executors. John H Renn and others. Susie M Funk. James Lemoyn Roberts. Trudy Preston Hiltner. Elmer Hitlerbrand. Victor G Mercer. H Kiefer DeLauter. A Owen Mercer. Newton W Cooper. Milford E Powers. James H Cramer. Hubert C Rudy. Charles Mc C Mathias trustee. Irvin W Fossett. Frank E Dawson. James Cox. William M Trittipoe. Lula B McMurry. Roy B Cannon. David Wenger. Lloyd R Withide. Joseph Francis Bentz. Harry Sproull Casler. Jack Peacock Green. Austin P Renn. Amounts range up to 12 000 dollars and involve city and county designations.

Ada G. Renn John H. Renn Susie M. Funk James Lemoyn Roberts Trudy Preston Hiltner Elmer Hitlerbrand Victor G. Mercer H. Kiefer DeLauter H. Kieffer DeLauter Owen Mercer William M. Trittipoe Benjamin E. Trittipoe Lula B. McMurry Roy B. Cannon David 2. Wenger Lloyd R. Withide Sin Joseph Francis Bentz Harry Sproull Casler Jack Peacock Green

Eisenhower Removes Bar on Ed Kennedy

Senator Downey says President Eisenhower has removed any bar that would prevent Edward Kennedy from working with the War Department as a writer. He notes Eisenhower’s action follows Kennedy’s May 7 AP dispatch on Germany's surrender and that the Supreme Allied Headquarters had suspended his press credentials.

Washington Downey Calif Senate Today Dwight D. Eisenhower Edward Kennedy Germany Army Eisenhower Supreme Allied Headquarters Kennedy War Department

Suit challenges Illinois war veteran bonus plan

Seven discharged servicemen and a former WAC filed suit in circuit court to strike down Illinois $385 million veteran bonus program and stop further spending on its publication. The measure, dubbed one of the nation’s most liberal bonus plans, awaits a November 3 referendum.

Chicago WAC Today Cirevit

Bolivia faces promise of new elections after revolt

In La Paz a provisional government formed by students and labor revolutionists pledged to call democratic elections and transfer power to a government chosen by the people. They reported finding partially burned bodies of political prisoners in police HQ boxes, signaling harsh measures during Villarroel's regime. Witnesses described Villarroel’s final assault and his death after being shot as he attempted to fire. His body was displayed publicly, lampposted and photographed before further desecration.

la Paz Bolivia Gualberto Villarroel Vi Jarroel Villarreel Freshential Villarroel Alfred Mendizabal Sas Epee Laaz

Rockville Man Loses Arm In Crash

Harry Curtis 28 of Rockville was in satisfactory condition after an automobile crash in Rockville in which he lost his left arm. Police say a truck driven by Walter Holsey 22 of Gaithersburg side swiped Curtis vehicle. Holsey faces charges of reckless driving and failing to stop after an accident.

Harry Curtis Rockville Montgomery County Curtis Walter Holsey Gaithersburg Holsey

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