Thurmont Firemen To Hold Large Carnival
Thurmont Fire Company prepares for its annual carnival on the grounds from August 3 to 7 with a Friday August 6 street parade and a long list of committees and activities including games booths and a duck pin event. Local organizers include General Omer J Dubel and multiple treasurers and volunteers coordinating booths, refreshments, and entertainment.
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Four Tinplate Mills Reopen After Peaceful Resumption
Four of six tinplate mills in Cumberland reopen after police guard wire barricade. About 190 workers resume operations with no disorder. Pickets face charges under city ordinance limiting activity. test case to be heard in Circuit Court after writs of habeas corpus.
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Steel Strike Clashes as Pickets and Workers Face Off
Pickets clashed with workers at Republic Steel Co plants, as a reopened facility faced entry blocks by about 1000 strikers. Police cleared a path for the morning shift, injuring several and leaving two officers hurt. A later flare up saw rocks hurled and an automobile striking a striker, amid ongoing demand for bargaining talks with Republic and two other steel firms.
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OL Shouts Down Foodhouse Agreement in Buffalo
A F L and United Teamsters strike remains by 1000 truck drivers in Buffalo after a 12 point compromise from 44 wholesale food merchants failed to win union support. Drivers vow to continue blocking roads to cut off city supplies from farms and nearby cities.
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Fredericks City Police Try 10 Hour Day Shift Trial
Frederck citys police depat ment began a 10-hour day on Monday in a trial bake. The schedule has officers on varied start and end times from 6 am to 6 pm and 8 am to 6 pm while merit shift runs 8 pm to 4 am. The move follows years of 12-hour days with seven days a week coverage and leaves out Square Corner and swap parking and trail officers.
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Rainstorm Delivers Over An Inch In Two Hours
A heavy noon Monday rainstorm drenched Trederick and surrounds, dropping over an inch of precipitation in two hours while much of the county had lighter or no rain. A Wallstein cow near Frederick Junction was struck by lightning and killed as storms lashed the area. The storm left flooded fields and high creeks, with isolated heavier showers reported in Brunswick Mt Airy Walkersville and nearby towns.
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Seek Way To Market Crops In Emergency
East on Md July 26 Eastern Shore farm leaders met with Maryland Farm Bureau and University of Maryland Extension Service to draft plans for marketing truck crops in emergencies. State-wide cooperative marketing, born from the Phillips Packing strike in Cambridge, seeks feasibility across counties. Arthur H Weed, Hillsboro Queen Anne cooperatives, said the meeting aimed to organize a statewide marketing effort. A committee was appointed to contact state and county farm leaders.
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Radio first used on ship aboard July 2022
A Dublin newspaper reports Alaska has more than 20 active volcanoes and notes a building boom in Brazil is expected to continue for some time. The Fly ing Huntress was reporting on Kingstown regatta when radio first was used aboard ship in 1899.
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Men Clash With Strikers at Republic Steel Plant
In Cleveland on July 26, hundreds of workers rushed from the Corrigan McKinney plant of Republic Steel Corp and fought strikers after shift changes. Dozens were injured, one man killed, about five taken to a hospital, and around 75 cars damaged as clubs and rocks flew.
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