Rent: Director Details Eviction Rules Under 1946 Rent Act
Hagerstown area officials clarify eviction limits after Congress revived Price Control Act. Notices to quit after June 30 1946 largely void. exceptions allow eviction if purchaser intends to move in or if pre June 30 notices filed with rent office. Refunds for July not required. future months may be affected. Purchasers occupying after June 30 1946 must obtain a new Certificate of Eviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
E. D. Condron
L. J. Clark
Hagerstown
Manta Ph Bete Office
Condron
Clark
Cumberland
Frederick
Truman
Maryland Guard Begins Weeklong Army Life Camp Encampment
Camp Ritchie Maryland July 28 A week of Army life and Army relations began for Maryland State Guardsmen arriving from armories statewide in trucks jeeps and ambulances Nine battalions and detachments settled into barracks with no drills or regular assignments except KP duty Field drill and rifle practice start tomorrow The encampment is the first here since 1942 when the Army used the area for a Military Intelligence training center Maj Gen Dwight B Mobley will command the troops Two days focus on rifle practice with riot control and civilian disturbance drills Also Lydia post office to be renamed James postoffice effective August 1 by the Post Office Department
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Camp Ritchie
Army Ife
Army
Maryland
State Guard
National Guard
Guard
Dwight B
Mander
Peace Treaties Drafted by Committees in Hagerstown
The report notes committees tasked with drafting peace treaties in Hagerstown while detailing local post office history in St James. Lydia named post office serves St James community, replacing St James School post office two years ago. Beginning August 1 mail for St James residents should be addressed St James Md.
Three Hurt In Accidents In Frederick Area
Three people were treated for serious injuries at Frederick City Hospital after weekend crashes. Gordon F. Justice, 34, of Woodbine, suffered head injuries and facial lacerations when his sedan collided with a tractor-trailer near Florence. Loudell Isaacs, 19, of Highlands, and Ernest Barnes, 20, of Mt. Airy, had possible skull fractures after their car left Route 27 and hit a tree south of Taylorsville. Barnes was described as satisfactory, and Isaacs as likewise. The incidents involved a vehicle driven by Hanford A. Van Sant, 22, of Mt. Airy, and state police noted Justice may have pulled from a side road into the path of the truck.
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Frederick City Hospital
Gordon F. Justice
Route 2
Woodbine
Florence
Loudell Isaacs
Highlands
Ernest Barnes
Mt. Airy
Taylorsville
Barnes
Miss Isaacs
Florence-Daisy Road
Pincues
Ane Anew Tre
Hanford A. van Sant
Route 4
C. D. Armstrong
Laytonsville
H. L. Williams
Justice
van Sant
J. Stanley Grabill
J. F. White
Herbert Brown Moxley
E. M. Snyder
Speedy Action On Decontrol Board Likely
Washington reports the Senate Banking Committee unanimously approved President Truman s three nominees for the new price decontrol board with hearings planned on whether major food items should stay free of ceilings. Officials expect swift confirmation to enable immediate work on reviving price controls by August 20 for meats dairy products grains and related items, with hearings to gather consumer and industry views.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Pew Price Decontrol Board
Senate
Senator Radcliffe
Dmd
Radcliffe
Roy L. Thompson
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
George H. Mead
Mead Paper and Pulp Co
Dayton
Ohio
War Labor Board
Daniel W. Bell
The
Treasury
Thompson
Mead i
Bell
Mead
Gbacco
De Gaulle Urges Franco British Pact as Western Bloc Key
Gen Charles de Gaulle called for a rapid Franco British alliance as the cornerstone of a Western European bloc to ensure self preservation amid global rivalries. He warned a third world war could occur if Germany regains grandeur and teams with others, as Paris eyed the upcoming European peace talks and Russia's policy.
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Bar-le-Duc
France
Charles de Gaulle
America
Russia
de Gaulle
Germany
Paris
18 Arrests By Police Over Weekend
Day and night police combined force resulted in 18 arrests from Saturday noon to Sunday 6 pm. Many jailed in default of collateral with dockets showing regulars and collateral amounts from 2.50 to 550 dollars. Named arrestees include William Blank and Harry Chaney with multiple charges. Intoxication loitering peace disturbance and destruction of property listed. Officers Lt. Dorsey Sgt. Swomley and Marks led the arrests.
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William Blank
Harry Chaney
Walter Keeney
Frank Hardy
Milton Gardner
Worgess Green
Adamstown
Sylvester
Posey
Tony Wagner
Jacob Gus
Burgess Green
Fletcher Gray
Thomas’ Lee
Hope Hill
Albert Blank
Mehrle Burkett
John A. Williams
Enoch Scott
Ernest and
Helen Shoemaker
West
Patrick Street
Dorsey
Swomley
Marks
Tigi Simmons
Potts
Rentzell
Tyergar
Hoffman
State Firemen Group Meeting Held Here
The Maryland State Firemen's Association convened a two session meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with W Bartgis Storm elected president. Officers and officials from across Maryland discussed a potential dues increase and a survey to pursue firemen benefits and an in‑state memorial and training center at College Park.
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W. Bartgis Storm
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Staite
Storm
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
College Park
Byrd
Eugene J. C. Raney
Kensington
B. H.shipley Sr
Ellicott City
J. M. Brown
Pleasstants
Karl Young
Mr. Storm
Association
Henry E. Marschalk
Takoma Park
C. William Eeton
Hagerstown
W. A. Simmell
Cottage City
Committees Named at Assembly Meeting
The assembly announced multiple committee assignments including Executive chairman Landon Walston and members from Mt Airy Annapolis and Frederick for roles in exhibits fire services publicity and transportation. Also listed were Auditing chair Frank C Ort and others across towns with diverse duties. An entertainment highlight was showing color motion pictures of the Frederck convention shot by Marsenalk.
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J. Millard Tawes
Crisfoid
John M. Brown
Seat Pleasant
Henry E. Marechalk
Takoma Park
J. L. Myers
Arnold
Anne
Frederck
Marsenalk
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Rent
Army Life
Lydia
James
Axis Satellites
Budapest
Fescher
Poland
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Tria
Transylvania
Remenia
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Szeged
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tran
Romania
Danube
Soria
Ncwarest
Bulgaria
Torthern
Bukovia
Bessarabia
Dobruja
Balkan
United Kingd
U.S.5. R
Australia
Canada
Czech
India
Zealand
Ukraine
S. Africa
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
Office of Rubber Reserve
Pompeii
Italy
Mt. Vesuvius
Norway
Denma
Wes
Austria
Ung
SLR
Ry Ees
Rey
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Kinga Slr
White
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United Kinga Ussr
Kingd
Greece
Africa
Waoslavie
United Kingdom
U.S
Belgium
Brazil
China
Netherlands
Finland
Sail
Western Maryland
Studebaker
Plymouth
Ford
Pontiac
Hillside Motor Co
Patrick
S. Water St
Grefton
Nick) Dorsey
Nick
Eldred
Hook) Dorsey
Hook
Wase
Mperer Ma
Berger’s
North Market St
State Firemen ‘Group
Barbara Pritrhie Motor Co
W. Patrick St
Nuuare
Hendrickson
Market ST
Weil Brothers Frederick
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Saul LL Romsburg
WFMD
Social and Frenemic Research Foundation, Inc
SFR
Social
Foundaton, Inc
S. B. RF
Patrick St
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