Permits Burst for 25 Dwellings in Frederick County May
May permits total more than 120000 with 50k for Walkersville fire hall and community center. Projects include four barns a packing shed two silos and numerous dwellings from Frederick to Myersville Emmitsburg and Thurmont plus a 40 stall cow barn and various bungalows and additions. Notable entries include Walkersville Fire Co project and several homeowners with listed values and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lamar Barrick
Frederick County
Walkersville
Gilbert L. Hall
Creagerstown
Joseph Livezey, Jr
Sterling W. Edwards
Myersville
David Kline
Harrisville
Singapore
Benjamin H. McGaha
Mt Pleasant
Thurmont
Norman Crouse
Guy R. Ramsburg, Jr
Harmony Grove
Wilbert Somerlade
Russell S. Hickman
Reich
Ford Road
Paul D. Shafer
Shookstown Road
Harry Roderick
Thurston Road
Wilbur Snoots
Knoxville
Petersville Road
Harry C. Snoots
Vernon C. Aheart
Middletown
Sile
Eisler Denies Leading U S Communist Party
Prague June 1 Gerhart Eisler says he has never led or joined the American Communist Party. The fugitive labeled by a congressional committee as the No 1 Communist agent in the United States seeks $23,500 from the U S in a suit or aims to work for a democratic unified peaceful Germany. Eisler, German born, awaits a Leipzig University post and seeks a Soviet zone People’s Council seat. He says the US allowed his return to Germany in 1946 but the committee kept him to frighten children. He fled New York May 6 on $23,500 bail from the Civil Rights Congress, and flew to Czechoslovakia yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gerhart Eisler
Communist Party
United States
Germany
Eisler
Leipzig University
People's Council
UN- American Activities Committee
New York
New York State
Civil Rights Congress
Germantown Officer Among Plane Crash Victims
Two Army officers were killed in a plane crash last night. Lt. Warren J. Ludwig and Lt. Leland E. Langford, artillery officers and Army liaison pilots at Fort Benning, died. Lt. Henry Matney of Germantown Md parachuted to safety and was treated for bruises. The conference of the Baltimore Methodist Church opens today at Western Maryland College with Dr. W. A. Smart and Bishop Carleton Lacy among the opening speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Warren J. Ludwig
New York City
Leland E. Langford
Fort Benning
Henry Matney
Germantown
Westminster
Baltimore Methodist Church
Western Maryland College
Board of Missions
W. A. Smart
Emory University
Carleton Lacy
China
A Messy Face Hides With KLEEREX Medicated Liquid
A vintage ad touts KLEEREX a medicated liquid that dries pimples and relieves itching and redness. It claims greaseless stainless visibility and easy day or night use with a money back offer. Priced 49 cents or triple size 98 cents at druggists.
NLRB Order Blocks Union Shop Demand in Coal Talks
Washington June 1 coal industry sources say a recent NLRB ruling barring John L Lewis from forcing a union shop weakens his leverage in contract talks. The board ordered Lewis and the United Mine Workers to drop union shop demands, with a June 13 deadline to pledge compliance. If Lewis persists, court injunctions loom. Negotiators remain undecided on continuing a union shop clause in steel contracts, arguing over winter wages and welfare funds while coal stocks remain ample. Talks resume tomorrow in Bluefield West Virginia as mediation may intervene if progress stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
NLRB
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bluefield
W. Va
U. S. Steel Corp
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Baltimore Commissioner Ends 40 Year Train Commuting Era
U S Commissioner Ernest Volkart began a new commuting life on June 1, leaving the Baltimore and Ohio trains after four decades. He had ridden B O trains between his Aberdeen home and Baltimore work, switching today to the Pennsylvania line. The B and O line from Baltimore to Singerly near Elkton ran its final trip yesterday as the B QO gained abandonment permission for the 45 mile run. Volkart, who played his card games on board, noted only three players remained and recalled years with four or five games. He estimates 11,000 Baltimore Aberdeen trips and about 20,000 games, missing only March 4, 1900 when a cablivcard blocked passage. He called the last B O ride a funeral for an old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.S
Ernest Volkart
Volkart
Aberdeen
Cablivcard
Robison vs Gavilan July 11 Title Bout Set in Philadelphia
Welterweight champion Roy Sugar Robison and Havana’s Kid Gavilan today signed for a 10 round title fight at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium on July 11, promising a high stakes clash in a city boxing spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roy Sugar Robinson
Kid Gavilan
Havana
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
Children Unhurt In School Bus Collision
Occupants of a loaded school bus were shaken-up but uninjured about 3:48 o clock Wednesday afternoon in Walkersville when a sedan collided with the bus at the intersection of Main street and Frederick avenue. State Trooper Arthur Rudy charged Mrs. Ruth Naomi Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Main Street
Frederick Avenue
Arthur Rudy
Ruth Naomi Kline
Bus Collision Reported In Frederick County
The News of Frederick Maryland reports a minor collision where a car struck a school bus operated by William H Harbaugh of New Midway. The officer noted about $250 damage to the car and light damage to the bus as the bus traveled slowly at the time of impact. Harbaugh described the incident as his first collision experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Harbaugh
New Midway
Harbaugh
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Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Massey Harris
Bartner Bros
Lidell
Rolk OF Ages
Aca
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market Street
Lobell
the News
Frederick, Md
C. A. Cosgrove
the Home Jumbee
Aerat
Duran
Sangre
East
Patrick Street
McKettrick
W. Patrick Sr
Mle
Lobell’s
Cate Laces
Rich Skinner
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