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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1947

Page

3

Sheriffs Denied Pay Increase Under State Constitution

The Attorney General rules county commissioners cannot raise deputy sheriffs salaries to 2400 a year citing Article II Section 35 of the Maryland Constitution. He notes sheriffs’ salaries cannot be increased during their term, despite the act allowing increases for some officials. Sheriff Guy Anders argues deputies need the raise for car replacements and costs. The ruling covers Frederick County quarterly payments and statewide implications.

Maryland Pery Genel Assembly S. Teats Garret County Guy Anders Anders Tvo Frederick County

Sheriff Salaries Referendum Question Raises AG Interest

A statewide issue stems from a November referendum on increasing pay for non elective sworn officers. The Attorney General has not yet ruled on the change, while sheriffs in several counties are urged to follow court directives on fines costs and salaries. The matter, tied to Article II Section 35 and Section 93 or Article 12, remains unsettled. In Cumberland Maryland, Celanese workers strike ends without progress after a three day walkout. Negotiations pause as James A Holden, federal conciliator, will set the resumption.

Seo Senate Bil Solari Cout Hall Hammond Cumberland Celanese Corporation of America James A. Holden

Curley Loses Appeal on Mail Fraud Conviction

Boston Mayor James M. Curley lost his Supreme Court appeal from a mail fraud conviction. The court left in place a sentence of six to 18 months in jail and a $1,000 fine, while offering a hearing in a separate case on religious instruction in public schools. Curley refused to resign and stated he would follow his lawyers’ advice as they seek reconsideration.

Washington James M. Curley Boston Supreme Court Curley

Meeting Opens with Hymn and Scripture Readings

The president presided as twenty members and visitors attended toll call. Ruth Lambert read scripture before the Lord's Prayer. The secretary's report was approved. In June meetings start promptly at 8 30 p.m. DST. Mrs. Leslie Stull thanked the society for flowers she received. Mrs. Luther Powell hosts in the parish hall on June 4.

America Ruth Lambert Leslie Stull Society Luther Powell

Policy Committee Of Miners Is Dispersed

Washington June 2 John L Lewis dispersed his 200 man policy group signaling an end to immediate prospects for an accord with the coal industry. The action followed the collapse of negotiations between Lewis United Mine Workers Union and operators of the North and West. Negotiations broke down Saturday after operators rejected Lewis demand for a 35 cent hourly wage boost and Lewis turned down the operators counter offer.

Washington John L Lewis Nacoal Lewis United Aline Workers Union & Operators North West Lewis

How Dr.Edwards Helps Folks Who Are Constipated

For over 40 years Dr F M Edwards of Ohio offered Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and associated headaches and fatigue. The ad claims the tablets act on upper and lower bowels, promising comfortable, satisfactory results and urging readers to follow label directions and buy for 15 or 30 cents.

F. M. Edwards Ohio Dr. Edwards

Army Worm Warning for Frederick County

County Agent Henry R Shoemaker said no army worm reports have been received this year in Frederick County after a state entomologist warned of possible outbreaks. He noted past damage two years ago and that barley ripening coincides with worm appearance, with considerable barley losses reported in prior seasons.

Frederick County Henry R Shoemaker Ernest N Cory Shoemaker

Worm damage hits pasture near Givyndon in Baltimore County

Two years ago drifting worms damaged an ore pasture near Givyndon Baltimore County. Officials urged farmers to report first appearance to apply control measures. Dr Cory described worms as seven inches long dark olive green with white and dark stripes.

Cory Givyndon Baltimore County Onc

Regional Rail Links Sighted From West Virginia to South Carolina

A series of proposed rail connections links Wheeling Huntington and Charleston West Virginia Charleston and Savannah Georgia with Monile Alabama as part of a broader mid Atlantic south eastern transport plan.

Wheeling, Huntington Charleston, W. Va Charleston, S. C Savannah, Ga Monile Ala

Idleness Gains In Labor Market Areas

Washington reports unemployment rising in 22 of 80 principal labor market areas with large surpluses seen in Scranton and Johnstown Pennsylvania.

Washington United States Employment Service Scranton Johnstown

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