Registration Opens as Landlords Register for Local Rent Control
A large group of landlords filled a North Market street school basement to register for rent control under a federal program just extended to the city. A six member district office staff, aided by school officials, handled registrations from 10 am to 4 pm with evening hours 6 30 to 9 30 pm. Similar registration started in five other towns and continues through Thursday. The process requires listing current rent, rent on July 1 1943, and services provided. under the program tenants pay no more than their July 1 1943 housing costs. Registrations are kept in triplicate with receipts issued to landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
District Rent Control Office
Baltimore
Chester G. Clem
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Walkersville
Middletown
Thurmont
Garden Club Talk Highlights Roses at Frederick Meeting
Garden Club of Frederick held its June session at Vineland Farm the home of Mrs Vin cent Rogers. President Mrs W F Riddell spoke on roses and displayed new varieties with members also showcasing their own specimens. After touring the gardens tea was served. The group planned a July 13 family picnic at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Frederick
Vincent Rogers
Vineland Farm
W. 4. Riddell
Braddock Heights
Deed Recorded for Property in Hauvers District
Deed recorded in the clerk’s office covers sale of property and improvements in Hauvers district near the Blue Ridge Summit station of the Western Maryland Railway. Emily C. Stanley transfers to Mr and Mrs Robert W. Hearne for about 55000 in revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauvers
Blue Ridge Summit
Western Maryland Railway Company
Emily C. Stanley
Robert W. Hearne
Maryland Dairy Producers Get Higher Production Payments
Maryland dairy farmers receive on average more than double the regional payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program. Eighty four hundred Maryland farmers participate since October 1943 with payments totaling 1,148,000 through March 1, showing Maryland averages of 27.00 to 28.63 monthly versus regional averages of 10.52 to 12.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
East Central
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
State Aaa
Joseph H. Blandford
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Damage suit moved to Frederick county for trial in Baltimore collision
A $10 000 damage suit from a trolley truck collision on October 13 in Baltimore was moved to Frederick county for motions on venue with no hearing date set. Plaintiff Rebecca Wood of Baltimore sues Baltimore Transit Co and Norman Walker of Meyersdale Pa claiming scalp contusion, cerebral concussion and permanent brain injury after the trolley struck the defendants truck on Howard street. A jury was elected and the case sent here due to alleged inability to obtain a fair trial in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick County
Rebecca Wood
Baltimore Transit Company
Norman Walker
Meyersdale
Howard Street
Alaska Flag Designed by a 13 Year Old Boy
A young Alaskan boy, at age thirteen, designed the state flag that symbolizes Alaska. The design impressed officials and became the official flag in the early history of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Roosevelt cites Nazi drive to exterminate Jews in Europe
President Roosevelt told Congress that as Nazi defeat nears their fury to wipe out the Jewish race in Europe remains unchecked. He cited Christian group killings and warned the Nazis seek victory for their principles through mass extermination as the war nears end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Hitler
Postwar staffing crisis demands millions of new jobs
Senate postwar planning panel reports that 8 to 10 million more Americans must be employed in peacetime than ever before, even with some veterans retained. Full employment could require 54 to 56 million workers, well above the prewar peak of about 46 million. The study warns prosperity hinges on jobs. Elizabeth Klipp Vann of Madison is named to the publicity committee for the Four Freedoms Memorial honoring Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr. set to be unveiled in Madison on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
George
D.-Ga
Brunswick Potomac Rod and Gun Club Incorporation Filed
Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the State Tax Commission for the Brunswick Potomac Rod and Gun Club. Purpose is to operate a sporting club with no capital stock. Incorporators are B. Lee Feete, J. Atlee Shry and Arthur F. Hightman, all of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Brunswick-Potomac
NO ASPIRIN FASTER than genuine St Joseph Aspirin
Advertising copy touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10¢ with claims none faster or surer. Encourages readers to demand St Joseph brand and questions paying more for alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
T. Joseph Aspirin
Private John A. Bakers New Guinea station noted
In New Guinea Private John A. Baker son of John L. Baker of Thurmont Route 2 has served there for two years. He attended Thurmont school before joining the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Baker
John L. Baker
Thurmont
Route 2
New Guinea
Thurmont School
Army
Water notices warn of disconnections for delinquents
Water Rent Collector Harry C. Castle sent notices to Frederick residents warning that unpaid accounts must be settled within ten days to avoid water service disconnection. He previously notified delinquents about a month ago and reported about 73 percent had arranged payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry C. Castle
Castle
Canceling a Hotel Reservation in Wartime Etiquette
The guidance advises canceling a reserved hotel room promptly when it is no longer needed, stressing it as a courteous wartime practice to avoid wasting scarce lodging. It urges timely action to help the hotel reallocate accommodations to others in the crowded city.
Federal aid plan would boost New York and Texas road funds
The House Roads committee endorsed a $1.5 billion highway bill with a new funding formula based on population area and post-road mileage. New York would receive about $195,000 annually and Texas $29,347,000, while Maryland would gain $4,692,000. States would match 40 percent initially, rising to 50 percent, replacing a 75-25 split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Texas
House Roads Committee
Robinson
Utah
Empire State
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Postwar highway aid cuts Maryland share in half
The article notes that aid in postwar highway construction would reduce Maryland's expected share to about 50 percent, impacting planning and funding for regional road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Swarms Of Jap Beetles Expected Soon In State
Maryland farmers and horticulturists were advised to prepare for swarms of Japanese beetles expected to appear in the state within two weeks. The Department of Entomology at the University of Maryland disclosed that cooperative beetle retardation work will continue with government agencies county commissioners and the university to achieve lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Department of E Wn
University of Maryland
Beetle Damage Linked to Milky Disease and Parasites
Entomologists report acute damage by beetles tied to a milky white disease and parasitic infections. The finding highlights a complex interaction affecting beetle health and ecosystem impact.
17 Year Olds Eligible For Air Corps Enlistments
The War Department reopened Aviation Cadet training for 17 year olds in the Army Air Forces. The Third Service Command announced the new policy inviting capable youths to enlist for air service and potential pilot navigator bombardier training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
War Department
Third Service Command
Army Air Forces
Examining Board Office Located in Equitable Building Baltimore
The examining board is housed in the Equitable building in Baltimore Maryland. The note specifies the location for board staff and inquiries within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Gunners, Examining Board
Equitable Building
Baltimore, Mad
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North Market St. School
Prender
East Patrick Street
Elmer E. Dixon
United
OPA
WEA
WPB
Industry
RPAD
Keystone
IME
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
Rogers Park Drug CO
Park Heights Avenue
DuPont
E. South Street
District of Columbia
Ezra B. Whitman
State Roads Commission
Nilan
Capudine
Werth
Amson’'S
North Market St
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Globe Brewing Co
Baltimord
Hephiy
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