Masser Wins Bonus for Extra Garbage Haul Work
A city dispute over garbage collection and the incinerator led the Board of Aldermen to approve a supplemental agreement with Charles H. Masser. Masser will receive an additional 200 a month, on top of the 100 already paid, starting in June, for hauling burnable and non burnable waste to both the incinerator and the city dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Masser
Board of Aldermen
Masser
Edward J. Smith
City Register
Eclty
Cily
Smith
Aetidvll
Alterman Harbert
Baltimore crippled children to camp at Ca toctin area July
A group of 72 Baltimore crippled children will begin a 10 week camping outing at the Ca toctin Recreational Area near Thurmont on Thursday. A staff of 16 to supervise includes physicians, nurses, and recreational leaders under Miss Mary E. Church. The camp complex features 34 blighted chestnut structures, a concrete pool with chlorinated water, a play field, and extensive sleeping cabins, lodges, washhouses, dining hall, infirmary, and administration facilities. This model vacation camp, developed by the National Park Service, was funded by federal money and is designed for eventual state administration. approval came from a Baltimore advisory committee led by J. Hammond Brown.
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Baltimore
Catoctin
Thurmont
O Ihursday
Mary E. Church
Maryland League For Crippled Children
National Park Service
Maryland
Frederick
Black House
Och
Monocacy
Cunningham Falls
Hunting Creek
Children's League
J. Hammond Brown
Mre.s. Johnson Por
Ro Mee Kinney
Art MM
Thaker Frank Rentz
Frederick Saffron Ar
George Weller
Aaron Straus
Arthur Pacy
Pe ‘ Nock
Bicycle Recovered From City Thefts
Pete Shankle, son of Frank Shankle of West Patrick Street, had his bicycle recovered in Hagerauer. Police Chief Aten Bartai was informed Friday. The Shankles planned to travel to Hagerstown for the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Shankle
Frank Shankle
Patrick Street
Sinten
Farmers Arm Selves To Haul Vegetables
Cambridge Md June 25 Grim faced farmers armed with shotguns entered the labor dispute at the Philippe canning plant where one picket was killed by a truck as 2000 strikers and management failed to meet. Deputies halted a truckload of green beans en route to the cannery under guard of about 25 armed farmers. Col Albanus Phillips, president, warned of buy and discard by the cannery if farmers act like Hershey strikers.
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Cambridge
Phillipe Canning
Packing c Company
Col
Albanus Phillips
Hershey
Frederick and Brunswick Win at Maryland Volunteer Firemen Parade
Easton Maryland June 25 Maryland’s volunteer firemen paraded through Easton ending their annual convention. Three towns were represented with Cabidge taking best appearing company with band and apparatus, Cambridge taking best uniformed line, Hampstead notable for best company with apparatus but no band, and Brunswick winning longest distance. Twenty three judges evaluated the entries while state association officers observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Maryland
Cabidge
Une St Pater
Chester Town
Cambridge Ale
Hampstead
Annaspolis No
Sid
Jason Watminster
Brunwick
Frederick
State Association
Court News Marriage Licences
Calvin De Wise 22 of Frederick Albert W Crimm and Alor G Zepp 107 Fast Third Street Frederick. Nina Lee Warrann 24 of Karoevylla and Rick Peaperte required Daiey Fidel Meharry. County $300.
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Calvin de Wise
Coa
Alor G. Zepp
Fast Third Street
Frederick Albert W. Crimm
Karoevylla
Nina Lee Warrann
Jane
Rick
Flood Control Estimate Raised for Savage River Dam
W D Luplow district river engineer increased the Savage River Dam flood control project estimate to 2 700 000 dollars from 1 600 000 citing higher costs and a need to raise the dam fifteen feet to provide 20 000 acre feet of storage and extra freeboard to improve security against extreme rain and runoff. The plan notes rights of way costs to be supplied locally and excludes damages to existing structures or property. A separate item mentions a chain of 76 hostels in New England for young hikers and bicyclists at Micents a night.
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Washington
W. D. Luplow
Savage River
Cumberland
Ater
Potomac River
Piedmont
W. Va
Luplow
David J. Lewis
New England
Wills Recorded At Rock Hall Farm Executors Named
Wills of McGill Selt near Dienkerson Walhent DL Baumaard and others recorded in the Register of Wills Office on Friday with valuations and provisions. Alt Belt estate split among sisters Mary C Chamber Amerca Lo Mer ine OL White Julia Belt, nephews and nieces receive remainder. Mary Vergeani and Julia Belt named executrices with power to sell unneeded portions. Will dated December 2, 1923 witnessed by ED Chiswell and C for Mr Belt.
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McGill Selt
Dienkerson
Walhent
Baumaard
Otiserty
Altie MM. Darner
Middletown
Vrc
Clara M. Wises
McNaig
Register of Wills
Orpheuas Court
Athiough
Alt Belt
Ruex Hull
Mary C. Chambe Amerca
Merine OL White
So Belt
Julia Belt
Vorgani
Julia
Dife
Tev
Duvall Chambers
Chiswell
Rmied C
Belts
Mrs. White
Julia Bele
Battmeardner
Grace A. Baumpardner
George T. Baurmgardier
Darner
Ehightman
Hightman T
Lexseutrix
Going Through Is Roosevelts Message
Annapolis June 25 President Roosevelt told a group of House Democrats that Congress should stay in session until it acts on major proposals including court reorganization wages and hours and tenant aid. Rep Maury Maverick said the bloc told the president three hours of informal talks and the chief executive replied that he was going through. More than 15 cabinet officers senators and representatives joined the visits to the Jefferson Island fishing club in Chesapeake Bay.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
San Antonio
Union Mills Bank Makes 4th Payment
Warren F. Sterling announced that Union Mills Savings Bank in Carroll county had made its fourth payment of ten percent on certificates of beneficial interest to depositors. The payment amounted to twelve percent of deposits at reorganization in 1933. further payments depend on liquidation of bad accounts and securities value. Depositors retain eighty percent of deposits, with twenty percent credited to accounts as certificates of beneficial interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren F. Sterling
State Bank
Union Mills Savings Bank
Carroll County
Sterling
Will bequeaths 100 dollars to Riggs grandchildren
In a 1954 will dated November 30 Emory L. Coblentz and William J Kefauver report Mrs Riggs leaving one hundred dollars to grandchildren Clara Lillian Riggs Ralph Riggs Marie Catherine Riggs and Mary Louise Riggs to be divided equally. The estate remainder goes to son Ralph W. Riggs with funding for husband support, and he is named executor. Witnesses Mary Mercer, W H Peiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
William J Kefauver
Mt Airy Postoffice Elevation to Second Class July 1
Mt Airy Postoffice will become second class on July 1 as the office meets the required annual receipts. Postmaster Ralph Sellman says lobby hours shift to 6 am to 6 pm with window service 8 am to 7 pm though no window service on holidays. Boxholders may pick up mail during lobby hours. Edward Hurley is added as assistant clerk. Benjamin F. Bryan remains as assistant. The Mt Airy office, dating to March 1820 as Parrsville, rose from fourth to third class in 1901 and began rural delivery in 1916.
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Mt. Airy Post Office
Ralph Sellman
Mr. Airy
Carroll County
Lynesville
Reisterstown
Brentwood
Airy
Sellman
Benjamin F. Bryan
Edward Hurley
Mt. Airy
Seliman
Washington
U. S
Parrsville
Baltimore County
$10,000 Suits Filed in Local Circuit Court
In Montgomery County Circuit Court two residents sue William J B Rhinehart and Marshall Flook of Frederick County for total $10,000 damages after a collision on September 22 1996 on Colesville pike near Sligo Park Drive Silver Spring Mrs Cornell operating a Ford was turning when a truck driven by Flook allegedly passed on the right and struck the car injuring Mrs Cornell. Ronald Cornell alleges loss of his wife services and medical costs. Plaintiffs are represented by Holden S Felton and J J Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
William JB Rhinehart
Marshall Flook
Frederick County
Raymond O. Cornell
Cornell
Colesville Pike
Sligo Park Drive
Silver Spring
Rhinehart
Flook
Tme
Holden S. Felton
J. J. Hayden
Steel Workers Return to Jobs in Mahoning Valley
In Youngstown Ohio June 25 police guarded a back-to-work movement affecting about 30 600 steel workers under guards from national forces. Officials claim 7 o'clock shift at Youngstown Sheet and Tube added 10000 workers while Republic Steel cites 2500 returning at other plants. Union leaders dispute the totals and say mills remain short of a contract. Picket lines observed with no clashes as the effort followed stalled mediation by the Federal Mediation Board amid protests from CIO leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
National
Mahoning Valley
Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel
C. O
John Owens
National Guardsmen
Sheriff's Deputies
Roosevelt
Federal Mediation Board
C. 1. 60
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Grant
Charles
Heegke
Avery
Brunswick
Court News
Peaperte
Daiey Fidel Meharry
Bo Perrell
Vamons
Johnson and Coloress
J. Paul
Beauty
Gance
Eersvice
E*cline & Son
Wreral McOoe
Mr. Belt
Rock Hall Farm
Hendrickson
Union Mills Bank
House of Wembdon
Wembden
Carty
Carty's
C.C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Mal
Thane
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