Roads Board debate shapes Frederick County traffic policy
Frederick advisory board members and lawmakers met at Hotel Frederick to discuss county road administration and proposed bills. Attendees reviewed board structure changes, speed limits, signage, drainage, and entrance controls while endorsing proposed regulations and considering a two year trial period.
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Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Frederick County
Botel Frederick
Ignatius Bjorlee
Roger H. Willard
Roads Board
County Roads Administration
Tech
John B. Funk
Robert L. Grove
Richard Zimmerman
W. Jerome Offutt
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Gary L. Utterbeck
Funk
Tanne Wientees County
Tne
Meview
Automobile Club
Ths
Dr. Bjorlee
Mr. Willard
James H. Gambrill
Ralph W. Boyer
W. T. Dela- Plaine
Sam W. Mapies
Henry B Ramsburgh
Roger B. Wolfe
Automobile Advisory Board, Grange
Tobias Zimmerman
Adamstown
Edward F Holier
Middletown
L. Roy Remsberg
Jeferson
Ae i. Crickenbermer
Heinz Plant Output Delayed By Strike
A strike halted operations at the H J Heinz plant processing can ning food for the armed forces and crafting airplane parts. Management did not cite a reason for the stoppage while officials said they were trying to recall workers and resume production for government contracts.
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Heinz
Pittsburgh
H. J. Heinz
John Koontz
de Pickle
Wards
Farm sale tops $14 149 in cattle and equipment
A farm sale at A Burall farm near Monzavat drew strong demand as cows sold from 125 to 254 and heifers 50 to 149 a head. Bulls 49 to 225. Machinery included a tractor and mower at 1930 and a DeLaval milker at 505. Buyers paid top prices for horses and brood sows as overall sales reached 14 149 40, among the largest livestock auctions of the season.
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Burall
Monzavat
John W. Null
Embert R
Sale at Altman farm nets cattle and crop prices
A large crowd attended the Mt. Pleasant area sale at the A William Altman farm near Mt. Pleasant. A cow sold for 277 dollars as 33 cattle averaged around BLTD per head. The lot included 732 dollar tractor, 258 dollars per head for cows, 55 dollars for young heifers, and crops with wheat and barley at 15 dollars per acre. Fodder and hay also sold, with hay at 18 dollars per ton. Gee Trout and Charles Kintz were among participants.
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Aive M Etzler
Burall
A. Willam Altman
Mt. Pressant
Gee Trout
Charles Kintz
Rail line begins removal of Pen Mar theater buildings
On March 1 Raymond Pen Mar buildings at the Pen Mar amusement theater began to be removed by Western Maryland Railroad workers. Reports say half the pavilion has been razed and remaining structures will be torn down as the park is not to be leased. Private concession buildings were ordered removed weeks ago amid rumors of action by the railroad.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Mountain Resort
War Labor Board
Congress
National Labor Relations Act
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Fotomac Edison Company
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American Red Cross
Frederick County National Bank
Market Street
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Raymond
Pen Mar
Magerstown
Russia
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National War Labor Board
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Liberty
Teamsters’ Union
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United States Post Office
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