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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1949
Page
7
A Presidential fact finding board is asked to settle the wage hour dispute between rail carriers and 16 unions. Hearings start tomorrow. Both sides want a binding, final ruling on a staggered 40 hour week and pay terms. The conflict involves about 1,000,000 non-operating workers and follows prior board recommendations from last September and December.
In Hagerstown a husband shot his wife during a nighttime incident labeled accidental by Deputy Sheriff Leister Isanogle. Eleanor Hardy, 45, suffered shotgun wounds to both legs and was being treated at Washington County Hospital in a stable condition. The case centers on noises that awakened the couple, with Henry Hardy, 45, as the shooter.
Frederick Memorial Hospital faces a projected six month loss of about $7,000 on charity patients with 660 patient days. State Medical Aid subsidies fall short of indigent care costs as the Board of Managers reelects officers headed by Mrs. Paul S. Michael. February activity shows 490 patients treated, 379 discharged, 112 still hospitalized, with 73 births and 16 deaths. new kitchen equipment and rest room repainting were installed.
Yesterday bids were opened with the low bidder listed on the painting of the Nurses Home. Plans were reported to move rosebushes and flowers to allow new hospital wing construction soon to start.
Washington March. A 15 month rent control extension bill cleared for House action later this week with a final vote likely Friday if the measure survives. The fate hinges on the Senate timetable after a dispute over rules changes to bar filibusters. The bill remains stalled in a Senate Banking subcommittee as House Republican leaders push ahead.
Mrs. Lee A Crone appeared before the Orphans Court administratrix in the estate of late William I Mann to qualify for a 90 day rent committee proposal. Personal property valued at $7 000 was reported as part of the estate. Seven sons and daughters were named as heirs.
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