Board rehires Bare at Tuscarora watershed action reversed
The Board of Aldermen reversed last week's dismissal and rehired Alton Bare as caretaker of the Tuscarora watershed. Discussion covered water lines, timber on city property, and plans for an 18 inch line to Fishing Creek. Traffic light on 13th and Market slated for removal amid complaints.
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Board of Aldermen
Bare
Charles T. Butcher
John Linton
Frederick
Linton
Harry Hamrick
Spout Springs
Lanner
Fishing Creek
Saners
Robert L. Grove
Tuscarora
Tuscarora Creek
Edward J. Smit
Izaak Walton League
State Conservation Commission
Singapore
E. Lee LeCompte
LeCompte
Lloyd C. Culler
A A. Schroeder
Miy
Herbert S. Schroeder
13Th
Market Streets
Schroeder
School Board Declines Parochial Transport Plan
The Frederick County Board of Education ruled it lacks authority to transport students to parochial schools after a request from Emmitsburg resident Robert Pampel. The discussion followed news of a proposed bill to require bus drivers to serve both public and parochial schools. The board also explored driver reporting duties and announced staffing changes at local schools.
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Frederick County
Emmitsburg
St Euphemia’s Catholic School
Emmitsburg High School
Eugene W. Pruitt
Walter R. Rudy
Court imposes strict liability on seller for wholesome food
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia held that Cushing could recover. After reviewing the case, the court ruled that public welfare requires absolute liability by implied warranty of wholesomeness, even if the seller was not negligent or aware of the food defect.
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United States Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Cushing
Frederick Chamber Leader Proposes Slum Clearance Funds
Roger B Wolfe president of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce urged Frederick to seek Federal funds for slum clearance during a Rotary luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged community support for business involvement and highlighted projected projects including a Point of Rocks bridge dedication, a community band, and Chamber advertising plans to attract new industries.
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Roger B Wolfe
Frederick
Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Point of Rocks
Mr. Wolfe
J. Richard Ramsburg
Howard Aldrian
Leesburg
Stilson A. Hell
Leespurg
J. M. Marsh
Westminster
John A. Shires
Hog Prices And Wheat Fall In Chicago Market Brief
Hog prices continued to decline with most sales down about 25 cents and top losses to 9.60 per hundredweight. Packers complain wholesale pork prices lag live quotations as demand remains cautious. Best steers steady to lower. fat lambs 9.40 to 9.50 tops. Wheat futures tumble 1.55 to 2.14 cents as rains improve crop outlook and Liverpool action weakens prices.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Pennsylvania Primary Becomes Free For All As Kennedy Enters
Harrisburg report notes Lieutenant Governor Thomas P. Kennedy joins the gubernatorial race with backing from labor ally John L. Lewis turning Pennsylvania into a four man contest. Charles A. Jones and George H. Earle named for other posts while Attorney General Margiotti and former Pittsburgh Mayor McNair also seek office.
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Harrisburg
Thomas P. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
C. L O
John L. Lewis
Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Charles A. Jones
Pittsburgh
George H. Earle
United States Senate
Charles J. Margiotti
William N. McNair
Bucket Brigade Cleans Courthouse Debris Without Fire
A NYA crew worked at the Courthouse on a Wednesday afternoon removing bricks stone and mortar from the third floor using a pulley system. Debris was lowered to ground level by a trio who did not hurry the process. The pile remained along the building’s side as the NYA lacked proper facilities to move the material.
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NYA
Isill
Order Work To Begin On Bridge At Shepherdstown
Baltimore March 9 Thomas M Jenifer special assistant attorney general said the State Roads Commission ordered immediate work on the new Potomac river bridge at Shepherdstown. A Hagerstown settlement resolved right of way issues as Maryland avoids paying franchise rights. The Maryland Virginia Bridge Company agreed to accept land values in the vicinity. The toll bridge washed out in the 1936 flood. The Grove Company Frederick County has 225 working days to finish the bridge.
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Gineer
Third
East
Schroeder
North Market Street
Church
Fifth
Second
Church Streets
Fourth
Gambrill Park
East Patrick Street
State Roads Commission
West Fourteenth Street
Baltimore
Thomas M. dJenvfer
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
Jenifer
Hagerstown
Maryland
Ior
Maryland- Virginia Bridge Company
MSOF
Grove Company
Frederick County
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Lewistown
Rachel Smith Rickards
James C. Fredericks
Lincoln Colored High School
Maurice Moore
Board of Education
Center Street
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U. S. Department of the Interior
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