State Payroll Grows With 219 New Hires Across Agencies
State employment rose as 219 workers were added in the past year, bringing total payroll to 3.10 thousand positions. The University of Maryland and State Roads Commission hired most new staff due to expanded programs, road and bridge work, and hospital training needs. Several departments, including Health and Schools, also increased headcount while others trimmed staff, with notable declines at the Conservation Commission and several state hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olver C. Short
Shorts
State Roads Commission
University of Maryland
The
Health Department
Hell
Pue State Head Commission
Short
University of Mary
University Hospital
Shorr
Severn River
Road Commission
Hearts
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Adjutantdicnerals Office
House of Correction
State Board of Forestry
Property Deeds and Marriage Notice from Emmitsburg Area
Several real estate transfers valued from $10 to $700 are listed with Murray D Font, Edelor H McBride, Earl G Beard, Jesse F Byler, William C Neidig, David Groff, George W Butler, and H L Dorsey Etchison named. The record also notes a marriage license for William Guy Kipe and Hazel af McBissick, both of Emmitsburg. A World War II Victory medal uptake report states fewer than half of 3,009,000 American soldiers claimed the medal for overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D. Font
Edelor H. McBride
Edgar H. McBride
Murray
Earl G. Beard
Jesse
F. W. Byler
Counir
William C. Neidig
David Groff
Maple Park
George W. Butler
AL Dorsey Etchison
HL. Dorsey Etchison
Ize
Peenae William Guy Kipe
Hazel Af. McBissick
Emmitsburg
Probes Increase Into Foster Clinic Patient Abuse
Baltimore officials led by Attorney General Armstrong and Governor Ritchie along with welfare and mental hygiene leaders opened investigations into Wallace James Hart a patient at Foster Clinic Spring Grove Hospital. Olaf Christensen who was discharged faces possible criminal action as the board meets again to review facts and decide on prosecutions for assault or related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Armstrong’s Ofice
Ritchie
Exyoer L. Coblentz
State Board of Mental Hygiene and Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Wallace James Hart
Foster Clinic
Spring Grove Hospital
Catesnville
Hart
Olaf Christensen
Dev. J. Percy Wade
Sprint Grove
Arate Board
Lindsay Spencer
Spencer
Four Public Sales Planned Across County Today
Four public sales will be held in the county today. One sale covers the store and fixtures of E L Grimes at New Market. The other three are livestock and farming implement sales on farms in distant parts of the county. Tuesday saw five sales with big crowds and strong bidding. Horses sold from 20 to 169 dollars. cows from 25 to 168. a used binder and spreader brought 102 dollars. Receipts totaled around 2459.50. Auctioneers listed and clerks named for various sales and a large sale near Creasterstown netted 9195.98 with horses about 80 dollars each. Cows sold from 50 to 80, horses 50 to 100, plus many young cows bringing 15 to 60 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Grimes
New Market
Willian WE. Lone
Lewistown
W. E B. Harn and Sister
Unionville
Mt. Airy
Francis C. Pearl
Jefferson
Joseph Sponseller
George Morgan
Dublin
John Lh. Dutrow
Joseph EH Bussard
Warning on Rat Infestation Health Threats
Public health warning cites rats spreading cholera typhus and bubonic plague. Advertisement promotes Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste as a preventive measure with 25c and 50c tubs, guaranteed by Williamson, in a Graggist advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Williamson
Sugar prices rise as manipulation boosts market fears
Reports from traders in Baltimore and Europe discuss possible sugar shortages and rising prices due to manipulation of beet and cane crops. Refiners adjust quotes with jobbers and forecasters noting limited supplies and shifting distribution as Cuban and European crops impact the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wagner
Baltimore
Greece
Lass
Spa
Lucmin
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Beatins
Norwood
Frank Glad- Rill
Tobn S. Hoffman
Createrstown
William E. Darner
J. Firor
Deck
H. V. Murdoch
Edgar T. Mercer
R. Bruce Murdoch
Elmer E. Lone
New Midway
Oxford
Go Ar Wei
J Vibe
Suwar
Louisiana
Texas
Priibursh
Brie Downy
Une
Kehrag Tasl
Rhode
PE Ety Ead
Stet
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Bank OF
Casper E. Cline
James Houck
George F. Smith
Samuel C. Thomas
Hammond Clary
Frederick, Mud
James Houck Casper E. Cline el G
Haugh Spencer
Samuel C. Thomas Edgar B. McBride
R. S. J. Datrow Albert DL
Bussard Biarion
Sfichael Chas
T. Dedderar
Evard Repner Hammond Clary de
Geo. F. Smith
Frank ¥. Starb Kradiery
Dudrow
Windsor Willisass
Jefferson, MD
B. Abert Thrasher
Jeho 5
Bowne Dard
M. Saunder
U. C. Maught
Chas, A. Hemp
Vassel L. Singte
Maurice J. Dade Reger
L. Dade Lemud
J. Retier
M. R. Etehtson Albert A. Borer Albert GL Bassard
Roy Remsberg
Froest
W. Frr
Claude N. Clary
Arthur H. Doll
George W. Heinlein
F. B. Sappington, Jr
MT. Airy. MD
Windsor Wiliams
Has. A
Ogie
Robert L. Runkies
Chas, EL Poole
Herman H. Young
Thomas A. Barnes
Ide
G. Baker
Adamstown
Sec
Wm. H. Rens
F. Ricketts
Thomas Hays
Commercial State Bank
State of Maryland Depository
Frederick County Depository
Quaker City Cleaning
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. O. Box
Koe Rons
Mew
Nina
Pergolesi
Victor
Paul Whiteman
Fox
Maryland
Benson
Georgia Cabin
Chicago
Will Rogers
H. F. Shipley
Shipley Building
Greenawalt’s
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Charles Opel
Maurice R. Seaman
W. Patrick Sr
Mullinix
Bentz
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Hagerstown
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