Maryland gathers wartime stock to peace uses
John N. Mackall, chairman of the State Roads Commission, reports Maryland has received about 400000 dollars in federal war materiel converted for peace time use. An inventory lists 226 motor trucks and other equipment valued at 387750 dollars, plus smaller consignments that could raise total stock to about 40000. Items include 28 thousand shovels and 32 picks, with many allocated to counties for long term road work.
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John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Publi
Maryland
Harr McAvoy
Commission
McAvoy
Panama Canal
Motor Venice
Baughman
Es Credit
Motor Vehicle Commissoner
Six public sales draw large crowds in Frederick area
Six public sales held in Frederick and nearby counties drew large crowds despite threatening weather. George Cooley sale yielded 4293.51. top horse sold for 178, with many cattle and horses fetching substantial sums. Multiple auctions across Carroll, Montgomery, and Howard counties reported strong results, with totals exceeding 4000 at the Summers sale. Four more sales were slated for today in nearby towns.
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Frederick
Counti
George Cooley
Comus
KE. L. Norwood
John Gardner
John F. Fleming
Woodbine
Carroll County
Eugar T. Mercer
Auc
Naneer
Herbert Leatherwood
James A Shiltz
Keysville
Carrail City
John Jamison
Harvey K Lease
Reney Rippeon
Mt. Pleasant
Harvey R. Lose
J WL Stauffer
al FR. Davis
Brother
Watersville
Orrison
Second Street
Roberts and Lundgren
Linganow Hills Inn
Enos W. Clem
Walkersville
City Loses Suit Over Police Man Injury Award
Cumberland must pay for a police officer's injuries despite a prior Attorney General ruling that municipalities are not liable under workers compensation except when employment was for pecuniary gain. The State Industrial Accident Commission yesterday issued an award against Cumberland's Mayor and City Council.
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Harry Mowres
Robert J. Lee
Baltimore City
Attorney-General
Armstrong
State Industrial Accident Commission
Cumberland
Elected Chaplain for Life at Key Post Meeting
At a Fran M. Scott Key Post gathering, Rev. Mr. Roderick Resins was elected chaplain for life. The post, part of the American organization, convened last night to formalize the leadership and future activities.
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Fran M. Scott Key
Legion Post Elects Hon Chaplain For Life In Frederick
Legion Rev. David Morgan Roderick, veteran of the AEF and post chaplain since its start, is elected honorary chaplain for life. He resigns as pastor of the Presbyterian church and plans to leave Frederick on April 1. The post plans an American Legion Home Bazaar for funds to buy a home for the Key Vest, names subcommittees, renewals exceed 200 with a 300 member goal by April, and announces a talent cast for an Easter Week play at the City Opera House.
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F. Lester Smith
Erican Legion
Focal Post
Frederick
Post
Howard W. Shomons
American Legion
City Opera House
Cash Items and Reserve Balances Ledger Summary
Checks and other cash items due from approved reserve agents total .0005. Lawful money reserve in bank includes currency and national bank notes amounting to 35,019.00 dollars. Gold coin 4,702.00 dollars. Minor coin 10,211.24 dollars.
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