Stores Reopen On Second Floors Following Flood
Sidney R. Hickman estimates personal damage at about penny less than 60000 as Potomac river floods subside in Point of Rocks. Stores on second floors resume business while first floors remain ruined. residents begin drying out and awaiting permanent occupancy as water recedes.
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Potomac
Folloiig
Sidney R. Hick
Msn
Mr. Hick
Arrivicy
Wright and Company
James W. Stocks
General Met
Harry F. Sterbog
Hanry F. Haniy
Hardy
Floods Strain Homes and Relief Efforts Across Potomac
Residents endure rising water and mud with no serious injuries reported while 35 WPA workers clean up and sanitation projects proceed. Post office operations shift to temporary quarters as rehabilitation surveys, led by Lt Col Minnshover and Capt Barrick, map conditions from the District line to Seneca. Officials discuss rebuilding bridges and interstate commerce losses amid flood damage and refugee relief.
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John P. Wright
Cornelia Hickman
Mr. Hickman
WPA
Potomac
Wills
Elmer F. Munshower
Cap
Robert F. Barrick
Maryland National Guard
Potomac River
Aegis
Mitton A. Becko
Montgomery County
District of Columbia
Seneca
Minnshover
C. and O Canal
Knowle
Werverton
Homer E Tabler
State Roads Commession
Washington
West Virginia
Survey Commission
Harpers Perry
Shepnerdstown
Arthur E Hungerford
National Urgency Counel
Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Potomac Sud
Rudy Explains Talk He Made In This City Baltimore
March 24 Baltimore commissioner of motor vehicles Rudy explained his remarks about a possible break for some DUI cases. He said he did not intend leniency for first offenders. hearings would still apply suspensions and mandatory three months, with moderation for minor cases. He urged drivers to “ask no favors” and clarified his stance on future decisions.
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Baltimore
Waler R. Rudy
Mir Rudy
Frederick County Safety Council
Sioner
Kerne
Tham
Mary Times
Hudy
Rudy
Rivang
Crossing Bill Awarded
Baltimore March 24 bids on part of a grade crossing project in Frederick County were opened by the State Roads Commission. The project involved building the...
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Baltimore
Frederick County
State Roads Commissioun
New Crossing 4 Approaches in Sabillasville Bid
The low bid for crossing 4 approaches in Sabillasville came from Thomas Bennett and Hunter of Westminster at $70,642. This notice cites The News as the source.
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Sabillasville
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Westminster
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Basehour Deer
Linden Hillis
Charles S. Woodruff
W. Patrick
Carty’s
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C. C. Carty, Inc
East
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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Patrick
Scranton
Hendrickson
Robert L. Smith
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