Frederick Jaycees Honor County League Champions Dinner
Fred erick Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a testimonial dinner for the county league basketball champions and guests Ralph M. Race Phillip Rauth and others at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A $210 check is presented to USC for the local committee.
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Maryland
Frederick
Jaycee
William Feczke
Clifford Yinger
Frederick U. S. A
Melvin H. Derr
Earl Rhoderick
Holmes Dutrow
Elwood Hummer
Dorsey Shipley
Gene Etchison
Robert Moss
Robert McLaren
State Guard
USC
Feczko
Jaycee Basketball
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Race
Cumberland
Derr
Carmi Saylor
William Schildknecht
Willard H. Markey
Melvin Lescallet
Dorsey
Farmers Show Little Interest In Prison Labor Program
Frederick county farmers have shown limited interest in securing prison labor under Department of Correction rules. Prisoners are available only in groups of twenty or more, a size deemed too large for local farms. Pay would be in kind, with harvested apples going to the penal institution. Auction records note County Commissioner George W. Arnold buying a 89 acre farm near Broad Run for 3000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Department of Correction
John W. Null
Charles A. Booth
Broad Run
George W. Arnold
Robert Arnold
First artificial dairy breeding association forms in Frederick County
Arrangements were made to begin signing members for the first artificial dairy breeding association in Frederick County. About thirty dairy farmers will aid in listing 1,500 cows needed to start operation. Agreements take effect only after 1,500 cows are included. Committee chair Ray H. Smith leads with members Maurice Lee Dade Albert J. Zimmerman F Howard J. Quinn Pearl Anderson County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker and H C Barker. A further meeting is planned for April 2.
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Frederick County
Ray H. Smith
Frederick
Maurice Lee Dade
Leavder
Albert J. Zimmerman
Howard J. Quinn
Pearl
Anderson
Henry R. Shoemaker
H. C. Barker
University of Maryland Extension Service
Police Department Completes Two Courses
Frederick City police complete standard and advanced Red Cross first aid and life saving courses. All personnel trained under instructor F Russell Young. Future plans include equipping patrol cars for first aid duties and readiness for emergencies.
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Police Department
Frederick City
Red Cross
F. Russell Young
Equity Case Filed for Absolute Divorce Dixon vs Dixon
Helen V. Dixon sues Howard T. Dixon in a bill of complaint seeking an absolute divorce. In Mt Airy, about nine acres of woodland on the B. W. Straw farm burned Wednesday afternoon starting around 4 o’clock. Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company extinguished the blaze. no buildings were threatened.
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Helen
B. W. Straw
Mt Airy
Labor Board Files Order In Local Case
The Labor Relations Board directed Richard F. Kline of Frederick Maryland to cease discouraging membership in Local 355 AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Kline, who transported petroleum, was also ordered to bargain with the union on request, pay David Hardman 220 for lost earnings, and offer reinstatement.
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Washington
The
Labor Relations Board
Richard F. Kline
Frederick
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Kline
David Hardman
Third Of City Homes Half In County Are Owner Occupied
Frederick city ranks third among large state municipalities for owner occupied homes from the 1940 census. City has 4,262 dwelling units with 1,589 owner occupied and 2,273 renter occupied. County shows 7,407 owner occupied of 14,306 units. Other cities listed include Salisbury Baltimore Cumberland Annapolis Cambridge Hagerstown Montgomery Carroll Howard and Washington counties with varying owner occupancy percentages.
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County
Frederick City
Salisbury
Baltimore
Cumberland
Annapolis
Cambridge
Hagerstown
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Howard
Washington County
Women Voters League of Frederick County Plans Nominating Committee
The March meeting of the League of Women Voters of Frederick County was held with Vice President Mrs. Ransom Lewis presiding. A committee to nominate officers for the April meeting was announced, including Miss Emma French Mrs. Wilbur Deblivss Mrs George Holand. A series of card parties was planned with members named. The annual summer closeout gathering will be hosted by Adjutant General and Mrs. Francis Petrott in May with a named committee. The league aims to inform members and the public on national topics.
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League of Women Voters
Frederick County
MCA
Ransom Lewis
Emma French
Wilbur Devilbiss
George Holand
M. R. Etchison
F. B. Sappington
Harry D. Radcliff
Civic League March topic on Interstate Commerce
March study subject Interstate Commerce presented by league president Mrs Edith Shank who outlined free trade benefits between states. April speaker Edward E P Storm, local attorney, will discuss Pressure Groups.
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League
Edith Shank
Edward EP. Storm
Ballenger Softball Tryouts Announced for March 29
All players interested in joining the Ballenger Softball team should report to manager Henry Culler on the playing field Sunday March 29 for tryouts and selection.
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Ballenger
Henry Culler
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Sherwood Hildebrand
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Ora Hanshew
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English Channel
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