Potomac Edison Plans to Discontinue Hagerstown to Middletown Trolley
At the annual meeting in the Francis Scott Key hotel Potomac Edison directors authorized President R Paul Smith and executives to seek approval from regulators to discontinue the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway line between Frederick and Middletown including the Braddock Heights spur. The Middletown line has run at a deficit and will be replaced by buses after permission is secured. Structural steel work on the Whamsport power plant extension began in January with a $4 million cost aiming for service in December.
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Potomac Edison Company
Francis Scott Key
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown and Frederick
Frederick
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Duces
Frediik = Court
Braddock Hegat
tedletown-Frederichie
Moercvile
Braddock
Jefferson
Williamspor
Best Street
Fifth
Smith
Capenses
Whamsport
Donovan R. Beachle
Liquor License Bill Before Delegation Aims for Statewide Reach
Annapolis March 23 A bill to authorize on sale liquor licenses for Montgomery County veterans clubs is debated before the House delegation with hints it could extend statewide. Amendments to include fraternal organizations were offered to cover the state if approved. The measure would require state approval by the Control Board before licenses are issued. More than 100 people attended the hearing.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
Country House
Alger V. Bardee
Silver Spring Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McGrats
George's
Montgomery
Potomac
Bethesda
Rae
Wheaton
Hueh
Reac
Adven Cf
Dea
Death of Bills Changing Liquor Laws in Annapolis
Report from Annapolis on Tuesday indicates heavy opposition in Frederick County to two Senate measures revamping liquor administration and banning set-ups in unlicensed venues. House support appears unlikely for the alcoholic beverage law changes while a separate measure licensing slot and pinball machines in clubs shows better prospects. New York boxing record book released. Patrolman saves girl in Rockville.
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House of Delegates
Senate
Alcoholic Beverage Administration
Frederick County
Annapolis
Pie
House
Delega
House Votes To Knock Warren Off Payroll
The House passed its second appropriations bill cutting Edgar L. Warren from the Labor Department payroll and halving the National Labor Relations Board budget. The Bureau of Labor Statistics would lose another $1 million, leaving $2,373,400 from a requested $6,700,000. The bill totals $2,694,586,700 for the Labor Department and related offices.
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House
Edgar L. Warren
Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Federal Security Agency
Alderman Urges Cautious Frederick Airport Development
Alderman William B Burall after inspecting Cumberland airport says Frederick should use the facility but proceed slowly and with a long range plan. He notes maintenance costs and the lack of a regular airline, and cites potential advice from Standard Oil aviation experts for future discussion with Frederick officials.
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William B .Burall
Cumberland Municipal
John B. Crowley
Cui Avenue
Standard Oil Company
Cumberland
Burall
Thomas S. Post
Frederick Cty
Cumberland Sport
Sky Merchant
H. K. Rice
Standard G1 Company
New Jerey
Baltimore
Standard Oil
Bas
Fire at Feagaville Halts Home, Minor Damage
Fire believed caused by a short circuited wire broke out at the tin roof of Harry Himes’s farm home near Feagaville Tuesday evening. The Independent Count Engine and booster units extinguished the smoldering blaze with about $200 in damage.
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Feagaville
Harry Himes
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