Best C ofc Serves All Says Booth at Frederick Dinner
Sreh N Booth and U S Chamber general manager addressed about 99 Frederick Chamber members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner. He said the chamber should serve commercial, manufacturing and civic interests, outlining five essentials for a successful group and urging close work with public officials to maximize tax dollar value. The discussion touched on development, education, and local industry incentives.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sreh N. Booth
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Ebner J. Eshleman
Isha Skahes
Roger EB. Woe
Hugh V. Gittinger
Emmert R. Bowlas
Edward C. Hartman
Paul S. Michael
Ned S. Zeifer
Jean R. Fitzpatrick
Robert Delaplaine
Charles G. Ge
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Booth
Parallel paths of two Frederick boys in wartime Navy
Dwight Collins and Henry Stahr, classmates from Parkway and Mercersburg, both Enter MIT in 1942 for V 12. They pursued mechanical and electrical engineering, then enlistment led to Navy training and commissions. By chance they were assigned to the same ship, USS Portsmouth, after separate midshipman and gunnery courses, sailing together aboard the same vessel.
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Bwight
Henry
Frederick
Dwight
A. B. Collins
College Park
Henry L Stahr
President's House
Mood College
Parkway School
Frederick Wight School
Mercersburg
Acaden Wehile
Mercersberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M Mechanical
M. I. FT
Navy
Ehaene
U. S. Naval Reserve
Fort Schuyler
N. Y
Ordnance School
Navy Yard
Washington
Wasigion
Collinus
Newport
R. 1
U.S. S. Valley Forge
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Stahr
United States Navy
Stahe
Chamber views on inducements and cooperatives
The speaker cautioned that inducements to lure new industries should be minimal and that local chambers should focus on helping homegrown industries. He noted chambers often form groups to assist startups, discussed retail dispute compromises for merchants, and described the U S Chamber’s stance favoring farmers cooperatives alongside attempts to equalize federal taxes on cooperatives with private enterprises.
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Mos
Booth
U. S
Congress
Bay Bridge Favored By Lane And Baldwin
Baltimore March 27 two of the Democratic Party's three gubernatorial aspirants W Pres ton Lane Jr and H Streett Bald win called today for construction of a bridge across Chesapeake Bay Both said the need was stressed by the recent extension of Matapeake ferry service but Lane did not discount the al지
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Baltimore
Democratic Party
W. Preston Lane, Jr
H. Streett Baldwin
Chesapeake Bay
Lane
Eastern Shore tunnel bridge plan gains traffic boost
Candidates endorse a tunnel or bridge under the bay to spur Eastern Shore growth with bonds, federal grants, and toll-funded interest, improving Baltimore Washington markets while ferry service remains inadequate. A stray note recalls ancient beliefs about curing headaches with mountain spring water.
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Lane
Baltimore
Washington
Baldwin
Patapsco River
News Founder McKinsey Delivers Poignant Frederick Recall
Folger McKinsey the Bentztown Bard of the Baltimore Sun spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Francis Scott Key Hotel. He recalled his Frederick years as City Editor of The News and read poems honoring local figures, a B & O railroad memory, and a grandfather’s Bible reflections, with attendees including Delaplaine relatives and St. John’s Institute students.
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Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mr. McKinsey
Frederick
Wiliam T. Delaptaine
the News
The
News
Sage Tie
Liamsville
Catoelin
L. Victor Baughman
John KR. Fitzpatrick
Robert E. Delaplaine
William YT. Delaplaine
Nancy Bowers
E. C. Kefauver
Frances Sprankle
Elwynn G
Vernon Sumner
Edward C. Hartmann
W. H. B. Anders
Stuart Halter
Frank Keeler
McKinsey
William T. Delaplaine
William H. B. Anders
Foreclosure Bills and Divorces in County Court
Court news lists equity actions in Columbus E Grimes and Marvis L Grimes against John R Smith et al plus James H Falk as County Treasurer for foreclosure of all redemption rights. Other filings include Charlotte Bartgis versus Harry W Bartgis for infant custody, Archie A W Marshall versus Alpha E Marsh for absolute divorce, multiple marriage licenses, and property deed transfers involving numerous residents across Frederick Hanover and surrounding towns.
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Equity
Columbus E. Grimes
Marvis L. Grimes
John R. Smith
James H. Falk
Charlotte Bartgis
Harry W. Bartgis
Archie A. W. Marshall
Alpha E. Marsh
John W. Hopfer
Janet L. Miller
Waynesboro
George F. Bell
Frederick J Reuler
Edith Shelton
Walkersville
Lawrence Cross
Mary Marlowe
Round Hill
Frederick G. Crampton
Lincoln Apartments
This City
Madeling D Graves
Washington
Henry MM, Thompson
Lovettsville
Mary Helen Lee
Allania
Melvin Lee Wachter
Pine Avenue
Louise Katharine Few
West Fifth Street
Austin B. Coblentz
Frederick
Mary Elaine Smith
Hagerstown
Naomi E. Remsberg
Lorenzy C. Lighter
Edward Neilson Snouffer
David A
Assene Amaite Peety
Carl H. Hane
Paul M. Carmack
Harald G. Burrill
Emmett Manners
County
Clinton F. Waesehe
Wade H. Stull
Spencer E. Stup
William Z. Windsor
Gordon W. Spurrier
John J. Defina
William L. Brann
Frank A. Roddy
Mary R
Property transfers in county records involve multiple spouses
Bailey and husband transfer to a couple in the county for 10 dollars. Lorenzo C. Lighter and wife to William Rosner and wife in the county for 10 dollars. Hallie L. Trout and husband to Roy J Hyndman in the county for 510 dollars. Roy Hyndman to Harry Trout and wife in the county for 10 dollars. Edgar C. Troxell and wife to Carroll B. Troxell and wife in the county for 10 dollars. Mary L. F. Hann to Harvey E. Wachter and wife in the county for 10 dollars. Power of Attorney from James M. Snouffer to Helen J. Snouffer.
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Hallie L. Trout
Roy J
Negotiations To Be Resumed On Friday
Federal conciliator Joseph P. Conlin announced that negotiations between Frederick Iron and Steel Company employers and the employee representatives will resume Friday after two conferences. Local 667 Machinists threaten a work stoppage at 1201 a.m. Monday if no contract is reached. molders and foundry workers indicated they will cooperate.
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Frederick Iron & Steel Company
Joseph P. Conlin
G. Thomas James
International Association of Machinists
CAFL
International Molders and Foundry Workers Union of North America
Conlin
James
Jecal
Food Rationing Plan Urged by International Committee
A special 11 nation committee urged NRRA to adopt rationing where necessary and require public disclosure of food movements by all governments and intergovernmental agencies. It backed a share-and-share-alike UN approach until famine ends and urged UNRRA to reconvene in Washington as soon as world food supplies are clearer. The panel noted many agencies not now in global food allocation should disclose edible allocations. The Soviet Union is not on the committee and has not replied about potential surpluses.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Nrra Council
United Nations
UNRRA
Washington
Worl
Soviet Union
Ussr
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