City to name foreman of garbage collection in street program
In a regular session the Mayor and Aldermen reaffirmed Benjamin F. Phebus Jr. to his police role and voted to employ a dedicated garbage collection foreman to supervise trucks and crews. The move aims to curb noise and litter while improving street cleaning and efficiency. salary not disclosed. A $7,000 street resurfacing plan by City Engineer W Raymond Walter was approved but limited by tar and asphalt restrictions, prioritizing South Carroll Street and a list of other map-street treatments. Also planned are storm water sewer work along Patrick Street to Carrot Creek and a park- playground decision for East Third Street after a residents petition. right-of-way expansion for East South Street widening was authorized. Street signs were ordered for Park Place and adjacent intersections. archery use of Baker Park area denied. water connection permit approved with metering for M J Grove Lime Co. Street sweeper operator appointment approved as Hart resigns.
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Benjamin F. Phebus, Jr
Police Department
Awwal Goise Eit Ak
Phobus
Jesse W. Kolbhaz
WeoMoals
W. Raymond Walter
Barbara Fritchie
Béntz Street
College Avenue
Jefferson Street
North Market Street
Seventh Street
South Market Street
South Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
East Street
Patrick
Second Street
Seventh
Eighth Street
Hill Avenue
Bentz Street
North College Parkway
Walter
East Patrick Street
Carrot Creek
John Snyder
East Third Street
Third
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Alt
Lloyd C. Culler
East South Street
Wiener Street
Hamilton Avenue
Park Place
Park Avenue
West Seventh Street
Henry Bury
Frederick Archery Club
Baker Park
M. J. Grove Lime Company
West South
Franklin Streets
Harry Wiles
Hart
Plane Crash Kills 14 in Iceland General Andrews Among Dead
The War Department reports fourteen killed in an Iceland plane crash including Lieut General Frank M. Andrews and Bishop Adlai W. Leonard. One survivor, Staff Sgt. George A. Eisel, was injured. Names and addresses of relatives listed, with details on other officers.
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Iceland
Frank M. Andrews
War Department
Andrews
Adiia W. Leonard
Methodist Church
Charles H. Barth
Morrow Krum
New York
Chicago
George A. Eisel
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Miller
Chief of
Aaldred D. Miller
Washington, D. C
Fred A. Chapman
Bella G. Chapman
Grove’ Hill
Ala
Theodore C. Totmad
Sarah-Ann P. Totmad
Jamestown
N.Y
Robert H. Humphrey
Maybelle P. Humphrey
Lynchburg
Joseph T. Johnson
Thomas F. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert H. Shannon
Ralph E. Shannon
Iowa
James E. Gott
Ella A. Galt
Berea
Lloyd C. Wier
John W. Wier
McCrae
Ark. Tech
Kenneth A. Jeffers
Allen Jeffers
Oriskany Falls
N. Y
Paul McQueen
Mary Cannon
Endwell
Barth
Veterans Administration
Leavenworth
Kas
Middle East
Journeys End Lodge
Walker
Minn
Shannon
Gott
Weir
Jeffers
McQueen
Stimson
Army
Leonard
Meat on the Home Front program in Frederick
Demonstrator Miss Chambers of the Nations Livestock and Meat Board will present May 12 at 7 30 p m in the Potomac Edison Company kitchen. The talk accompanies government Share the Meat efforts and covers meat cookery, recipes, making meat stretch further, and varied uses.
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Chambers
Republicans Postpone Frederick City Convention One Week
The Frederick City Republican Executive Committee moved the municipal convention from tonight to next Thursday night. Precinct stubs will be held tonight at the Court House. The move places the GOP event a day before the Democratic convention and officials insist no advantage or candidate delay prompted the change.
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Frederick City
Republican Executive Committee
Court House
GOP
Offices Remodeled In Winchester Hall Health Space
Remodeling of Winchester Hall offices progresses with Dr. E C Ketau vardianis and the health service secretary moving to the northeast first floor. Nurses occupy two rooms vacated by county officer and Miss Margaret L Rubeck, with Dr Kefauver’s rear rooms plastered and painted for future clinical use.
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Winchester Hall
E. C. Ketauveldianis
Health Service
Margaret L. Rubeck
Kefauver
McKeldin to Take Office as Mayor May 18
Theodore R. McKeldin a Republican wins Baltimore mayoral race by 20 000 votes over four term mayor Howard W Jackson plans to quit law practice and take office May 18. He will form staff and name department heads while vowing cautious, steady leadership and no immediate mass replacements. The new city government will be Democratic with all eighteen council members and Speaker Thomas E Conlon. Loans for water system and Sunday amusements measure pass. Harold Carson released on bond in Emmitsburg awaits trial.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. MecKeldin
Howard W. Jackson
McKeldin
Maryland
Republican Party
City Hall
City Hall of
Jackson
Thomas E. Conlon
House of Delegates
Howard
Crook
Induction Calls and Draft Registration in Frederick County
Frederick County Selective Service lists 15 men registered for classification for potential induction in April 1943. Names include Albert William Powell, Joseph Lee Buhrman, Francis Brunsen, John Shorb, Elmer Poffinberger, Warren Draper, Orville Clapaugh, Franklin Koontz, James Miller, George Wills, among others. Also notes labor dispute power and Taft amendment considerations pending House action.
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Frederick County
Raft Board
Baltimore Center
Albert Wiliam Powell
William and Mary College
Joseph
Lee Buhrman
Lantz
Frank Mitler
Ercard
Smithsburg
Laurence Anthony Stitely
Mt. Airy
Harold Lee Harshman
Myersville
Joseph Edward Kolb
Thormont
Harvey Franklin Forte, Jr
Frederick
Charles William Francis Brunssen
John Joseph Shorb
Elmer Frank Poffinberger
Myersvil Ar Warren Draper
RFD
US Dingre
Orville Lee Clapaugh
Union Bridge
Franklin Walter Koontz
James Ralph Miller
George Bernard Wills
Emmitsburg
Connally Anti Strike Bill Passed By Senate
The Senate approved the Connally bill giving the government power to seize and operate struck war plants and mines and to impose criminal penalties for instigating work stoppages. Passage carried 63 to 16 on a roll call vote, with a defeated amendment to empower the War Labor Board.
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Taft To-Onio
WLB
Connally
D-Tex
Tabor
House
Wheeler
Dmain
Altace
Senate
Washington
War Labor Board
Mrs Smith Reelected President of Treble Clef Chat
Mrs RB Paul Smith was re elected President of the Treble Clef Chat at a luncheon and meeting held Monday afternoon at Hotel Hamilton. A bright meteorite near Paragould Kansas caused St Louis residents to mistake it for an airplane at the St Louis airport.
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Paragould
Kansas
St. Louis
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