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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1947

Page

12

Master Plan For Airport Is Drafted

A rough draft of Frederick Municipal Airport master plan was submitted to Mayor Culler by Thomas B. Bourne and Associates air navigation engineers. The plan, discussed at a conference with City Engineer Raymond Wal ler and CAA regional engineer Thomas R. Bradford, awaits approval by the CAA and city officials before development and bidding.

Lioys CC. Culler Thomas B. Bourne Air Navigation Engineers Washington Raymond Waller Mr. Bourne Thomas R. Bradford Baltimore CAA FR. Jewett Orth Washington Engineers Bir. Bourne Frederick Bourne and Associates Culler Whitman Reynardt Market Street South Market Street South Street Market-Patrick Street Patrick Street

Law On Vacation In Charles County

In Charles County Maryland the only magistrate able to issue warrants is on holiday for a second day. Trial Magistrate Edward R. Digges is away for a week leaving Sheriff Elmer M Quade unable to issue warrants. Residents facing serious infractions will receive summonses to appear before Digges upon his return. The governor did not reappoint Richard H Stubbs, leaving Digges as the sole magistrate. Three justices of the peace have new commissions but have not posted bond or taken oath.

la Plata Charities County Edward R. Digges Elmer M Quade Maryland Digges Charles County Lane Richard H. Stubbs Circuit Court Patrick C Mudd

Parachutes Save Crew as B-29 Burns Near Merkel

Nineteen crewmen bailed out of two burning B 29 Superfortress jets near Merkel Texas after a midair fire. All parachuted to safety, avoiding injury as the aircraft crashed and burned.

Abilene Tex Merkel Here

Maryland Holstein Dinner Honors Local 4-H Members

About 180 people attended the twentieth annual spring dinner of the Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. John A. Holter received a gold watch for 4-H work, awarded by Mylo Downey. Awardees included J. Homer Remsberg Jr and Richard R. Holter. Floyd Arnold noted Walker'sville herd for 3164 pound butterfat record, and McKendree Walker and Sons of Gaithersburg led in twice daily milking while Homer Renneberg’s Buddiestoan herd led in thrice daily milking.

Maryland Holstein-Friesian Association Francis Scott Key Hotel Fairgrounds John A. Holter Middletown Mylo Downey Extension Service J. Homer Remsberg, Jr Richard R. Holter Oli Davis Billy Sutton Kent Floyd Arnold College Park G Edgar Roderick Walkersville McKendree Walker and Sons Gaithersburg Homer Renneberg

Anti-Semitism rising in U S says Niemoeller

Niemoeller warns of growing anti Semitism in the United States urging vigilance against new dangers. He cites conversations with Jewish immigrants in New York who fear persecution yet seek ways to help ease German public mood.

U.S Niemoeller Ted United Tates Cocmury Sgyman New York Germany Roy

Army Transportation Corps work in war described to Kiwanis club

Lt Col E B Hamilton outlined the Transportation Corps role in World War II. He said the unit moved 127,900,000 tons of cargo, integrated highway and water transport, and supported Normandy and repatriation tasks. The talk noted depots, supply chains, and postwar centers in New York, New Jersey, San Francisco and Seattle.

United States Army Transportation Corps Kiwanis Club Francs Scott Key Hotel E. B. Hamilton Washington War Department Normandy Matenel Pat Ton New York New Jeans San Francisco Seattle Col. Hamilton James F. Biessersmith Kenneth L. Metcalf B. Rosenour, Jr William C Clay Tice Laboratories Fred Sheeley Gus E. Kelly Amos A. Holter

Phone Strike Ends Across Nation After ACEW Settlement

The long running telephone industry strike ends as ACEW members at Western Electric accept a base pay raise with an overall 13 cent hourly increase plus adjustments. The Labor Department confirms a 112 cent pay rise for most workers with regional variations, ending a walkout that began April 7 affecting 42 states.

Association of Communican Equipment Workers Western Electric Company Labor Department ACEW National Federa

National telephone workers win wage increases during walkout

The National Federation of Telephone Workers announced wage increases granted to 360,000 workers. Among them 20,000 in New Britain did not participate in the nationwide walkout led by the Western Electric Company and the National Association of Telephone Workers.

Ing Western Electric Company National Association of Telephone Workers National Federation of Telephone Workers New Brigland

Cigarettes Restricted in Occupied Germany Barter Markets

The U S Army bans private cigarette imports into American occupied Germany after May 26 and limits barter market trade to cigarettes from June 2. Army-operated stores reduce weekly tobacco rations while the basic 12-pack cigarette allotment remains. five packs of tobacco plus 10 extra cigarettes are added.

Frankfurt Germany United States Army War Department

Permits Issued For Six New Buildings

Permits for six new buildings and two new storage barns were issued last week by Supervisor of Assessments A. Lamar Barrick. Recipients include Grace A. Luck a dwelling valued at 1500 dollars Joseph Hildebrand a Route 40 dwelling valued at 5000 dollars John F Hinen Narva avenue dwelling 7000 dollars Edward McClain Monrovia dairy house 400 dollars Morris F Baker Thurmont bungalow 4000 dollars Hart Boyer Buckerstown storage building 359 dollars Lafayette Wiles Lewstown.

A. Lamar Barrick Grace A. Luck Kemptown Ridgeville Joseph Hildebrand Route 40 John F Hinen Narva Avenue Edward McClain Monrovia Morris F. Baker Thurmont Hart Boyer Buckerstown Dulding Lafayette Wiles Lewstown

Property listings and prices for multiple sites and a note on iron ore

A list of local property items with owners and asking prices including garages, barns, dwellings and remodels across several roads and towns. An additional line notes that Japan, while a leading iron and steel producer and user in Asia, has ore reserves insufficient for normal industrial needs.

Japan Asia

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