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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1948

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3

House Passes Huge Camp Detrick Construction Bill

The House approved a multi million dollar Army Public Works bill including 862 830 for Camp Detrick two control plant growth buildings an explosion proof munitions loading building and family housing funds The measure totals 207 930 100 for bases and posts from Iceland to Hawaii The Senate must reconcile differences with a conference committee Also reported a prison term for Longerbeam and Bussard for looting a Bolivar area chain of crimes and the recovery of a body in Conewingo along the Susquehanna River

Camp Detrick House of Representatives Army Public Works J. Glenn Beall Maryland Iceland Hawaii House Senate Lloyd E. Pellenz Washington Congress Detrick

Street Widening Planned At Crest Of Hill For Safety

The city will widen South Market street at the crest of the hill opposite Mt Olivet cemetery to fit the State Roads Commission improvement program. Removal of curb and part of the adjacent property is planned to permit wider roadway. The B and O tracks on East Adams Street will be removed to ease widening efforts. The abandoned South Market station floor is leased for commercial use.

South Market Street Mt Olivet Cemetery State Roads Commission South Market S. Commission Olivet Cemetery Saints Street Carroll and Market Streets W.o

National Maritime Day Observed At Frederick High

Frederick High School observed National Maritime Day with the film America Sails The Seas shown in the auditorium. Excerpts of the president proclamation and Chamber of Commerce release were read by Robert Gearinger. Arrangements were made by Mrs Eleanor Barnhart and Miss Julia Etchison for the observance. The 4H club meeting covered frozen foods demonstrations by Mary Louise Young and Marilyn Eckard and plans for achievement day and sewing projects at Middletown High School.

Truman U. S. Chamber of Commerce Frederick High School America Duvall Schell National Federation of American Shipping Chamber of Commerce Robert Gearinger Shipping Organization United States U. S East Gulf Coast Vays Eleanor Barnhart Julia E. Etchison Middletown Mary Louise Young Marilyn Eckard Mary Louise Marilyn Keller Middletown High School

Bus Line Threatens Suit Over 16 Hour Strike

Ridge Bus Lines threatened to sue a union representing 155 drivers and maintenance men after a 16 hour impulsive strike halted operations across Western Maryland and neighboring states. Workers returned to work after a continuous meeting, resuming schedules by mid afternoon. Traffic stopped from Baltimore to Westminster and regions into Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania with no through service.

Hagerstown Bilue’ Ridge Bus Lines Maryland Ins Baltimore Westminster Derland Inter Virginia Panhandle West Virginia Pennsylvania Pittsburgh

Drivers Return After Union Walkout On Local Electric Railway

At a meeting near U S 40 area officials described a surprise walkout by workers of the Blue Ridge company and the Amalga merged Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes union. About 65 percent voted to resume work while 100 of 175 workers were present.

U. S. 40 Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh West Afl McDonald Blue Ridge AFL Amalgamated Street Electric Railway and John M. Elliott William E Gifth

Locust swarms threaten Central American crops and Mexico

Vast locust swarms invade Guatemala and threaten El Salvador Honduras and Nicaragua’s crops. Authorities fear loss of more than a third of Guatemala’s car crop as Mexican forces and equipment join to check the swarms before they reach Mexico. Locusts have damaged El Salvador’s crops and spread through the region.

Guatemala Mexico Director Articulture el Salvador Honduras Necaragua

Remembering Boundaries With an Old Friend’s Teen Daughter

You greet a friend’s teenage daughter after years apart. Avoid commenting on height or appearance and focus on neutral, respectful conversation. Acknowledge her as an individual and let her lead topics she’s comfortable with.

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