Alderman Urges Speed On Frederick Street Projects
Alderman William B Burall called for completion of two Frederick street projects held up by railroad companies. He cited bad conditions on East street from Church to Patrick and East South street from Carroll to Wisner. He urged immediate action, noting talks with Mayor Derr about track changes and temporary repairs to expedite resurfacing and improve safety on the busy routes.
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Wiliam B. Burall
Frederick Street
East Street
Church
Pat- Tick
East South Street
Carroll Street
Wisner Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
East Streets
Burall
North Market Street
Church Street
Patrick
Pattick
Church Streets
Railroad Company
Derr
Potomac Edison Company
Jefferson Street
Franklin Street
South
Patrick Streets
Draftee and Vet Ask About GI Loans and Benefits
A reader asks how to apply for a VA certificate of eligibility for a GI loan and requests the booklet To the home-buying Veteran. Other inquiries cover Korean GI Bill education, loan eligibility deadlines, disability pay, and VA loan extensions. The column advises contacting the VA regional office and local veterans organizations for guidance and exact eligibility.
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Thomas M. Njal
Charlotte
KN. C
Veterans Administration
Russiaville
Ind
Pot Arthur
Tex
D. H
San Diego
Calif
Veteran Administration
Separate income from wife does not affect pension limits
A reader asks if his wife Bes earning part time affects his annual income for pension eligibility. The reply states her income is separate and does not count toward his pension income limits.
Union Bridge and Plymouth Lodge 143 Banquet Report
Union Bridge and Plymouth Lodge 143 AF held their annual banquet in the fire hall with Reverend Dixon A Yaste and other officials presiding. Attendees included visiting officers, St James Lutheran Church delegates, and local club members. events covered church gatherings, a health meeting, a firemen’s convention, and school and 4H club activities.
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Union Bridge
Plymouth Lodge
Rkinner
Stephen H. Galley
Arthur Dowell Brand
Indzr
Wilbur R Fowble
Plymouth
Order of Eastern Star
Clive Messler
Dixon A. Yaste
E.L. Seligman
St. James Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Vickie Kennedy
Ray Kennedy
Keysville Lutheran Church
David Rowe
Baltimore
Frederick County
Methodist Church
Libertytown
Thomas Kiss
Industrial pension programs may rover 22,000,000 workers
Industrial pension programs could cover about 22 million workers and cost roughly 6.6 billion dollars annually by 1950, signaling a massive fiscal and social shift as aging labor forces press for retirement security.
Anastasia pleads guilty to income tax evasion in court
In a brief Federal Court appearance, Anastasia admitted failing to pay 51,143,000 in income taxes for 1947-48. Judge Madden scheduled sentencing for June 3 with a possible maximum of five years and 10,000 fine per count. The case follows earlier trials and linked disappearances involving associates in the famed Murder Inc. organization.
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N.o
Dapper Albert
Anastasia
Tricter
New York
Madden
Newark
N. J
Fort Lee
Fla
Charles
Ferri
Missing person Ranadiin Barri Last Seen in Mew Wash
A year after a blindstained car was found in Ranadiin Barri’s suspected location at Mew Wash, he remains missing. Local authorities continue searches and urge any information from residents and travelers in the area.
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Ranadiin Barri
Mew Wash
Lutheran Ministers to be Honored at Gettysburg Synod
Three Lutheran ministers will mark fifty years since ordination at the 103rd convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland to be held at Gettysburg Seminary in Gettysburg PA. A recognition service for Rev. Frederick A. Hightman Rev. A. G. Null and Rev. Dr. W. A. Wade is set for 8 p.m. These clergymen were ordained in October 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of M
Gettysburce Seminary
Gettysburg
Frederick A. Highman
A. G. Null
W. A. Wade
Mr. Hightman
Bernid Fledkusen Cuwill
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Mr. Nuil
Carroll County
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Ellicott City
Wade
Lovettsville
Holy Comforter Lutheran Church
St Paul's Qutheran Church
Cumberland
New Peace Moves Raise Hopes on Waterfront Strike
New peace moves from London raised guarded hopes that rival unions may soon settle at a waterfront strike crippling Britain's busiest ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Gold Star Members Honored by Anglican Legion Auxiliary Unit No 11
The Anglican Legion Auxiliary Francis Scott Key Unit No 11 honored its Gold Star members at a May 7 dinner. Gifts were presented to four present members Mrs Helen Musso Mrs Edna Price Mrs Amy Kreh and Miss Hilda Burke by Gold Star chairman Mrs Madeline Gilbert. The regular meeting followed with department officers entertained and several guests in attendance including department president Robert L Nichols and other officials.
Scout units announce Flag Day at Baker Park ceremony
From Camp Ritchie Unit No 239 Mount Airy Gold Star Unit 191 Clopper Michael Unit II Stedman Keen an Unit 96 the Girl Scouts announce a Flag Day event at Baker Park with veterans groups presenting flags Frederick. The unit plans a memorial service and new member obligation at the June meeting. Musical selections by Fic Donaldson of Camp Detrick. FIRST POLIO CASE WASHINGTON May 95 The city's first polio case this season was reported today a four year old boy at Children’s Hospital had not been vaccinated.
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Camp Ritchie
Mount Airy
Washington
Childrens Hospital
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B. H
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
V.A
Washington, DC
Thei
Nial
Tare
Johnsville
Jackie Herner
Betsy Lovington
Teane Ameidedtre
Lf.y.e. Fund
Borethy Keller
France
Cal
Blue Cross
Brust Cross
Io Blue Cross
Baltimore St
Maryland
Maryland Hospital Service, Inc
Reve
Astasia
Florida
A& Power
Madam Davis
Focation
Margaret's Flower’ Shop
West Patrick St
Green Cemetery
House OF Wesley Dept
Bloomington
Ill
Eid
Tydol
Ethyl
the General Refining Company
East Patrick St
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