Miners Demand Higher Wages and Shorter Hours in Talks
United Mine Workers policy leader John Lewis presides over a large session with 200 policy committee members and 25 district presidents as negotiations continue with Southern Coal Producers Association and other operators. Demands include higher wages shorter hours safer welfare and a ten cent royalty shift. Talks focus on a five day six eight hour work period and potential changes to royalty terms tied to Krug agreement. The government deadline to continue operation of salt coal pits is June 30.
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Washington
Probam
Industy
Lewis
Serday
Art
Can.ar
Aksin
Laurence Jr. Tierney, Jr
Blue Ina
Eastern Company
Tierney
Yuesday
Ted Mine Workers Journal
Secreta
Interior Krug
Uniderma Lewis
Memorial Services Held By Lions Club
Memorial services conducted by Rev. William C. Royal saluted fifteen deceased members at the Frederick club luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Honorees included Baker, Crum, Harp ees, Houck Jr. and others. John D. Sharon sang There is No Death, with George T. Schroeder at the piano. Three new members were added Bradley Jones, Robert Mohler, and Josep Turner, with Ni A. Brunk conducting.
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William C. Royal
Frederick Club
Francis Scott Ary
Joseph D. Baker
Emory C. Crum
H. Noel Halier
Markwood D. Harpees S Houck. Jr. Richards. Keyser
A. Frankler
Joan 5. Renn
Jacob H. Schmidt
C. Thomas Summers
H - F. Shipley
Charles M. Tiernan
J. Alliene V.liamson
Rabbi Wolfe Wilner
John W. Wolfe
Mr. Royal
Honeymoon Honeymoon Hectic Car Crash Near Route 33
The first hour of Frank H. Carter and his bride on their honeymoon ended in a chaotic crash. Their vehicle swerved off Route 33, struck another car, and crashed through a fence onto J. Oscar Putman's property, ending in extensive damage and a disrupted start to the couple’s trip.
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Frank H. Carter
Silver Spring
J. Oscar Putman
Sugar alowance for civilians rises with new ration
The department announces increased civilian sugar allotments with a 35 pound monthly cap for some periods, referencing July to September quotas and a 1.87 million short tons allocator. A third stamp will add 10 pounds by August 1, while industrial users see their base usage allowance raised from 60 to 75 percent of 1941 levels as of April 3.
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed
The item lists marriage licenses and divorces for several local residents, naming names ages and addresses. It also notes property deeds and transfers among multiple couples and individuals within the area.
Georgia Girl Wins National Spelling Bee
A 14 year old from Thomaston Georgia won the National Spelling Bee in Washington. Mattie Lou Pollard, taught by one teacher in a Georgia one room schoolhouse, correctly spelled words including maggoty and chlorophyll. Sonya Rodolfo of Chicago finished runner up.
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Washington
wFe
Georgia
Mattie Lou Pollard
Thomaston
Sonya Rodolfo
Chicago
Champion Speller Crowned In National Event
Cpl Danner, son of George Thurmont, enlisted in the army and is stationed in New York. Lou, who placed sixth nationally last year, claimed the title in a spelling contest sponsored by Scripps-Howard, as thousands of participants and champions gathered for the event.
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Cpl. Danner
E Receyved All Fis Bas
George Thurmont
al. Er
Cpl Danner, Jr
Elcon Co
New York
Envy
N.Y
Burs
Lou
Scripps
Newte
Wayward Nazi Rocket Explodes In Mexico
A modified V-2 rocket fired from White Sands Proving Grounds exploded near Tepeyac cemetery south of Juarez and shook Juarez and El Paso. Initial reports said no casualties though witnesses described a heavy blast and smoke. Lt Col Harold R Turner confirmed the launch but offered no further details.
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el Paso
Tex
Tepeyac
Juarez
Mexico
White Sands Proving Grounds
Here
Rio Grande
el Pass
Harold R Turner
White Sands
Rockels
Radio Statansy
Berchts
Senate Votes Allow 15 Percent Rent Increases
Washington reports the Senate approved a measure permitting voluntary 15 percent rent hikes where tenants consent to leases through 1945. The chamber also backed gradual removal of rent ceilings in about 30 areas monthly, leaving around 620 areas under control. The move is a prelude to voting on an extension of rent controls through 1945, with a 48 to 26 vote on Hawkes amendment and partyline divisions on broader support.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Hawkes
Rxi
McCarthy
Wis
Byrd
Eastland
Miss
Hoey
N. C
Edwin C. Johnson
Cole
O Conor
Tydings
Holland
Fla
O'Daniel
Tex
Hawkes
West Point End To Be Dropped For Deficiency
Y May 29 GP recommended to the War Department Poole end on indical team at hasn't been defested in three seasons. Poole, 22, six feet, played Cadet eleven for three years and was noted as a strong batter in baseball and basketball. A sequence of unrelated lines mentions dates and figures about the first crusade leader Godfrey of Bouillon and other items.
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War Department
Giou Coday
George B.barney Poole
Acadia
Poole
Academy Corps
Jim
Drill Awards Made At State School
Theodore Baraty of Baltimore won the Presidents Gold Medal as best drill officer for the State School for the Deaf battalion at the annual commencement. Ma ton Sahm of Baltimore took first in military precision and bronze medals went to Edward Johnson of Cumberland and Joseph Irvin of Baltimore. Awards were presented before hundreds as Col Munshower and others presided. A separate Unionville 4-H club meeting with nine members featured a wood surfaces demonstration by Miss Leiter. Annapolis announced P Frank Revel, longtime Democratic leader of Anne Arundel County, will...
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Theodore Baraty
Baltimore
Elmer F. Munshower
Maton Sahm
Sahm
Miltary
Edward Johnson
Cumberland
Joseph Irvin
Ignatius Bierlee
Ormer
Col. Munsioner
Charles E Moylan
Ignatius Bjortee
Ferry road to be named for late Revell on June 15
The Sandy Point ferry road from the Ritchie Highway will be dedicated in his name on June 15. Revell, who died three years ago, was a political power for about 25 years.
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Sandy Point Ferry
Ritchie Highway
Revell
Valuable personal property sale in Frederick for Ethel G Morgan
Executor announces public sale at 28 East South Street Frederick City Maryland on Saturday May 31 2547 at 9 30 A M D S T. Items include a Frigidaire refrigerator dinette set Westinghouse cabinet bedroom furniture and numerous articles. Cash sale per court order with settlement at Clerk. Also real estate: Braddock six room dwelling with three bedrooms possession early June priced to sell by Noah E Cramer Son Realtors.
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Medford, Carroll Co
Glass
China
Srer
William F Sons
California
Raltimore County
Sacred Heart Jane
Dyer Ave
Rogers
Axminster
Muarners
Chime Ciech
Zenith
I Crear
John Deere
John S$ Hwals
New Windsor
Matuahie
Ethel G. Morgan
Frederack County
Orphan's Court
Frederick County
East South Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Ud.s.t
Ethel G Morgan
Superlux
Beater
Westinghouse
W. Jerome Offutt
W. Jerome Ogutt
Emmett R Lawlus
Horace SS Alexander
Braddock
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
N_ Court St. Frederick
6 Room Modern Brick Dwellings on W Fifth Street
Several 6 room modern brick dwellings with immediate possession listed on West Fifth Street and nearby areas. Prices range from 6 750 to 12 000, with additional newly constructed homes offered for immediate possession within the town vicinity. Grayson Mercer & Sons listing in Prihan Castle Building with contact 537.
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W. 5Th Street
Frederick
Washington Highway
Grayson
Mercer & Sons
Prihian Castie
Fhone
Real estate ads offer 6 room homes near Frederick for 10k to 12k
P Luther Rice Real Estate advertises several modern 6 to 7 room houses near Frederick with city conveniences including heat and 7 acres for 11,300 to 12,000. Also offers a one acre village property with 6 room modern dwelling for 10,500 and a 7 room brick home on N Market St with garage for 7,300. Additional farms and building lots promoted with free information services. Contact JAKE at 29 East Third St, phone 1484.
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America
Frederick
Market St
East Third St
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Marx's College
Bath
Foint
St Mary's College
U.S 15
U.S
Hagerstown
Court Street
Real Estate Opportunities in Frederick Area Properties
Reputable business and home ready to operate from home targets ngat people. Listings include 2 brick homes with modern features and large lots, a frame apartment block with four units renting $720 yearly, a single stone 10 room home, two small bungalows, and a 19 room brick farm with extensive outbuildings and dairy facilities. Prices range from 1,960 to 30,600 with quick-sale options and mentions of vacant lots and possible business use. Contact Keefers M Koogle and Ralph W Boyer for listings and quick sale.
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Apts
Keefer
Koogle
Oil
Marietta
Apt
Fio
Washington
Bam Barn
Whal
Varior
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Moties Avenue
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Trail Avenue
Joseph Earl Summers
Eginer Mae Harp
Calvin Russell Leatherwood
Madelin Mae Altman
MLA
Arvine F. Travinger
W.dower
Charlotte E Posenoerger
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Howard T Moler
Bernard Jo Kennedy
Sid G Lebecter Thomas
George M Balland
Tower of Attorney
Kenneth C. Creager
Germany
Ypl
George Danner. Jr
West Second St
Ned S. Zeilef
N. Court ST. Fhone
Insurance Frederick, MD
West Point End
Godfrey of
Bouillon
Jerusalem
Unionville
Betty Zinmerman
Miss Leiter
Lucille Rhoderick
Annapolis
Frank S. Revel
Anne Arundel County
F.C. Rogers
North Court Street
Nnson Auditio
Monroe Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Ellis C. Wachter
John Barter
Ellis Ce Wachter
Williamson's Drug Store
V. G. Mercer, Ph. G
N. Market St
Ralph W. Boyer
W. Patrick St
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Frederick Motor Company
West Patrick ST
Lincoln
ING
W. Perce ST
Medford
Russell Kehr
Austin Bohn
Dune 7
Adv
Emmett Bowlus
Panink Growing Chows
Lees
NA Hick Owene
Turkey
Gacna
Purina Turkey
Ramsburg Fertilizer CO
Frederick, Maryland
Bookie
Woodie
Woody Herman
Love
Spike Jones
Mama Blues
Alvino Rey
Noddie Rainbow Mood
Herbie Fields
Pare Cavanagh
Pee
Three Suns
Lisnel Hampton
Dick Harmes
Steel Guitar
Rag
Les Paul
A Good
Dar—Petty
Leen
Kenvin
Nie Felice Quar- Carelina
Moontelle
Ask Ammore
Who
Dinah Shove
Ella Fritzgerald
Freddy
Betty Hutton
Limehouse
Linnel Hampton
Aller
Mamo— Mais Brothers
Atons
Johnny Mercer
Old Devil
Mosu
Margaret Whiting
Patter
Rosalie Wilen
Heart
Sont of the
Pioneers
Qid
Jimmyr and
Leon Short
Roy AcwHy
Candlelicht and Roses
Gene Autry
Bailies Brothers
Royr
Acul
Evelyn and Her Magic Violin
Paul Robeson
Cleo
Peoples Fonaxce CO
North Court St
P. B. Roop
P. E. Roop
Noah E. Cramer
Eistown Five
Rooum
Highway 15
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
BE. Patrick St
G. H. Mercer & Sons
P. Luther Rice
Harold U. Frushour
Harold U Frushour
I West Reek
St Frederick, Md
Baltimore Barn
Washington Bar
Vederick
F .C. Rogers
N. Court St
Harry E. Mohler
H. W. Spars
H. W
Arm
Harry E Mohler
Howard A. Gross
TOR Sale
Howard
Keefer M. Koogle
Fredenck
R. L. Zentz
L. Zentz
BRL Zentz
Strout Realty
Taneytown, Md
Gaylord Brooks & CO
Murray C. Bohn
Main St
Libertytown
Frederion
Carroll
Union Budge, Md
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