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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1947
Page
8
Readable text is severely fragmentary and offers no identifiable names, events, or dates to describe a coherent news item or summary.
Staub Grocery at 491 West Market Street will close its grocery and meat department this week to reopen as Staub Laundry a self service facility. J Marshall Staub said the coin operated machines will enable customers to drop off washing then shop meanwhile the liquor and wine department will continue. The project includes remodelling and installation by a Baltimore engineer.
William A. Danzer, president of Colonial Hardwood Flooring, says the United Furniture Workers CIO will be charged with unfair labor practices and breach of the Taft-Hartley Act as a walkout enters its second month. He asserts the union coerced workers, used violence and threats, and drew employees from other firms. Some charges to be filed with the NLRB this week as the plant reopens despite earlier indefinite closure.
An underworld resort brawl leaves a woman fatally injured and a nurse stays at her bedside. The nurse speaks kindly and with Christian faith telling the dying woman that God loves all his children. The woman finds peace as she nears death and the writer presents the answer yes for those who care.
Court notices list marriage license cases for Richard Vetter and Eva Whitman among others. Property deeds show transfers including Bernard Baumgardner to Joe Covellers and Roy Hyndman to Charles Smith among county city and district transactions. Birthday dinner honors Mr and Mrs Wachter and John L Boone with several relatives at Union Bridge.
In a grand imperial match-up, the largest princely states Kashmir and Hyderabad unite their territories spanning roughly the size of Ohio. The merger reshapes regional power and raises questions about administration and sovereignty.
The report notes wide gaps in per classroom unit spending with New York at about 4100 dollars and Mississippi near 400 dollars. It highlights how state funding levels influence school resources and educational outcomes across the United States.
Three Frederick property owners Edward L Myers of 317 East Third, May K Baker of 111 East Seventh, and David Yinger of 310 East Third were summoned to a magistrate court hearing tonight on alleged plumbing code violations. Lieut Reno Six served the summonses. The City of Frederick is the complainant in the actions.
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