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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1948

Page

3

Frederick County Eyes Driver Education Program Boost

A civic committee pressed for a Frederick County driver education course at Frederick High School, backed by Maryland officials Commissioner W. Lee Elgin and Major Edward Johnson. The meeting featured a screening of Teach Them to Drive and data on teen crash risks, highlighting fatalities in ages 16 to 24 and AAA support for training resources.

Frederick County Frederick High School Maryland W. Lee Elgin Edward McK. Johnson Maryland State Police Eugene W. Pruitt Samuel D. Young Irving A. Abbe Lemuel S. Johnston Alajor Johnson Samuel M. Conrad Northwestern University Trafic Institute William C. Hal Rockville Montgomery County

Montgomery County Drives Plan For High School Driver Training

A county meeting showcased a Montgomery County driver training dual control car and detailed a five year state program to raise road safety costs. The plan would add about 22 cents per $100 to the tax base, roughly $75 million in assessed value, funding classroom and in-car tests to teach laws, traffic rules, and reaction times. Sponsoring groups included the Automobile Club of Maryland and the Frederick County chamber, with local officials and civic clubs backing the initiative.

Montgomery County Russell H. McCain State Roads Commission Price Frederick County Automobile Club of Maryland Frece Automobile Dealers Chamber of Commerce Jary I Lions Civitan End Opti Irving A. Abb Magaha J. Rich Joseph Kline Ernest B. Stepher Kline A Brunk J. Walker Carty Richard A Hartman Agneth E. Burkhard Th of Maryland

Fellowship Meeting at Old Chapel Eyang Lutheran Church

The third Sunday evening fellowship at the Old Chapel of the Eyang Lutheran Church starts at 7 30 led by Mr Charles Lanner With Dr John Culler Martin Whitmore Glen Orrison and Eichel Git 2H as participants They discuss the moral and religious life of the eo Probi Doorstep member in charge Mrs necht The new United Lutheran Church film The Sall OF The Earth will be shown The newly organized Junior Choir under Miss Mary Rehmerer will sing Roy Runkles move to Boyer property Bread Run from near Frederick Also Himes family relocation to near Rockville.

Eyang Lutheran Church Charles Lanner John Culler Martin Whitmore Glen Orrison Eichel Git Probi Doorstep Necht United Lutheran’ Church Mary Rehmerer

Wife Wins Partial Share of Frederick Furniture in Bankruptcy Case

In Frederick, Mrs Caroline Valentine won part of the home furnishings while the bulk, including antiques and rugs, remains the husband Ellsworth Valentine’s property under his bankruptcy case. Gifts to their daughter Joy were not proven, and about 71 thousand dollars in assets were listed with twelve thousand in house items. A postponed sale will now be rescheduled as joint and sole ownership issues are resolved. Also Maryland farm boys head to the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City led by Donald Hall and Dale Hess.

Baltimore Caroline Valentine Fredenck Ellsworth C. Valentine North Market Street Frederick Paul R. Kach Adam Rocky Rack Nathan Hamburgen Lewis Sagner Maryland Future Farmers of America Kansas City Donald Hall Calvert County Maryland Ffa Association Dale Hess Hartford County Thomas Graser Kenneth Ramsburg FFA Ffrom Oakland and Boonsboro

Non-Support Case and Jail Sentences From Friday Hearing

Magistrate Alton Y Bennett refused a not guilty plea on non support charges amid custody disputes among five divorced couples. Joseph J Gorley faced weekly child support of 3 dollars later reduced to 5. Defendants Ridgler King, Roy Marsden, and John Figins received jail terms for similar offenses. City collateral forfeitures were noted for Walter Keeney and others. A separate report describes an Army trailer used as an office for the Cumberland Riverton Double Toll Gate project by Potomac Edison.

Alton Y. Bennett Richard E Zimmerman Joseph J. Gorley Th Gorley Wi Smith, Roe Joseph J. Mont Heari Smith Courle Gorley Cursuk Ian Hvin Gorle Ridgler King Roy Marsden Frederick John Fiegins Linden Walter Keeney Haller James Gilmore Rominwell Fendant Winchester Sirl Petry Romne Potomac Edison

Great Assorted Equipment Sought for Coast to Coast Project

A large cache of automotive gear assembled after a nationwide search by officials. Heavy surplus Army wheeled drives are prized for off road work in rugged terrain from Cumberland to Riverton. Survey completed and local contractors clearing rights of way. The new line from Wallport to Cumberland Rivette should finish by next fall.

Cumberland Riverton Wallport Cumbelto

Shipment Of Arms To China Reported In Two Parcels

A U S defense and state department notes confirm two shipments of arms to China under the China Aid Act. The first consignment did not include P-51 fighters and involved approximately bo arms ammunition. An approved application enables China to buy 284 460 dollars worth of arms in the United States amid extended Congressional funding. Peter’s Guild Dickerson plans Thanksgiving Day dinner at Beallsville fire house from 12 30 to 3 30 with traditional ginner fare.

Gien Neat Vargo Forrestal China Ion Seattle Post-Intelligencer Defense Department State Department Congress

Baltimore Votes to Cut Municipal Tax Rate One Cent

Baltimore officials announce a one cent reduction in the municipal property tax rate to 2.34 dollars per hundred valuation. The action awaits City Council review and could trigger further reductions as the city plans rebuilding funding and a 1949 budget around 1.55 million dollars, with many details tentative.

Baltimore Board of Estimates Fatuipal Pier Sure Thomas Depz

Tragedy in Baltimore Theater Lobby Leads to Arrest

Harman collapsed in a northwest Baltimore theater lobby after an arrest for drunkenness. Patrolman Edward Bender quoted Harman saying he had drunk a little too much whiskey. No trace of alcohol was found in his body. He died eight hours later after being found unconscious in a Northern Police station cell and was pronounced dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital.

Production Dispute At Chrysler Settled

Detroit November 12 production dispute at Chrysler Corporation involving about twelve thousand three hundred workers in four Detroit area plants ended with orders to return to work. Tony Cassera of Local 7 CIO United Auto Workers announced the back-to-work directive. Chrysler said all but 1200 would return Monday with the rest reporting Tuesday. Two line operators were disciplined for not meeting quotas and 150 machine operators walked out in sympathy. Company reached agreement on dispute issues and grievance procedures with hearings planned next week.

Detroit Chrysler Corporation Tony Cassera CIO United Auto Workers Chrysler Jme Agreem Uusugh Lhis

Hart Arrest And Death Report Raises Alcohol Question

Medical news today reported that PL Hart died of pneumonia after an arrest last Friday. The case involved Dr Henry Freimuth and a Balmere medical matter. Authorities state Hart could not have been drunk at the time.

P—Medical News Today PL Hart Hss Henry Freimuth Dlessot Balmere Medical

Strike Vote At Brandt Cabinet Works In Lagerstown

AFL Upholsterers have voted to strike at Brandt Cabinet Works in Lagerstown. The action follows wage negotiations that stalled after the company bogged down on a 10 cent raise. The plant employs 140 workers and compares its wages to regional refactories.

Lagerstown AFL Brandt Spo

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