End of Strike At Frederick Iron And Steel Plant
A week long walkout at Frederick Iron and Steel Co ends at 11 p m Friday. Labor and management sign contracts through August 31 1952 after nine hours of talks led by conciliator C Stanley Clevenger. Picket lines remain and 250 workers back at work to fulfill a heavy defense production backlog including marine pump valves for government ordnance.
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Frederick Iron & Steel Co
Jacob Goldberg
Goldberg
C. Stanley Clevenger
John Hayes
International Molders Foundrymen’s Union
George W. Devilbiss
Joseph M. Tone
AFL International Association of Marchinists
Claude Ne Blank
Korea
Europe
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Raymond Bowers
Elwood Hummer
Harry Moss
Louis Lebhert
Mr. Goldberg
$1 Traffic Fine Is Being Appealed
A $1 fine suspended in a traffic infraction on November 9 is being appealed to the Circuit Court. Walter J. Davis, clerk to the Frederick magistrates, said Friday night. W. Jerome Offutt, attorney for Ray I. Lowe of Braddock Heights, presented appeal papers to the Circuit Court.
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Frederick
W. Jerome Offutt
Ray I. Lowe
Braddock Heights
Remburg Transportation Company
Magistrates’ Court
Davis
H. Reese Shoemaker
Lowe
Kenneth H. Tichnell
Shoemaker
Remsburg
Hig
Peoples
Edward M. Joyner
Baltimore
Vernon L. Roderick
Sergt. Potts
Officer DeGrange
Bessie May Bittle
Route 1
Myersville
Ofeer DeGrange
Palomar Sky Survey Aims to Guide Astronomy for Century
The sky survey at Palomar Observatory California Institute of Technology seeks to establish astronomical standards and guide future researchers for the next hundred years, framing methods and references for observers and institutions.
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Sky Survey
Palomar Observatory
California Institute of Technology
Thurmont High School Boy and Girl of the Month Named
The Optimist and Opti Mrs. Clubs of Frederick honored Thurmont High School students Shirley Mary Altice Broadbent and Lewis Higbee Corl as Boy and Girl of the Month at a joint meeting. Principal Elmer K. Chanaiee noted surveys showing student self concerns and future worries, while stressing nonacademic qualities used in selection.
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Thurmont High School
Frederick
Shirley Mary Altice Broadbent
James A. Broadbent
Thurmont
Lewis Higbee Corl
Claude H. Corl
Sabillasville
Elmer K. Chanaiee
Chandlee
Joe R. Doupnik
Optimist Club
Shirley ‘Broadbent
Mes
Victor S Palmer
Opti
Lewis Carl
Victor Palmer
Optimist
Indicted For Assault In Westminster Case Shuffle
Charles Richard Wright a youthful ex convict was indicted by the Carrott county grand jury for assault and robbery of Mrs Arthur R Walsh his victim a 35 year old whose husband helped send Wright to the state reformatory two years ago The Walsh incident occurred Tuesday and Wright fled after being slashed with a knife Wright was earlier convicted in 1949 for robbing the Walshes of 9300 Two other indictments include George Kenneth Eckard embezzling 18714 70 from Wolf Tractor Morelock facing arson and larceny charges plus two minor public sales cases and other indictments naming Ralph K Morelock Jr Woodrow Wilson Lambert and others
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Charles Richard Wright
Carrott County
Grand
Arthur R. Walsh
Wright
Walsh
George Kenneth Eckard
Wolf Tractor and Equipment Company, Inc
Mrs. Walsh
State Reformatory
Breathedsville
Walshes
Hugh Bertram Harrison
Mount Aley
Joseph Marzulla
Westmaster
Morelock
Ralph K Morelock, Jr
Woodrow Wilson Lambert
Daniel Wils Jarceny
Charles C. Rishett
Henry Crystal Giles
E. J. Shailer
Robert C. Reynolds
Arrest on Charge Under White Slave Act
The FBI reports the arrest of William King Shoup, 30, of Viers Mills Village Montgomery County on a charge of violating the white slave act. Indicted last Tuesday the charge was kept secret until yesterday morning after a traffic stop. Shoup, married, allegedly transported a 14-year-old Silver Spring girl from Hagerstown to near New York for immoral purposes around September 17 1950. He reportedly met the girl at her workplace drug store and claimed access to a brother and father owned airplane for a pleasure cruise. After landing near New York they supposedly spent the night. they returned to Silver Spring the next day. Bail was set at 32 500 at Rockville before U S Commissioner F Archie Meatyard in Bethesda. Trial will be in the Federal District Court. DEAR DEER Denver Robert T Broden returned from a hunting trip with a four point buck weighing 300 pounds. Lacking space in a commercial locker he bought a 306 deep freeze and, with no room at home, added a porch to accommodate it. Total cost about 1500 including gear and trip. Citronella oil used by campers to deter mosquitoes attracts some species of insects.
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Baltimore
FBI
William King Shoup
Viers Mills Village
Montgomery County
Shoup
Silver Spring
Hagerstown
New York City
New York
Rockville
U. S
F. Archie Meatyard
Bethesda
Federal District Court
Denver
Robert T. Broden
Broden
Braden
Welfare Costs Down in Carroll County Sees $14,000 Drop
Westminster reports Carroll County Welfare Department will cut payments to the needy by about $14,000 this year. A grand jury criticized welfare operations as an alarming expenditure rise, noting 1950 costs at $193,071 and predicting higher 1951 expenses. County pays about 20 percent. remaining funds from state and federal sources. Old age assistance shows 221 cases in October, down from 252 last year, with most payments to those aged 85 to 76.
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Westminster
William Koelber
Carroll County Welfare Departement
Carroll County Grand Jury
Welfare Department
Grand Jury
Koelber
Welfare costs rise as families urged to support kin
Carroll County welfare figures show 15 general public assistance cases in October. Koelber notes 12 are in rehabilitation to gain employment. 24 people received aid for total disability, with health department checks. Six dependent blind cases and 31 families with dependent children received aid in October, totaling 105 children. Foster care paid for six more children. Koelber cites higher living costs as key for rising expenses from 1940 to 1950. Estimated county welfare cost 10.5 percent of total, with 9 percent for salaries.
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Koelber
West
Carroll County
Parents Visit School During Education Week At North Market Street
An invitation extended to all parents for American Education Week at North Market Street School drew over 150 attendees. Visitors received insights on building conditions, crowded classrooms, and teaching methods across grade levels. Room Mothers hosted refreshments for parents and teachers in the auditorium Wednesday at 4 pm, and new patrons met PTA officers and the faculty.
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North Market Street
PTA
Actress Anne Jeffreys and Robert H. Sterling Obtain License
New York November 16 A marriage license was obtained by actress Anne Jeffreys and actor Robert H. Sterling days before their planned wedding next Wednesday. Sterling’s first wife was actress Ann Sothern, now divorced, and Jeffreys’ previous marriage to Josepa R. Serena also ended in divorce.
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New York
Anne Jeffreys
Robert H. Sterling
Marri
Sterling
Ann Sothern
Miss Jeffreys
Josepa R. Serena
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