Labor and management clash on prison labor plan
Local labor and management leaders attended a legislative council session coinciding with labor and dedication week to discuss the State Committee on Prison Labor Education and Rehabilitation of Prisoners. Proposals include a small foundry at the House of Correction costing about 35 000 dollars with 5000 dollars in machinery to produce metal items for state and local use, sparking opposition from both sides over competition with free labor.
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Labor and Management
Legislative Council
Judiciary
House of Correction
Frederick Iron & Steel
Benjamin B Rosenstock
George W. Devilbiss
Efforts to Boost Production For Free Labor Competition
The item discusses efforts to expand production of goods intended for sale in markets where free labor undercuts dependent labor and challenges existing industry and business models. It highlights the push to enhance output, efficiency, and competitiveness amid labor and economic policy debates.
New Market Man In Carroll County Jail
Charles Ellsworth Egolf of New Market, a carpenter, was jailed in Carroll County on drunken and reckless driving charges after his license was revoked. Trooper B C Hammersmith said Egolf crashed into a telephone company pole Thursday night, causing 29 dollars damage. The car was titled to his wife, Mary Frances Egolf. The case, with a revocation dated June 17 1944, was set for hearing next Tuesday at Toomom Mt Ars Rolce. Egolf said his license was revoked.
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Charles Ellsworth Egolf
New Market
Carroll County
B C. Hammersmith
Egolf
Mary Frances Egolf
Mars Mag Strate Vincert
Tubman
Toomom
Epolfs Heerse
Trinity Guild Thankoffering Service at Adamstown
The Women's Guild of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown will host the annual Thankoffering service Sunday at 7:39 PM. A pageant titled Adventure in Thanksgiving will feature twelve months represented by guild members led by Ruth Kreg pianist and Erne Biser guild president.
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Women's Guild of
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Eric Biser
Elsravets Oland
B F Bowings
and Mire
Calvin Hoffman
Hilda Bartgis
Harry Thomas
William Wooerner
Martha Woerner
Mary
Rail Removal Case Set for Nov 24 Hearing
The Maryland Public Service Commission scheduled a Wednesday hearing on November 24 to review Potomac Edson Company's plan to remove rails from East Patrick street and part of South Carroll street. The routine session in Baltimore follows local interest in repaving East Patrick street and rail removal amid street resurfacing work and utilities upgrades.
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Potomac Edson Company
East Patrick Street
South Carroll Street
Baltimore
Patrick Street
Hootee Martland Public Service Co! Soom
Proposed removal of rails and paving ahead of Christmas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad officials handed the city the rails removal and fill task for East All Saints street. Rails from Market to Carroll street and the cut will be removed so paving can proceed before Christmas. City Engineer Walter said work will start once equipment and materials are ready.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
All Saints Street
O Carroll Street
W Raymond Walter
Munmiepal
Gettysburg Elks Mome With Miss Catherine Williams
Gettysburg event during Rededication Week featured pianist Miss Catherine Williams, professor of music, accompanying the program at the Women's meeting, a principal activity ahead of the observances.
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Gettysburg
Anna E. Budde
Hood College
Elks Mome
Catherine Williams
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