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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1946

Page

7

Taxi ordinance bans West Patrick street parking in Frederick

Frederick approves a taxicab ordinance moving all cabs to the South Court street stand. West Patrick street first block to be no parking except for loading and unloading, meters removed, no parking signs installed. City reports all 32 cabs compliant. new cab stand telephones in place to ease traffic during Fair Week.

South Court Street West Patrick Street Market Court Streets Iacca Patrick Street Cahe City City Register South Court

Top American Military Men Blamed for Costly Canol Oil Project

Senate War Investigating Committee hearings reveal that in 1943 the Chiefs of Staff argued over the Canol project to develop oil fields in Northern Canada. They approved continued wartime use but warned of costs, with Admiral Ernest King defending himself against personal criticism as the probe wrapped up.

Washington Navy Department Senate War Investigating Committee Canada Ernest J. King King Cano Plutins Fae Senate Joint Chiefs of Staff Canol Vraman

Court News and Property Transfers in Carroll County

Equity suits list divorce bill filings for Carroll E Flora vs Evelyn Ss ifera and John Abner Hahn vs Annie Rebecca Hahn. Numerous county and city property deeds recorded with $10 payments, including transfers between Alice L. Fogle and Bessie E Wezel, George B. Hildebrand to Stella B. Lanner, and others. Also notices of marriage licenses for Matthew Pulliam and Helen, with community events and society notes from Westminster and surrounding areas.

Equity _ Carrol E. Flora Evelyn SsiFiera John Abner Hahn Annie Rebecca Hahn Alice L. Fogle Bessie Ewezel Robert A. Walker Matthew R. Kerrigan George B. Hildebrand Stella B. Lanner George P. Ropp Milo B. Detloyd Charles ©. Early George R. Marker Ida C. Carpenter Elmer Ernest Hodges Albert D. Fiook Lea F. Gouker Ralph W. Miller Milford L. Emory Daniel Jacobs Walter G. Ciem Merle Leather H. Kieffer DeLauter Paul A. Lowman Helen F. Mock Leicester Thomas James H. Stavely, Jr Lucius Cecelia F. Weedon John Williams Henry B. Simpson Robert L. Mason Audrey I. Knodle Jacob B Poffenberger Sarah M. Perry Dorothy E. Keyes William Winchester Historical Society House Westminster Edgar B. Barnes Weybright Hildegarde Fillmore McCall's Magazine Keysville Carroll Matthew Pulliam Helen

Fire destroys barn on Eta Sworl farm near Mt. View

Fire destroyed a barn and its contents on a farm owned by Eta Sworl and rented by Lester Mainhart near Mt. View around 6 o clock Sunday evening. The blaze, whose cause was undetermined, spread quickly before All Air firefighters arrived. No livestock were lost but two loads of soybeans and a load of hay were ruined. No loss estimate was given.

Miss Eta Sworl Lester Mainhart Mt. Vyo

Worthless Stock Turns Valuable in War Tale

Denver reports a stock certificate once deemed worthless gained value after a wartime surge. Mrs. Nova Reaper, age 36, inherited a Texas Pawash Company share later absorbed by International Chemical. The paper estimates the portion could be worth about 40,000 dollars after replacement and ownership contest involving Harold Mudge and Mrs. Benner.

Denver Nova Reaper Dean FE Winchester Texas Pawash Company Hte International Chemical Company Renner Winephaetars Colorado Women's College Harold FP. Mudge Benner

Army Plans October Draft Of 35 000 Men

Washington reports the Army asks Selective Service for 35 000 men in October, up from September. The surge would cover ages 19 to 29, with 10 000 more than September’s call. No reason given for the higher quota, while the War Department orders speeding releases of 900 000 non volunteer GIs.

Washington Army Selective Service War Department

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