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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1946

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5

Nonstop Honolulu to Cairo Flight Demonstrates Arctic Route

U S Army Air Forces B 29 the Faenian Dreamboat set a polar route from Honolulu to Egypt testing equipment in Arctic conditions. Col Irvine led a nine man crew covering about 9 500 nautical miles in roughly 39 hours with 400 gallons of fuel left.

Cairo U.S. Army Air Forces Honolulu Egypt United States Payne Field Polar Pacific Col. c. S Bill) Irvine St. Paul Neb Hawaii Arctic Cinems Greenland Alps Mediterranean Irvine Ennis Whitehead Tokyo Turtle U.S. Navy Pearce Australia Perth Columbus Ohio Guam Washington D. C North Pole Carl Spaatz U. S. Air Forces Arctic Alaska Canada Baffin Bay Teeland Faeland France Switzerland Italy Fayet Aretic Atlantic Neri America Europe Africa Trvine

Mount Zion United Brethren rally day features Mayor McKeldin

Mount Zion United Brethren church in Mersville invites attendance at its annual rally day next Sunday. Church School opens at 11 o clock with Joseph R Harp as superintendent. The main service speaker will be Mayor Theodore R McKeldin of Baltimore accompanied by special music. Dr Edwin H Sponseller is pastor.

Mount Zion United Brethrens March Sunday School of Mersville Theodore R. McKeldin Baltimore Edwin H. Sponseller Mount Zion Church Joseph R. Harp

Maryland Fire Death Toll Hits 107 This Year

Governor O Conor announced during Fire Prevention Week that 107 Maryland residents have died in fires this year and property losses reach 5 983 569 across 11 845 fires. The report by State Insurance Commissioner Lawrence E Ensor shows rising fire losses nationwide, with the governor urging constant vigilance to prevent further fires and losses.

O'Conor Maryland Lawrence £. Ensor United States Ensor Nic Mary‘land

Boys Hurt In Cars Crash Near Taylorsville

Two crashes on Route 26 west of Taylorsville injure William Day nine and Kenneth Day five as their father’s car overturns. Jesse Snyder of Mt Airy faces reckless driving charges after his car collides with theirs. an elderly man in Snyder’s car is treated for a cut eye. In Westminster, Silvester Fisher dies from a broken neck when a truck hits a parked car. driver Eugene Keyton is jailed on manslaughter and reckless driving charges.

Taylorsville William Day Kenneth Day UL. C. Sutely New Windsor James N. Simmons William AR. Day Hroute 2 Vincent A. Tubman Mt. Airy Silvester Fisher Westminster Bachman Valley Road Eugene RK Keyton

Vote Officers Power To Call For Strike

Hagerstown October 6 union members of the Fairchild production unit Local 842 United Auto Workers CIO voted 1566 to 181 in favor of giving local officers the right to call a strike if a satisfactory contract is not reached. The union, representing about 5000 Fairchild aircraft workers, seeks a ten cent hourly raise a stronger seniority clause, a flat wage rate replacing merit system, full vacations for returning veterans and minor working condition changes. Negotiations have proceeded for ten days. a contract must be in place by October 12.

Hagerstown Fairchild United Auto Workers Cio Joseph EB. Craig Junion Aontract Craig

Weekend City Police Report Signals Minor Mishaps And One Goats

Weekend docket shows two vehicle crashes and a shooting gallery mishap. Notable: Charles Grable injured by Leonard A. Thomas in an intersection collision on West South Street. Thomas charged with reckless driving and failing to yield. Estelle Leatherman and Austin Taylor involved in a minor street crash. Leatherman fined in Peoples Court. A shooting gallery worker, Sam White Cloud, hurt by an accidental trigger. no charges. A goat wandering on North Market Street drew attention. reportedly placed in protective custody. Several minor entries list small fines for drunkenness and peace disturbance. Additional docket notes include names and small amounts.

Charles Grabl East Patrick Street Leonard A. Thomas West South Bentz Streets Grable Thomas West South Street Wentz Street A. G. Bourne Sr Allen Bartgis Reno North Market Street Austin D. Taylor West Fifth Street Estelle Leatherman West College Terrace Leatherman Taylor Fair Grounds Frederick WMI Pelve Cildse Everett McNeal Washington Ruth Gross Benj F. Alelmut Washington Grove Walter Keeney John Burns Ridgeville Richard Flock Middletons Paul Fogle Raymond C. Nusbaum George Hoffman Ralph Potts Ellig Carty Sherman Boone Charles Burras Ie Mie Fant

Liberalized R. R. Retirement Act Affects Many In County

Amendments to the Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance acts, recently passed by Congress and signed by the President, introduce survivor benefits higher than Social Security, sickness cash benefits, and broaden disability retirement. Workers may retire earlier with reductions, and new minimum annuities raise access for those with fewer than 20 years. Unemployment benefits rise to 4.50 a day for certain earners, with a 26 week benefit period, and tax rates increase. Dates of effect span 1946 to 1948.

Congress U. S. Railroad Retirement Board

Spanish War Vets Install Officers at Frederick camp

Jean A. Hansen Sr Frederick was elected and installed commander of the Winfield Scott Schley Camp US Spanish American War Veterans in a Sunday session at the American Legion Home. Ten of 17 surviving members attended as Maryland Department USAWV officials from Baltimore installed the new officers.

Jean A. Hansen Frederick Winfield Scott Schley United Spanish American War Veterans Department Baltimore American Legion Maryland Department USAWV Wileas Kek Educa Nelson A. Hopkins Roger Shaw Lewis A. Moberly Iis Gath Hanzen Nathan C. Stiles Rockville George A. Ninas Gaithersburg

Hazardous forecast on the 1946 congressional outcome

Washington reports economist Louis H. Bean says this year’s congressional election forecast is statistically hazardous. He notes the race is too close to gauge amid meat shortages and foreign affairs turmoil centered on Henry A. Wallace. Republicans need 26 seats for a House majority. Democratic reaction remains noncommittal. Bean cites past accuracy and warns standard formulas fail this year.

Washington Louis H. Bean Henry A. Wallace Bean House Gallup Crossley Roper

Rust Claims Forty Percent Of Historic Pig Iron Output

It is estimated that rust has accounted for about 40 percent of the 2,000,000,000 tons of pig iron produced over the last fifty years, indicating a significant impact on global iron production and durability concerns.

Funeral Service For 39 Crash Victims Held

A joint funeral service was conducted from the air today for 39 persons who died last Thursday when a New York to Berlin airliner rammed into a mountain near Harmon Field. Relatives of six victims were aboard the plane as clergy read rites and floral wreaths were dropped from the plane. A sister ship, the Oklahoma City, arrived from New York for the ceremony and passengers arrived from Frankfurt for the service.

Stephensville Nfld New York Berlin Harmon Field American Overseas Airlines Oklahoma City George D. Downing Thomon Ruth Kent Jay, Fla Charles F. Schmidt Kenosha Wisc Erwin G. Muessler Wichita Kas Frankfurt Germany Downing Laurie Barbara Miss Kent Schmidt Frank Mieétsler

Terminal Leave Pay Speeded by Government for WWII Vets

After two months of prep the government moved to distribute about 2 700 000 000 in terminal leave payments to World War I veterans. Army finance offices will receive engraved five year treasury bonds to pay millions of applications. cash will be used for the initial boasts as bonds are distributed. About 15 000 000 veterans may be eligible. Regulators allow photo stat copies of discharge papers when originals are missing. A second item notes Patrick Flood 90 returning to Ireland to rest after years in America.

Washington Army Finance Treasury Seritlin Arm Army Regulatio

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