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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1947

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2

Five Permits Granted After Zoning Board Hearing

The City Zoning Appeals panel granted five permits after overturning the City Engineer’s rulings. The Crown Oil and Wax Co was approved to install two 5 000 gallon or one 10 000 gallon kerosene tanks at 306 East Patrick Street in the A use district. Charles F Hartman for Clyde Estes received a permit to open an auto repair shop and garage at the old Coca Cola plant on East Patrick Street in area A. Richard B Baumgardner for Monocacy Motors Inc was authorized to store more than three cars at 13 West Sixth Street in area A. Standard Oil Co of New Jersey may install four 2000 gallon underground gasoline tanks and pumps at the Hillin g station in the 500 block West Patrick Street in area B. Jesse N Smith got a permit to build an eight car garage at East Street and Eighth Street in area A. No objectors attended. Chairman Parsons Newman and other board members presided with City Engineer W R Walter present.

Board of Zoning Appeals Publc City Hall Peter Crown ©.1 And Wax Company, Inc East Patrick Street Ares Charles F. Hartman Clyde H Estes Coca Cola Plant East Patrick Street Richard B. Baumgardner Monocacy Motors Inc West Sith Street Compa. of New Jersey Hlling West Patrick Street South Side Jesse N. Smith East Street Eighth Street Parsons Newman Robert B. Crothers T. Edgie Russell John Ed Schell Jr Richard F. Kline W. R. Walter

Hopkins Endowment Earned 1 414 980 For Year At Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins University endowment investments yielded 1 414 980 in the fiscal year ended June 30 1947. Treasurer Henry S. Baker reported the endowment had a market value of 940 284 908 as of June 39 with bonds 44 3 percent of total, preferred stocks 15 2 percent, common stocks 32 2 percent, real estate mortgages 19 percent, ground rents 2 percent, and undivided bequest interests in Hopkins Hospital as agent 1 percent.

Baltimore Johns ‘Hopkins Henry S. Baker Board of Trustees The Hopkins Hospital

Dixie Grid League Suspends Operations

The Diszo Football League, affiliate of the National Football League, suspends operations for the 1947 season. Commissioner Bert Beil and Dove League president Thomas Hanes announced the move in a joint statement, with plans to resume in fall 1948 under a new agreement between players and minor leagues. Members include the Charlotte Clippers and Greensboro.

Philadelphia Diszo Football League National Football League Bert Beil Thomas Hanes Dove League Bell Charlotte Clippers Greensboro

Local league talks stall on major league shift plans

The Dixie League teams including Patriots Norfolk Shamrocks Portsmouth Pirates Richmond Rebels Roanoke Travelers and Newport News Builders discussed Hanes protest of Richmond’s move toward the American professional circuit. Bell said he never approved the shift and that minor leagues affiliated with the NFL were negotiating territorial agreements among themselves.

A Patriots Norfolk Shamrocks Portsmouth Pirates Richmond Rebels Roanoke Travelers Newport News Builders Hanes Withwil Richmond Bell NFL

Urbana Homemakers Club Meeting Recaps October Session

The Urbana Homemakers Club met October 9 at Mrs Lightbown’s home with Mire Anna Smelser presiding. Members heard readings on paintings and a peace talk, heard a wallpaper selection demonstration, and pledged a charity mailbox to an overseas family. The next gathering is November 6 at Mrs Charlex Collins’ home.

Urbana Lightbown Mire Anna Smelser Mass Juanita Dudder John Kiddart A L. Derry Kosch Mo Fox A. Smelser Charlex Collins

International Saver Company to Maintain Prices Through 1947

The International Saver Company announces no price increases for the remainder of 1947. President Evarts C Stevens says the hold-the-line policy will continue as far as possible. The company marks its 100th anniversary of its 1847 Rogersi date.

International Saver Company Evarts C Stevens Remsberg Iompany Rogersi

Youth Fellowship Elects Officers at Calvary Methodist

The Youth Fellowship of Calvary Methodist Church elected officers for the ensuing year. President Lester Koogle, vice president Biss Janice Wickless, secretary Miss Mary Catherine Green, assistant secretary Mrs Jacqueline Lantz, treasurer Miss Yvonne [surname].

Youth Fellowship Calvary Methodist Church Lester Koogle Biss Janice Wickless Mary Catherine Green Jacqueline Lantz Yvonne

Officers to Meet of Chapter 347 Women of the Moose

The officers of Chapter 347 Women of the Moose will meet tonight at the home of Mrs Dorothy Falk at 417 North. The list of officers includes Gerrick as distant treasurer and Miss Mary Roelke as Calvary Chest Day treasurer with other posts held by Burton Kester Misses Doms Lease Roxie Montgomery Shirley Kemp Mary Ann Harris Richard Sharrer Kenneth Rice Francis Young Alverna Johnson Eloise Morgan Louie Hendrickson Mary Ann Morris Janice Wickless Ruth Smith Helen Daugherty Alta Ice and Betty Schwartz.

Gerrick Mary Roelke Calvary Chest Day Burton Kester Doms Lease Roxie Montgomery Shirley Kemp Mary Ann Harris Richard Sharrer Kenneth Rice Francis Young Alverna Johnson Eloise Morgan Louie Hendrickson Mary Ann Morris Janice Wickless Ruth Smith Helen Daugherty Alta Ice Betty Schwartz Chapter Women of the Moose Mass Dorothy Falk North

Trans-Siberian Rail Route Lengths Compared To New York Patagonia

The note compares travel distances from New York to Patagonia with the length of the Trans Siberian railway. It highlights geographic scope and logistics challenges for long distance rail journeys between distant regions.

New York Patagonia

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