Making Area Ready For Taxicab Stand
Ordinances approved by the Mayor and Aldermen direct City workmen to prepare the South Court street area for taxi stands used previously from West Patrick street. An entrance will be built at the south end as work continues, with a standby of October 2 when the new laws take effect.
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South Court Street
West Patrick Street
Court Street
Thamselver
Tepainica Won Propyi Od
Patrick Street
Committees Named for Carroll County Fair Officials appoint fair committees
President George Sauble named several committees for the Carroll County Fair set for September 23 to 28. Dairy cattle include Scott Swartz Middleburg William H Hibbert New Windsor Dick Richardson Westminster Frank Bushey Sykesville Sterling Leister Hampstead. Beef cattle roster lists Charles Morrow New Windsor Arthur Shipley Sykesville Edwin Rockfeller Hampstead. Draft horses include Edge in Derr New Windsor Joan Tautora Westminster and Paul Morelock Westminster. Twine committee features Richard Richardson Westminster Charles Null Taneytown and Francis Herring Westminster. Farm crops include Roy Brown Woodbine Noah Arbaugh Westminster Marion Prough Sykesville Walter Warehime Westminster and Hubert Null Taneytown.
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Carroll County Fair
George Sauble
Scott Swartz
Middleburg
William H. Hibbert
New Windsor
Dick Richardson
Westminster
Frank Bushey
Sykesville
Sterling Leister
Hampstead
Charles Morrow
Arthur Shipley
Edwin Rockfeller
Edge
Derr
Joan Tautora
Paul Morelock
Richard Richardson
Charles Null
Taneytown
Francis Herring
West Tinster
Roy Brown
Woodbine
Noah Arbaugh
Marion Prough
Walter Warehime
Hubert Null
Four Absolute Divorces Granted by Equity Court
Four persons were granted absolute divorces in Equity Court on Monday by decrees signed by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. Mrs Bessie Shinnick of 231 East Church Street was divorced from Lawrence W Shinnick and was awarded custody of one son while he must pay court costs. Edward D Storm represented the plaintiff. Mrs Betty Marie Dell of Unionville was divorced from Raymond Edgar Bel of Westminster and resumes her maiden name Betty Marie Croit. The defendant must pay court costs with Sherman P Bowers and Richard E Zimmerman representing the parties. John H Brant of Walkersville now in Army service was divorced from Mrs Marjorie Brant of Forest Hills and he is to pay court costs. Manuel M Weinberg represented him.
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Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Bessie
Sherman P. Bowers
Dell
Richard E. Zimmerman
Herry H. Burriss
B. & O. Avenue
Charlvotte A. Burriss
L. E
Manuel M Weinberg
Southern States Meeting in Frederick Features Reports and Elections
The Southern States annual membership meeting in Frederick will present the annual report, show a sound motion picture and comedy cartoon, and elect new directors and advisory committee members. H B Manuel will deliver the report, RB Hammong will discuss services, and Howard Quinn will chair. Dignitaries and candidates for the board and advisory committee are listed, with program speakers, group singing, and refreshments planned.
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Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Trederick Service
The
Total Cooperative
Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States
Frederick
State Armory
Howard Quinn
H. B. Manuel
Strasburg
RB. D. Hammong
Frederick Service
Wetetives
RM Die Keka LA
Service Store
Ralph King
Walkersville
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Daniel Castle
Clagett Wiles
Charles Swomley
Henry RB
Lou Davis
Richard Zimmerman
Dorothy Zimmerman
Merte
Sollinger
Hammond
James Hahn
Rebecca Hatin
Charles Castle
Howard Scheel
Lost Town Found and Local Committee Assignments
Hagerstown reports Centreville may have existed as a now nonentity in Washington County. Cost recalls his father mentioning Centreville, name later changed to Keedysville due to local Keedys. The post office decision prompted the Keedysville name change. Separately, a church class meeting at Calvary Methodist in Frederick area notes 21 members, planned visits to elder homes, and routine business and refreshments.
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Hagerstown
A. Cost
Centreville
Washington County
Cost
Alfred WN. Cost
Keedysville
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Calvary Methodist Church
E. R. Pearl
Ford
Odd Fellows
Wilbur Baker
Samuel Fox
Joseph Catsail
McCuskey
Clyde Thomas
Two Countians Honorably Discharged From Armed Forces
Two local service members were demobilized through Draft Board I on Monday. Austin William Summers from Hagerstown and Raymond Clarence DeBerry of Frederick are listed with prior routes.
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Austin William Summers
Hagerstown
Rt. 3
Frederick
Raymond Clarence DeBerry
Rt. 2
Thurmont
Specter of Mars Hovers Over Balkans Middle East
AP News reports warn that tensions in the Balkans and Middle East threaten to ignite conflicts. In Trieste and across Greece Albania Iran and Palestine, observers warn that fragile positions and competing Jewish Arab aspirations could jeopardize British lifelines and risk a broader clash. Relman d Dzorin in Paris notes peace conference observers agree World War II could be imminent.
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Balkans
Middle East
Trieste
Greece
Albania
Dardanelles
Iran
Man Dzorin
Paris
Private Ohio super-highway proposed across northern state
A Baltimore consulting engineer estimated a privately financed toll road 239 miles from the Pennsylvania to Indiana borders could be built without tax money. The plan envisions a turnpike commission supervising the project with daily traffic around 6,750 to 12,000 vehicles needed to self-liquidate. The proposal aims to connect with the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Youngstown.
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Lodi
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ma. H. H. Allen
J. E. Greiner
Baltimore
Indiana
Turnpike Commission
Allen
Ralph A. Winter
General Assembly
Youngstown
Scarce Materials Affected By Orders
E Price Steiding of the National Housing Agency told Western Maryland builders that 57 scarce materials are now under priority orders to funnel supplies to housing for veterans. The list, created after a broad survey, includes lumber, millwork, hardwood flooring, panels, and steel for manufactured houses, with distributors required to hold 75 to 100 percent of key items for HH priorities. Military and Veterans Admin hospitals will also receive HH priorities.
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E. Price Steiding
National Housing Agency
Maryland
NHA
Steiding
Military and Veterans Administration
Peace Conference Clash Over Bulgarian Greece Claims
Britain and South Africa attacked Bulgarian territorial claims against Greece at the peace conference. The Soviet Union was accused of offering Western Thrace as a bonus for aggression. South African Delegate J R Jordan led the charge as commissions pressed rival claims while Britain renounced a 1 000 000 reparations demand from Italy to help assess other claims.
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Paris
Britain
South Africa
Greece
Soviet Union
Western
Thrace
Bulgaria
J. R. Jordan
Ang Rez Commission
Heart
Great Britain
Italy
Higher Meat Prices Stir Talk of Rationing Alternatives
Washington reports officials discussing rising meat costs while suspending controls, with hints toward higher ceilings or removal of limits rather than immediate rationing. OPA notes restaurant meal ceilings persist to Sept. 16 and meat prices rise about 12 percent since June 30, adding billions to annual consumer bills.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
OPA
Witt
Ashe
Assembly To Meet Oct. 23
Lake Success N Y Sept. 9 Secretary-General Trygve Lie recommended to the United Nations General Assembly that it be moved from September 23 to October 23. Assurances from the big powers against a third postponement were obtained. Lie said the final decision rests with the members by majority vote, with a Friday deadline for replies. He noted a cable from Molotov predicting the Paris conference would finish by October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Trygve Lie Tooight
United Nations
General Assembly
Foreign Ministers Council
Lie
Ministers Council
Paul-Hens Spaak
Belgium
Assembly
Paris
Molotov
Robber Captured After Bank Heist in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City two armed robber-tellers both ex servicemen stopped a bank raid at City National Bank. The robber seized about $38,000 at pistol point. Myron W. Horton, the bank's vice president, forced to collect cash, reported all loot recovered minutes later.
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Oklahoma City
City National Bank
Myron W. Horton
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