Housing hurdles and scarce materials discussed by Kiwanis
Kiwanis club heard Charles J. Bowers, local architect, describe housing bottlenecks. He noted FHA permits, veteran priority, limited building types, and scarce materials like rock lathe, cement blocks, flooring, and wide glass. He forecast prices easing as supply and demand balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Charles J. Bowers
Francis Scott Key
Federal Housing Administration
Baltimore
Mr. Bowers
Pph Weber
Sai
Bowers
Iags
Minorities Protected By Clause In Treaty
A peace conference commission adopted a Roman ian treaty clause designed to protect Jews and other minorities in the former enemy country from future discrimination. The amendment offered by Lord Hood of Great Britain was supported by the United States Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa India and Britain and opposed by Russia France White Russia the Ukraine and Yugoslavia, marking the first division among the big four on a treaty text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Peace Conference Commission
Lord Hood
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Britain
Russia
France
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Woman Held for Manslaughter in Tennessee Brother’s Death
Howard County State’s Attorney ordered 23 year old Beatrice Blanton held for manslaughter after the Sunday shooting of her 15 year old brother Earl Conkins. The sister remains at home under physician care and the case will go before the Howard County grand jury. The body was sent to Sneedsville, Tennessee, for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Howard County
Beatrice Blanton
Tatal
Earl Conkines
Agnes Wael Pring Tehty
Grand Jury
Sneedsville
Tenn
Miss Mercia Klempay Weds George E. Hardy in Chicago
Miss Mercia B Klempay daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan C Klempay West Jackson Boulevard Chicago TL wed George Edward Hardy son of Mr and Mrs H V Hardy Point of Rocks at Resurrection Church Chicago Rev John M Kelly officiated Anson soprano Dorothy Czarnecki presented selections In wedding parties attendants wore white net gowns Ensign J C Klempay Jr was best man The couple will reside in Chicago after a honeymoon motor trip through Wisconsin Michigan and Northern Illinois Hardy a U S Army veteran plans to attend Northwestern University next fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercia B. Klempay
Joan C. Klempay
West Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
George Edward Hardy
H. V. Hardy
Point of Rocks
Resurrection Church
John M. Kelly
Dorothy Czarnecki
South Bend
Ind
Roleratura
J.C. Klompay, Jr
Rosemary
Kathleen Klempay
J. C. Klempay, Jr
U.S. Navy
Geneferiday
Frankfast
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Hardy
Frederick High School
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
38Th Engineers Battalion
Africa
England
France
Northswestern University
Ursuline Academy
Youngstown
Ohio
Memory Detained as Amnesia Suspected in Frederick
A 43 year old man identified as Eric Parson of Washington was detained Tuesday morning in Frederick after a period of wandering. He claimed memory loss and arrival from Virginia via bus, saying he was unmarried and had no family, though investigators later confirmed he is married. His wife planned to arrive and take him home. Police coordinated with state authorities during the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Parson
Washington
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phebus Sr
Market Street
Frederick
Danville
Hagerstown
Virginia
West Indies
Three Cabell County inmates charged with unemployment fraud
Magistrate Walter P Rasnick issued warrants for three men jailed in Cabell County accused of fraudulently drawing unemployment compensation. Each man allegedly signed applications while outside the jail as trustees claiming availability for work. One inmate allegedly obtained over 270 dollars. others received about 20 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buntington
W. Va
Walter P. Rasnick
Cabell County
Rasnick
West Virginia
Edward J. Greene
Greene
Police Docket For City Violations In 24 Hour Period
Docketed cases include Arthur Sell and Albert R. Pool listed as drunk with fines of 3.50 and 2.50 respectively. Kintz also charged with drunkenness with a 2.50 fine. Officer Marks noted for one entry. Regular Police Court session set for tonight. Mrs. G William Hooper confined to bed at her home on West Scant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sell
Swomley
Albert R. Pool
Kintz
Officer Marks
G. William Hooper
West
Knoxville youth assaulted. boyfriend held for grand jury
Robert Ralph Working of Brunswick was jailed in default of 2500 bond on assault charges linked to an August 17 attack on a 13 year old at his Knoxville home. Neighbors allege neglect and a mother identified as Mrs Brashears allowed danger, with CAS and County Probation stepping in. The boy suffered a broken arm and blue marks, while authorities pursue legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ralph Working
Brunswick
Knoxville
Children’s Aid Society
Working
Lee Merriman
Andes
Frederick County
Eialinei Yael Wig Wather
Cas
Edwin F. Nikirk
New Market Girls Meet 4 H Club Hosts September Meeting
Miss Dorothy Moxley hosted the New Market 4-H Club on Thursday evening with ten members and one visitor. Mary Catherine Hahn led the pledge and flag salute, and each girl shared canned summer projects. A September 19 meeting at Mrs. William Lawson’s home will include a luncheon demonstration by Alice Stansbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Dorothy Moxley
Mary Catherine Hahn
Gertrude Hahn
Patricia Seitz
William Lawson
Alice Stanspury
Suspect Jessie Price Held After Trespass Charge
Jessie James Price, 46, of Charlottesville, Va., captured by State Police after crossing the Potomac River bridge at Point of Rocks and found in a shed along the railroad. He was jailed in Brunswick awaiting a hearing before Magistrate Howard Marvin Jones on a trespassing charge. authorities investigate his past amid an attempted assault inquiry involving a white woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
William Houck
Jessie James Price
Charlottesville
Price
Road Contract To Be Awarded For Liberty Daysville Road
Frederick County Roads Board recommends awarding a 2.6 mile penetration macadam surfacing contract on the Liberty Daysville road with a low bid of 21,095 by T Edgie Russell Co. The Johnsville New Midway road grading bid by L R Waesche and Sons at 46,300 is rejected and redesign urged. State and Federal approval pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Roads Board
Liberty- Daysville
Johnsville
New Midway
Roger H. Willard
Liberty-Daysville
T. Edgie Russell Co
Poffenberger and Mause, Inc
Myersville
L. R. Waesche and Sons, Inc
Thurmont
State Roads Commision
Federal Bureau of Roads
T. Edgie Russell Company
Somersey Construction Company
Baltimore
Beall's Record Hit At Cumberland Meeting
Arch McDonald of Silver Spring challenged Congressman Beall’s record at a Cumberland gathering. McDonald said Beall spoke eight minutes in four years and opposed terminal leave pay for veterans, declaring he would fight Beall on his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Cumberland
Ad- Uit
Arch McDonald
Silver Spring
Congress
McDonald
U S Miners Contract Talks Resume Amid Skepticism
Washington reports tomorrow's talks aim to allow the government to relinquish control of the soft coal mines. John L Lewis and operators dispute terms of Krug Lewis deal, with court decisions looming on supervisor unions and NLRB rulings as Moreell mediates. Also, Orphans Court approves three administration accounts and a note on Burmese law about a wife heading the household if the husband drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Ben Moreel
Federal Coal Mines
Lewis
Interior
J. A. Krug
Er Py Upkinks
Southern Coal Producers Association
Krug Lewis
Burke
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Moreell
Lewis’ Supervisory Union
Four Jones and Laughlin
Pennsylvania
NLRB
Fashion Model Miss Smith Begins First Fashion Assignment
Miss Smith a Bar bizon School of Modeling student in New York enters American Airlines flagship at LaGuardia Field for her first fashion assignment to Boston. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Meadow Farms Hamsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Barbizon School of Modeling
New York City
Howard Smith
Meadow Farms
Hamsville
American Airlines
LaGuardia Field
Boston
Two youths held after hitchhiker theft probes
Two colored youths from Duquesne Pa Hubert W Kelly 22 and Cleo McCallum 17 were detained by State Trooper George M Wertz after a hitchhiker was picked up near Frederick and another near Mount Pleasant. The car stolen in Scottsdale Pa was found damaged near Connellsville Pa and tied to the case. The youths were turned over to the FBI in Baltimore. two hitch hikers were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant
George M. Wertz
Scottsdale
Connellsville
Hubert W. Kelly
Cleo McCallum
Duquesne
FBI
Baltimore
L. M. Burkhart
Gas Powered Autos For Next 25 Years
The American Chemical Society heard from Bruce K. Brown that Americans will rely on gasoline and other petroleum fuels for about twenty five years despite atomic power. New cracking methods using catalysts increase gasoline yield and wartime shifts pushed oil plants toward cat cracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Despit Atomic Power
American Chemical Society
Bruce K. Brown
Standardr Company
Indiana
Brown
America
Indust
Standar Oil
New Jersey
Esso Laboratories
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James H. Grove Jr
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Reu
Fender & Paint
Packard Sales & Services
Barbara Fritchie
Patrick
Frederick, MD
Delphey's Sport Store
W. Patrick
Betsy
Whitesel Music CO
W. Franklin St
Hagerstown, Md
Allen's
Allen’s Corner Market
U.S
G. Wilson
A. Owen Mercer
Grace H. Mercer
Charles I
Harlen A. Wiles
Charles C. Wiles
Harry R. Ruse
Mary Kussmaul
Dorothy Gray
Allen’s Cor
South Market
Berger
Crysta
M. Market St
Barbara Lee Smith
Western
Maryland
Tristo
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Assie
Hendrickson
Children's Dept
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