Utilities Association Concludes Annual Meet at Heights
The Utilities Association wrappe d its annual conference with sessions on transportation gas and electric topics at Braddock Heights. Leaders from Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Baltimore and Potomac Edison chaired groups while University of Maryland experts spoke on farm electricity and motor limits for five horsepower devices.
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Gelt Tourney Highlights Auctions and Contests
Afternoon events feature a ladies auction bridge prize won by Mrs RD Mr Hagess town and Mrs C B Newcrush. Edna Rocers takes the diving crown. John H Potts of Hubbant Company posts a 4 card low score, Edison Company’s R EL Towne records the round. Potomac Edison Company hosts a display with M FLRY president and R Paul Smith as vice president. Local offices list R E Town secretary treasurer and other officials.
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R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
R. E Town
Paehael
Byron Winebrenner
Osburn
Chile
B. Sistrict
Pla. Alexander
R. P. Bonsat
G. P. Man
Birthday surprise honoring Mrs and Mrs Hats rs
A birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harne in honor of Mrs Saturday and Mrs. Charies Hats rs. Attendees included Frank Harne and others, with Mrs. Lewis Austie and Mr. Glenn Paimos among the guests.
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Marma Sherman
Fred Hara
Record Heatwave Grips Large Regions Amid Rising Deaths
The heat wave drags across the continent with ten deaths reported as temperatures soar from New England to Florida. No relief in sight as Charleston and other cities set or approach decade highs. Fishing Creek Dam water lower than normal and forecasts show continued extreme heat.
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Shoplifting suspects held after city incident
Two Philadelphia men were picked up in Frederick Street area after shoplifting incident. One, Joseph G. very, faced auto registration charge and $10 collateral. both fled the city after questioning. Police noted thefts at area stores and a coat was taken before bystanders raised alarm.
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Naaring
Farm Board Sells 7.5 Million Bushels Wheat to Germany
Washington reports the farm board completed its third grain deal since July 1, selling 7.5 million bushels of wheat to German interests. The average price implied is about 64.3 cents per bushel, with potential rapid disposition to meet German needs. a private corporation may take over and Hastings suggests the plan publicly.
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Hold Barbecue Today At Firemen Field Celebration
Two thousand attendees are expected at Firemen's Field for the annual barbecue event under local auspices. A large roast beef feast, prepared by a regional company, is featured as the centerpiece of today’s activities.
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Independence Accepts Engine After Tests In Baker Park
The Independents accept a new 225 horsepower engine after a Friday test drive at Baker Park. Tests showed 1000 gpm at 120 psi, 553 gpm at 209 psi, and 402 gpm at 120 psi with 76 psi at the nozzle, plus a successful lift and pump from the bridge.
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United Companies
Westminster
Rocka
Dhy
Ewin Kump
EL al Wedworth
American LaFrance Company
Washington
Nozse
South Court Street
Defender's Day in Baltimore Commemorates North Point Battle
Baltimore marks Defender's Day with the 5th anniversary observance of the 1814 Battle of North Point. Festivities include historic reflection, the Francis Scott Key episode aboard a British ship, and Fort improvements with new roads and landscaping under the Flag House Association.
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Oppose Tax Revision Fas 1d Abet Z
Readable fragments indicate a stance opposing a tax revision labeled Fas 1d and linked to an individual or group abbreviated as Abet Z. The text lacks full context names or dates. More information is needed to clarify the actor, jurisdiction, and concrete implications of the proposed revision.
Federal officials face jobless task in care plans
The report notes federal officials press to address rising unemployment costs. Waster S. Gifford, national veteran administrator, announced state selections, including West Virginia and Reese Buzzard, as part of a coordinated effort. Baltimore projects estimate more than 2,029,000 needed for 1922 care, per Col. F. B. Hartz.
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West Virginia
Reese Buzzard
Parcersburg
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Emergency relief funds outlined for 1952 allocations
An estimated 1.1 million dollars is planned for emergency relief projects in 1952. About 1 million dollars of additional funds are to be raised or reallocated, supporting agencies including Family Welfare Association and the Salvation Army.
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Pamiiy Welfare
Salvation Army
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