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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1948

Page

8

Weather Bureau Station to stay in Frederick

The U S Weather Bureau will remain in Frederick as federal plans to close the station were reversed. Congressman Beall credited for liaising with Washington and local officials noting benefits for Camp Detrick, the airport, agriculture, and city needs. The CAA regional office also supported retention.

U. S. Weather Bureau Frederick J. Glenn Beall Richard E Zimmerman Department of Commerce Staten M.nor Eetadis Seal Avorres Jummerman Washagien Mayer Liosa Coeyler Cory Atte Coz Granke Frederih Courts Zivverman Quest Commerce al Acon Chamber of Com The Aldermen Ciy Marvianes US Ser Beal Beall Washington Camp Detrick CAA New York Weather Bureau

Trouble in Colombia Reports Disturbances in Bogota

El Tiempo reports local disturbances in Bogota with at least 14 persons injured. The notice notes ongoing unrest and police response during the incident.

Colombia Bogota Columbia el Tiempo

Good News For Folks Suffering From Digestive Distress

An ad promises relief for bloating sour meals and nervous discomfort by increasing gastric juice flow. It touts independent tests and claims SSS Tonite boosts digestion, cuts soda use, and supports appetite and strength with daily drops.

Geta Tour

Shuff Named As Clerk To Roads Board

County Engineer Roger H Willard told the Roads Board on Monday night that road costs have risen greatly and cannot be built for 9000 per mile given current materials. He noted $12114 of the 12500 total went to equipment and $136745 to labor. The board spent about 4003 in grading before projects halted. Frank Shadl J succeeded Mrs Linton as cost accountant turned teacher. Progress reported on Bethel Mountaindale Jefferson Middletown Shir ley Behn Bartonsville and Fountain School roads with grading and near completion on several segments.

Bonnar- Mt Tabor Roger H. Willard Roads Board M. Frankhuff Mare Linton Nous Reeper Ir Ala Jo Willard Frank Shadl J County Commissioners Iburg Linerons Jefferson-Middletown Shirley Behn Woodville Harrisville Thurston Garfield-Paxville Fisher Hollow Harmony Highland Bartonsville Fountain School Liberty-New Windsor Road Liberty

Road work progresses on several routes in Frederick area

Completion and topping underway on the Ladiesburg Good Intent road and the White House road near Braddock. Easterday road segments near Mryersville toward Wolfsville finished with another section ready for stone. A half mile of Myersville-Harmony east of Myersville to be graded this week. Four Point bridge to ward Emmitsburg graded. Yellow Spring Receiver road finished. one mile of Fritztown road Harrisville to Fritztown done in record time. Yellow Springs Bethel road to start within two weeks. All bard members attended except Commissioners Samuel Young and Robert Ho Reedernk.

Ladiesburg Fritztown Harrisville Yellow Springs Bethel Bard Samuel Young Robert Ho Reodernk

Apple crop outlook predicts larger 1948 harvest

Agriculture Department predicts the 1948 apple crop will be larger than 1947 with favorable weather. Western states may produce 44 percent of the nation’s crop, while exports could strengthen as abroad markets improve. Farmers may see higher prices due to a smaller current year crop and post war adjustments. Average price around 2.22 dollars per bushel on August 15, up from 2.05 last year.

Warrington Agriculture Department Bureau of Agricultural Economiecs

Maryland vagrant given six months term for batteries

James Lee Holland colored itinerant found 188 new flashlight batteries and was sentenced to 31x months in Maryland House of Correction by Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett on a guilty plea to vagrancy. A local merchant identified the batteries as stolen from an unidentified business. He found them in a trash pile while off duty at a canning factory. He was not tried for larceny.

James Lee Holland Maryland House of Correction Alton Y. Bennett Cers Phillips Dietz North Carolina New Jersey Rece Reay Whiting West Sixth Street Minne Heard Joseph R Wood Freder West Patrick Street Tuo Twenter Arthur Hoffman Hoffman Dan Wood Sam Thompson Austin Arnold A. Grove West Patrick

Street arrests and collateral bonds noted in city records

Lieut Frank Dorsey arrested a man for drunkenness Monday evening and set a collateral bond of 25.80. City collateral was forfeited by several individuals listed as colored and white, including Robert E Root Ridgley King Edward T O Malley Robert Moore Charles D Goins and Charlies E Goins with $5 and costs each. George Hudson Lola E Moore, colored, faced $250 each and costs on minor peace charge violations.

Frank Dorsey Robert E. Root Ridgley King Edward T. O'Malley Robert Moore Charles D Goins Charlies E Goins George Hudson Lola E. Moore

First Contract For Drive In Theater Given

The initial contract for the Hiway ariven theater on the Hagerstown Frederick highway was awarded. Doub and Neighbors won grading and driveway work while Norman S Earley and Son will handle general construction. Dan Weinberg states grading will start soon weather permitting.

Hiway Ariven Hagerstown-Frederick Dan Weinberg Braddock Heights Norman S. Earley and Son Doub Riversville Snd Norman S Earley and Weinberg Clarence A. Cosens St Thesie Hagerstown Werrberg

Voters to register in Frederick county pre election days

Election officials estimate at least 4500 Frederick residents are eligible but unregistered for November. Two registration days are set at 60 precincts on September 28 and October 5 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Revision day is October 12 and no new names can be added then.

Frederick County Seu New Wolters Dam Iwo Supervisors of Election Maryland

Frederick County May primary voter registration activity noted

Indications Monday show neither major party in Frederick County has done much to register eligible voters. Many who came of age in military service or since have not registered, though those who voted by mail remain registered. Officials prepare notices to registration judges and publish an ad listing precinct registration locations.

Frederick County Mall Wh Jee Congressions

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