Fine Concert By S A Toronto Band In Frederick
A large audience welcomed the Salvation Army Esksomtt Citadel Band of Toronto Canada in a top city concert on Friday afternoon on West Church street Frederick. Officials escorted by state police and Frederick leaders greeted the band at the county line and hosted a hour long program with marches solos and brass numbers. The event closed with multiple encores before the group proceeded to Baltimore for further appearances.
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Frederick
Salvation Army Esksomtt Citadel
Toronto
Canada
West Church Street
Walter C. Wolfe
Frederick Corps
Hagerstown
Earnscourt
S A
Frederics-Washington County Line
Lloyd C. Culler
Chartes K Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde M. Roney
Robert L. Smyth
Edward C. Hartmann
John R. Creatham
Joseph Turner
Ralph H. Fellows
Paul McAuliffe
Charles Magshe
South Uain
Salvation Army
Frederick Party
Magahe
Culler
Cheatham
A E Chesham
Robert C Rose
Wolfe
Messie Hart
Tavior
Roney
Smit
Brigan Conninchar
Cyril Ever
Thira
Fellows
Paul Thronburg
WD Mason
E Stason
Ernest Cornish
Wr. Turner
W Sey
Waltes C Wolfe
William Southwood
Lene Prevan
South Court Street
Saints Street
Market
Church Street
T Beard
Jesus
March
Rosehn
Combina i Tions
Sourana Rornet
Maorfield
Goffin
Dean
Pourdouze
Fotcher
Fiveritt
Bendare
Ferneunhoni Soln
Wondeone Love
Twitchen
W. Brown
Chesham
Art Mason Freritt
Washington
Baltimore
Arnearances
Bartecourt
Arpr
Ternnfo
Morelind
Wat Vievista
Ateaane Art
Sonda
Hearings to Be Held Here on Assessments
Frederick County Commissioners anticipate a busy period Monday and Tuesday inviting property owners to protest recent real estate and personal property assessments in central Frederick. Officials expect protests while reassessments proceed to bring values in line. many downtown stores and other properties may see sizable increases. Protesting owners must return on the notified days, as the process advances toward 1949 tax levies with 75 percent of Frederick District re‑assessment completed.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Wiose
Braddock
Lamar Barrick
Thomas R. Saylor
Ernest C. Speaks
Two Hour General Strike In France
Paris reports a two hour nationwide strike by 7 00,000 workers over living costs. It was largely half hearted with limited disruption in Paris as 4.6 million residents returned to normal routines. Essential services remained operating and the UN General Assembly continued functioning during the protest.
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Paris
France
United Nations General Assembly
Avorkers
Speeding and tax case notes in Washington traffic court
A Washington motorist forfeited 101.45 dollars for speeding between 45 and 90 mph on Rt 40. A Silver Spring man paid 11.45 for two charges of exceeding 50 mph. Rodney Burdette’s hearing was postponed due to illness. Bernard Burdette was acquitted of reckless driving after a crash harmed a bicycle. Francis Fox was found guilty of reckless driving with a suspended 2.45 fine. A hunter paid 20 for hunting without a license. Two intoxication offenders received suspended sentences. A tax violator case in Annapolis dismissed sales tax charges for Blake Brothers Store due to nonwillful failure to file.
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Washington
Manuel M. Weinberg
Harry Fisher
Jenifer Street
First
Sergt
W. K. May
Washingtonian
Rt 40
Frederick
Kenneth R. Baldwin
Silver Spring
May
Rodney C. Burdette
New Market
Burdette
Bernard Burdette
Route 4
Clarksburg
Tom Glass
Court
Patrick Streets
Win Cramer
Francis J. Fox
East Seventh Street
Shookstown Pike
Fourth Street
Fox
Ketly
James Young
Sunnyside
Durward W. Kettels
George Crummitt
Pearl
Claude Gardner
Bruno J. Paul
Camp Detrick
Government orders nationwide enlistment of Polish youths
Warsaw September 24 the government ordered nationwide enlistment of youths aged sixteen to eighteen for work in a service to Poland organization. The move signals mobilization efforts and state control of youth labor amid wartime conditions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Boom Continues Through Next Year Says Government
Federal economists predict the current employment and personal income boom will persist into 1949. Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecasts indicate farmers’ purchasing power will be more than double prewar levels this year, with income broadly near this year’s peak next year. The Fed notes farm cash income could run about four times the prewar figure even after living and production cost increases.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Federal Reserve Board
Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theaters
Frederick theaters schedule a week of films headlined by Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House with Gary Grant Myrna Loy and Melvin Douglas. Tivoli shows Beyond Glory River Lady and River Lady in technicolor plus shorts while Opera House screens Jose of Washington Square Duel in the Sun On An Island With You and Whirlwind Raiders with news reels and Superman chapter five. At Frederick Sea Spoilers Broadway Wild Horse Valley with cartoons novelties and news shorts accompany the programs. Approximately 180 processes are involved in making a pair of shoes.
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Mr. Blandings
Gary Grant
Myrna Loy
Melvin Douglas
Frederick
Tivoli Theater
Universal News
Tivoli
Alan Ledd
Donna Reed
Yvonne DeCarlo
Don Duryea
Opera House
Jose
Washington Square
Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
al Jolson
Warner Pathe News
Gregory Peck
You
Esther Williams
Charles Starrett
Slick Hare
Frederick Theater
John Wayne
Broadway
George Raft
Wild Horse Valley
Bob Steele
Potomac Edison Plans $25 Million Capital Outlay Over Four Years
Potomac Edison Company chief R Paul Smith told directors at a Francis Secor Key hotel meeting that about 25 million dollars will be needed for capital expenditures over the next four years with 1948 and 1949 cash needs surpassing any two year period. Plans to issue additional securities to fund construction were outlined as progress on Riverton Virginia plant advances toward operation by fall next year. The Riverton cost may exceed 6.5 million, rising to about 7.2 million, with other projects in Williamsport and Frederick around 400 thousand.
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R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Francis Secor Key
Riverton
Lsbor
Cumberlad
Vest Power
Williamsport
Frederick
Electric Company Reports Record 1948 Growth and Peak Demand
The president noted stretch targets for rebuilding and expansion as 40 percent more customers, 117 208 served versus 109 649 last year. A September 21 peak of 150 900 kilowatts set a one hour high, while 24 hour output reached 12 852 309 kilowatt hours. The firm sold large power quantities to nearby associates, with planned output gains of about 149 percent for the first nine months of 1948 and a 13 percent rise in customer kilowatt hour use versus 1947. Eight month operating revenue up 166 percent, expenses up 164 percent. Board members present included Donovan R. Beachiey, J. Glenn Beall, William B. Consett, G Hunter Bowers, and others.
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Associated Power Companies
Resu
Smeak
Excase
Donovan R. Beachiey
J. Glenn Beall
William B. Consett
G Hunter Bowers
Raymord E. Creager
Robert Crothers
David K. Cusbwa
R. E. Delaplaine
Robert C. Foltz
Mervin C. Fui
Harry George
L. Vinton Hershey
Owen E. Hitchins
Frederick Cotillion Club Dance Marks Fair Week
The Frederick Cotillion Club hosts its annual member and guest invitational dance closing Fair Week on October 8 at Cal toctin Country Club. Music by Joseph Stephens and his orchestra. Cotillion committee Theron Green George L Smith John Quinn James 3( Etchison. Seattle reports a mild tremor felt citywide at 3:35 p m with no damage noted.
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Frederick Cotillion Club
Cal Toctin Country Club
Joseph Stephens
Cotillion Committee
Theron Green
George L Smith
John Quinn
James 3
Etchison
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S. A. Toronto
M Krech
Ingraham
South Market
Xmas Little Golden Books
Bleridge News Agency
Payrich
Market ST
Corde
Patch al
Patch Lizzard
Kensheg Toveley Stove
Annapolis
Samuel J. Macaluso
Anne Arundel County
Blake Brothers General
Deale
Richard
Robert
George Blake
Comptroller
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
V.F.W
Hagerstown A. C
NAVY
California
San
Redskins
Pittsburgh
Allen
Ose
Harry W. LeGore
Frank 5. Leiter
A .F,. MacDonald
William G Maugans
W. Clinton McSherry
Paul S. Michael
MP. Mower, Jr
Guy K. Motter
Charles A. Piper
Henry W. Price
D. Ramacciotti
Z. Lee Rice, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Robert L. Smith
D. E. Stultz
Eric Summers
Glenn Swisher
E. S. Thompson
Asa H. Watkins
B. A
Seattle
Willys Jeepster
LePage Motor Co
N. Market St
D. Frederick, MD
E. Patrick Street
Auto—Furniture
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Third Streets
Phone
Maryland
Bentz and
Patrick St
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
Aig
alanpRe
Mt Caren
Jaca Cauelire
Randolpa
Robert Scott
Ryan
Jers Seetreys- Hayes
White
Miller Bros
W. Fayette St
Baltimore, MD
THE
Druid Theater
Damascus
Allah Lane
Dark Canyon
Elyse Knox
Marie Wilson
Linda
Esther Wiliams
Peter Lawford
Studebaker
GMC
W. Patrick St
Gawrind
Tyrone
Allan “Bocky” Lane
the Bold Freontiersman
Superman
Johnny Mack Brown
Tex Ritter
Heart OF
Texas
Fex Granger
John Wayne EN
Weil Brothers
Chrysler
Plymouth
Packard
Ford
Chevrolet
DeSoto
W. Pat. St
Court Street
Amoco
YSPAT
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