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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

7

P E To Build New Line Into Frederick

Potomac Edison plans a 66000 volt line from Williamsport to Frederick as surveys finish and rights of way are secured. The company reports 102387 customers as of August 31 with growth in 1945 and notes material shortages due to strikes while expanding construction equipment.

Williamsport Frederick R. Paul Smith Potomac Edison Company Francis Scott Key Atinte Smith Kiluwal Uuis

Local Names List Of Court Or Club Members

A group of individuals including Owen E. Hitchins Henry Holzapfel Jr George Humphrey Harry Leichert Harry LeGore Frank Leiter A F MacDonald William Maugans W Clinton McSherry Paul M Moller Jr Guy Motter D Ramacciotti R Paul Smith Nervell Smith Craysui Br Staley D E Stultz Eric Summers Glenn Swisher Asa Watkins and E W VanFossen are named in the record.

World reassured by U S pronouncement on policy

Paris Sept 26 Secretary of State Byrnes in his first formal statement since Henry Wallace’s resignation declared that President Truman’s support for Byrnes policies reassures the world. He said the bipartisan backing signals no change in policy and that changes would come from the Secretary of State in consultation with congressional leaders. Byrnes spoke at a news conference and voiced optimism about ending the peace conference on schedule, noting every nation had a chance to express views.

Paris Byrnes Henry Wallace Commerce Trusman United States United States Senate

Death Toll In Wreck Of U P Limited Six

Six people were killed and between 50 and 65 injured when Union Pacific Train No 4 the Transcontinental Limited wrecked on a curve east of Victorville California. All the dead were in two day coaches behind a baggage car. The three women victims were in a dressing room. It took over three hours to remove the bodies.

Victorville Calif Union Pacific Edward P. Doyle

Immunization urged after four diphtheria cases

The Washington County Health Department urged parents in Hagerstown to immunize children after four diphtheria cases were reported this week, all in unvaccinated children. The health officials warned the disease could spread if inoculations are not completed.

Hagerstown Washington County Healy Department Mt Gueuie

Grove Co Low Bidder For New County Road

The M J Grove Lime Company submitted the lowest bid of 26600 for 1.85 miles of Park Mills Road from the macadam to Greenfield bridge. Higher bids came from T Edgie Russell Co and Richard F Kline. Approval requires Roads Board recommendation and state and federal consent.

M. J. Grove Lime Company I Frederick County Roads Board Park Mills Greenfield Bridge T. Edgie Russell Co Richard F. Kline Roads Board State Roads Commission Federal Bureau of Roads The County Roads Board

Truman Holds Meat Price Ceilings Steady Despite Party Split

President Truman rejected calls to raise or scrap price ceilings on meat, blaming July August slaughter for shortages and pledging better supply soon. He opposed a special session and urged growers to release cattle and hogs, while Chicago Mayor Kelly and others favored a 60 day suspension. The Democratic leadership pressed for actions to boost supply, critiquing Republican opposition to controls.

Congress Kelly Chicago McCormack Massachusetts Robert E. Hannegen Truman Hannegan GOP

Truman cites meat controls and shortages amid price debate

President Truman argues that meat shortages stem from August control suspensions and not price. he predicts temporary relief soon with possible regional shortages. In Baltimore, Sept 26, the Public Service Commission announces rescinding wartime taxicab regulations by October 1 and allows fares up to 30 cents per mile beyond city lines with optional group riding.

Baltimore Public Service Commission PSC

Discharges Speeded Under New War Department Order

Washington issued orders to accelerate discharge for a large portion of about 300000 enlisted men within six months of eligibility. Non regulars in the United States who show college admission will be discharged with minimal delay, overseas entrants within six months of eligibility will be processed immediately. Volunteers and certain 6 month leash adjustments cut service to about one year. Also notes banana rootstock height after planting.

Smith Smith Said. They Included War Emergency Pipe Lines, Inc Big Inch Newton D. Baker Hospital Camp Ritchie Wey Uptiakuns Wich Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Williamsport Coravan R. Beachley William B. Moris A. Birely G. Hunter Bowers Robert Crothers David K. Cushwa, Jr R. E, Delaplaine Robert G. Foltz Mervin C. Fuss Gambrill Ard. Abraham Army United States War Department Eithes Alione

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