Maryland First Regiment Praised by Corps Chief
Major General Paul B. Malone commends the Maryland National Guard First Infantry for high efficiency morale and appearance. Company B of this city ranks second state wide at 4.4 percent. top units include Silver Spring Service Co and Hagerstown Company 8B. Camp Ritnhje events planned with Governor’s Day slated for July 30. thousands expected at the National Guard camp opening July 22.
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Maryland National Guard
Paul B. Malone
Third Corps
Malone
Milton A
Service Co
Silver Spring
Hagerstown
Headquarters’ Co
Poco- Moke City
D. John Markey
Frederick
Ritehje
National Guard
Maryland Veterans of Alt
Regimental and Battalion Parades Announced in Cascade
The program will include a splendid band concert and a colorful regimental parade. Regimental Memorial Day is set for Sunday July 23 with a parade and services. Regimental Field Day on August 4 will award pennants medals for service records. Parades occur on Governor's Day Memorial Day and July 23 30. battalion parades July 31 and August 1 2. First Regiment at Cascade will muster 1,119 men and 6 officers.
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Cascade
Fireworks Sale To Start Friday City permits sales on June 30 and July 1 3 and 4
Police Captain Clarence Emmert warned officers to arrest anyone setting off fireworks outside the Fourth after the city allowed sales on June 30 due to the Sunday July 2 schedule. The ordinance permits sales the first four days of July. Henry Clay the Millboy of the Slashes is mentioned in connection.
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Clarence G. Emmert
Milk Price Agreement Aims to Lock District Supplies
In Baltimore on June 28, producers and distributors signed a plan to raise wholesale and retail milk prices in the metropolitan area and run the business as a closed corporation. Consumers would pay seven cents a pint and 11 cents a quart, with wholesale buyers at six cents a pint or 10 cents a quart. Officials estimate the move will boost total dairy incomes in the region.
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Batimore
Baltimore
Plan for local farmers relief under new act aims approval
The proposal seeks annual relief payments to area farmers ranging from seven hundred thousand to three hundred thousand dollars. The plan requires approval by the Secretary of Agriculture under the terms of the new farm relief act before implementation.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Coal bid chaos delays school fuel awards
Bids for supplying coal to city and county public schools were opened at a Board of Education meeting. The volume and variety of bids prevented any awards, with a special meeting planned for Friday afternoon to revisit the matter.
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Board of Education
Youth Confesses And Is Sentenced
A fifteen year old youth arrested by Detective Peters and Patrolman Ray near Summit Avenue and Lee Street confessed to a robbery of 27 dollars from the Motor Lighthouse office. Justice Harry Snyder sent him to the Maryland Training School in juvenile court after days of investigation.
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Theobbery
Motor Lighthouse
Summit Avenue
Lee Street
Peters
Ray
Maryland Training School
Harry Snyder
Earl Browning
Robbery Suspect Tied to Station Heist in Hazy Transcript
A fragmentary report links a suspect to a station robbery as investigators pursue elusive tipsters. The incomplete text hints at the investigation focusing on informants who provided leads.
Plans to Close North American Cement Plant Temporarily
Officials of North American Cement Corp announce a planned temporary shutdown of the Security plant on July 1 due to slack highway work. The move comes as highway programs in Maryland and other states, aided by the recovery act, are expected to boost cement demand and aid the industry.
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North American Cement Corporation
Maryland
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