Dual Highway Urged On Maryland Urgent List
Governor OConor announced that the Hagerstown to Frederick dual highway is among 12 urgent highway and bridge projects for 1944 approval. Other items include Reisterstown Road relocation, Baltimore Washington Boulevard work, Route 215 relocation near Cambridge, Route 13 toward Virginia, Queens Chapel realignment, and the Landover Dodge Park bridge replacement.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Facilities Review Board
the Way Production Board
O’conor
Maryland
O'Conor
Halethorpe
Beaver Creek
Automobile Club of Maryland
Myersville
Washington
Westminster
Laurel
State Roads Commission
Ft. Holly
Cambridge
Big Mills
Vienna
Pocomoke
Virginia State Line
Queens Chapel Road
Landover Bridge
Dodge Park
Washington Area
Campers and Smokers Responsible for Forest Loss in 1944
The U S Forestry Service reports that nearly one third of the nation’s forest fire losses totaling 44 million dollars in 1944 were caused by careless campers and smokers.
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U. S. Forestry Service
Community prices set for area fruits and vegetables
State OPA director Leo H. McCormick announced June 29 that area wide community price ceilings will apply to fresh fruits and vegetables in an eleven mile radius around the center of Washington and Potomac Streets in Hagerstown Maryland. The price lists will be posted at stores and may be published in local papers.
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Leo H. McCormick
OPA
Maryland
Washington and
Potomac Streets
Hagerstown
Downsville
Williamsport
Boonsboro
Wolfsville
Chewsville
Cavetown
Smithsburg
Ringgold
Cearfoss
Huyetts
St. Favl's Church
Leitersboro
Baltimore
President Roosevelt to Sign Price Act July 1
President Roosevelt announced at a news conference that he will sign the recently passed legislation extending the Price and Stabilization Acts. The measure, to take effect July 1, follows a compromise victory for administration supporters amid inflation concerns raised by price officials and opponents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Auto recovered after theft from Boonsboro in Frederick
Rev. Paul V Helm of Boonsboro reported his car stolen from his garage Monday night. The automobile was recovered early yesterday in Frederick with the glove compartment ransacked.
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AUTO
Paul V .Helm
Boonsboro
Frederick
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Quer
Onal
Norwich
Icodemus
LOT Bank Coctowws
Triangle Food Stores
Bank
Rogers Jewelry Co
The
House of Blue White Diamonds
West Washington St
Coast Guardsman
John J. Kelley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Normandy
Coast Guard
Phot
Hill's
Ang
Hill’s
Navy
Army
Marine
Etc
Thermos
Six
Sale Rive
Pan
St. Dennis
Dipper
Soft Toys
Guitars
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
Potomac Street
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