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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1951

Page

4

State Won't Buy Land For Canal Parkway

Annapolis April 2 Maryland will not acquire the land beside the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to turn it over to the Federal Government for a 17 million dollar parkway. Senate Majority Leader Kimble dropped his bill after adopting a study resolution, while protests at a Frederick hearing and opposition from the Attorney General’s office argued against surrendering land rights and raising costs.

Annapolis Maryland Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Senate Kimble Allegany O. Canal Finance Committee State Roads Commission Board of Natural Resources State Planning Commission Frederick Joseph D. Buscher 81St Congress Buscher Congress Rep Beall R-Md Frostbury Potomac River

Elks Donate $700 to Maryland Crippled Children Work

Elks Lodge 684 contributed $700 to Frederick County Chapter Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Easter Seal sale at Camp Detrick raised about $400. Society board met at the Y M C A to review final figures and plan space for a cerebral palsy school outgrowing its current 1 OF. Co facility. They seek two large rooms and a suitable site, with details to Mr Brunk.

B. P.O Elks Lodge Frederick County Maryland Society For Camp Detrick J. Millan Brunk Frederick OF. Co Srunk

Teachers Pay Boost Faces Likely Veto By Governor

In Annapolis the Senate approved a $300 pay raise for teachers funded by raising the corporate income tax to 5 percent, but Governor McKeldin indicated he will veto any tax increase. The vote was 21 to 5. Turnbull opposed. The session included moves on veterans bonuses and a State office building bond issue.

Annapolis Senate McKeldin House Mckheldin Barton D-Barto Goldstein D-Calvert Phoebus Somerset Turnbull Baltimore County Senate Democrats Trvil Princess Anne Washington Baltimore City H. C. Byrd University of Maryland

Byrd Presides as House OKs Hopkins Bond Bill

The House quickly concurred with Senate amendments to a proposal lifting most legislative sway over University administration. Senators authorized 1.5 million dollars in state bonds for a Johns Hopkins University engineering building to support an industrial research laboratory, amid a stalled push for university independence and Byrd’s board of regents. Senator Phoebus withdrawn amendments aided expeditious action, defending the University and its Princess Anne branch.

Byrd House Senate Johns Hopkins University Hopkins Dr. Byrd Board of Regents Phoebus R+Somerset University Princess Anne

Three Year Assessment Plan Voted By Assembly

Annapolis April 2. Maryland adopts a three year property assessment cycle replacing the five year system. The plan cuts the cycle to three years with three assessment districts per subdivision, new valuations apply immediately but tax bills wait until each three year cycle ends.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly Maryland Tax Survey Commission Baltimore City

Opponents Hear Arguments on St Lawrence Seaway Plan

Washington April 2 opponents of the St Lawrence seaway and power project began arguments before a Congressional committee on whether to authorize it. The report notes soccer football and Norwegian ships as growing topics in the discussion.

Washington St Lawrence Seaway

Pennsylvania Youth Is Sent To Local Jail

A 19-year-old Pennsylvania youth from near Gettysburg was jailed for six months and fined 200 dollars after a second offense drunken driving arrest in Emmitsburg Maryland. William Arantz faced magistrate Jacob E. Baker and was also charged with driving in Maryland after his license had been revoked in the state. He was returned to jail by Trooper Brown after the hearing. A separate crash near Harmony Grove left no injuries but damaged a Plymouth sedan and a school bus, with Ramsburg found guilty of speeding and fined five dollars. The article notes research on high velocity cold-air tunnels used to rapidly cool fruit for longer storage.

Mason-Dixon Line Pennsylvania William Arantz Gettysburg Frederick County Jacob E. Baker Emmitsburg Kenneth Bond Arantt J/e Hiram Brown Avantz Maryland Arantz Brown Mehrl H. Ramsburg, Jr Lewistown Harmony Grove Ramsburg Thomass. Glass Peoples Court Frederick Tuscarora Creek Young Rams

Spare tires on new cars banned by federal order

Washington reports the National Production Authority directed that new passenger cars be delivered with four tires only to save rubber for trucks and farm equipment. The move reduces civilian rubber use by about 1,500 tons monthly, with small manufacturers spared via adjustments after Senate Small Business Subcommittee objections.

Washington National Production Authority NPA Senate Senator Gillette D-Town Gillette Secretary of Commerce Sawyer

Pfc Gilbert Wounded in Korea Details Limited

Private First Class Henry C Gilbert son of Mrs Loretta L Gilbert Route Three Mt Airy was wounded in action in Korea per a Department of Defense casualty list released Monday. He has been returned to the States and is hospitalized here. A World War II veteran known as Otis Gilbert re enlisted about a year ago. He is unmarried.

Henry C. Gilbert Loretta L. Gilbert Route Three Mt. Airy Korea Department of Defense Ph. Gilbert Pfc Gilbert Otis Gilbert Pic. Gilbert

Bainbridge Navy training station reopens with recruits

Bainbridge is formally reopened as the Navy’s 1100 acre training station after arrival of 13 recruits. An additional 500 are expected this week and the trainee flow will rise to 2000 weekly by midsummer. The facility, opened in 1942, trained over 250,000 during World War II, closed in 1948, and was restored from mothballs in January to expand the fleet.

Bainbridge

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