East Street Extension Approved 3-2 by Frederick Aldermen
By a 3 to 2 vote the Frederick Board of Aldermen approved extending East Street from Eighth to Seventeenth Street forming a Route 15 junction. The action follows a heated session with concerns over cost and funding versus urgent needs elsewhere. The project with grading and paving costs around 57 thousand to the city, 114 thousand overall, with PRA and State Roads funding.
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Board of Aldermen
East Street
Frederick
Liosd C. Culler
Jesse C. Shaver
Alvey
Renn
Charles W. Stup
William 5. Burall
Charles T. Butcher Sr
Burall
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Pennsylvania Railroad
McCain
Russell H McCain
State Roads Commission
Public Roads Administration
Maryland State Roads Commission
Haston
PRA
Boge
Ho Willard
Charles Paul Staley
Loum Vo Keven
Shaver
Cutler
Borall
City Register
Frederick Trading Company
Frederic
City Board Edits Zoning and Grants Utility Permits
The board amended zoning from residential to business on Bentz street north of Fifth. A four inch water tap was granted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. United Fire Company may join the Winchester Apple Blossom parade on April 27. Park and recreation plans for a new park replacing the colored cemetery were discussed with the Park Committee. Horace T Potts Co Baltimore won the fencing contract for the elevated water tank area at 1 160. City funded 25 toward the Schoolboy Patrol trip to Washington on May 13.
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Fifth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Fire Company
Penmmeson
Winchester
North East Civic Club
Park Committee
Horace T. Potts Co
Baltimore
Washington
City bills approved as attorney to consult on future plans
City officials ordered payments totaling 11.1160 dollars. City Attorney Richard E Zimmerman was instructed to consult with the State Roads Commission regarding future plans involving the Fout estate in the western section.
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Richard E Zimmerman
State Roads Commission
Senate approves displaced persons bill extension in Washington
The Senate tonight approved a bill to extend the displaced persons program for another year and raise the cap on admitted war refugees to 359,000. The measure moves forward as U.S. policy continues to resettle those displaced by World War II.
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Washington
Senate
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