Frederick planning board adopts master plan ordinance
The Frederick Planning Board approves a master plan ordinance to guide future development within one mile of the city. A five member Commission, with one city engineer, will oversee surveys, maps, and zoning changes, subject to mayor and aldermen approval. Terms vary by year, with annual four year appointments thereafter. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars or 90 days in jail.
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Frederick
Board of
Alderness
Bass Meeting
Cato Hall
Cite
Educatu Ter
Meyer Ard
General Assembly
Wesney
Orda
Board of Aldermen
Smith
Deast
Cardi Omanth
Pulte
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Ge Plam
Cate
Maryland
Sit
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Lloyd C. Culler
Dune
Maxwell
Henry
Hawachurgh
Ramebure, Jr
East South Street
Carroll Street
City board weighs sewer and tanks plan at former Central Garage site
Local officials and residents discussed permitting tanks on the Banianene property and potential sewer connections near Snake Hove. The Crfieren Track Company requested no new tanks, while discussions covered development, ordinances, and possible city code amendments.
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Dodarek
Banianene
Chathes II
Weda
Ametiecea Qo Company
By Aided
Foamy de Gall Refining Campane
A. H. Dect
Aldose
Carmack
Lost Plane Wreck Found in West Phoenix With Eight Bodies
Patrolman Horace Moore of the Arena Highway Patrol reports a crashed plane 20 miles southeast of McNaty. Two bodies were thrown clear. others remain trapped as snow hindered a full search and rescuers returned to the scene after nightfall.
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West
Phoenix
Aziz
Horace Moore
Arena High Way
Tornight
McNaty
Moore
Patialaan
Tomorow
Six Year OW Warrant Held Here For Bowie
A six year outstanding warrant for Bowie is reported in this county. Police say the suspect was linked to a robbery and larceny case in September and was alleged to have fled with loot. A possible sighting near Centerville prompted a search as investigators dispatched notices to area departments. Local residents recalled an earlier jailbreak attempt but Bowie remains at large with ongoing inquiries.
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Bowie
Elaine
Thomph Bowie
Fatte Wola
New York
Weber
Gerard Taneons
Howie
Cherence
Eli Trai
Rabbrut
John Noyes
Urbina
Noyes
Nove
Tebeshey
Nanorecehanies Notte
Centurvalle
Aan
Phrerag
Sir Poremianian
Frederick Chamber Plans 1937 Growth and Community Projects
Frederick Chamber of Commerce leaders outlined a busy year focusing on attracting new industry, expanding membership, and promoting Route 15 development. They urged service clubs to back an advertising program and discussed plans for a municipal band, Halloween and Christmas celebrations, and broader community events.
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Roger B. Wolfe
Other of Commerce
Dryfanitathon
Frederick
Tiotary Club
Chaomber of Commerce
New York State
Wolfe
Deedee
Chamber of Commerce
Trederick
Abe
Dhcss
California
Lions
Gity
Commerce Group
Sporer
New York
Florislain
Point of Rocks
South Carolina
Mel Wolfe
Baker Park
Hallowe'en
John
Shires
Robert Batt
Salvation Army
Hoth
Jones
Rociwallo
Reaiache
Momus
Clarksburg
Wy Va
W. Chi
Chrysler Moves To Operate Normally
Chrysler plans to resume normal operations after reaching a tentative agreement with United Automobile Workers. About 100000 workers expected to return to plants as production lines restart, with additional employees at related suppliers set to follow.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Mid
Uber
Chrysler Corporation
United Automotile Workers At
America
Clarveler Boies
Mira
Henry Ford Declines to Recognize Any Union at St Louis Plant
Henry Ford said he would not recognize the United Automobile Workers Union or any union at his St Louis assembly plant after a reported strike night. He defended the plant’s actions as necessary to protect industry and suggested workers were duped by leaders, while stressing no lasting grudge and regret for escalated measures.
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Sia
Henry Ford
St Louis
United Autormolite Workers Union
Wilon
Sear
Muntuletucor
Als
Ford
St Lous
Farmers 10 Get U. 3. Checks Today in Frederick County
Initial checks for the 1946 agricultural conservation program are arriving at the office of County Agent Henry Shoemaker. About 400 checks totaling roughly 105,000 are distributed to Jefferson, Myersville, Middletown, and other districts with further disbursements expected next week. Affects about 1,900 farms. counts based on land converted to conservation practices.
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Predecack
Altice
Henry
Jefferson
Mies
Winpigder
Prederick County Agricultural Conservation Association
Veeween
Odi Fellows Hall
Jefhersoan
Petersville
Myersville
Iac Aim
Hobart and William Smith Add War and Peace Course
Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva have added a course titled War and Peace. The offering expands the curriculum with a focus on international conflict resolution and global diplomacy.
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Hobart and
William Smith Colleges
Geneva
First of its kind course notion emerges in elite catalogs
In readable fragments, a claim surfaces that a new course concept represents a historic first in an elite catalog. The text is incomplete but suggests novelty and potential impact within a specialized field.
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