State group urges traffic by by passes and curb rules
State Roads Commission official George N. Lewis Jr. outlined immediate traffic relief ideas at a Frederick joint Board of Aldermen and Chamber of Commerce session. Proposals include building by passes, restricting parking on key streets, and upgrading signals to a progressive system to ease flow.
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George N. Lewis, Jr
State Roads Commission
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
SRC
Patrick Street
Market Street
Market
Patrick Streets
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee
G. Raymond Shipley
North Bentz Street
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Calvert Drive
Calvary Methodist Church
Fourth
Seventh Streets
Bentz Street
Sixth Street
Carroll Parkway
Patick Street
Armory
Second Street
Ttm
Shipley
Chamber of Commerce
Roger H. Willard
Osborne L Price
Clyde MM. Irones
C. W. Magaha
Kenneth Burkhard
J. Milton Brunk
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick Traffic Study Notes Double Parking Problem
George Slagle and C. Cline Fr. R. C. Dutrow joined Traffic Division Director Lewis and Ernest W. Bunting in reviewing Frederick's traffic. The SRC found double parking to be a major issue and urged strict enforcement. The Chamber traffic committee met privately while Aldermen, led by Charles W. Stup, carried on in executive session with Mayor Lloyd Culler away.
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George
Slagle
C. ¥. Cline
R. C. Dutrow
Lewis
Ernest W. Bunting
SRC
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee
Charles W. Stup
Lloyd C. Culler
Mystery Schooner Is Adrift In Atlantic
The Coast Guard reports a unmanned mystery schooner drifting in the Atlantic matches the Keewatin with a family aboard. Miami officials relayed that a vessel sighting 75 miles east of Charleston prompted search efforts by two Coast Guard planes and a cutter off the South Carolina coast. Deck rigging damage and no life signs were observed.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Keewatin
Miami
Coal Guard
South Carolina
Richard J. Cleveland
Charleston
Cleveland
Jackey Parrot
Baltimore
Ketch Capelle Arrives From Nassau as Weather Delays Reported
The Capelle of New York reached Charleston from Nassau today with master Hansel stating the Keewatin left Nassau March 30 bound for Cape Charles Virginia. Hansel said the Farrets intended a stop at Great Abaco Island and that Capelle sailed Nassau April 2 encountering heavy weather from Sunday to Tuesday off Great Bahama Bank.
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Nassau
Charleston
Ils
Donald Parrot
Donald
New York
Hansel
Coast Guard
Cape Charles
Farrets
Great Abaco Island
British West Indies
Great Bahama Bank
Salesmen Earn Largest Share of $10,000 Plus Incomes
According to men in the field, more salesmen earn $10,000 or more a year than do members of any other profession.
II Repeal Forces Fighting For Time
Washington April 7 Labor unions and the White House have slackened pressure for speed in changing the Taft Hartley Act. Congress action is being delayed to allow repeal advocates to reorganize their forces. An administration leader in Congress privately said the heat is off. Various union leaders say time is on their side.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hall
Congress
Reputers
Congress Eases Pressure On Taft Hartley Shaping 1 May
Legislative scene shifts as House delays debate on Taft Hartley until April 26 and Senate aims to tackle key bills in May. Republicans and Southern Democrats backing Wood’s measure seek to tighten the act, curbing labor powers more strongly than current law. Ezra Winter, 63, famed muralist, is found shot dead near his Canaan home with a shotgun nearby.
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House
Senate
Wood
Rep
Canaan, Conn
Ezra Winter
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