Route 15 Safety Group Earns High Praise and Plans Stay
Senator Ramsburg and Delegate Derr praised the Association for its intelligent approach to Route 15 improvements. The Board of Education and State Police also commended the group, with the latter citing its statewide highway safety campaign. The group intends to remain active with periodic meetings, recalling the Gettysburg Memorial Highway project dating to 1909 and hoping for eventual funding and completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsburg
Derr
Board of Education
Emrich
McCain
State Roads Commission
Stop-gap Route 15 improvements move forward
Emmitsburg Thurmont Route 15 Improvement Association adopts a five item interim plan to fix hazardous bends and bridges from Frederick to the Pennsylvania line. The group, with 27 affiliated organizations, eyes removal or modification of the Franklinville bridge, Moser curve, flood relief at approaches, removal of a Emmitsburg blinker, and Mt. St. Marys curve changes as a precursor to a broader highway upgrade.
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Frederick
Pennsylvania Line
Emmitsburg-Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Grimes
Firemen's Hell
Thornton W. Rodgers
Edgar G. Emrich
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Jacob R. Ramsburg
House of Delegates
Melvin H. Derr
Emrich
Mason and Dixon Line
C. A. Elder
McCain
Protects Children Exposed To Measles
The State Health Department announced a good supply of serum for protection of children exposed to measles. Administered only by physicians, the serum is provided by the American Red Cross. Dr Robert H Riley urged prompt use as measles season nears and noted serum can prevent illness in most exposed children, especially infants and small children at higher risk.
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Baltimore
State Health Department
American Red Cross
Robert H Riley
Health Department
Measles Serum Policy and Local Arrest Report
The department offers free serum for exposed children to reduce severe measles complications, with earlier doses for very young exposed Invalids. In Cockeysville on April 9, Emory Lentz, 40, was ordered to appear at a Parkinson hearing after a burning fire was found in his sister in law’s yard. he was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after Mrs.
Esther Lents Talks With Baltimore Police On Cross Fire
Esther Lents spoke with Baltimore County police after a burning cross built from kerosene soaked burlap bags six feet high and three feet across was set near midnight. Officers extinguished the flames with a small hand extinguisher. The incident followed a family dispute, and Lentz was released on bail of 101 dollars and 45 cents.
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Esther Lents
Baltimore County
Dean's Pills Relief for Kidney Discomforts
A vintage ad promotes Dean's Pills for backache fatigue headaches and dizziness blamed on kidney issues. It claims relief from overexertion exposure to cold and poor diet with a mild diuretic formula used by millions for over sixty years.
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Dean
New Zealand aweto links caterpillar to parasitic fungus
A combination animal and vege table describes the New Zealand aweto, a caterpillar associated with a parasitic fungus that induces vegetable growths.
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New Zealand
Girls From Wilmington Seek World Then Return Home
Two Wilmington girls in their early teens left home for a first hand glimpse of the world. By afternoon they went to Police Headquarters seeking aid to return. They gave names Patricia Davis and Barbara E Space with addresses on West Street and Shipley Street. Parents were contacted and arrangements for the ride home were being made under night desk sergeant Phil Culler. They had some funds for soft drinks and confections at the HQ refreshment department.
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Wilmington
Del
Patricia Davis
West Street
Barbara E. Space
Shipley Street
Phil Culler
Choking deaths noted in local court and infant case
Magistrate Edward Z. Smith accepted collaterals in three corporation infractions for Oscar Brightwell Vernon Hackey and Roger Yinger. William C Harding pleaded guilty to a non support charge. In a separate coroner report Steven John Carlson, four months old, choked on cleansing tissue.
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Edward Z. Smith
Oscar Brightwell
Vernon Hackey
Roger Yinger
William C. Harding
Winchester Street
Eunice M. Harding
Washington
Steven John Carlson
A. Magruder MacDonald
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U. S. Army Phot
Detrick
Camp Derrick
Manan Zents
Edith Shafer
June Fouche
Katherine Ann Murphy
Doloress ‘Tulis
Josephine Moudry
Hamilton, Elgin, Gruen and
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market ST
Bradley T. Halley, Jr
Peterssille Road
Brunswick, Md
Keo
Tor
America
Lawson Motor Sales
West Patrick Sr
Tad
Frederick Gas Co., Inc
East Patrick St
Crosley
Zenith
Storm & Shipley
Wortwerk
Gabe
Styles
Hyde Tools
Neds
Rgatiokle
Wisser
Choani
Parte
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
N. Market ST. Frederick
Cravenetie
Chippers
Pattern Makers
Toolmakers
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
Frederick, Md
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