Frederick to Host May 1 Traffic Survey for Parking Study
City officials say engineers from the State Roads Commission will move into Frederick around May 1 to conduct a six week to two month traffic survey. About 15 locals will assist. Armory will be base. estimated cost 38000 with half covered by the Federal government.
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Hagerstown Board Meeting Delayed Amid Taxicab Shift Talks
City officials in Hagerstown postponed Aldermen meetings this week while considering taxicab transfers within the South Court street area. Mayor Liogd C. Culler plans to return soon as city actions follow recent Chapline property transactions and sales to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kiriakou. A 24 year old Negro, George Jones, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for stealing an infantile paralysis fund box.
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Harry E .Snyder
George Jones
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Maryland Educator Dr Earle Taylor Hawkins Addresses Frederick
Dr Earle Taylor Hawkins newly inaugurated president of the Maryland State Teachers College Towson returns to Frederick for a series of talks on Wednesday He began teaching in Frederick County in 1922 at Halstead School near Stronghold He will speak at the Frederick Rotary Club luncheon at Francis Scott Key Hotel and at 2 p m to a Frederick High School Future Teachers of America unit about twenty students with fifteen in their third year Guided by Miss Mary Rhoads Hawkins is a Maryland native who graduated from Belair High School earned a BA from Western Maryland College and a PhD from Columbia University later serving as a regional high school supervisor and director of instruction
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Chiang Regime Blamed for Reds Successes in China
A National Assembly session in Nanking April 12 blamed the government for Communist gains in China's civil war due to inefficiency and meddling. Lawmakers charged the regime concealed truth and spurned reform efforts.
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Communists Move in Manchuria Ahead of Spring Offensive
Reports say Communist troops are advancing near Mukden as China braces for a planned spring attack in late April or May. The Nationalist leadership questions military readiness and seeks unity under Chiang Kai-shek during the assembly session.
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The News Frederick April 13 1948
The Frederick edition reports local events and notices for Tuesday April 13 1948. Small entries detail community announcements and brief regional updates from the Maryland county.
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