Opposition To New Buildings Reiterated In County
Rockville April 17 Montgomery County Council reiterated opposition to new federal buildings in the county under the dispersal plan unless roads and schools are provided Lathrop Smith council member who testified before a Senate committee two months ago opposed placing any such buildings He said committee members asked if the county had changed its position Smith also endorsed Senator Neelys bill to reorganize the National Capital Park and Planning Commission to create regional advisory committees for nearby Maryland and Virginia The council amended county measures.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Neely
D-W. Va
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Maryland
Virginia
Zoning allows roomers with limits and license relaxes
The council approves zoning changes to permit residents to rent rooms to up to two roomers without a license and allows single family properties to host up to nine roomers if neighborhoods’ character remains intact. Resignations of J Hodge Smith and Ben Hall accepted. Smith enters private practice of law and Hall joins Voice of America. Next Tuesday the Council will meet with the Montgomery County Press Association to discuss.
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J. Hodge Smith
Ben Hall
Smith
Hall
State Department
Voice of America
Montgomery County Press Association
Conference Request Reported by WGAY Leader
Ernie Tannen of radio station WGAY, president of the Association, requested the conference during the closed sessions.
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Ernie Tannen
WGAY
Association
Suction Cap Found Along Route 340 Near Petersville
A suction cap found by State Roads Commission workers along Route 340 near Petersville was turned in to the Independent Hose Company. The missing piece had been lost last Wednesday night by the Independents and was retrieved by road crews.
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State Roads Commission
Petersville
Independent Hose Company
Independents
Fire scare on railroad bridge ends with cap return
A roads crew led by Foreman Jim Leather recovered a brass cap found in a ditch near a railroad bridge in Harpers Ferry. The cap had been lost during a near-disastrous blaze and was promptly turned in to the Independent Hose Company at the scene. Independent companies worked to secure the area while crews tended to the duct work and equipment.
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Harpers Ferry
Jim Leather
Leather
Independent Hose Company
Lewis A. Klein
Engine caps interchange able and suction cap ordered
The report notes that the engine caps are interchangeable and another suction cap has already been ordered from the factory. A brief line references seeing the item in The News.
The News from Frederick April 18 1951
Frederick newspaper dated Wednesday April 18 1951 delivers local items city notices and brief community updates. Contains short reports on people places and events in Frederick County with period style and concise notes.
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the News
Frederick
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