Frederick Airport Site Debate and Plans Urges City Action
A Frederick committee urges city action on acquiring land for a municipal airport behind the county fairgrounds east of Frederick. The report favors a 640 acre site, seeks federal aid of 150000, and recommends naming buildings after local air service heroes, with War Department approval and continuing planning.
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Tg Medes
City of Frederick
Mavnor
Russell H McCain
Board of Aldermen
R. B. Wolfe
Frederick
Civil Aeronautics Administration
War Department
Frederick Municipal Airport
Billy Delaplaine
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Frederick airport plan discussed at Lions Club lunch
Capt William E Maskell of the New York Herald Tribune will speak at the Lions Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The note details a push to study an airport site for Frederick, seeking Civil Aeronautics Administration input and a $150,000 congressional appropriation, with conditions on land purchase awaiting funding.
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Xcoit Key Hotel
Alleen Rong
Rachel Seagrave
Burma
India
Orient
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Wome
Gaching
Frederick City
City of
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Gabynab
Camp Detrick
Towit
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Bureau of the Civil Aeronautics Administration
War Department
United States
Congress of the United States
William E. Maskell
Haskell
The
New York Herald Tribune
Lions Club
Francis Scott Key
Board of Aldermen
Gus
Coxport
Congress
Otis City
Sgivil Agronmutics Administration
Tydings
Beall
East Of Fair Grounds Urges Airport Site
A city committee advocates an airport east of the fair grounds arguing for early start. The group held executive sessions and met with Senators and defense department officials to chart steps and keep officials informed as decisions unfold.
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Fair Grounds
Washington
Tydings
Beall
Navy
General Airport Committee
Frederick Airport Advisory Committee Resigns
The Airport Advisory Committee resigns to allow the General Airport Committee to proceed toward creating a city airport with adequate transportation. Members express pride in their modest contribution and hope Frederick gains proper rail alternatives and a robust airport in the years ahead.
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Frederick
William B. Bennett
Edward PL Phomas
Robert FE. Delaplaine
Harry W. Legore
Joseph HO Himes
Stock market slips yet shows scattered rally signs
New York April 19 after a weak opening some market sections indicated a tentative rally while overall trading remained unsettled due to yesterday's heavy selling.
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New York
Totas
Fiat
Fate of Rome Up to Nazis
President Roosevelt says Rome's fate rests with Germany after De Valera appeal. He notes Allied efforts to spare religious and cultural monuments while German forces press to declare the city an open city. The message dated April 3 was made public in Dublin.
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Eamon de Valera
Rome
Roosevelt
Eire
Germany
Dublin
Licenses Issued At Hagerstown For Several Couples
Marriage licenses were issued at Hagerstown to Charles F Holtz of Sabilasville and A Beverly Ardinger of 1 Hagerstown to Thomas J Castle aged 47 and Nellie V Beacgh aged 38 of Frederick to William Tihey of Pittsburgh Pa and May A Ry aged 18 of Highfield.
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Charles F. Holtz
Sabilasville
A. Beverly Ardinger
Thomas J Castle
Nellie V. Beacgh
Frederick
William Tihey
Pittsburgh
May Ary
Highfield
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