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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1960

Page

12

Back Smith For School Board Post

C Gordon Smith of near Williamsville is recommended by the Democratic State Central Committee for the Frederick County Board of Education vacancy replacing Mrs Wiliam Powell whose term expires next month. George F Abrecht announced G Raymond Shipley named to fill a committee vacancy succeeding Howard Stup.

C. Gordon Smith Frederick County Nearliamsville Board of Education Democratic State Central Committee Winchester Hall Smith Wiliam D. Powell Walkersville George F. Abrecht G. Raymond Shipley Howard J. Millard Tawes Central Committee Luther Horine Elsworth McGaha Middletown Harry C. Doreus Woodsboro Frank Heck Frederick Frederick Fair Legion Shipley Stup

Civic Center Plan Approved by Frederick City Council

An architectural plan for a proposed Frederick Civic Center on the old reservoir site at West Seventh Street was approved by the Frederick City Council of Service and Civic Organizations. The plan costs slightly over a million dollars and includes a 50 meter swimming pool, ice rink, theater, meeting rooms, kitchens and offices. A basement fallout shelter, an indoor rifle and pistol range, and potential county office space were discussed as additions to the project.

Frederick Civic Center Old City Reservoir West Seventh Street Frederick C. Lease Bussard Charles F. Bowers James E. Bartgis George J. Stup Frederick County Bowers Col Bartgis Stup Counci

Plane crash claims nine crew members near Stephenville

A U S Air Force C124 cargo plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Harmon Field near Stephenville. all nine crew members were killed. The aircraft, en route from Dover AFB to the Azores, caught fire on impact amid foggy conditions with a 400 foot ceiling and two miles visibility. An inquiry will begin, and victims' names are withheld pending next of kin notification.

Stephenville Mld Air Force Here Harmon Field Dover Air Force Base Delaware Azores Harmon Air Base U. S. Air Force

Holiday Easter toll shocks Maryland roads

State Police and the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission reported 15 deaths on Easter weekend due to highway crashes with speed cited as the main cause. Campaigns to slow down may shift to Good Friday. A 46 year old Taneytown mother, Francina Becker, died after being crushed near Boring when thrown from a freight train car she was in with her husband.

Associated Press Maryland, Traffic Safety Commission Maryland Sharpsburg Paul Burke Traffic Safety Commission Burke George E. Davidson Davidson Taneytown Francina E. Becker Western Maryland Railway Boring Baltimore County

Tax expert Danbury dies originator of withholding plan

Beard sley Ruml, 6, originator of the pay as you go withholding tax plan, died at Danbury Hospital after a short illness. He helped draft the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 as part of the New Deal. A Republican, he supported F D Roosevelt and chaired the New York Federal Reserve for nine years, requesting relief at end of 1946. He wrote Tomorrow's Business, published 1945.

Danbury

Lord Baltimore Hotel Sold to New York Firm

The Lord Baltimore Hotel the citys largest has been sold to a family company led by Herbert BR Weissberg of New York. The deal reportedly around seven million dollars includes no new management changes. The opening was December 1928 and the bus crash near Bombay Kills 22 passengers.

Baltimore Lord Baltimore Herbert BR. Weissberg New York H. Nelson Busick Weissberg Gramercy Park Paramount Brittany Winslow New York City Montmartre Miami Beach Fia Harry Busick

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