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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

Page

7

Bay Bridge Nears Opening As 1952 July Goal Cited

SRC chairman Russell K. McCain told Rotary Club that opening the Chesapeake Bay bridge is closer to July 4 than August 4 1952. He noted delays from the 1950 hurricane but said traffic will flow by July and that the $44 million bond financed project is revenue financed not tax funded. discusses ferries replacing by the bay bridge and potential ferry service with dredging and harbor work.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge State Roads Commission Rotary Club Russell K. McCain Francis Scott Key McCain SRC Susquehanna, Potomac, Bay and Patapsco Susquehanna Potomac Bay Bridge Delaware Memorial Bridge Wilmington Delaware River Dennis O'Conor Nice Sandy Point Mr. McCain Crisfield Pt. Lookout Smith Island Crisfield Harbor Coast Guard Baltimore Harbor Fort McHenry Canton Harbor

Baltimore area road plan links Bay Bridge to SRC ring route

Speaker outlines a circumferential belt around Baltimore tying Pulaski highway to surveys for a route through Frederick and Brin k toward the District of Columbia. He notes Route 240 traffic at Bethesda, with 4200 cars daily, and says a dual Route 40 to Ridgeville may open late this year as aerial surveys proceed from Ridgeville to the Monocacy. No second bridge over the river is planned. existing span will serve until new bridges are built.

Harbor SRC Baltimore McCain Frederick Brink Montgomery District of Columbia Md.d. C Bethesda Ridgeville Monocacy Potomac River Brunswick

Construction Contracts Near York Road Route 15

The SRC chairman reported completed passes around Frederick and noted $1.2 million contracts let for York Road extension and Route 15 improvements from overpass to Lime Kiln under contract to T Edgie Russell.

Frederick SRC York Road Lime Kiln T. Edgie Russe Emmitsburg

State road planists weigh fixes around Frederick and Brunswick

SEC officials meet Frederick county commissioners to discuss removing the humped stone bridge near New Midway, improving visibility. Freight and passenger routes face reshaping as a new Frederick to Braddock Heights road nears completion, while funds for a 15 year building and renovation program are outlined for the 1953 legislature. Borings proceed for a new Potomac River bridge at Brunswick.

Franklinville St. Anthony's SEC Frederick Carryll New Midway Braddock Heights SRC Commisson Haggerstown-Frederick Boonsboro Funkstown McCain Legislative Council Maryland

Unclear Text Summary Card from The News Page

An unreadable OCR fragment from The News dated Thursday April 14 shows garbled names and numbers. It appears to reference a count or tally with figures like 102 and 1,239 but lacks coherent context or identifiable events or entities.

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Rotary meeting notes highlight клуб officials and guests

Clyde M. Roney presided as Rotary president and introduced Mr. McCain. Visiting Rotarians included Anthony Cincotta of Brunswick and J. E. Lippy of Westminster. Guests were F. LaMotte Smith, Thomas Mohler, Cyrus Kuhn and Mayor Donald B. Rice.

Clyde M. Roney Rotary Mr. McCain Anthony Cincotta Brunswick J. E. Lippy Westminster F. LaMotte Smith Thomas Mohler Cyrus Kuhn Donald B. Rice

Eisenhower Near Taft On First Ballot In Primary Returns

The Associated Press reports New York and Pennsylvania GOP primaries leave Eisenhower within striking distance of Taft on first ballot strength. Totals show Taft ahead with Eisenhower close, while Stassen Warren MacArthur and others trail. Democratic totals list Harriman Kefauver Russell Humphrey Kerry Truman and Stevenson among others.

Associated Press New York Pennsylvania Eisenhower Taft A. P Eisenhower Stassen Warren MacArthur Harriman Kefauver Russell Humphrey Kerry Truman Douglas ‘ Ewing Stevenson

Court News Marriage Licenses In City Listings

Court records list John G. Tomlin 24 and Glenda N. Covell 19 of this city with licenses. their addresses are 221 West Patrick Street and 208 East Fourth Street. The report also notes Charles F. Myers 46 and Marge ret E. Jones 29 widow of Bronewick with deed transfers to H. Roderuck and others for $10 in county records.

John G. Tomlin West Patrick Street

After dinner speeches in Japan quoted by N A Lafureow

The text notes that money is essential yet not the sole path to a good life and cites N A Lafureow in a quotation about after dinner speeches made in Japan. It contrasts wealth with a broader view of life and personal values.

N. A. Lafeureow Japan

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