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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1955

Page

6

Partial Ban on Water Use Is Imposed

Frederick city officials approve a partial water ban to conserve supply, restricting lawn watering on weekdays and limiting air conditioning water use to metered units. A weekend window from 6 p.m. Saturday to 7 a.m. Monday allows hose use. The ordinance, effective immediately, includes permitting rules for new water fed equipment and potential property tax relief adjustments.

Board of Aldermen William J. Davis Fishing Creek Linganore Davis John A. Derr Derr Frederick Manuel M. Weinberg Charles F. Bowers Sermont Operating Corp Weinberg J. C. Penney Company North Market Street Penney Company W. R. Walter Bowers Red Cross Maas Optical Company Third Fourth Streets Louis C. Kinsey Frederick Gas Co Lee Plate Rosemont Joseph F. Eisenhauer Baltimore John L. Shaw Frederick City Veteran's Project George Washington Carver

Storm Relief Mixed with Destruction Hits County Farms

Severe storms struck scattered areas causing damage and power outages. A barn on the C Harry Albaugh farm near Unionville was destroyed by lightning, with losses reaching about 40000 and fire teams saving adjacent structures. Power lines and trees were downed across Md 2B and in surrounding towns, while rainfall raised Ballenger Creek and halted some services.

C. Harry Albaugh Unionville Thompson's Corner Clarksburg Hyattstown Buck Springs Montgomery County Beallyville Dickerson Barnesville Ballenger Creek Frederick Thurmont Union Bridge Mountain View Park Damascus Knoxville Brunswick Point of Rocks Bucklystown Urbana Fishing Creek Linganor Potomac Edison Co Poolesville Middletown Feaguville New Midway Cedar Grove John W. Morgan Albaugh Airy New Windsor S.t. Snyder Alt. Olive Road Albaugh’s Snyder's Mt. Airy

Pentagon Airman Alleges Early Life and Family Ties

The record details a man enlisting in 1952, completing basic training in San Antonio, later stationed at Andrews AFB, and a marriage at the Base Chapel to Betty Ann Wilson of Waverly New York. They welcomed a daughter born last June, with stationing and family ties noted.

Pentagon Washington Air Force San Antonio Texas Andrews Air Force Base McClean Afb Sacramento Califo Jas Andrews Field Betty Ann Wilson Waverly N. Y

Airman of the Month Stevens Receives Award

ATRMAN OF THE MONTH To ALC Lowell Franklin Stevens, son of Mrs. FE. Melvin Speaks, 8 South Jeffersory Street, has been chosen Airman of the Month for the 2049th AACS Group at McClellan AFB California. Stevens, a Communications Repairman, earned the honor for March and June, with Col Dalton praising his military bearing and duty performance. Born November 17, 1932, in Frederick he is a Lisbon High School graduate who worked for Western Union prior to his service.

Atrman ALC Lowell Franklin Stevens FE. Melvin Speaks South Jeffersory Street 2049Th Aacs Group McClellan Afb McClelan Califors Sneaks APB Tarry G. Waiton ATC Stevens Dalton A T. Stevens Pacific United States Col. Datton Frederick Lisbon

Strikes Rise As 1955 Trend Continues Across Industry

Labor unions push for larger shares of prosperity while employers resist higher costs. Government experts expect intensified bargaining through 1955 with auto and steel settlements guiding smaller firms. FMCS head Finnegan warns of a rash of small strikes. 2,075 work stoppages caused 11.2 million idle days first half. White House says Eisenhower to spend next week at Gettysburg farm then visit Denver for vacation. plans include reviewing over 300 pending bills.

Washington James Finnegan Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Finnegan Mitchell White House Eisenhower Gettysburg Denver Colo James C. Hagerty West

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