Lee Land Purchase Plan Branded as Socialistic
Montgomery County Democrats debated a plan by E Brooke Lee to buy and sell land for profit aimed at reducing debts. Critics including C Lawrence Wiser and Charles A Doctor called it socialistic and risky, while supporters cited potential revenue and a model like the county dispensary that earned 1.2 million dollars. Senator Daniel Brewster attended the Wheaton Public Library forum.
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Montgomery County
E. Brooke Lee
Democratic Forum
Wheaton Public Library
Democrats
Lee
C. Lawrence Wiser
Young Democrats
Wiser
Charles A. Doctor
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Land sale plan spurs debate over county growth
A proposal to buy land to block sprawl around Capitol district faces criticism for potential government impropriety yet supporters say it would raise county revenue without taxes while preserving open spaces and linking with the stream valley park system. Tangible details remain unclear as residents visit Taneytown and nearby towns share updates on local families and accidents.
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Lee
Stream Valley Park System
Plain social notes from Taneytown and nearby towns
Mrs Adeline Adler of Eaton Ohio visits sister Mrs Mary Shorb of Keysville and other local guests include Mr and Mrs S E Breth of Carroll Heights hosting Mr and Mrs Charles A Hara and son John of Towson alongside additional family visitors.
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Graham Wildasin
Melissa
Taneytown
Fred W. Miller
Deborah
California
Miller
Betty Jane Haycraft
Fred Miller
Indiana
Louise Mackley
Frederick
Wilbur Naylor
George Naylor
Sensenbaugh
Gambrill State Park
Carrie Shorb
Glen Burnie
Mary Shorb
Albert Wilhide
Keysville Road
A. Nelson Tracey
Susan
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Thomas Tracey
George W. Motter
Ocean City
Thomas R. Sullins
Baltimore
George
Martell
Collier
Cove
Katherine Rice
Alexandria
Mildred Elliot
Herford
Texas
Grace Witherow
East Baltimore Street
Livonia
Mich
Paul Bankard
Silver Run
Wallace Cashell
Olney
Oliver C. Cashell
Route 2
John L. Leister
Adeline Adler
Eaton, C
S. E. Breth
Carroll Heights
Charles A. Hara
John
Towson
Woman Hurt In Car Crash At Route 40 Intersection
A 76 year old Marriottsville woman, Daisie M. Selby, is in serious condition at St Agnes Hospital in Baltimore after a two car collision at the Route 40 Sam Hill Road intersection last night according to Howard County Police.
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Marriottsville
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Sam Hill Road
Howard County
Daisie M. Selby
Frederick Blumenauer Jr. boy injured by auto crash
Seven year old Frederick Blumenauer III, son of Mr and Mrs Edward K Blumenauer Jr of 358A West Patrick Street, was treated after being struck by an automobile. The accident prompted medical care and investigation by local authorities.
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Frederick Boy
Edward Blumenauer III
Edward K. Blumenauer Jr
Patrick Street
Boy Injured After Car Collision Near Frederick High School
A Frederick High School student sustained facial abrasions and several teeth loosened after being struck by a car near the Frederick Memorial Hospital. Officer James Schroyer, hospital officials, and Mrs Beulah E Hildebrand reported the incident.
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Frederick Memorial
James Schroyer
SS High School
Pital
Beulah E. Hildebrand
RFD 5
Frederick
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Carroll County Farm Museum
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