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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1957

Page

6

House Votes Pay Raise For One Million

Washington Aug 9 The House approves a one million federal workers pay raise plan but a ten percent cap remains under debate. Ike opposes broad raises citing inflationary pressure. A separate teller vote blocks raising federal workers by 12 percent. Some lawmakers predict veto or failure to pass. In Maryland Montgomery County jail case follows an arson charge, as a Bethesda youth reappears for Circuit Court action after a prior psychiatric hospital stay. Eureka Springs reports 42 springs within city units.

Washington Eisenhower Lisenhower Tme Rep Halleck Lodiana Murray House Rockville David Nief Montgomery County Baltimore Bethesda University of Maryland Psychiatric Institute

Speed dispute hinges on judge in Frederick traffic case

Magistrate Shoemaker rules no standards exist in Frederick statutes to judge a speed as reasonable or an inadequate muffler. Clarence Welty, 2 year motorist, argued by attorney Edwin F. Nikirk that speed must be judged case by case. Police and eyewitnesses testified Welty’s car sped 35 to 40 mph on Market and Sixth Streets causing a stall after a battery issue.

Frederick City HB. Reese Shoemaker North Market Street Autorney Edwin F.rk Nikirk Clarence Anders Welty Chapel Alley Welty Sixth Street Middle Chapel Alleys Paul Mossburg Third Market Street Mossburg Alton Brashear East Second Street Weil Brothers Garage Welly Brashear Frederick

Planning Commissioner Change Sates Local Officials

County planner Arthur Hatton announces Thomas L. Dunn of Myersville resigns from the Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission. J Alfred Cutsail of Frederick appointed to the commission, Dunn to move to Olin Mathieson Chemical Co. in Niagara, with a starting salary cited as $5,700. Dunn to oversee plant construction.

Arthur B. Hat*ton Thomas , L. Dunn Myersville Frederick County

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