Six Zoning Appeals Tonight In Frederick County
Six zoning appeals will be heard by the Frederick County Board of Appeals this evening. Topics include Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company seeking an $85,000 dial control center on A-1 agricultural land near Alternate U.S. 40 Braddock Heights, plus a nonconforming use expansion for Poole and Son on Liberty Road. Other cases cover Berrypaich Antique Shop seeking 20 acres use on U.S. 40, Wayne Realty Co. requesting setbacks for a service station site near Emmitsburg, and two companion conditional-use requests for trailers as permanent residences along Alternate U.S. 40 Edgewood Road route near Frederick.
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Ridge Road
Frederick County Board of Appeals
James McSherry
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Braddock Heights
Telephone Company
Poole and Son
Libertytown
Liberty Road
Liberty
Berrypaich
Jo Anne F. Berry
Middletown
Berry
U. S. 40
Reno Monument Road
Wayne Realty Company of
Hagerstown
Frank Higinbotham
Appeals Board
Frederick Road
Keysville Road
U.S. 15
Emmitsburg
Hagerstown Realty
Fred G
Eva M. Shepley
Buelah E. Hilderbrand
Frederick
Edgewood Road
Shepleys
Free parking at Maryland State Fair Timonium 1961
Visitors to the 1961 Maryland State Fair at Timonium grounds can park for free, removing the 50 cent per car fee. Fair president Daniel B. Brewster said the policy will ease costs for visitors as the fair runs through September 8.
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Timonium. Md
Timonium
Daniel B. Brewster
Braddock Heights site for $85,000 dial plant and offices
The plan calls for a 63 by 61 foot one story brick building on Alter nate U. S. 40 west of Ridge Road in Braddock Heights to house complete dial equipment for the area plus rest rooms and a furnace room. The narrative then shifts to historical notes on Kelly and Langley, lists today’s birthdays, and reports social visits and luncheons in Bolivar Harpers Ferry area, ending with a note that Major Irvin Selko of USAF recruiting disclosed a presidential request for more military manpower.
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U. S. 40
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Irvin Selko
USAF
America Today in History anniversaries snapshot
Key dates cover 1787 John Fitch steamboat on the Delaware River 22 years before Fulton. 1862 Jeb Stuart raids Catletts Station capturing prisoners and horses plus Pope’s baggage. 1881 Clara Barton founds first local American Red Cross chapter in Dansville. 1927 Sacco and Vanzetti executed at Charlestown. 1960 U S accuses Cuba of training communists. Today’s anniversaries note William Kelly born 1811 in Pittsburgh inventor of steelmaking process.
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John Fitch
Delaware River
Robert Fulton
Jeb” Stuart
Catlett
Orange & Alexandria
Pope
Stuart
Clara Barton
Dansville
N. Y
American Red Cross
Nicola Sacco
Bartoloemo Vanzetti
Charlestown State Prison
Mass
U.S
Cuba
Latin America
William Kelly
Pittsburgh
Kelly
USAF seeks more women officers with training and equal opportunities
The Air Force urges more women to train as commissioned officers, promising equal pay and career prospects. Candidates must be college graduates, single, ages 20 to 30, in good health, and American citizens. Selected applicants attend a three month Officer Training School near San Antonio, Texas, then are commissioned as second lieutenants and placed in various roles. Local recruiters, Sgt. Harry Harper, 19 North Court Street, are available for inquiries.
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USAF
Officer Training’ School
OTS
San Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Harry Harper
North Court Street
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Joseph Rexroad Jr and Shirley Flock of Boyds, Bobby L Man and Gwendolyn Poole of Buckeystown, Oliver Toms and Martha Horne, Carlton Thomas and Patricia Mead, J Frank Brown and Gloria Hamer, Louis Arnold and Elizabeth Kivler. Property deeds show transfers from Paul Glass to John Glass, Bernard Orr Jr to Grace Warren, Maple Grove Mills to Fred Robinson, and others with nominal sums. A 12-year-old Barnesville child was struck by a car driven by a Dickerson woman on Maryland 109 at 5 p.m. Monday.
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Joseph Edward Rexroad Jr
Frederick
Shirley Ann Flock
Boyds
Bobby Lee L _man
Harrisonburg
Gwendolyn May Poole
Buckeystown
Oliver Gene Toms
Silver Spring
Martha Susan Horne
Myersville
Carlton James Thomas
Rockville
Patricia Ann Mead
Gaithersburg
J. Frank Brown
Gloria P. Hamer
Baltimore
Louis Edward Arnold
Union City
New Jersey
Elizabeth Kivler
Stratford
Vermont
Paul C. Glass
John Paul Glass
Bernard Orr Jr
Grace E. Warren
Maple Grove Mills, Inc
Fred Robinson
Charles F. Ridge
Charles E. May
Wesley C. Smith
Norman W. Heffner
Charles T. Elworthy
Melvin V. Lloyd
John David Kitts Jr
Barnesville
Dickerson
Maryland
Child Hit by Car Near Barnesville Road
A 12 year old boy, John Meredith Carter of Barnesville, was struck by a 1961 Ford near Mary land 109 north of Barnesville Road in Montgomery County. He received minor injuries and was treated by a Dawsonville physician before being sent home. Police say Sophia Linthicum of Dickerson stopped after the collision but faced no charges.
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Barnesville
Montgomery County
John Meredith Carter
Dawsonville
Sophia Linthicum
Dickerson
Maryland
Zane Hall
Allen Burdette
Floods injure dozens north of Tokyo aftermath
Police reported 43 people injured as flash floods struck near Tokyo. About 8 000 homes flooded in Nagao ka city of 150 000 after ten inches of rain fell in ten hours.
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Tokyo
Na‘gaoka
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Sir Henry Bessemer
U.S. Patent Office
Bessemer
Cambria Iron Works
Detroit
Mich
Kelly's Company
Samuel Pierpont Langley
Roxbury
Smithsonian Institution
Langley Buil
Charles M. Manley
Potomac
Langley
Guy L. Brown
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boone
Iowa
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
de Motte
Ind
H. Struve Hensel
Asst. Secretary of Defense
International Affairs
Hoboken
N. J
Bolivar
G. E. Webb
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry
Bertha Slaughter
A. 5. King
John Reisinger
Washington, D.C
John Haefer
Brenda Kenny
Shepherdstown
J. Thomas Mentzer
Dorothy Stultz
Mary Woods
Evanston
Harette Langmack
Steinbrum
Thomas Mentzer
Langmack
Jessie Cleggett
Towson
C. E. Dudrow
O. A. Webb
Helen Esch
Grace Haigh
Ada James
Daisy Thour
Edna Walsh
Washington, DC
John Heafer
Frederick County Appeals Board
Know
America
Nehru
New Delhi
India
John Anil
Nehr
Indi
OSL Ag Pes Cnet Bers Fae
Beleters
Helene Uevlis
Ale
Adolph
Fred
Frederick Frederick Shopping Center
Long Meadow
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Flintrote CO. Concrete Plants
Thurmont
Insley's Shoes
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Hachive
Court News
TAP Fpf
R.p.m
Storm& Shipley
The
Chamber
Better Business Bureau
Penney’s
Penney’ S Phive
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