Jury awards damages in two Smiths land condemnation
A Maryland Circuit Court jury awarded Clyde W. Smith 4337 and William F. and Mary Smith 14705 after assessing land taken for the new U.S. 40 and Maryland 75 projects near New Market. Discrepant appraisals by experts highlighted a wide split over damages. Local officials and attorneys present included Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer, Holden Felton, Robert E. Clapp Jr., and Walter Sinn.
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State Roads Commission
U.S. 40
Maryland
New Market
Clyde W. Smith
William Franklin Smith
William F. Smith
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Winchester Hall
Holden Felton
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Walter Sinn
Martin B. Stouter
Philip H. Beard
Lewis W. Brown
James T. Henderson, Jr
Helen M. Mumma
Ivan M. Brown
Carl W. Angleberger
Jesse M. Pittinger
Margaret L. Crowther
Dwight Collmus
Percy W. McKay
Ormond R. Galvin
Smiths
Philip Wertheimer
Clyde Smith
W. Franklin Smiths
Wilson Mercer
Emmett R. Bowlus
W. F. Smith
Gordon W. Spurrier
Saya
Monrovia
Puilaings
Eisenhower Delighted By Stevenson Letter On European Army
President Eisenhower expressed delight at Adlai Stevenson’s letter to French Premier Mendes France supporting the European Defense Community. Hagerty said Stevenson aligns with the administration on a nonpartisan defense plan and strengthens ties with allies. Stevenson noted EDC as nonpartisan and praised Dulles as voice for all on the plan. ACCUSED OF BOOTLEGGING VIENNA. Aug. 25 Wilmer Jackson charged with bootlegging and owning a still held on $1 500 bail and sent to U S District Court in Baltimore for trial. Jackson, 59, was arrested when agents raided a woods still on William C. Chester’s farm at Jones Thicket. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Lewis C Merryman.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Mendes-Frante
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
France
United States
Mendes-France 15
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Chicago
EDC
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Vienna
Wilmer Jackson
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Jackson
William C. Chester
Jones’ Thicket
Lewis C. Merryman
Salisbury
Prominent Telephone Promotions Stir Local Office
Robert Harrison promoted to commercial representative at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Gaithersburg office. William Dave Morton Jr. named Gaithersburg manager. Harrison joined in 1946 after roles as lineman and more. Morton joined in 1948 and previously lived Braddock Heights with his wife and two children. Also includes peach peeling tip.
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Frank Keefer
Bliss Academy
Takoma Park
Frederick High School
Jane E. Esterly
West Fifth Street
Harrison
American Legion
All Saints Episcopal Church
Morton
Telephone Company
University of Maryland
Kiwanis Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Germantown
Braddock Heights
Nancy S' Schroeder
Glade Valley Picnic Draws Walkersville Groups
Nearly 150 members and guests of the Glade Valley Athletic Association attended a general picnic in Stauffer's meadow for sponsored Walkersville teams. Guest groups included Glade Junior Baseball Teen-Age League Tri-County Baseball League girls softball and junior softball and Frederick County softball league seniors. Multiple informal games formed before a wiener roast and watermelons were served by the association. In charge were chairman Roger.
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Glade Valley Picnic
Glade Valley Athletic Association
Walkersville
Stauffer's Meadow
Glade
Tri-County Baseball League
Frederick County
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Roger
Local Names Mentioned in Report
The article lists Ralph Zimmerman, Glenn Ramsburg, Frank Cramer and Alton Smith among individuals referenced in the report.
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Ralph Zimmerman
Glenn Ramsburg
Frank Cramer
Alton Smith
Democrats to Meet at Thurmont American Legion Home
A special meeting of the Central committee and all interested Democrats is set for Tuesday night at 8 30 at the American Legion home in Thurmont. Plans include rural registration at Thurmont fire hall on September 20 from 2 to 8 pm and campaign preparations for the upcoming election.
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Central Committee
American Legion
Thurmont
Leahy Praises Eisenhower After White House Visit
Former Notre Dame football coach Frank Leahy met President Eisenhower at the summer White House in Denver at Lowry Air Force Base. The visitor spent about 30 minutes with the president and later spoke with newsmen, calling Eisenhower one of the all time great readers.
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Frank Leahy
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Eisenhower
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Leahy
Lowry Air Force Base
Leahy praise for President sparks debate on leadership
Leahy lauded the president as one of the all time great leaders calling for thanks to God for his leadership. He added that his father was a Democrat but he regards himself as a political independent.
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Leahy
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