Frederick Alderman cites land use data against airport plan
Alderman William Burall presents a land area comparison arguing the Frederick airport plan uses too much land. He notes 750 acres purchased since 1850s, with 240 acres developed and 610 acres leased, and reports total expenditures around 236 thousand dollars including major contracts. He cites LaGuardia 558 acres and National Airport in Washington using 700 acres for context.
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Frederick
William 8. Bursil
City of
Burall
New York
LaGuardia
Washington
Burali
City of Frederick
D. Thomas
Reich
G. Thomas
Grimes
A. King
Potts
Sanner
Fisher
Heffner
T. E. Russell
Bourne
Thomas B. Bourne and Associates
Washington Air Consultants
Alderman Burall
Airports, Inc
Baltimore
Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theaters
The Frederick theaters announce a busy coming week with titles at the Tivoli including On An Island With and This Is Ia and All His Son with Burt Lancaster, Edward G. Robinson, and a Woman in White with Eleanor Parker. Dream Girl with Betty Hutton and MacDonald Carey, plus Make Mine Freedom cartoon at the Opera House. Sundown with Gene Tierney and Warner Pathe News, Homecoming with Clark Gable and Lana Turner, I Became a Criminal with Sally Gray, Eyes of Texas, Superman chapter one, and a cartoon. Bruins of the Congo with Stuart Erwin Friday at the Frederick, Range Renegades with Jimmy Wakely, Re: Granger chapter 12 and a cartoon on Saturday.
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Bovies
Frederick
Tivoli
Technicolor
Esther Durante
Universal
Burt Lancaster
Edward G. Robinson
Iday
Eleanor Parker
Alexis Smith
Gil Young
Betty Hutton
MacDonald Carer
Opera House
Brenday
Gene Tierney
Warner Pathe News
Clark Gabie
Lana Turner
Sally Gray
Eyes of Texas
Frederick Theater
Congo
Stuart Enwin
Warner Paide News
Renegades
Jimmy Wakely
Granger
Four Damage Suits Sent To Hagerstown
Four damage suits totaling 9000 dollars were moved from Carroll to the county and will be entered on the November court docket. The Western Maryland Railway Company is the defendant in all four cases. Mary E Miller seeks 5600 dollars, Wilbur F Miller 2000 for loss of services, Artie J Miller 1600 for personal injuries, and Wilbur F Miller Jr 1000 for car damages. The plaintiffs allege no warning lights or signals at the crossing.
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Hagerstoan
Carroll
Union Bridge
Western Maryland Railway Company
Mary FE. Miller
Wilbur F. Miller
Artie J. Miller
Talks With Molotov Ended In Moscow Conference
Western envoys led by U S Ambassador Smith met Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow for the sixth four power session on the German crisis. Vishinsky attended for the first time as the talks wrapped up with no communique issued. Informants say tonight’s session could be the crucial one in the negotiations.
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Moscow
Kremlin
W. Bedell Smith
Vml Molotov
Frank Roberts
Yves Chataigneau
Molotov
Krem
Severa “Epi
Kremk
U.S
Smith
Andrei Yo Vieshinsky
Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Belgrade
Stalin
V. S. Zorin
Record Hot Friday in Frederick and Local Impacts
Frigid forecasts give way to extreme heat with a 109 degree record set in 1936 and a new Friday peak near that level. Camp Derrick operations paused at 2 30, workers quit early, and canneries report labor shortages. Potomac and Monocacy rivers remain clear for bass fishing as farms slow and divorce decree grants custody to the mother while assigning support.
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Frederick
Camp Derrick
Ciance
Iff
Potomac
Monocracy
Publicity Man Did Fine Job For Maryland Field Day
Ed Rider of College Park led publicity for the Maryland Conservation Field Day, coordinating press and radio coverage. A Baltimore native and University of Maryland alum, he built a high-profile information program, highlighting cooperation and community effort that boosted the event’s success and fostered future ties with Frederick County.
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Astome
Maryland
Mene
Edward Si. Rider
College Park
University of Alaryland
Ed Rider
Baltimore
Cecil County
Port Deposit
West Nottingham Academy
Colora
Edi
Diamondback
Diamond_back
Associated Collegiate Press
Pi Detta Epsilon
Infantry
Fort Be
T1st
George Patton
France
Germany
Inf
S. S
Europe
Vienna
University of Maryland
College of Arts and Sciences
Rider
Agricultural Extension Service
Une of Maryland
State Soil Conservation Committee
Mary. Pleasant
Frederick
Frederick County
Noo
Fred
Suit filed for 10000 damages over daughter's departure
John P. Saunders of Gaither filed in Circuit Court a $10,000 damages suit naming Jim Musick of Frederick Junction as defendant. He cites disgrace and distress caused to him and family by Musick’s alleged inducement of Saunders’ daughter Katherine to desert home, school, and child. An Equity Court injunction case over detention is pending.
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Equity Court
Paril M. Schnauffer
Ruth E. Moxley
Middletown
Charles A. Moxley
Ridgeville
John P. Saunders
Gaither
Circuit
Jim Musick
Frederick Junction
Musick
Katherine Saunders Frederick
Saunders
Virginia
Baltimore
Alton Y. Bennett
Freedom Train Visit Set for Frederick City
The Freedom Train will exhibit in Frederick City on November 21. Local Chamber of Commerce directors arranged the schedule with Congressman J. Glenn Beall’s office. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and News-Fest papers co sponsor the showings of historically valuable documents from 194 American cities.
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Frederick City
Jocal Chamber of Commerce
J. Glenn Beall
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
American Heritage Foundation
New York
George C. Slagie
Focal C. of C
Freedom Train to Visit Gettysburg in November 1920
The Frederick chamber and local sponsors plan a one day exhibit in Gettysburg as the Freedom Train tours the East. The train arrives about 4 am and opens to visitors at 9 30 am, with up to 10 000 people expected. Marines guard the train daily during its stay. Donations toward exhibition costs will be sought at the Franci Scott Key Hotel. Elephants use tusks as tools for digging and breaking trees, not mainly as weapons.
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Gettysburg
Frederick
Newark
N. J
New York
U. S
Tage Foundan
Appearanc
Slagle Woul
Chamber of Commerce
Tion
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