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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1955

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7

Navy diver rescued after nine hours in Patuxent River

A 3-year Navy diver, Joseph R. Tallarico, was pulled from 120 feet of Patuxent River water after a nine hour submersion while recovering a mine. Fifteen divers worked in relay teams to untangle lines and bring him to the surface. He remained calm, conscious, and in excellent condition after decompression treatment.

Solomons Patuxent River Joseph R. Tallarico Tallarico Navy Carmela Joe Church

White House Conference Favors More School Aid

The White House conference on education records strong backing for increased federal aid to schools. Secretary Folsom signals early administration action, while delegates summarize support for greater federal participation tied to demonstrated need and a role for federal funds in school construction. The 34 member committee will report to the President with potential conclusions in early next year.

Washington White House Welfare Folsom Congress Eisenhower Neil Mcistroy

Tree Seedling Orders Fall Below Expectations

Tree seedling orders total 25,000 versus 262,000 available for spring planting in the Frederick Project area. Foresters dJavk Karnig and Sars Shebie Jr note idle acres can still place orders. Minimum order 250 trees to plant one quarter acre. five acre landowners may have land machine planted for a nominal $10 per acre.

Frederick Project dJavk Karnig Sars Shebie Jr

Girl Scout Troop Plants Shrubs at East Frederick School

On November 15, East Frederick School hosted a shrub planting by the local Girl Scout troop of fifteen under Troop Leaders Mrs. Charles W. Lewis and Paul Crum. Charles Murphy from the Building and Grounds committee dug the holes. The event supported badge requirements and featured eleven named girls in a photo with leaders and school officials.

Girl Scouts East Frederick School Charles W. Lewis Paul Cram Charles Murphy East Frederick Parent-teachers Association Fay Zimmerman Shirley Crum Darlene Toms Sandra Smith Frank Keefer Sandra Whipp Christine Gains Patsy King Judy Gosnell Barbara Linus Samra Stamsburg Billie Lewis Cherry Clingan Sharon Shanholts Marsha O'Brien Barbara Kemp Hack Lewis Edward D. Storm Irene Price Crum

City Shuts Rezoning Bid For Frederick District Change

Frederick Maryland mayor and aldermen refused a rezoning request for three lots in Palmer's Addition to allow a service use at Fifteenth and East streets. Residents protested as the Frederick Credit and Farm Loan Associations argued the site would benefit the neighborhood. The board tabled bids on a city property on Tue Son Street near McCurdy Field and set December 15 for a Board of Equalization hearing.

James F. Messersmith City Register’s Office Harry C. Castle Charles W. Main Charles McC. Mathias American Oil Company County Roads Board East Church Street Richard K. Zimmerman Grant Place McCurdy Field W. R. Walter Chester H. Childs Scout Russell Young Niemann A. Brunk William H. Barigis Roger A. Beane Texas WFMD Ohn Staub Brunswick Board of Aldermen Frederick City Hall Tue Son Street Board of Equalization John A. Derr Market Streets Frederick Credit Association Farm Loan Association Palmer's Parsons Newman Benjamin B. Hosen Stock East Street Rosenstock Washington Montgomery Carroll County

South Will Have More Say In Future Election

CHICAGO December 10 The GOP National Committee approved an apportionment plan boosting the 1956 Republican presidential and vice presidential delegate total from 1206 in 1952 to 1323 with a net gain of 117. Southern and border states added 96 delegates, Texas rising from 38 to 54. The South now trails only California Illinois New York Ohio and Pennsylvania in delegate strength. Sixteen states Alaska and Hawaii gain larger delegations under the plan. Tennessee 28 to 20 and Virginia 30 to 23 are listed among the changes.

Chicago Oice GOP National Committee Ute Texas Eisenhower California Ilinois New York Ohio Pennsylvania Alaska Hawaii Tennessee Virginia

Gibraltar Falls Barlin Window Storm Incident

A local account notes that Maryland 24 West Virginia 16 and District of Columbia 6 maintained their 1952 delegation strength. Al w-A friend of A. D. Boyd boasted about a new window at the Boyd home but a 35 minute hailstorm shattered all south side windows including the one described as “like Gibraltar.”

Maryland West Virginia District of Columbia Gibraltar Falls Barlin al W A. D. Boyd Boyd Gibraltar

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