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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 11, 1969

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Loyola Federal moves to Francis Scott Key Hotel banking office

Loyola Federal Savings and Loan will relocate its Frederick office from 236 N Market St to the Francis Scott Key Hotel, occupying the former hotel coffee shop space along West Patrick Street. The move, part of a $1.5 million modernization, includes a four‑teller room, lounge, new accounts and mortgage desks, and a mural by McGill Mackall. Grand opening is postponed until after year’s end. Chamber of Commerce will occupy a lower level space.

Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association Frederick N. Market St Francis Scott Key Hotel West Patrick Street Ronald J. House Loyola Federal House Joan Association Frederick Advisory Board Robert W. Leichert Sr Norvell Belt Joseph D. Baker Emmett R. Bowlus Sterling E. Bollinger Byron W. Thompson George Delaplaine Jr Leonard Calvert Landing Maryland McGill Mackall Baltimore Teller Loyola Borden Chamber of Commerce Frederick County

Senate near final vote on sweeping tax reform bill

The Senate moves toward final passage after two weeks of debate on a tax reform plan with large Social Security boosts and income tax cuts. President Nixon opposes provisions raising Social Security benefits and the exemption, while House leaders expect conference negotiations to trim Senate amendments.

Washington Senate Nixon Russell B. Long D-Law John J. Williams White House House Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Committee

Reich's Ford House Razed By Blaze

A 3 a.m. fire on Reich's Ford Road gutted a wooden A frame house, with Mrs. Poole escaping on the first floor and her husband Edward Poole leaping from a second floor window. Fire crews from Independents Carroll Manor New Market Cascade and Junior ambulance battled the flames as Ronald Fike investigated furnace causes. no damage estimate available.

Reich Ford Road Edward Poole

Fire calls log sparks rekindle at Poole residence

Fire log shows 2:50 am house fire at Edward Poole residence on Reich's Ford Road with Cascade truck and Junior ambulance responding. At 9:22 am rekindling of fire reported at Poole residence, Independents again responding. Ambulance calls Emergency 3 Routine 5.

Reich Ford Road Edward Poole New Market Carroll Manor Cascade Poole Independents

Manslaughter Case Goes To Jury Today

The Dixon manslaughter trial moved to the jury in Circuit Court with Judge Clapper instructing on self defense. Witnesses described an altercation at a 4-Way ESSO Station on Route 15 and 28 on December 14, 1968, and Dixon testified he might have shot Spence in fear as Spence aimed a pistol at Fisher.

Joe Edward Dixon Ronald Nelson Spence Robert E. Clapper Spence Tuscarora Robert S. Rothenhoefer Dixon Shirley Ann Dixon George Fisher Fisher Terry Daily Esso

Postmaster Vacancies Pending in Frederick County

A Regional Office spokesman in Washington said no decision has been reached and none expected before next year to fill four postmaster vacancies in Frederick County as reported by the News-Post. Postmaster jobs are to be filled.

Frederick County U. S. Post Office Department Washington News-Post

Stock Market Edges Up as Trade Slow in Early Session

The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 785.11 as advancing stocks outpaced decliners by about three to two in moderate morning trading. An AP report notes the Frederick, Maryland area post offices Sabillasville Keymar and Libertytown are run by officers-in-charge or acting postmasters with action expected after year’s start. A Post Office spokesman cited many tests nationwide with few evaluations near appointment of new postmasters. Earlier, the Civil Service Commission listed 20 applicants for the Keymar Sabillasville and Libertytown third class postmasterships, but a later spokesman phrase suggests changes on Tuesday.

New York Frederick Sabillasville Keymar Libertytown Post Office Department Civil Service Commission Baltimore

Youngsters Meet Santa in Rainy Frederick Shopping Tour

About 55 Frederick children, aided by 35 Jaycees, shopped at Woolco Frederick Shopping Center then visited Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Wives wrapped gifts, a Santa visit and photos followed. Tour chair Harold Lenhart credited the Jaycee light bulb sale and Woolco for support as rain drenched the county with 0.8 inch.

Woolco Frederick

Mobile Homes Case To Begin In Court In Urbana

Frederick County hearings begin Friday on Sol-Ben Ventures appeal after a tie vote by the Planning and Zoning Commission denied Urbana Mobile Homes Village. Urbana Civic Association argues no definite decision exists and urges case dismissal or remand for clear action.

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Urbana Urbana Mobile Homes Village Urbana Civic Association Sol- Ben Ventures Charles A. Price Herb Morrison County Commissioners Sol-Ben Ventures Morrison

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