Mother's March fund drive falls short in Frederick City
The annual Mother’s March ended in Frederick City with $2,484 collected toward a $3,600 goal as four city sections remained unreported. Organizers Sylvia Bennett and Paul Kepler announced totals at the Fredericktown Savings Institution while county leaders urged continued donations to boost the March of Dimes drive for infantile paralysis and related conditions.
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Frederick City
Mothers’ March
Sylvia Bennett
Cochairman
Paul Kepler
Fredericktown
Linden Hills
Rosedale
Rosemont Avenue
West Second Street
C. Richard Stup
Leo Sanders
Bennett
W Meredith S. Young
Young
Robert E. Gearinger
Charles Trunk
Robert Willard
Margaret Gardner
Virginia Derr
Kepler
Stup
Sanders
South Central
Frederick
Charles Henson
North End
Elizabeth Crum
South End
Dorothy Handley
Southeast
Helen Nothagle
Ann Wastler
Monocacy Village
James Willard
Spring Valley
Stewart Manor
E. Hart Etchigan
Junior Womens Club
Copeland Granger
James W. Brown
College Estates
Taney Court Apts
Charles Henley
Bentz Street
West Fourth Street
Albert Main
Dill Avenue
Elm Street
Betty Sheffield
East Fourth Street
William Westerdale
East Third Street
Roy Gastley
West College Terrace
Charles Broadrup
Maryland Legislature Faces Reapportionment Battle
Maryland legislators prepare for a February clash over adding seats to growing suburban counties while keeping small counties’ votes intact. Gov Tawes backs a mixed plan adding 21 House seats plus two Baltimore City districts, with automatic population-based revisions every 10 years looming.
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Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Maryland
House
Senate
Baltimore
Washington
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Tawes
Assembly
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Anne Arundel County
Harford
Charles
Cecil
St. Marys
James A. Pine
D-Balto County
Del
James Clark
D-Howard
Hopper Clark
Reapportionment Plans Face Senate Test in Maryland
The proposal would alter delegate counts with seven in some areas, reduce others to five or four, and protect counties from dropping below two seats. Eastern Shore loses six, Western Maryland seven, while larger counties elect from districts. If House changes fail, a 18 vote Senate hurdle blocks a constitutional amendment. last year the Senate rejected the administration plan 16 to 1.
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Maryland
Senate
Frederick City issues large batch of building permits
Nineteen permits totaling 103795 dollars were approved by the Frederick Assessment Office. Projects include an automatic laundry and dry cleaning operation at 742 North Market Street, a 1200 dollar fallout shelter for Civil Defense Director George Stup, remodels and new homes in Carrolton subdivision, and several apartment creations.
Local Home Additions and New Builds Approved in Linden Hills Area
The permits authorize William F. Reynolds to install at 708 Fairview Avenue and Gupert P Briggs to construct an upvalued residence and garage in Linden Hills. Freder ik Developers to build a $17 000 house at 1622 Shookstown Road and E W Ausherman Inc to construct a $20 000 home at 700 Wyngate Drive. A two story house with garage attached by Ausherman for Milton A McKenna n at 715 Northside Drive costs $20 000. George H Smith Jr adds a seven by 11 foot basement fallout shelter for $300. The Automotive Industrial firm at 1103 East Patrick Street moves a 40 by 55 foot building from N W Etzler property to its own at a cost of $100. King Floor Service adds a 15 inch plastic sign to its store at 910 East Street in the final permit.
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Fairview Avenue
William F. Reynolds
Gupert P. Briggs
Linden Hills
Shookstown Road
Frederik Developers
Wyngate Drive
E. W. Ausherman
Milton A. McKennan
Northside Drive
George H. Smith Jr
East Patrick Street
N. W
910 East Street
Montgomery County approves central communications center plan
Montgomery County Council authorizes a central communications system designed for emergency and ordinary use. The $832,001 project includes an underground center with independent power and water, to be built south of the county office building over two years.
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Montgomery County Council
Mason A. Butcher
Civil Defense
Butcher
Frederick GOP Club hosts candidates and plans for permanent HQ
At a GOP Club meeting in Frederick, Austin Angleberger said he may seek the mayor’s office. Glenmore Rice aims for alderman. Heisely Corum remains a declared alderman candidate. The group outlined establishing a full time Republican headquarters on North Court Street with staff. Katherine Trussell named Jefferson County assessor succeeding Shirley Alger.
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Austin F. Angieberger
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick
Angleberger
Frederick County Red Cross Disaster
Lions Club
Glenmore V. Rice
Kline Boulevard
Rice
North Market Street
Frederick City
Heisely Corum
Rondel K. LeGore
LeGore
Frederick County
Young Republicans Club
Republican State Central Committee
GOP
North Court Street
Trussell
Charles Town
W.va
Katherine Trussell
Jefferson County
Shirley
Alger
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Lloyd
East Street
Lawrence Powell
Steff
Sterling
Saing
South Market Street
George Jd. Stup
Hose- Mont Avenue
Charles E. Hudson
John Warfield
Frederick Foreign Car Center
West
Patrick Street
Robert Pilgram
Pearl Street
Birmingham Crve
Birmingham Drive
Carrollton Drive
Gus Vadhou
West Partick Street
Gladhill Properties, Inc
Robert Whiteford
Ralph W
Ann 8. Boyer
Daniel N. Brickenstaff
Davison
Locust Valley
Henry P. Davison
Red Cross
New York Social Register
J. P. Morgan Co
Standard Oil Co
Florsheim
Rand Loafers
Vic Frederick Shopping Center
Mexi
Mexico City
Chicago Natural History Museum
Egypt
Churchville
Elmhurst
Jo Ann Andriacchi
Issa Smania
Jim Liuzzo
Versons
Féasons
Chatham
Morgan-Jones
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