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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1975

Page

5

Icy roads disrupt Maryland area bridges and crashes

Icy conditions closed four bridges over the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal for about an hour as crews spread salt. Two people were aboard a vehicle with no injuries reported. Multiple minor accidents occurred on the Baltimore Beltway and US 95. National Weather Service predicts cloudy, cold with possible rain or light snow in the north and west.

Marriotsville Road Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Maryland Baltimore Beltway US 95 National Weather Service North Ah West

Voter Registration Set At Middletown

Middletown holds two annual registrat ion days at the town office. The first on Monday February 3 from 12 noon to 8 pm, the second on Monday February 17 at the same hours. All U S citizens aged 18 or older are eligible. Officers Myrtle Kefauver and Jene B Lighter will oversee the registrations.

Middletown United States IMO Myrtle Kefauver Jene B Lighter

Local residents face various traffic and loitering charges

Thieves Bruce L Houck of West Patrick Street was jailed for loitering. Kenneth Robert Constantine of Carnolhon was issued a summons to appear for operating a vehicle not covered by security Roger Lee Rhinaman Wisner Street was issued a $15 summons for failure to obey a yield sign. Charged with not stopping at a stop sign was Michael Myrl Kelley of Pearl Street. A $25 summons was issued Paul Alexander Musser of Middletown and a $35 summons for operating a motor vehicle in a negligent manner.

Bruce L_ Houck West Patrick Street Kenneth Robert Constantine Carnolhon Roger Lee Rhinaman Wisner Street Michael Myrl Kelley Pearl Street Paul Alexander Musser Middletown

Laughing Horse Photo Shoot Ends With Mayor Shot

Frederick News-Post recounts a chaotic New York World photo sequence featuring Warneke covering Major William J Gaynor’s 1914 assassination attempt in Hoboken. A fired pistol misfired twice, Gaynor was struck but survived, and guard Big Bill Edwards restrained the assailant. The story highlights the peril and persistence of photo journalism.

Bull Warneke Warneke New York William J Gayoor Hobokes Europe Joseph Pulitzer New York World Cay Maotor-Daven World City Desk Guy Warnecke Warnieke Kaner Wilhelm der Grassé Geme Gaynor Sexassin Bill” Edwards

Trooper Herring to Speak on Crime Series at Faith Church

Trooper First Class Ronald Herring of the Maryland State Police will discuss Crime in Frederick County at Faith United Church of Christ, the second Sunday session in a series on crime. The talk starts 9:50 pm February 2 at Faith Church on Opossumtown Pike, Charlesville, near Frederick, with attendees welcome each Sunday.

Ronald Herring Maryland Tfc Herring Middletown Maryland State Police Montgomery Community College University of Maryland Susan Nicol Frederick

Western Maryland counties protest public service cutback

Commissioners send a resolution to Washington Alleghany and Garrett counties chambers and Sen Bealls office as Bealls staff push to restore funds. The new unemployment method reduced Maryland allocations by up to 75 percent in four western counties, with local leaders urging action under Operation MAX EM and chamber support.

Maryland Washington Allegany Garrett Chamber of Commerce J. Glenn Beall Jr Beall Date Public Service William McKinley Chamber McKinley

County weighs private architectural bid for courthouse project

County officials discuss hiring an outside architect and submitting bids for the new courthouse. Public Works funds await approval as Dorsey cautions state funding may depend on formal agreement. Dorsey and Datsey raise questions about ownership and future costs if the state withdraws.

Act Am Taut Enamce Bam Paiick Badger Dorsey MAC of Pubic Works Datsey

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