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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1948
Page
9
Washington reports that modernizing the U S air arm is pushing costs higher due to new designs, material and labor prices, and the need for bigger airfields to handle jet bombers and fighters. Jet engines and heavier planes drive thicker runways and extended, obstacle-free fields, with comparisons between P-51 and P-80 costs cited.
Bruce G White runs Heart of Maryland Aviary on West Patrick Street, breeding canaries and other birds. He owns about 300 birds, sells 200 yearly, and aims for beautiful rare plumage and sing. He leads the Maryland Canal Breeders Association and has won numerous prizes in Baltimore shows and the National Capitol event in Washington.
A testimonial touts INNER-AID a nature herb mix of 12 juices that cures gas and upset stomachs. It claims to cleanse the bowels clear gas and enliven the liver by taking before meals and is sold by all drug stores.
The News outlines six alternate routes proposed by the State Roads Commission to ease congestion in Frederick. The city will decide which recommendations to adopt after a 3ermisure set with SRC engineers. Also noted are prize canary breeders Max R. Rouch and other local members in Frederickton, with show results and addresses.
The SEC survey outlines left turns from South Street to Carroll Street and right turns from Carroll Street to Patrick Street, designated as U S Route 40. It notes a 34 foot street width from Jefferson to Market and into Carroll Street. Parking restrictions extend 50 feet from intersections where allowed. Immediate fixes are urged on West Patrick Street south side near Court Street with a marked no parking zone around a turning curve.
The West Patrick street survey shows curb widths of 28.9 to 33.5 feet, deemed too narrow for parking along both sides. It is recommended to prohibit parking on the south side from Court Street to College Avenue. The report, signed by JL Mintiens and submitted by George N. Lewis Jr, notes December survey with Thomas Mohler. Rheumatism is mentioned as a crippling disease but rarely fatal.
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