Trailer Location Cases Thwarted and Approved by Board
The Board of Appeals continued to allow RED 1 Mount Airy to locate a trailer on Woodville Road south of US 40 for zoning land acquisition. It disapproved Thomas C. Hoy Jr. for a temporary trailer on Bogers Mill Road near Yeagerstown Road. It approved Harry Keller for a trailer on John Kline Road east of MD 153 contingent on Health Department specifications.
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Mount Airy
Woodville Road
Thomas C. Hoy Jr
RFD 1
Bogers Mill Road
Yeagerstown Road
Board of Appeals
Harry McC. Keller
Smithsburg
John Kline
Health Department
Zoning Hearings Continued and Approvals Noted
The Frederick County Board of Appeals continued Samuel J. Parks hearing on a 60 acre resort near U.S. 240 and Hyattstown Interchange while asking for detailed plans. It approved multiple applications including a telephone repeater site on MD 80, a personal service signboard on Keysville Road, and a billboard on US 340 west of Holter Road despite a prior citation.
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Frederick County Board of Appeals
Samuel J. Parks
Montrose Road
Rockville
U.S
Hyattstown
Park
Dr. Perry Road
Slate Quarry
Raphican Telephone and Telegraph Company
Maryland
Board of Appeals
R. Francis Sappington and Sons, Inc
Keysville Road
Old Frederick Road
Appeals Board
Ralph D. Brown
Jefferson
Holter Road
Aaron Hoy
Doubleday Brigadier General in Washington Defense
Abner Doubleday, famed as baseball’s inventor, was appointed brigadier general of volunteers and placed in charge of Washington defense. The note covers major historical milestones from 1913 to 1963, including the 16th Amendment and other events.
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Abner Doubleday
Washington
U.S. Housatonic
U.S
Germany
Roi
Namur
Marshall Islands
Kenneth B. Keating
Anniversary Highlight Joseph Eggleston Johnston Birth
The piece notes Confederate general Joseph Eggleston Johnston born in 1807 near Farmville Virginia. A West Point graduate of 1829 he served in the Mexican War and joined the Confederate Army at the Civil War start. He commanded at Bull Run and Bentonville, was wounded at Fair Oaks, and oversaw Mississippi defense before Vicksburg fell. He opposed Sherman in 1864 and was relieved before surrender.
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Cuba
Joseph Eggleston Johnston
Cherry Grove
Farmville
West Point
Johnston
Bull, Run
Bentonville
Fair Oaks
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Grant
Sherman
Atlanta
Demo Leader Dies in Baltimore AP Report
Michael J. Birmingham a Democratic national committeeman for Maryland and a long time power in Baltimore County politics died Sunday in Mercy Hospital after a long illness. Born in Baltimore he served in state and local party roles shaping campaigns and endorsements during his career. He died at Mercy Hospital following a prolonged illness.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Birmingham
Maryland
Baltimore County
Mercy Hospital
Police at roadblock clash injures man and hostage
At a Montgomery County roadblock near Beach Drive and East-West Highway a 20 year old man identified as Carl A. Trenan disarmed a officer and held a hostage before being shot as he aimed a pistol from the car window. The hostage David Moreland 27 was wounded in the leg and is reported in good condition. The car had been stolen in New Creek West Virginia after a hit and run. The incident began as Washington officers pursued a car into Maryland. The hostage was forced into the vehicle at Westernport Maryland and $14 was reported stolen.
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Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Washington
Beach Drive
Carl A. Trenan
Sharpsburg
J. H. Edelin
Edeline
Edelin
Trenan
Subur
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Frederick
School of Practical
Rorling
Time Life Insurance CO
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Gen. Wainwright
San Antonio
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Wwe
Charles Sanner
Stoffer-Sanner
Pythian Castle
Gen. Johnston
House of Representatives
Joey Bishop
New York City
Richard G. Folsom
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Los Angeles
James Michener
Norman Rockwell
Federal Land Bank Association
Farm Credit Association
OF Frederick
East Street
Chapel Hill, N
B. Elton Cox
High Point
North Carolina
Congress of Racial Equality
First Baptist
Theodore Wallach
C S
Winnetka
Ilinois
Mother Church
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Third Church of Christ
Scientist
Cathedral Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Preperie
Keanobond
Memadre
New York
Ike
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Kemp's
Westinghouse, Norge
Theo
G. Procter
N. Court St
Walter Snow
North Market St
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
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South Market St
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