Stanley Gaver Seeks House Of Delegates Nomination
Frederick area political activity centers on Stanley Gaver who files for the Republican primary for the House of Delegates. He is connected to Gaver and Son alliance and presides over the Frederick High School Alumni Association. He is a past Optimist Club officer and a local figure from Thurmont to Waynesboro, with multiple hospital and local notices appearing in this segment.
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Staley Vo
Gaver
Im ‘Auiance Akeites
Frederick High School
Alani Elation
Optimist Club
Federal Road Sign System Adopted For Interstate Route
Federal Highway Administrator Bertram Tallamy approves a uniform white on green signage standard after a test route shows legible signs. States must ratify the 340000 mile interstate system guidelines, with green background and capital letters for readability at long distances.
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Bederal
Bertram
Tallamy
Iwudreds
Fightcen
Une
Hielle
Fay
Letters to the Editor Favors School Survey and Local Support
Readers discuss the school site survey near Walkersville and Liberty, challenging central site labeling and highlighting mixed local support. The letter questions spending 10,000 for a survey by outsiders, urges careful consideration by the school board and county to include all area views, and claims misrepresentation of local sentiment. The piece ends with a satirical note about elephants and affordability.
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Ealing
Liberty
New Market
Vale
Alree
Walkersville
Thether Walkeraville
Jmenders
Board of Education
Board O Education
Othey
Giles Much Miore
Criral
Ietter Tt
Fifty Years Ago in The Columns Me TheSews Feb 3 1908 Meeting of City Officials
A century old item notes the mayor and aldermen plan to present amendments to the legislature extending city powers. They would gain rights to lay out parks condemn property levy license taxes regulate occupations establish building fines and other municipal controls. Included is local property transfer and a weather related charity fund boost and contracted work for building projects with Wilcoxon Brown Shook Katin James and Casper Kilian handling woodwork masonry concrete and painting.
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George v. Deantas
West Third Street
Min, Wilcoxar
Bisey
Lilman Bisll
West South
Charity Organization Society
Tarry D. Baumgardners
Wilcoxon and Brown
Shook
Katin
James
Casper Killian
Marylands Virs Prison Road Camp in Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago lens Prov The Columns IF The News Feb 5 1908 reports a Maryland road camp near Frederick County authorized by the 1937 legislature with a $100000 appropriation. Also noted are operatic performances by Mary McCormic and a Lutheran rally in Evan gelical Lutheran church, plus a timber-cutting dispute along Linganore Creek and a potential injunction amid land concerns.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Homer E. Tabler
State Roads Commission
Jiss Mary McCormic
Ghicago Opera Company
Paris Grand Opera
Stedbeek Tall
Hood College
Edwin Moll
Tor
Lutheran Memorial
University of Wisconsin
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ATV
Smith
F. W. Bosley
Linganore Creek
Rites Held For Twoln Wreck Victims and State Budget Strain
State leader McKeldin called for a 10 percent pay boost to ease fiscal strain as funeral services were held for victims of a Saturday wreck. The ceremony at the cemetery honored Dorothy May Willet and Mrs Weant among others. details reference budget calls, tax hikes, and the retirement of legislators amid a busy session. The collision near Lake G. Whout injured Daniel D Willet and the husbands of two deceased women.
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Thompson
Ansapoias
Ainaswiek
Freerl
Heuss
Funeen Howe
Frizvanes
Dorothy May Willet
Denton Wantz
Rodkey
Carvall Weisbaar
Alley
Morelock
Scott Sullivan
Harold
Carr
Pleasant
Vaio
Jey
Weant
Willet
Taneytown
Florida
Val
Panther
Lake G.wout
Daniel D. Willet
Episcopial Chaveh Seeks Large State Revenue Change
The governor warned that increased local teacher pay adds to fiscal problems as 22 counties already raised pay locally. He noted a three county charge tax would fall $2,156,212 short of next year’s revenue, calling it an outstanding suit that could raise government costs and strain the state tax structure. Fiscal advisers warned of potential difficulties if revenue is not sufficient.
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Nance
McKeldin budget address dominates Maryland session
Maryland Governor McKeldin delivers State of the State style message focusing on budget, taxes, and highway progress. He urges caution on allocations, supports continued long range development, and backs a proposed 50 percent tax mix with no broad new levies. He also highlights education, health, and welfare funding as key priorities. Tyson Lee Piles for State Central Committee also noted in local notices with campaign comments.
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Baltimore
Apiscopal Dintese
Maryland
McKeldin
Conventium
Hp Spring Assembly
Vellore
Mekeliin
Macys
Mid Counties
McKetchin
Ildan
McKeldhin
Avisaice
Vievelo
Senary
Truman Attacks MacArthur In TV Commentary
Lawrence criticizes Truman for misrepresenting public figures and recounts tensions between General Eisenhower and General MacArthur. The piece notes Truman’s TV remarks, claims about the 1948 nomination, a letter to a New Hampshire writer, and MacArthur’s dismissal and insubordination denials. Also covered are political commentary, Maryland political figures, and local notices about a hospital escape, a delegate resignation, and a turkey dinner feature.
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Mr.Truman
New Hampshire
Thatman
Eisenwwer
Aera
Delegates Rebuff Frank Proposals in Maryland Convention
The delegates rejected the proposal on Monday night, with Bishop Noble Powell calling it a failure. A reconsideration the next day also failed as the convention balked at funding a professional fund raising organization costing about 369 000. The campaign faced criticism for reliance on professional help, while funds raised would support church expansion and improvement in the Maryland Diocese.
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Stev. Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Winvension
Sc Pre
Yawell
Hood Choir Returns From New York
Hood College and Franklin and Marshall College choirs joined in a Riverside Church concert in New York City. More than 700 attendees, including Hood alumni and parents, heard four Hood selections and three from the combined choir. The program closed with two joint numbers. Local area choir members and faculty attended.
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Sbaul Callgge
New York City
Franklin and Marshall College
Riverside Church
Sumlay
Peter Planders
Hoad
Hood
Parens F
Flanders
Hugh A. Gull
Franklin and Marshall Glee Club
Hood Choir
Clee Clab
Mr. Flanders
Frederick County
Shts
Mary Wirginia Dickinson
Sharon Movper
Jihis City
Sarah Mae Gladhill
Middlemyen
Suza the Webster
Walkersville
Allending
Andrew G. ‘Lrusal
James B. Janelt
Misa Nancy Cohen
Richard Weagly
Campaign Clarifies Five Tie Progress in Norman
The report outlines activity on the five tie within the campaign. Executive board member Norman Pl Rhoderick and secretary treasurer Hermah B. Miller are named in the updates.
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Compaig
Norman PL Rhoderick
Hermah B. Miller
Teesr
PE Expansion Is Announced In Williamsport Area Plans
The Potowac Edison Company RE station at Williamsport is set for a twelve million dollar expansion as part of a three year budget reaching thirty three million dollars by year’s end. President Truman’s era and MacArthur related policy actions are noted in the surrounding discussion of defense and public works, highlighting timing and official orders concerning publications and wartime decisions. The piece weaves project funding with political events and newspaper coverage of the era.
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Angiher
Tyneman
MacArthur
Truma
Keister
Air Porée
Niger
Ofj
Lackland
Pexas
Oatch
Joint
Ruman
General MacArthur
U. S. Heirs
World Report
White House
Potowac
Sdison
RE. Paul Smith
Williamsport Feads
Val Ability Company
Truman
Iars
Bution
General Service
Macisjes
Loob
Arthur
Tita
VPW
The
Chicago Tribune
Major fourth unit at Williamsport plant seen on tap
Major expansion plans for the Williamsport power plant include a fourth unit, a 75 010 kilowatt addition, and a total project cost of about 13 million dollars. The 168 000 kilowatt capacity will make the station the largest in the PE system, with completion targeted for next October. A separate 132 000 volt substation project on the Smithsburg Ringgold Road is valued at 300 000 dollars and already well underway.
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Ams
Williamsport
Aaking Ik
PE Sysem
Smithsburg-Ringgoll
Smithsburg
Nolily
Wil
Zimmerman Elected Bar Association Officers
The Frederick County Bay Association elected officers for the coming year at a recent meeting and planned its annual banquet on Monday February 17 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. New officers include Richard Zimmerman president Charles Price vice president Samuel Barrick secretary J Vernon Immher Secretary treasurer and a committee of E Austin James Charles Mathias Sr and Allen Bennett.
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Frederick County Bay Association
Francis Scott Key
Richard 4. Zimmerman
Charles Ee Price
Samuel WW. Barrick
J. Vernon I Mmmhers
Charles McC. Mathias
E. Austin James
Charles
Belt Files for Orphans Court Judge Nomination
Dr Norvell Belt of Urtangis teiet filed this morning as a candidate for Orphans Court Judge in the Democratic primary. A urologist and chief of oncology at Frederick Memorial Hospital, he holds multiple county and national medical posts and leads several civic and service groups. He resides near Dickerson on the Belt farm. his family hails from the county.
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Norveil Belt
Colin
Belt
Hederick Memorial Hospital
County
Plate
Nalional
Pracifice
Washington
Lindertet County Medical Society
Rotary Eli
Inter Council of Service
Tin Frederick ‘Federal Savings and Loan Association
Western Maryland Trust Company
Dickerson
Taunty
Sick bringers and hospital updates in Brunswick report
Henry T Cin McGaha of Brunswick is now a patient at Kings Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia admitted Saturday of last week. Mrs Worace Thomas has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical patient for a week and is improving nicely. Miss Edna Schaefer Fourth school is in head condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital as a surgical patient. Mr Lester Spring of Baltimore, employed at the Alpha Portland plant near Lime Kiln, is in good condition at Frederick Memorial after a 0 foot fall into a plant blast.
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Henry T. Cin McGaha
Brunswick
Kings Daughters Hospital
Marlinsburg
W. Va
Worace Thomas
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edna Schaefer
Lester Spring
Baltimore
Alpha Portland
Frederick Memorial
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House OF Delegates
Imospppal
Ryport
Antic Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Mumia Johison
Leurs Truly
Luther
Crampton UT. Haute
Airyald
Tyson Lee
State
Democraic State Central Committee
George P. Maloney
U. S. Senate
Twass Merthe
Calvary Methodist Church Way
Ruth Ryier
Annabelle Lawson
Joan Brust
Witwinia Allright
Hilda Kinsey
Tielen Norris
Hammand 'Olury
Lawrence
Notrusan
Eisenhower
MatArthur
Ceneral Eisenhower
Potsdam
Eurman
Ency
Yuman i
Avery
Ganmaien
Mei
Yellman
Ler
Democratic State Causeal Committee
Jie
Lee
Mahony
Polilienan
Spring Grove State Hospital
Annapolis
Myrtle Polk
Worcester County
House of Telegates
McKeldia
Potomine
Virginia
U.S
California
Oregon
Charles and
St.Idola
Leonard, Kauffman
Mt. Pleasant
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Gary
Steve
Karren
Joanne
Charles Keeney
Sandra
Charles da
Earl Wayne
Woortsboro
Mis
Wilbur Toms
Holand Keeney
Frederick
Indy
Eddie Kauffman
Fresco Kaufman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
Tarvis
Vie MacArthur
Mack W. Keister
Dahn D. Keister
Lovettsville
Air Force
Winchester
Larkland A
Texas
New York
Kire
Fredericn Cline
Safety Lain B. Maran
Roger Hf. Shankir
Jin K, Waller
Jutomn Wy Gastiemar
John F. Cooper
Trdwarl Sturm
Mace Artics
Formosa
Treman
Inchon
Klinesof
Genera R
Wake Island
Harry Truman
Zimmerman
Bar Assa
Dr. Norvell Belt
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