Elm Street school project eyed for 100000 in funds
The Frederick County Commissioners approved financing for Elm Street school improvements estimated at 100000 and for Woodsboro elementary kitchen work estimated at 13000. The plan includes painting waterproofing roofing and interior renovations to serve an expanded junior high unit for Frederick and area.
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Tunsday
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A. Sensenbangl
Elm Street School 1
School 1
West Frederick
Enire
Frederick
Elm Street
North Market Street
Sensenbaugh
Woodshara
James F. Lawrence
Fort Detrick
Woodhovo Pra
Itost
Jerger
Industral Arts Shops
Harrisburg helps pause planned Penn railroad cuts
The Public Utility Commission ordered Pennsylvania Railroad to cancel proposed reductions in passenger rail service to New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Washington amid a public hearing to assess impact. The plan would have cut 185 trains on Philadelphia routes and eliminated several Pittsburgh to New York and Pittsburgh to Cincinnati trains, affecting billions in annual transportation value.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Philadephia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia-New York
Philadelphia- Washington
Cincinnati
Halleck to Speak at Frederick County G O P Dinner
Representative Halleck, a leading Indiana Republican and critic of the New Deal, is set as featured speaker for the Frederick County G O P Club Birthday Dinner on February 2 at the Armory. The event, arranged through Congressman Dewitt H. Dewitt, expects top state and local Republicans in attendance. Halleck, IU alumnus and former House minority leader, rose to prominence by challenging the McNulty machine and voicing opposition to Roosevelt and Truman policies.
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Charles Aydal Jeck
Indiana
House of Step
Frederick County
G.O.P. Club
Mell F. Wachter
Tie Clinner
Armory
Congressian
Dewitt &. Hye
Nolleck
Indiana University
House of Representative
MeNult
Democratic State Organization
Paul
McNult
Halleck
Roosevelt
Truman
Willkle
Willkie Nominated Campaign Leader Halleck Active
Story references Wendell Willkie nomination efforts by Halleck a Wooster alum and GOP committee figure. It notes Halleck led drive for Willkie’s nomination, later differed on foreign policy, and held House Administration and National Committee roles. Also mentions a 1950 dinner and medical note on bacteria from coughing.
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Wendell
Willkie
ReyAt
Burtonsville
Nathanial
Halleck Spears
Wooster
Halleck
House
Natio Kembligan
Two Die In Midweek Head‑On Crash In Mottigomary County
A head on collision on a highway killed James A. Downs of Glet Burnie and Mrs. Blvagloler of Baltimore. Two others were injured, including Benja Slolur, 58, who was hospitalized with serious injuries. State police reported the accident occurred when one driver wandered onto the wrong stretch of the road.
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Buntons III
Med
Jane Highway
Mottigomary
James A. Downs
Glet Burnie
Unclear Driving Incident Names Driver Identified
A report notes one driver as Joseph D. Habel, 32, of Severn Maryland after a collision. The article mixes unrelated population notes about the U S and the U S S A and Russia, reducing clarity about the incident and context.
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Whey
Joseph D. Habel
Severn, Md
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