Frederick Mayors Agree Swastika Road Name Change
Frederick officials indicated unanimous agreement to rename Swastika Road between West College Terrace and Lindbergh Avenue after public complaints over Nazi symbol. Action delayed pending selection of a new name, with next board meeting to decide.
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Frederick
Swastika Road
West College Terrace
Lindbergh Avenue
Publc
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Suka
Cit
Wingate
Richard F
West Patrick Street
Ramsburg
Heard
H. Reese Shoemaker
Merkle Wachter
Singanore
Charles V. Main
Water Street
William B. Burall
Potomac water may have a pigpen taste
Cited officials discuss Potomac River water quality noting mineral content from fertilizers and Shenandoah River input. They warn algae growth could rise as silt is reduced and sunlight increases, with potential shift of treated sewage outflow from Potomac estuary toward the Chesapeake Bay in 5 to 20 years.
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Potomac River
Geyer
Potomac
Shenandoah River
Gerer
Potonac
Chesapeake Bay
Jail Break Thwarted in Frederick County Attempt
An attempted jail break at Frederick Domesday night ended when guards subdued two inmates, Stull Stall and James Carbaugh, who were trying to overpower turnkey Irvin FLCrouse. Crouse escaped after hammerlock holds, calling for help from Deputy Sheriff Willard Kongle and Paul Jones. Stall and Carbaugh face multiple charges and bail set. Stall held on armed robbery action. Carbaugh on breaking and entering and grand larceny with totals set.
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Frederick
Irvin FL Crouse
Kenneth Witham
James E. Carbaugh
Veer Eisburg O
Crouse
Willard Kongle
Paul Jones
Stull
Carbaugh
Byron W. Thompson
Thompson
Green
Market
Stail
Pennsylvania
Focal
Emmitsburz Croce
Dalai Lama Puts Fortune in Calcutta Banks
New Delhi AP reports the exiled Dalai Lama deposited a sizable gold fortune in Calcutta banks. Hundreds of mule loads of gold bar from Tibet were hidden on Gangtok mountaintop in Sikkim and moved by truck to Calcutta at sunrise. The cache funds the Dalai Lama’s life in India after fleeing Lhasa last March.
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New Delhi
India
Dalai Lama
Calcutta
Tibet
Gangtok
Sikkim
Himalayas
Caleua
Lhasa
Lning
Three Juveniles Arrested by City Police
Three local youths ages 16 and younger were jailed after assaulting and robbing John Williams of 74 Carver Apartments Wednesday at 10 15 p m Williams received a head wound from a brick and was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The youths remain in custody pending juvenile authorities action. A separate case reports Lewis Doilie Gibson jailed on a 600 bond for assaulting Mark Hallman in Frederick with a trial date set for Tuesday. Helen Topping Miller, 75, noted author of historical and biographical works, died Tuesday in Morristown.
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John Williams
Carver Apartments
Williams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Juvenil
Lewis Doilie Gibson
Netro
Kinnehart
Alles
Mark Hallman
Frederick
Gibson
Tipsy Driver Fined $175 In Frederick Magistrate Court
Frederick Hays Remsburg, 29, of Jefferson, was fined 175 dollars and costs for driving under the influence and reckless driving after his arrest on East All Saints street. Magistrate Byron W. Thomason noted the danger and recalled a prior Christmas Eve incident. A separate case saw Lawrence Bradier Crouse, 18, near Frederick, fined five dollars for parking within 30 feet of a stop sign, with plans to appeal. The session included a humorous moment as William Edward Chaney, 63, Freder ick, claimed he was not actually med rialled when found sleeping on a bench at the Greshound Bus terminal.
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Frederick
Frederick Hays Remsburg
Jefferson
Byron W. Thomason
Court of Im
Margistrate Thompson
Lawrence Bradier Crouse
Weck
Urner Avenue
Hin
Thompson
W Liam Edward Chaney
Greshound
Hany L. Quinn
Chaney found guilty suspended fine in local court
Magistrate Thompson pressed Chaney to testify about intoxication and Chaney admitted weaving as he was taken to jail. The judge set a $25 fine but suspended it, and Chaney warned he did not know when he would return to court. Meanwhile Dorsett was found not guilty of speeding. Oak wilt spread southward with new counties added in Tennessee and Arkansas, per Forest Service testimony to Congress.
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Aiderman
William
Barigis
Kline
Jow
Aiders
Dailer
Pur
Liond R. Stup
For
Dewick
Crix
Police
Tain
Pistol Club
Chaney
Thompson
Quinn
Thomas S. Dorsett
Washington
Forest Service
Richard E. Mcl Ardie
House
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Robert E. Daifey Sr
Hitler
Seabreae
Evare
Anl Pacal Lutheran
Tex AP
Tommy Houston
Smeer
Duds Dickson
Board No 61
Lanas
Potomac Water
H. Liggon Jr
J. Keefer
Carl
Weakley
Freder
A. Farmer
Herbert
Helen T. Miller
Morristown, Tenn
Helen Topping Miler
Fisher’s, Inc
Park ‘S Shop
Discount Super Mart
Allen’s Corner Market
2Nd ST
Kennedy Studio
West
Patrick St
the Frederick Bottled Gas CO
North Market St
Dailey’s
Eastern All Metal
FREE
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
McCulloch
Kinsey
Motter Ave
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Rocky Springs
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