Monocacy dam meeting set for April 19 in Frederick County
A public meeting on proposed Monocacy River dam plans will be held April 19 at 8 p m at North Frederick Elementary School if available. Invitations will go to Army Engineers representatives to explain impact and answer questions about the dam as part of Potomac basin plans.
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North Frederick
Army Engineers
River Bend
Potomac
Planning Commission
Winchester Hall
County Commissioners
Board of Appeals
Garland Guyton
J. Alfred Catsail
Walkersville
Town Planning Commission
County Planning Commission
Frederick City
Arthur Hatton
Frederick
Dan Wight
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Wight
Julian Tarrant
Tarrant
Guyton
Zoning
Thomas J. Crum
Howard Quinn
Brunswick zoning debate links to wider redevelopment
Goodloe E. Byron, attorney for the Frederick Planning Commission, says rezoning cannot restrict road type or lot size in a single area and would require a full change to the zoning ordinance. He also reports on a National Association of County Officials workshop urging Federal Aid under the Area Redevelopment program for economically depressed areas like Brunswick.
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Frederick
Maryland
Goodloe E. Byron
The
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Byron
National Association of County Officials
Brunswick
Groomes Sale at Mt Airy Farm Sets Record Prices
A large crowd gathered at Mt. Airy farm of J. Fred Groomes for a Holstein dispersal sale. Buyers from Maryland led with total nearly 38000 for 83 head of cattle, Ravenwood Della Rhythm sold for 3400 dollars, highest price of the day, with bids from California and Michigan.
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Mt. Airy
J. Fred Groomes
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ravenwood Della Rythym
Delta
California
Michigan
Ravenwood
A. Doty Remsburg
Graydon King
R. Charles Backus
League Member Is Speaker at Frederick Rotary Club
Mrs. Jack Davis president of the Frederick League of Women Voters spoke to the Rotary Club of Frederick about associate memberships for men and league activities. She outlined plans with the Montgomery League for a candidate night and noted the non partisan nature of the league while highlighting study groups and civic education.
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Frederick
League of Women Voters
Jack Davis
Frederick League
Rotary Club of
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
James Reston
New York Times
Davis
Hood College
Manhattan
California
G. Richard Bucheimer
Phil Sprenkle
Winchester
Edward Shriner
Jack Price
Mike Harris
Baltimore
Floyd Tason
Hartford
Conn
Charles Lanner
Jim Hooper
Dwight Colimus
Jack
170 Attend Firemen's Banquet At Fire Hall Last Night
Approximately 170 members of Independent Hose Company and guests attended the annual banquet in the Fire Hall. Guests included Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg, Aldermen Emmett R. Bowlus and Robert E. Dailey, County Commissioners Delbert S. Null and C. Burton Cannon Jr. and many fire officials from Frederick County. Also present were state and city officials, county company representatives, and guests of the speaker's husband.
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Independent Hose Company
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Emmett R. Bowlus
Robert E. Dailey
William B. Burall
Delbert S. Null
C. Burton Cannon Jr
State Firemen’s Association
Lester Thompson
Lester Kirk
James Hahn
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
W. F. Smith
New Market
Thurmont
Saylor Weybright
George Black
Myersville
Paul Bittle
Emmitsburg
John Hollinger
Chief Smith
Walkersville
Charles Hoke
Rocky Ridge
Charles Mumma
James Sixx
Edgar Blumenauer
James Walsh
James Marrone
Walter Forney
Kennedys Greeted By Large Throng In Jogjakarta
In Jogjakarta 90000 people welcomed U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and his wife Ethel during a three day Indonesian tour. The Kennedys traveled from the airport to the city past rice fields and coconut groves amid a hot 9 degree day. Subandrio accompanied them and planned talks on West New Guinea while Kennedy reiterated U S friendship and peaceful settlement.
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Jogjakarta
Indonesia
Robert F. Kennedys
U.S
Ethel
Jakarta
Kennedys
Sukarno
Netherlands
Subandrio
Kennedy
West New Guinea
United States
Ex-Governor Herman Kump Dies at 84 in West Virginia
Elkins West Virginia Former Governor Herman Guy Kump died at his home at age 84 following surgery for an intestinal tumor. A Democrat, he took office March 4 1933 after defeating Thomas C Townsend. Kump steered the state from near bankruptcy to renewed fiscal health.
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Elkins
W. Va
Herman Guy Kump
West Virginia
Kump
Davis Memorial Hospital
Thomas C. Townsend
Charleston
Unemployment, Public Assistance, and Tax Laws Endorsed
The plan plus a Department of Public Assistance and a 2 percent sales tax were on the books. The move reflects reforms aimed at relief and governance.
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Department of Public Assistance
New York Eyes Baltimore Engineer for Transit Post
Henry A. Barnes, New York traffic commissioner, said he would like E. Vincent Hoddinott to join the New York Department if a post is created. Barnes, former Baltimore transit and traffic chief, resigned last month to take the New York opportunity.
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New York
Baltimore
Department of Transit and Traffic
Henry A. Barnes
E. Vincent Hoddinott
Barnes
Transit
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