Northern Route Selected For Interstate 70
The B-1 northern route for I-70 between Frederick and Hagerstown received federal approval after Maryland's SRC head John B. Funk backed the proposal. Construction could start this year with an estimated cost near one million dollars per mile.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Bureau of Public Roads
Maryland State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
SRC
U. S. 40
South Mountain
Boonsboro
Funk
BPR
August Schafer
The
Roads Bureau
Youth Struck by Car on Phebus Avenue
An eight year old boy on Phebus Avenue was struck by a car yesterday around 4 25 p m but suffered no injuries per Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles Edward Bowens Jr ran into the street from DeGrange into Patricia Mane Long s east Patrick Street car. Police said the boy ran between parked cars and was not watching traffic. No charges were filed. A separate Route 144 minor collision near Ridgeville involved George E Cook Jr and a 1933 Chevrolet. $40 damage.
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Phebus Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
Charles Edward Bowens Jr
DeGrange Street
Patricia Mane Long
East Patrick Street
William McK. Boost
James Schroyer
Ridgeville
Tpr
R. Reed
George E. Cook Jr
Mt. Airy
Howard Stanley Leatherwood
Cook
Ten Year Old Girl Delivers Baby in Chicago Hospital
A 10-year-old fourth grade pupil gave birth by Caesarean section at St. Bernard's Hospital and the newborn weighing about a pound eight ounces was moved to St. Vincent's Infant Hospital. The infant requires no incubator or life support and is expected to be placed for adoption. The boy reported as father is 16 and custody lies with his family. Judge Daniel McNamara handled the case in Family Court.
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Chicago
St. Bernard’s Hospital
St. Vincent’s Infant Hospital
St. Vincent’s
Daniel McNamara
Family Court
Bernard M. Brogan
School Board Debates Plans for Frederick High School
A delegation of over 150 attended a Frederick school board meeting last night to discuss plans for the proposed Thomas Johnson High School. The board voted to include an auditor within the project and final approval of the plans is pending while addressing foster home supervision concerns.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
J. Rolfe Castiernan
Traffic citations issued in city by officers late Friday night
At 12:25 am Officer J T Darkis Jr reported John L Thoresen of Center street for operating a motor vehicle without a license and making an improper left turn at West South and South Bentz. At 1:15 am by Officer Darkis. On Friday night Charles L Weedon of John Hanson Apartments failed to obey a traffic sign at Scholls Lane and Center street at 6:15 pm by Sgt William M Boost Jr. Austin L Bender of RFD 4 Frederick exceeded 30 mph on Rosemont avenue at 9:05 pm by Officer Paul W Mossburg.
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J. T. Darkis Jr
John L. Thoresen
Center Street
Possesson
West South
South Bentz Streets
Darkis
Charles L. Weedon
John Hanson
Scholl’s Lane
William M. Boost Jr
Austin L. Bender
RFD
Frederick
Rosemont Avenue
Paul W. Mossburg
Favors School For Catonsville
ANNAPOLIS AP The state commissioner of mental hygiene said a proposed University of Maryland branch in Catonsville near Spring Grove State Hospital will have a very beneficial effect on the hospital Dr Isadore Tuerk said the hospital superintendent Dr Bruno Radauskas is enthusiastic and so am I He said the academic aspect will aid hospital staff and he hopes students will volunteer
Motorist Charged After Accident In Alexandria
City police report an early morning crash on North Market street near Thirteenth. Philp E. Moore, 20, of Alexandria drove a 1964 Falcon left of center, jumped the curb, and hit a telephone pole causing 400 dollars in damage. Passenger Jean nette Summers, 24, of John Hanson Apartments, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for lacerations and abrasions and released. Moore was charged with failing to drive to the right of the center, driving without a license, and no registration in possession. Officer J T Darkis transported Summers to the hospital. Sgt J Frank Main and Officer R T Thompson investigated.
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Philp E. Moore
Alexandria
Jeannette Summers
John Hanson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
Thirteenth Street
Moore
North Market
J. T.darkis
J. Frank Main
R. T. Thompson
Summonses Issued by City Police
City Police issued several traffic summonses early morning. Judith A. Kinna of Walkersville fined for speeding on West Patrick Street at 6 40 am. Louis Ronald Ambush of Dickerson cited for failing to stop at an automatic signal at North Bentz and West Church at 1 50 am. C R Glaze of Pittsburgh cited for same at North Bentz and College Park Way at 1 32 am. Robert L. Peace of West Third Street cited for registration, lighting, and license violations at North Market Street around 2 30 am. Sandra L Harbaugh of Woodsboro cited for failing to drive on a designated way on West South Street.
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Judith A. Kinna
Walkersville
West Patrick Street
Frank Mann
Louis Ronald Ambush
Dickerson
North Bentz
West Church Streets
T. F. Littleton
C. R. Glaze
Pittsburgh
Sandra L. Harbaugh
Woodsboro
Hospital Programs Expand Into Mental Health Work
Dr. Tuerk notes Harvard and Radcliffe students active in Massachusetts mental hospitals. The commissioner comments on a proposed Baltimore County university branch as Senator James A. Pine opposes locating the university downtown in Baltimore.
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Tuerk
Harvard
Radcliffe
Massachusetts
Baltimore County
University
James A. Pine
Baltimore
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U.S. 240
U.S. 40
Butterfly Lane
Clifton Road
Braddock Mountain
High Knob
Myersville
Wisner Street
Catholic Home Bureau
Favors
Catonsville
Cavco Custom Homes
CAVCO
Cavco Building
Cavetown Planing Mill Co
Leave
Greyhound van Lines
Greyhound
Carbaugh van Service
Frederick, Md
N. Market St
Walter Snow
North Market St
Sean
Sears
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
LE Ors
Eas
MOYER
Ext
Arcade Bowling Alley
Economy Oil Co., Inc
Your Mobilheat
Mobileo
Mle
Raymond Shaver
Agr
Dailey's Funeral Home
C. E. Cline and Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
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