Should Force Trucks From Expressway
Annapolis February 19 Trucks have failed to stay off the new Baltimore Washington expressway and should be forced by law. Del Robinson Democrat Baltimore 4th said the short 30 day session prevented revival of a bill to ban trucks from the road from Baltimore to Jessup. He noted trucks already banned from Jessup to Washington and urged action in next year’s 90 day session. He warned Maryland could face higher maintenance costs if the road remains open to trucks without prohibition.
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D-Balto
Robinson
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Baltimore
Jessup
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Meyer
Senate
State Roads Commission
Sen
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D-Calvert
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Wicornice
Frederick
Garrett
Judiciary
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R-Allegany
Cumberland
Dcalvert
Cary
Elmer F. Munshower
McKeldin
Brosius Plats Approved By Commission
The Park and Planning Commission of Frederick City approved the preliminary plats for Brosius Homes Corp for 185 low cost houses on part of the former Summers farm. The plan includes six inch water mains, septic tanks, and a community association, with utilities outside city limits and water from an abandoned quarry.
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Frederick
Brosius Homes Corporation
John T. Summers
G. Hunter Bowers
Donald B.pire
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Phanaiai Compostion
Maple Bend
Frederick City
City of Frederick
Planning Commission
J. William Brosius
Andy Large
Public Service Commission
State Board of Health
Mr. Brosius
Louis J. Brosius
Baltimore Child Dies After Carriage Burns
Five month old Wancy Lee Mulcare died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from third degree burns after her baby carriage, placed near a kerosene stove, burst into flames. The grandmother and mother were on porches when smoke was smelled, and Mrs White smothered the fire with a blanket before rushing the infant to hospital. The father serves in Korea.
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Baltimore
Wancy Lee Mulcare
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ruth
Ralph Mulcare
Dulles Sees Asian Peace at Geneva as 100 Percent What We Wanted
Secretary Dulles, returning from Berlin, said an Asian peace conference at Geneva will be exactly what the United States sought. He noted no neutrals, no Red China recognition, and a conference makeup precisely as desired, with plans to brief Eisenhower and the public next week. The remarks followed comments on European unity rising from Berlin stalemate and outlined his schedule for hearings before Congress and a nationwide TV radio address.
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United States
Life Insurance Speakers Warn Decline in Coverage
Western Maryland underwriters heard John D. Donohue warn that life insurance investment has fallen since 1940, with only 3.5 percent of average income now going to premiums. He urged agents to deliver real service and position life insurance as a cushion against economic and social change.
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Maryland
John D. Gonohue
Life Underwriters Association of
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Donohue
Omaha
Walter Dunbar
Clinton J. Mortis
Frederick
Life Underwriters Association
Frederick Group
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Francis Scott Key
Life Underwriters
Donald B. Rice
Rome
Frederick Countian
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Waler Ruesis
Lmsel OS Police
Charles V. Main
J. B. Townsend
Hagerstown Life Underwriters Association
Bernard J. Loraditch
Woodbine Auto Wrecking to Move. Curfew Origin Noted
Reuben Solar relocates the Woodbine Auto Wrecking and Junk Co to a new Woodbine site after being told to vacate the Fourth District of Howard County. Solar previously operated near Lisbon and promotes the move in an advertisement. The article adds a brief etymology of curfew from couvre-feu and its historic English enforcement under William the Conqueror.
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Timothy T. Mar
Howard County
Board of Zoning Commissioners
Howard Johnson
Route 40
Woodbine Road
Mar
Carroll County
Reuben
England
William the Conqueror
May Pull Teamsters Out Of The A F L
Miami Beach Fla Feb 19 Teamsters Union chief Dave Beck issued an implied threat to pull the 1 300 000 member union from the AFL amid a feud with the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Beck urged AFL President George Meany to use his influence to settle the dispute over express company driver representation Clerks use of a National Mediation Board election was opposed by Teamsters officials who warned of possible intra union opposition if Beck severs ties and Meany's raid ban against the CIO complicates AFL CFR rivalry
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Fla
Teamsterss
Dave Beck
AFL
The
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Railway Clerks
Beck
National Mediation Board
Express Company
Teamsters
George Meany
Teamster
Few Italian Ships Delivered To Soviet
Genoa Italy February 19 Italy's shipyard deliveries to Russia since 1945 total only two small ships and 42 tugs. Italian builders deny leftist claims of large orders while Soviet orders over six years show the Norilisk and Tobolsk motor ships plus 42 tugs averaging 80 tons each, valued at about four billion lire.
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Genoa
Ialy
Italy
Russia
Soviet Union
Norilisk
Tobolsk
Manion Ousted Over Time Commitment Says Thornton
Washington February 19 Governor Dan Thornton of Colorado said Clarence Manion was removed as chairman of the Presidents Commission on Intergovernmental Relations because he did not have time to devote to the job. Thornton, a commission member, said Manions Bricker amendment stance had no role in his departure and that the commission needed a full-time chairman.
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Washington
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Clarence Manion
President's Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Thornton
Congress
Sherman Adams
Manson
Adams
White House
Tool Shed Destroyed on Ramsburg Farm Fire
A fire destroyed a tool shed and contents on Elmer Ki Ramsburg’s New Design farm late Friday. Loss estimated around 1500 dollars, with uninsured items. alert neighbor and two-way radio aided bystanders saving the Ramsburg barn residence and two chicken houses. Fire blamed on wiring. investigators noted auto ignition nearby caused a smaller blaze on US 40 near Pearl later.
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Ramsburg
New Design
Read
Ramburg
Gerald R. McConnell
Frederick Taximan
U. S. 240
Disather
Independent Hose Co
Robert “Pq” Dowel
Ramsburg Farm
Independent City
Martin Luther Summers
U. 5S. 40
Pearl
Marie Peach, Colored
New Market
Proposes Increased Aid For New Schools
ANNAPOLIS Feb 19 Montgomery County Republican delegation proposes a state school construction assistance fund costing about 10 million dollars annually. The plan would have the state cover 10 to 50 percent of new pupil space costs, with aid sized per pupil and enrollment, based on financial capacity, funded from the general fund or borrowing amortized yearly. Del Rosenthal backs a separate bill for a 63 cent minimum wage for business and industry.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
The
Treasury
Baltimore
del Rosenthal
D-Balto
Frederick by pass bridge meeting set with city and rail officials
City officials said a Tuesday meeting with B and O Railroad State Roads Commission and Frederick officials will iron out details for the by pass bridge over the railroad tracks and East South Street between the M J Grove Lime Company and Frederick County Products properties.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick City
Frederick By-Pass
East South Street
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County Products, Inc
Enlarging facilities at Frederick City district plant
Work has begun to enlarge wings of a bat like skin rather than feathers at a bird posing plant district in Frederick City. Excavation started and should progress fast with good weather. Pipe for the project is available, but other equipment may lag. The current budget allocates $42,701.98 for improvements long recommended by officials.
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Frederick City
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