City to seek condemnation for Chapline property lot
Attorney Richard E Zimmerman said the city may condemn the Chapline property on South Court street now used as a public parking area. Lease expired November 30 and talks with Chapline heirs have stalled. The plan calls for commissioners to value the land, an offer to heirs, and possible court condemnation if no agreement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Atorney
Richard E. Zimmermann
South Court Street
Cha
Zimmerman
Hely
Successful Marriages Tied to College Attendance
Dr. Evelyn Duvall of the National Council on Family Relations spoke at Hood College on two Hood lectures. She cited that attending college reduces marriage success by nine percent but increases overall chances of a successful marriage. She highlighted education, similar backgrounds, and long engagements as factors in steady unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Duvall
National Council On Family Relations
University of Chicago
Hood College
Duvall
Ywca Christian Marriage Conference
Sharks Snatch Body Of Companion In Gulf Crash
A flier from Matamoros says sharks took the body of Neil Womack after a plane crash off Frontera, Mexico. De Leon, rescued by the Pan American banana boat Roatan, said Womack died days after the crash near Carmen, Campeche. De Leon, weakened, was picked up about 47 miles off the coast and expected to recover. the faulty A1 engine caused the two engine cargo plane to crash after departing Brownsville February 10. Public comments on social customs separating girls and soldiers are noted but not central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Fem
Esteban de Leon
Matamoros
Mexico
Frontera
de Leon
Neil Womack
Carmen
License for High way Liquors Is Rejected
The License Commissioner disapproved an application for a Class A off sale beer wine and liquor license for Highway Liquors Inc Urbana District citing lack of public accommodation need. Objections arose from proximity to Montgomery county borders and nearby churches. The decision notes community opposition and legal remonstrance rules and cites Hyattstown as the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Liquors, Inc
James R. King
Sarah W. King
Mary E. Summers
Urbana
G. Cleveland Trout
Montgomery County
Clarksburg
Damascus
Hyattstown
Nominle Hyattstown
Clarisburg
Frederick County
Mont-gomery County
Maryland
Eight Artists Portray Washington Amid License Debate
The piece notes varied depictions of George Washington by eight artists and discusses a license hearing for a business location. Testimony favored by five residents from nearby towns, a 32-name petition supporting the project, and 175 signatories opposing. The license was disapproved with legal counsel listed as Manuel M Weinberg, E Austin James for applicants, Richard E Zimmerman for objectors, and T West Claggett Jr for the Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Lcense
Manuel M Weinberg
E Austin James
Richard E Zimmerman
T West Claggett Jr
Vo-Ag Instruction At Frederick High
Frederick High School to begin vocational agricultural instruction starting Monday superintendent Eu gene W. Pruitt said. Warren Smith on leave. Louis Ahalt of Middletown High to teach ninth and senior classes mornings and Middletown afternoons. George Remsberg of Walkersville High to teach tenth grade afternoons at Frederick in addition to Walkersville duties. Budget Bureau suggests Congress drop pure hobbies from GI Bill funded study courses including hobbies like balling and sport flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick High School
Warren Smith
Louis Ahalt
Middletown High
Frederick High
George Remsberg
Walkersvile High
Walkersville
Washington
Budget Bureau
Congress
More Teachers For Md. Schools
Maryland faces a growing teacher shortage as enrollment climbs in four white colleges and Morgan State for Negro education. Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. pushes a survey of needs at state teachers colleges and junior colleges to be presented to the 1949 General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Maryland
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Towson Teachers College
Frostberg Pettiwreen
Salisbury
Bowie Teachers’ College
Morgan State College
Pullen
Maryland drives to curb overloaded trucks on frost damaged routes
State Roads Commission crews and State Police roving teams began weighing trucks Friday to protect Maryland frost damaged highways. Arrests followed near Frederick after drivers admitted loads exceeding legal limits. New 20000 pound and 36000 pound allowances are posted for two and three axle vehicles for 30 days while crews operate around the clock amid thawed, ice thirsty roads.
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State Roads Commission
Maryland
Frederick
District 6
Robert E. L. Putman
Jug Bridge Hill
Here
SRC
L .H. Stuart
Putman
Frederick- Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Tere
Allegany-Garrett
Washington County
Ble
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South Warkel
Owen
George Washington
Wlliam Williams
By Gilbert Stuartee
By Chas. W. Peale
John Trumbull
Edward Savage
Carlo DE Fornaro
Content Johnson
Chas. ST. Memin
Vo-Ag
Junior, United and Citizens
East Seventh Street
Motter Avenue
South Market
Reliable Junk Company
Frederick Junk Company
Balto
Beliabre
Burall
Cartys
Patrick
Uy 244
North Market
ST Frederick
MO Na
Wash
N. Y
George Hamilton
Mountain Brest
WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
C.E. Cline & Son
C. H. Coblentz
Coblentz Contracting CO
P. D. Box
Frederick, Maryland
Middletown, Maryland
Middletown
Allen’s Cor. Market & Tad
Vicks Vape
Baume Bengue
Aise Groves
Allen's
Allen’s Market
Delphey
West Patrick St
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
Victor
Photo-Sport
South Market St
Roe
Gerutan
Allen
Corner Market & Second Sts
Weil Brothers
Weil, Brothers
de Seto Piene Sales Parts Nlewepape Oarshive
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