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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1954

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Agree On Some Phases Of New By-Pass Bridge

City and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad interests reached agreement on select phases of the Frederick by-pass bridge over railroad tracks and East South Street near the M J Grove Lime Co plant after a 24 hour conference. SRC engineers will review plans before final agreement. The plan relocates East South Street near the tracks to reduce the required span and includes a highway running through the Grove block plant, which must be razed. A later meeting will address grade crossings and secondary roads near Shaw Road and Reich's Ford.

City State and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Frederick By-Pass East South Street M. J. Grove Lime Co State Roads Commission Commission Donald B. Rice Henry F. Falk W. Raymond Walter Cait Grove Company Grove Shaw Road Reich’s Ford Frederick Junction SRC

Orphans Court Clears Estates and Wrecks Paris Bomb

Letters granted in local Orphans Court appoint Bessie A. Barnes administrator for Adele Hall Kreh estate after siblings outranked prior appointee. First and final accounts show distributions to four daughters and other heirs. Other estates include Alica A Lindis and Clinton Blickenstaff assets. A bomb shattered Communist party HQ in Suherhan Neaqily sur-Seine, Paris, with no injuries.

Orphans' Court Bessie A. Barnes Wisconsin Avenue Washington Adele Hall Kreh Philip C. Watkins Montgomery County Mrs. Barnes Mr. Watkins S. Elmer Brown Martin Luther Cordell Edna Smith Gertrude Blessing Gladys Ranneberger Vivian Lowe Lillian Brown Ben B. Shaff William E. Brown T. Stuart Haller Ruth Lewis Hailer Alica A. Landis Alida J . Haller Brown Ruth Lewis Haller Clinton H. Blickenstaff Viola P. Blickenstaff Robert E. Clapp, Jr Robert E. Hull Frances Hull Allen Paris Communist Party Suherhan Neaqily-sur-Seine

Two Men Injured In Fall From Porch

Two men fell from a second balcony in the 100 block of East Third Street while lowering a bed spring from an upstairs room. Ralph E. Rhoderick suffered probable internal injuries and multiple fractured ribs after landing on a fence. John Miller was unhurt as he toppled onto Rhoderick. Rhoderick was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by the C. E. Cline and Son ambulance.

East Third Street Ralph E. Rhoderick South Market Street John Miller East South Street Rhoderick Frederick Memorial Hospital C. E. Cline and Son

Balcony railing breaks injuring two Cline store workers

Employees Rhoderick and Miller at Cline Furniture Store were lowering a bed spring from a balcony when the railing failed, sending them into the yard below. The report notes the incident occurred this morning and mentions fruit grading based on fruit size with larger fruit costlier per pound.

Cline Furniture Store Rhoderick Miller

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