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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1956

Page

8

Bonnell urges Maryland port authority to meet global competition

Frederick Maryland January 3 1955 Robert O Bonnell co chair of the Maryland Joint Port Commission told Rotarians the prosperity of all depends on Maryland seaport Baltimore He urged creation of a nonpartisan five member State Port Authority to study needs and act as emergency support for private enterprise to strengthen Maryland’s world port status Summer attendees included State Senator Javad Rainsburg and County Commissioner Edward F Holter.

Maryland Baltimore Robert O. Bonnell Maryland Joint Port Commission Bonnell Fidelity Baltimore National Bank and Trust Company Maryland Hospital Service Incorporated Baltimore Rotars Club United States St Lawrence Seaway Annapolis Pikesville Javad Rainsburg Edward F. Holter

Slingshot Slugs In Midtown Cause Public Alarm

A teenage marksman on the Rosenour Building third floor fired at pedestrians with paper clips and staples from a slingshot near Church and Market Streets. One person suffered a hand abrasion while officers intervened. the youth was taken to police headquarters and referred to juvenile authorities. The boy reportedly quit school. his parents are employed.

Rosenour Church Market Streets Sustai William Staley Charles v. Oar

Local theft suspect arrested after battery heist

Alan Bowyer was arrested in Hagerstown after Frederick police traced 23 car batteries stolen from Gastley junk yard storage on East Fourth Street. Bowyer led officers on a chase, driving wrong way on three one way streets, before being captured. He admitted taking the batteries and was held for court actions on multiple charges.

Alan Frederick Hagerstown James W. Bowser Center Street Frederick Force A. Norman Dietz Earl van East Fourth Street Tietz Sherif Albert Lowry Hazerstown Bowyer Lowry Dietz Ellis G. Carty

Bowyer Faces Theft Charge After Hagerstown Traffic Disposition

Dietz says Bowyer fled to Hagerstown then Foemerick after a theft incident. Warrants were issued by Frederick police. After traffic charges in Hagerstown are resolved Bowyer will be returned to face theft charges.

Teries Hagerstown Dietz Bowyer Foemerick Lexington Frederick

Fallaway Named Head of Protective Group

Dr. Paul Bo Kallaway, a local chiropractor, was installed as President of the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association at the quarterly meeting at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks. He succeeds E. Paul Magaha. other officers named include George W. Kline as first vice president and Joan S. Miller as second vice president.

Paul Bo Kallaway Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc Camp Kanawha Point of Rocks Paul Magaha Frederick George W. Kline Joan S. Miller Joseph J. Nestor Watter Ea,ker W. Bartgis Storm Mr. Magaha Charles W. Simpson Ralph G. Kanode Austin Sherald Frank Bushey Jr Hotel Frederick

Willard's Boon Featrpent free at Williamson's Drug Store

Over five million packages of the Wrrako Trea Twenr have been sold to relieve distress from stomach ulcers digestion and heartburn. The ad claims a 100 percent free-fee treatment and encourages purchase at Williamson's Drug Store.

Abe Avid Willerd Boone Williamson's

150 000 Pine Tree Seedlings Ordered

A total of 150 000 pine tree seedlings have been ordered for spring planting in Frederick County. White pine, Scotch pine and Norway spruce seedlings will be distributed free starting about March 3. Fifty four thousand trees will be machine planted in the county at ten dollars per acre for tracts of five acres or larger. Orders should be submitted for site examination and proper species. For inquiries call the County Agent's office MO 3-441.

Frederick County Jack Karnig Maryland Department of Forests and Parks Karnig Karinig

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