Mount Airy Fire Company Elects New Officers
Mount Airy Fire company installed new officers at its annual meeting in the Firemen’s Activities Building. Hobbs spoke to 230 attendees about an $8,000 bank-note payment as memberships rose to 299. The ambulance squad was formed with Beall captain and Clary and Boone as lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
Edward N Rimbey
Arthur Lowman
Roland W
Roger Elgert
Anary Method
Charea Am
Harry Ulmer
Ridgeville Methodist Church
van Posse
Rimbler
Ralph
William Duvall
Paul Beall
Elio Clary
Jack Boone
Rimbey
Ralph M. Sharpe
Frederick Calvary Methodist Church
Joan T. Norwood
Lawrence
C. E. Grimes
Bassie Gosnell
Mount Airy Junior Fire Department
Elgert
Fire Department
Hobbs
Fire Company
Mount Airy Lions Club
Mount Airy Krvamis Club
Robert Lowman
Surer
Carl Smith
Kenneth Burdee
Com I Si
LE. Sherman
Robert Riddiemoser
Law Mar Ie
Harper
Tin Rap
Buckman
Somes
Cgrves
Frederick County Officials Debate School Bond Plan
Frederick County legislators and County Commissioners met in the Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss a proposed local bond issue for new school construction, maintenance, and expansion. They also considered county assessment changes to allow semi yearly and post year property assessments and to grant the health officer commitment power for state mental hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Annapolis
Delbert
Irvin Renn
Mehr
Ramsburg
Goodloe E. Byron
Burton Cannon Jr
Donald al Woods
Samuel W. Barrick
House of Delegates
Clifton Viris
Charles H. Smelser
William M Houck
Charles E Collins
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Proposed Federal School Aid Across States and Cities
New York AP reports a federal aid program nearing 2.5 billion dollars yearly would be distributed as loans and grants to states and local districts to raise school quality. Plans include 30 dollars per pupil nationwide, 26 dollars more for low income states, and 20 dollars for large city systems under strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Kennedy
Education
Kennedy
Congress
Frederick Hovde
Purdue University
South
Mathias Jr. Unexpired Term Cuts Discussed at Meeting
Delegate Gary L. Utterback was absent due to illness while plans were made to cut the unexpired term of Congressman Charles McC Mathias Jr. The meeting proceeded with attendance limited by Utterback’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias
Gary L. Utterback
Head on Crash Injures 15-Year-Old and Three Others
A head on collision on an icy Barkville Road between Union Bridge and Uniontown injured a 15 year old Union Bridge boy Hayden Hann and three others from Union Bridge. Hayden Hann was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation after losing consciousness and later listed in satisfactory condition. Also treated and released were 11 year old Raymond Farrer and 21 year old Audrey Louise Haan the driver of one car. Haan swerved to avoid a walking woman, colliding with a southbound 1952 Ford driven by Joseph Leroy Smith. Damage was estimated at 1000 dollars and no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Uniontown
Hayden Hann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Farrer
Audrey Louise Haan
Louise Haan
Middleburg Beautican
Barkvile Road
Unionville
Randalstown Barracks
Joseph Leroy Smith
New Windsor
C. K. Snyder
Hann
Smith
Hann Wa
Collision in Midtown City Details From Police Report
Police report a collision on North Market Street at Second Street yesterday at 6 36 p m. Mabel E Howard 36 colored of Middle Alley was turning right onto Second but halted to yield to pedestrians. The second vehicle's driver acted next but the account ends in the fragment.
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TN City
North Market Street
Second Street
Mabel E. Howard
Middle Alley
Brown rear-ends car. trial set for January 16
Allen W. Brown, 22, of New Market, followed the Howard auto on North Market Street and struck its rear. Damage to the Howard vehicle was $125 and Brown’s car $50. Officer J. Frank Main charged Brown with failure to reduce speed. Trial date is January 16 at 7 p.m. collateral 56.45. ACADEMY OF MEDICINE WASHINGTON AP- a proposed United States Military Academy of Medicine would train four years in medical and dental science with commissions in the armed services and a 10-year service requirement unless released. Senator Young introduced a bill to move the Wheat Quality Research Laboratory from Beltsville to North Dakota State University. The first U.S. auto sale occurred March 24, 1898 in Cleveland.
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Allen W. Brown
New Market
North Market Street
J. Frank Main
Brown
Academy OF Medicine Washington
United States Military Academy of Medicine
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Secretary of Defense
Walter
United States
Laboratory
Washington
Milton R. Young
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Mt. Airy
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
FredeRick County National Bank OF
Frederick
North Market St
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baltimore
Dulany Foster
Frederick A. Brown
Bernard A. Matthew
Foster
Parrole
Tokyo
Hendrickson
Ur Qass
Broderick
Kaempf & Harris
Americam Standard Dealer
Cavetown
Enterprise
U. S
Alexander Winton
Cleveland
Ohio
Fisher’s, Inc
Slack and White & Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Joe’s
E. Third St
Service Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
Monument
Ummit Ree
Czechoslovakia
Ener
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