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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1948

Page

10

More County Land May Be Put In Park

The House may act on Rep. J Glenn Bealls bill to add about 16000 acres of Catoctin area lands to the National Capital Parks system. The plan links Catoctin with Chopawamsic Park Va and a segment of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal outside DC, expanding recreational use and park police authority.

Congress National Capital Parks Administration J. Glenn Beall Maryland Department of the Interior House of Representatives’ Committee On Public Lands Qoscar L. Chapman Interior Department Catoctin Beall Chopawamsic Park Chesapeake and Oho Canal District of Columbia National Park Service National Capital National Defense War Department Williams Shangri la Truman Girl Scouts Maryland League For Crippled Children Chapman Washington Virginia Chapawamsie Park Catoctin Recreational

Lane Talks To Farmers About Roads

Governor Lane tells Maryland Farm Bureau delegates federal aid will fund about 50 million for highway rehabilitation near Washington. He notes a Bay Bridge or tunnel decision soon and says construction could start by April with completion under 30 months. He cites school and farm program boosts and honors two late leaders.

Baltimore Lane Maryland Washington Stave Farm Bureau Truman Philip B. Fleming Federal Works Earler Prince Georges Montgomery Bay Bridge Farm Bureau Chesapeake Bay University of Maryland Extension Service Howard Leaverton Maryland Agriculture David B. McDowell Cecil County Farm Bureau Bureau T. Roy Brooks Harford County Brooks State Grange Maryland Farm Bureau Philp C. Turner Maryland State Fair Board

Poor Lighting Draws Street Lighting Debate in Frederick

Residents criticize night lighting and call for more street lamps as a city survey begins to assess needs in old and new neighborhoods. Material costs, scarcity of units, and plans for a fuel oil emergency accompany a separate appointment of Cawley F. Joyner Jr. as Virginia fuel oil coordinator by Governor Tuck.

Diogenes Frederick Lanterna West Church West Second Third North Market W. R. Walter George Marshall Richmond Tuck Cawley F. Joyner, Jr Virginia

Baltimore Urges Oil Release From Pan American

Mayor D Alesandro petitioned President Truman and top officials to release 2 1 2 million gallons of Pan American crude inventory stored in Texas City Texas for the Baltimore area amid a rising domestic fuel oil shortage. He sent copies to Sen Tobey and Cyrus S Ching. The court session noted new Maryland rules take effect January first with monthly terms starting February 2.

Baltimore D’alesandro Truman Senate D ° Alesandro Pan American Refining Corporation Texas City Texas Pan- American Sen. Tobey R-Nh Cyruss Ching Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Westminster Circuit Court Carroll County Court of Appeals of Maryland James £. Boylan, Jr Maus Rinehart

Past Lions president speaks to regional club gathering

Edwin K. Kingsley former International Lions Club president told more than 200 members of Lions clubs from Frederick to Union Bridge about service ideals. He described Lions work for the blind and needy and noted the drive for world peace. District leaders and club officials attended and presided over the event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.

International Lions Club Edwin K. Kingsley Parkersburg W. Va Frederick Brunswick Emmitsburg Mit Airy Glade Valley Middletown Myersville Thurman Union Bridge Francis Scott Key Hotel Smfen Lions International Joseph T. Warrenfeltz Charles Town United States Alvey V. Renn Paul M. Carmack Frederick Club Richard F. Simmons

Lions Quartette and Duets Inspire Local Recital

Several selections by the Lions Quartette featuring George T. Schroeder Jr Dr Arthur F R Remsberg Jack Shorrew and Richard E Zimmerman and piano duets by Mrs James Towner and Mrs Charles Reed highlighted the local recital bringing notable performers to the stage.

Lions Quartette George T. Schroeder, Jr Arthur FR. Remsberg Jack Shorrew Richard E. Zimmerman James Towner Charles Reed

Homemakers Hold Farty In Howard County Meeting

The Sykesville Homemakers held a Christmas party on December 26 at Mrs. Richard Hawkins’s home in Howard County. Officers were elected: President Mrs. Carl Edel, Vice President Mr. Harry Yingling, Secretary Mrs. Vance Serflaten, Treasurer Mrs. Oscar Hawkins, Corresponding Mrs. Frank Barnes. Committee chairs were retained. Hostess was Mrs. Hawkins with co-hostess Mrs. Malcolm Burman.

Sykesville Paris Richard Hawkins Howard County Carl Edel Harry Yingling Vance Serflaten Oscar Hawkins Frank Barnes Sam Committee

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