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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1962

Page

10

Federal Aid For Roads Is Approved

The Frederick County Commissioners and Roads Department outlined a $100,000 Federal Aid roads program for the first six months of 1962, with plans for a new Boyer's Mill bridge. A blinker light at Lime Kiln crossing could be funded if included in the Federal Aid project, potentially saving county funds.

Frederick County Bruce Ahalt Jack Mause Donald A. Woods Mause Boyer’s Mill Q. Wilson Runtkles Roads Department Baltimore and Ohio Lime Kilp Austin C. J. Wiles Ballenger Creek Pike Saint Mark's Lutheran Church Ahalt A. Irvin ‘Renn

County road equipment paint plan debated for warmer weather

Commissioner C Burton Cannon Jr urged immediate painting and ongoing maintenance of county roads equipment while Ahal argued for delaying outdoor spray painting until warmer weather. The exchange highlighted timing and conditions for completing the task.

C. Burton Cannon Jr Ahal

Appeals Court Upholds 28 000 Bank Robbery Sentence

The U S 4th Circuit upheld a 20 year sentence for lawrenson in the Maryland bank robbery of 28 037 on Sept 4 1959. He challenged trial instructions and sought a new trial on newly discovered evidence. FBI arrested Philip Luben for attempting to bribe a Social Security employee for confidential files. A separate note covers a proposed Virginia criminal law to outlaw boycotts targeting segregation in public business.

Richmond Court of Appeals Maryland Baltimore Lawrenson Miami Beach Robert Couch FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation Cleveland Ohio Social Security Administration Edward J. Powers Philip Leo Luben Chesterland Powers Social Security Luben Dundalk Bltimore County WEW Law Richmond, Va Virginia Committee On Administration of Justice J. Lindsay

New plan eyed for 20 psychiatric centers in Baltimore area

The Health and Welfare Council proposes 20 centers for child psychiatric treatment to be run by the State Department of Mental Hygiene. Estimated cost ranges from 2 to 5 million dollars, with locations not yet specified. The two year study envisions settings from day care to long term care and therapy. Police said order was restored after 21 persons were arrested for disorderly conduct during protests, as the General Assembly faced boycotts and sit-ins.

York Baltimore State Department of Mental Hygiene Health and Welfare Council of Baltimore Area

Glee Club Concert with Chestnut Hill at Mount St Marys

The Mount St Marys College Glee Club and Chestnut Hill College Glee Club perform jointly Friday at 8 30 p m in St Josephs Hall Rotunda. Selections include Handel Thoms on Puccini Quilter and Youmans with soloists and a combined number from Humperdincks Hansel and Gretel directed by Rev David W Shaum. Graceham Firemen elect officers and discuss carnival plans and community support.

Glee Club Mount St Mary’s College Chest‘nut Hill College Philadelphia Mountaineer Sound “&N Alarm Judas Maccabaeus Handel David Thompson America Steele Puccini Dunhill Thomas G. Rocks Jose Terrasa M. Daniel Regan Rachmaninoff Laredo Hunter the Lone Prairie Cain Addie Quilter Thomas J. Tobin My Bonnie Lassie Ehret Jack Was Every Inch Sailor Gene Napoliello Wayne Twibeil Paul Devane Vincent ‘Youmans Graceham Firemen Graceham Volunteer. Firemen . Incorporated Ralph E. Young Young Chester L. Fogle Jr Leslie R. Sovocool Jr Richard E. Waynant Leslie R. Sovocool Sr Arlie T. Smith William F. Getz Stanley J. Regan George Zinkhan Jr

Treaty Signed Between Cuba and Soviet Union Reported

Key West dispatch notes a 1962 commercial treaty between Cuba and the Soviet Union signed in Havana. Havana radio reported the pact was signed early Tuesday. Officials in Havana announced the agreement as a significant step in bilateral ties.

Key West Fla Cuba Soviet’ Union Havana

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