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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1957

Page

11

Frederick City To Trim Over 1000 Trees Free Of Charge

City work crews will trim more than 1000 trees along treelined streets to allow passage of a taller street sweeper. Mayor Derr authorized trimming without owner objection under an executive order, focusing only on limbs overhanging streets and dangerous limbs, with private contractors as an option if owners object.

Parks Department Frederick City C. Cyril Klein Board of Aldermen Frederick Terger Klein John A. Derr Annapolis Court of Appeals Maryland Topps Garment Manufacturing Corp Indiana Maryland Comptroller’s Office Topps Dorchester County Phillips Hardware Co Cambridge Phillips’ Hardware High Court Top Nhe Par S Etein State Department of Forests and Parks Department of Forests and Parks Old Church Street School State Park Division North Bentz Street Hiein East Ninth Street 12Th 13Th Frederick Avenue Magnolia Avenue Fairview Avenue Upper College Terrace West College Terrace Washington Street Kiem West Second Street Rockwell Terrace

Beall Butler And Hyde To Attend Dinner

U S Senators Beall and Butler and Rep DeWitt Hyde of the Sixth Maryland District have accepted invitations to attend a Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association dinner at the Hotel Frederick on Wednesday evening. The event will feature film presentations by the State Game and Inland Fish Commission and installation of incoming president George W. Kline. About 150 members and guests are expected.

Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc Hotel Frederick Paul Br Kallaway U. S Beall Butler DeWitt Hyde Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission Oe Cumiveuecu George W. Kline Frederick

Mt Airy Fire Company holds 31st annual meeting

The Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company held its 31st annual meeting at Firemen's Hall on January 3. Travis Norwood was named president. officers include Charles Norwood, Robert Watkins, Leonard Sherman, Paul Beall, Carl Smith, Joseph Gosnell, Edward Rimbey, Arthur Lowman, Roland Welsh, Rev W DeWitt Dickey, and Dr W B Culwell. The treasurer reported receipts of 39212.28 and expenditures of 18535.24 with a net balance of 276.94. The department answered 131 fire calls in 1956 across Howard Carroll Frederick and Montgomery counties, with breakdowns by category and ambulance activity totaling 212 missions. Atomic Age topic covered by John Bryan of University of Maryland, with Raymond the Magician entertaining 230 guests. Various officials and guests attended. A freight derailment near Thurmont disrupted service briefly but caused no major damage.

Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company Travis Norwood Stong Fixe Company Robert C. Riddlemoser Charles &. Norwood Robert H. Watkins Leonard E. Sherman Paul E. Beall Carl W. Smith Joseph H. Gosnell Edward N. Rimbey Arthur Lowman Roland Welsh W. DeWitt Dickey Sturgeon W. B. Culwell Howard County Frederick County Carroll County Montgomery County John Bryan College of Engineering University of Maryland Dr. Bryae Raymond Carrol State Firemen’s Association A. Simmel MSFA Spencer J. H. Brown Sandy Spring Preston Yingling Carroll County Firemen's Association Charles Fritz Novicki Samuel Dorsey John Crout Hubert Snyder Maryland State Police Kenneth Howes Damascus

4-H Work Awards Made in Maryland Highlight Youth Achievements

Seven Maryland 4-H youths and alumni received plaques watches and savings bonds for outstanding 4-H club work at the Older Youth Conference in Baltimore. Awards honored leadership beautification public speaking dairy foods demonstration meat animal and other achievements by winners from multiple counties. Funds from Maryland Bankers Association supported the National 4-H Club program with additional county and state recognitions.

Baltimore Maryland 4-H 4-H Paul E. Nystrom Maryland Agricultural Extension Service Francis Grant Hill Baltimore County Charles W. Caale Jr Harford County Joyce Moore Queen Anne's County George Bowman Jr Howard County Ralph Adkins Wicomico County Nellie Park Dorsey Carroll County Veronica Little Frederick County Sandra Jean Warder Carolis Rrif Georgia Ann Masser Janeti McDevitt Emilie Ann Geisbert Montgomery County U. S Walter Schmidt Queen Anne’s County International Farm Youth Exchange Austria F. Guy McGrady Rising Sun Cecil County A. Doty Rems Burg Jefferson Norman Fike Cordova Tal Carroll Cecil Wee Maryland National Committee On Boys Agricultural Extension Service Department of Agriculture

Listed television and radio schedule fragment

Fragmentary program grid shows times and titles for channels and stations including Bob Crosby, Queen For A Day, The Edge of Night, Secret Storm, and multiple film, news, and puppet features. Numerous program names, host credits, and ad-laden items populate the chaotic page segment.

Bob Crosby Corliss Archer Brignter Elizabeth Kit Carsom ECL Rt Co Mickey Mo Mouse Club Andy Cisco Sheena Officer Happy Defender Eddie Gallaher John Betalas Steve Tincy Stringer Douglas Edwards Galen Fromme Bob McCormick Keith McBee Ray Michael Louis Allen Joe# Croghan David Stickle Superman Steve Donovan Jim" Gibbons Phil Silvers l—Cisco Kid Bill Watson Jaffee George Fe Rogers Richard Rendell Tom Dukehart John Daly Jonathan Winters Belen O'Connell Cheyenne Huntler Brinkley Wyatt Earp Jane Wyman Broken Arrow Matthew Warren Red Skelton Kaiser_ Hour Ethel Barrymore DuPont Theater Baltimore Hangman's Wharf Serstee Genghis Khan Ernie Kovacs

Quiz on Compulsory Auto Inspection Sparks Debate

Reporters survey shows mixed opinions among residents and victims about Maryland adopting compulsory auto inspection. Supporters say it would reduce accidents while opponents fear costs and delay. Governor Scheldin’s administration weighs public reaction as the road project proceeds.

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