Sanitary District Talks Gravel Frederick County
Representatives from six county communities outside Frederick voiced approval of forming a sanitary district. Alderman Bowlus and George Grove led subcommittees to study legal, size, funding, and area questions while urging fair transfer of water and sewerage facilities. Local officials cited benefits for industry and intermunicipal equipment exchange.
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Frederick Ely
Lasteh
Frederick County
City Hall
Emmett Robeson
Frederi
Varigus
Charlies R Ambrose
Julcommi
N Flan
Ementsburg
C & Franey
Burgess
Lune
Burger Lucian K Falconer
New Mar
Paul M. Sith
Burkittsville
Gil Trout
Walkersime
Robert McLaren
Walkersville
Coun
James E. Cummings
Brunswick
Burgess Grayson Doub
Myersville
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Woodsboro
John T. Graham
Rosemont
Frank E. Harper
Mt. Airy
Bowlus
General Commission
Coust
James H. Grove
Boulus
Robert A. Whiteford
Frederick
Ernest Hammaker
Thurmont
Harry Shaund
Braddock Heights
Shaw
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Commission
Whieford
Cozi Yarer
Reliavce Tate
Mayors and officials discuss sanitary district plan
Frederick County leaders and burgesses met at C Hall to back a proposed sanitary district. Speakers urged starting with a limited area, then expanding as needed, arguing delay risks economic decline. Officers highlighted shortages in school administration and facilities per the Conant report, while noting cost concerns.
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Frederick County
C Hall
Burkittssville
Frederick County Faces Teacher Shortage Per Conant Report
Dr James Bryant Conant’s 46 page memorandum urges a staffing ratio of 30 professionals per 1000 pupils, with top systems at 60 per 1000. Frederick County now allocates 45 per 1000, needing about five more professionals to meet Conant standards in key areas. Superintendent Quentin L Earhart notes curriculum aligns more with Conant’s aims than staffing.
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Conant
T Earhart
Earhart
Thurmonaigh
Middletown
Elm Street
Frederick County
James Bryant Conant
America
Conant Vero
Quentin
Superimenden
Conun
Supermienfen
Ayame
Driver Charged After Coppermine Road Crash Near Woodsboro
State Police charged Carl D. Biddinger 22 of Woodsboro with a speed greater than reasonable for existing conditions after a crash on Coppermine Road three miles east of Woodsboro. His 1951 Chevrolet struck a parked car owned by Mary Grace Fogle and then hit a utility pole. the driver escaped injury and the car was a total loss.
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Frederick County
Coppermine Road
Woodsboro
Carl D. Biddinger
Biddinger
Mary Grace Fogle
Car Crash and Fire Hose Return Reported in New Market Incident
A 198 Plymouth driven by an unnamed operator collided with another vehicle on Woodsboro Route 1, causing about $200 damage and a 90 foot skid that damaged a pole. A fog nozzle lost at a January 5 fire at George Meals Jr. home was found and returned by Angelo Scurio of the New Market Fire Company after two children died in the blaze.
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Woodsboro
Fogle
Biddinger
Mi. Airy Fire Company
Angelo Scurio
New Market Fire Company
George B. Meals Jr
New Market
Twwo
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Kaempf & Harris
Frederick, Md
C. R. Ambrose
Jules Shapiro
J. Norman Flan
Middle RK
Falconer
Gilmore Trout
Wes
Comparia
J. Rolfe Castleman
G. Frailey
Emmitsburg
Paul M. Smith
Emmett R Bowius
Frederick Alderman
Robert A. Whi
Brooks
Wheeling. W Va
Wheeling Steel Corp
William W. Brooks
Advanta
Tennessee
Wheeling Steel
Atlanta
Vance Iron and Steel Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Zrlass
Fredence
N. Market St
Dainties
CAL Hendrickson
Sherwin-Williams Co
Fisher’s, Inc. Plumbing
Service Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
Exiachrom
Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
North Frederick School
Williams. Hood
Magnavox
Beautiful FM Music
William
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
Monument
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