Banker Hurt When Bus Sides Parked Car On Patrick St
Jacob G. Shawbaker aged 62 of Monrovia, treasurer of the Western Maryland Trust Co, was hospitalized after an eastbound Blue Ridge Lines bus struck the left door of his parked auto on East Patrick Street. The crash crushed the door and cut his face, injuring his hands. glass and a ring were damaged. Driver Raymond Middlekauff reported and ambulance took him to Frederick Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed.
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Jacob G. Shawbaker
Monrovia
Western Maryland Trust Co
East Patrick Street
Bowers
Raymond
Middlekauff
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Lines
Shawbaker
Charles Bell
Bell
Bell and Hoffman
Middlekawff
North Carroll Street
Pawer
Patrick Street
Plan to end left turns at Market and Patrick
Frederick leaders move to ban left turns at Market and Patrick streets to ease downtown congestion. The Mayor and Aldermen approved shielding the state roads commission from liability for any damages from rerouted traffic.
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Market
Patrick Streets
Jessen
Maryland State Roads Commission
SHC
Roads Commission
Traffic Division
Charles Henson
Briaaret
City Register
Lewis Bells
Washinurton
Ity
William Buck Suter
City Lease and Roadway Actions From August 1948
A lease executed in August 1948 runs ten years for property at $125 monthly. The Board approved a temporary roadway on Fort Fifth Street east of East Street for about 60 feet. The City Engineer and Street Committee will act on removing parking restrictions in front of Ox Fibre Brush Company Toe. Repairs to the large garbage collection truck were authorized at about 1700. June 10, 1946 marks a national republic day.
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Fort Fifth Street
East Street
City Enninerr
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Toe
Baltimore eyeing MA T S base to save airport
Senator O Connor said the Air Force plans tentatively to set up a Military Air Transport Service base at Friendship International Airport, with 93 000 officers and enlisted personnel initially, expanding to 8 000 to 10 000. The Anne Arundel county field near Baltimore risks becoming a white elephant without adequate housing, schooling, and transit. No move date has been fixed.
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Washington
Air Force
Baltimore
Friendship International Airport
Senator O'Conor
Truman
O'Conor
Military Air Transport Command
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V.L. Ellicntt
Montgomery County
Cme
Joseph W. Mauntin
U.S. Poh
Edward J. Steights
Clark Tibbitts
National Conference of Aging
Linden
Dodson
Montgomery County Welfare Board
Delphey’s Sport Store
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market ST
Income Tax Returns
Kent Ptlomind Servor
Henry A. Engelbrecht
Toray
Richard Linsta
Stephen Wyp Seal
Aun Ally
Naly
Republic
Tony Barnby
Alice
Countess of Athione
London
Walter Snow
North Market St
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City Opera House
Grand Entertainment
Hee
Father
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Ommet Haymonnd Walburn
Walter Ant Catlett
Cora Cow
Gary Gray
Mary
Johnny Mack
Colorado Ambust
Cartoon
South Seas
Howard Kielaureat
Shenae Car Pos Con Wal
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Sea of Tha Moon
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Iso
Vanes
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Tahity Vnbrat Oy
Per Wnaneh
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Robert A Alton
Arthur F Freed
Goldwyr-Mayer
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Frederick
H.K. Ferguson Company
C. E. Cline & Son
E. Patrick ST
Home Exterminating Co
National Pest Control Assn
Frederick Chamber Commerce
George Apley
Winchester Hall
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick Cloak
North Market Street
NEW Gabardine
Long
Warner Tivoli
Fuller Brush
Fanny
Columbia Pic
Albert
Carl Benton Reid
Gale Rebbiet
Jeff Donnell
Jerome Cowan
Frank Tasha
Lloyd Bacor
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Ricardo Montalban
Gui Cross
James Stewart
James W. Anderson, Jr
Druid Theater
Damascus
Maryland
Ray Milland
Hedy Lamart
Copper Canyon
Allens Mariet & Second Sts
City
Studebaker
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Hillside Motor Company, Inc
West
Plymouth
Weil Brothers
Direct
Desoto
Hare
Yvey
Pulitzer
Tae
PVN
Wan Josephine Hull
Charles Drate
Cecil Ketlaway
Jessa White
G Wallace Feed Aw
Peggy Dow
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