Restrictions In Baltimore May Be Strict
Baltimore faces tighter water limits as engineer Bernard L. Werner warns restrictions may start April 1 to stretch dwindling supplies across the metropolitan area. Stored water totals about 24 billion gallons with 95 million gallons daily inflow and 495 million used daily, risking depletion in about 240 days without cuts.
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Baltimore
Bernard L. Werner
Howard
Anne Arundel
Werner
Gunpowder River
Patapsco
New Liberty Dam
Susquehanna
Reserve Officers Plan Frederick Defense Week
Frederick County Reserve Officers Association led by Lt Melville C Stockwell plans National Defense Week February 12 to 22 with radio talks, unit history articles, store windows, sidewalk displays February 19, and worship at Camp Detrick. Mayor Derr to issue proclamation as Civil Defense leaders, Veterans and Legion Posts join planning at a Wednesday meeting.
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Frederick County Reserve Officers Association
Melville C. Stockwell
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
John A. Derr
Med
Camp Detrick
Roger Fisher
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Petition Denied by Circuit Court Habeas Writ Ruling
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer issues an order in Circuit Court denying a writ of habeas corpus for Sylvester Miller, who remains confined in the penitentiary.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Sylvester Miller
Bill To Hold Tag Fees Down Hits Road Plans
ANNAPOLIS Jan 21 Democrats push to delay auto license tag increases and probe the State Roads Commission while debating a larger roads program. Bills would postpone tag boosts of 15 to 7 dollars per car for one year and broaden SRC scrutiny. House and Senate consider enlarging SRC with geographic representation and confirmation. Dems say delay funds won’t hurt roads. SRC argues it weakens finances. Also measures tighten crab meat rules and curb condemnation powers, with a Montgomery County clerk salary rise. Lewistown Grange plans a February 25 bazaar at Community Hall with a named committee and volunteers. Libya gained independence in 1952.
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Annapolis
M—Ee Forts
Senate
State Roads Commission
House
SRC
Commission
Maryland
del. Cannon
D-Wicomico
Roads Commission
Baltimore City
Sen
James
D-Harford
Kimble
Alleghany
Ramsburg
Frederick
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Turnbull
Sens
Malkus
D-Dorchester
Nock
Dwicomico
Friend
Montgomery County
Lewistown Grange
Lewistown
George Frier
Mary Catherine Schooler
Raymond Clem
J. D. Leatherman
Ira
Rippean
Tariff history shaped by customs talk at Civitan Club
Mrs Emmett R Bowlus outlined the long reach of tariffs from ancient times to modern federal revenue. She traced the term tariff to a Moorish tribute and noted the 1923 creation of the Bureau of Customs, with 40 ports nationwide and the Port of Baltimore jurisdiction extending to Florida.
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Emmett R Bowls
Civitan Club
Jesus
Matthew
Paul
Bowlus
Baltimore
Gulbralier
Tolistia
England
New York
Congress
Department of State
United States
Customs Service
Bureau of Customs
Treasury Department
Florida
Mrs
Bank Elects New Officers At Middletown Savings Bank
The Middletown Savings Bank annual stockholders meeting elected Albert Y. Bolleau as assistant cashier and re elected board members Samuel D. Bussard G Harlen Dinterman John F Harshman Charles R Holter Ira D Hert George W Kefauver Everett V Moser Weldon B Ray John T Routzahn and Robert H Routzahn. The board reorganized with R H Routzahn as president John T Routzahn as vice president George Kefauver as cashier and Bolleau as assistant cashier. Appointments of Doris Shafer and Janice Beachley were renewed.
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BANK
Middletown Savings Bank
Albert Y. Bolleau
Samuel D. Bussard
G. Harlen Dinterman
John F. Harshman
Charles R Holter
Ira D Hert
George W Kefauver
Everett V. Moser
Weldon B. Ray
John T. Routzahn
Robert H. Routzahn
R H. Routzahn
George Kefauver
Borleau
Doris Shafer
Janice Beachley
Yuurkeepris
Ube
Costa Rican troop moves and urban survey report details
A Costa Rican general staff communique notes La Cruz and Puerto Soley near the buffer zone were captured by Col Frank Marshall's troops. Separate notes mention surveys in Purcellville Leesburg Warrenton and Fredericksburg Virginia and Frederick area with GSA costs for a Maryland Virginia office building estimated at 8.4 million dollars. A Baltimore hold up attempt was thwarted when Patrolman George Winter confronted four teenagers in a loan office after one smashed a window.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Rafael Calderon Guardia
Teodoro Picadody
Frank Marshall
la Cruz
Pacific Harbor
Puerto Soley
Organization of
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
OAS
Commission
Senate
Purcellville
Leesburg
Warrenton
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Frederick
GSA
Prestaiaik
Maryland
Baltimore
George Winter
Pisto Print
Edward Butcher
Winter
AEC Survey Studies Frederick Poolesville Area Site
Government agents study Frederick and Poolesville within a 35 to 40 mile radius of Washington for a possible Atomic Energy Commission office building location. GSA says the survey is preliminary fact finding with data on housing water sewer systems churches and schools.
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Poolesville
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
General Services Administration
GSA
AEC
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
House Committee On Public Works
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Lobell
Hits Road Plans
Libya
James W. Smith
Ross ¥. Smith
Thurmont
Young Smith
Dmunneni Proto
Soung Smith
Kernan’s
Samuel Roger
North County
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Markey ST
Hendrickson
LeRoy M. Blumenauer
Lewi C Kinsey
Preston Best
Civitans
Aberdeen, Md
John & Gorman
New Castle
Nera
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Rota
Kehne Furn. CO
South Market St
Weil Brothers
East Patrick St
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All Weather Temperature Control
William S. Hood Incorporated
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key
William S. Hood, Inc
William S. Hood
Farmers Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Farmers’ Office
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National OF
Federal Deposit Insuranca Corporation
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