Businessmen Propose Route 70 Plan in Frederick County
A 32 member Route 70 Committee formed at the Dan Dee restaurant on U S 40 west of Frederick to influence the Hagerstown to Frederick expressway route. They favor a path south of Butterfly Lane along U S 404 to near Middletown with at least one full interchange and will present a formal resolution to officials in Winchester Hall.
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Maryland
Catoctin Mountain
U.S. 40
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cyril Kiem
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Clarence D. McLeod
Duke’s Restaurant
Edward A. Crowther
Klein
John R. Fitzpatrick
Butterfly Lane
Ditton Road
Middletown
State Roads Commission
Winchester Hall
Chamber
Joseph M. Kline
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Development Commission
Daniel B. Wight
Planning and Zoning Commission
SRC
Boonsboro
County
City of Frederick
House of Delegates
J. Glenn Beall
Charles McC. Mathias
Interstate 70 routes spark Freder icks fears for business
In the Freder ick area residents warn that a proposed Interstate 70 route toward Hagerstown could threaten local commerce. The discussion centers on potential impacts as engineers map the corridor and local officials urge careful planning to protect businesses.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
C. Cyril Klein
Robert Klein
Notable U S Election Day Rule in 1845 History
The piece notes 1845 Congress established election day as the Tuesday after the first Monday in November for future presidential elections. It also recalls 1865 naval actions on the James River, 1922 Bryan backing evolution prohibition in Kentucky schools, 1948 Eisenhower toping Columbia University bid, and 1961 Saratoga fire with seven deaths. It then lists 1730 Joseph Hewes birth and 1811 William Page birth with brief bios.
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Congress
James River
Virginia
William Jennings Bryan
Kentucky
Dwight Eisenhower
Coumbia University
U. S
Saratoga
Athens
Greece
Joseph Hewes
Kingston
Hewes
Continental Congress
Revolutionary Navy
William Page
Albany
N. Y
Page
Andover
Ambert
Samuel F . Morse
National Academy
Ring of counterfeiting busted across three states
The Secret Service said five arrests followed a three state crackdown on a West Coast counterfeiting ring. About 477800 in counterfeit twenty dollar notes seized. printing plates and press equipment were recovered and the plates are said to be destroyed. Principal defendants include Arthur Goshen 38 Seattle James Buderus 31 Santa Clara and Thomas Parks 41 Zillah Washington. Parks and Buderus ran a Seattle fallout shelter sales firm once named R B Distributing Co. Goshen was described as a shelter salesman.
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Washington
Secret Service
Paul J. Paterni
Federal Reserve
Yakima
Wash
Paterni
Arthur
Francis Goshen
Seattle
James L. Buderus
Santa Clara
Calif
Thomas B. Parks
Zillah, Wash
Parks
Buderus
R. & B. Distributing Co
Gushen
Revenues on Increase in Maryland Midyear Totals
Maryland comptroller Louis L. Goldstein reports major tax sources brought in 157,998,219 for July 1 to Dec 31, 1961, a 13.6 percent rise from the prior year, with individual income tax up 8.4 percent and sales tax up 6.4 million dollars for the period. Civilian estimates expect most gains to level off in the second half. A separate car fire near Reich's Ford Road damages a 1954 Pontiac with minimal harm.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Comptroller
Irvin W. Young
Bureau of Revenue Estimates
Treasury
Louis L. Goldstein
Young
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Dinner Honors 50th Anniversary
Frederick Chamber of Commerce marks its 50th anniversary with a Wednesday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Herbert G. Bailey Jr. of Baltimore speaks on Sound Money. Gen. D. John Markey is honored as the sole living founding Frederick Board of Trade member. past presidents receive certificates. The Ambassador's Club, with about ten members, will be recognized. About 200 attend. Also noted is a separate trial postponement in New York of Joseph Hacken on bribery and conspiracy charges to January 29.
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Herbert G. Bailey Jr
Baltimore Association For Commerce
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
D. John Markey
Frederick Board of Trade
R. Ames Hendrickson
Richard F. Simmons
Elmer Eshleman
Charles F. Bowers
Edward Hartmann
William B. Hardy
Clyde M. Roney Sr
Donald B. Rice
Lemuel D. Keller
James H. Grove
Joseph M. Kline
Ambassador’s Club
Chamber
Richard D. Hammond
The
New York
Joseph Hacken
Trial delayed as A D A seeks pause in Hacken bribery case
Assistant District Attorney Peter D Andreoli asked for a week long postponement citing another trial. Hacken's attorney also sought a delay due to a prior commitment while four similar cases await sentencing on February 9. Separately the Uniform Bank of the Independent Hose Company elected officers on Monday with Pete Gross as president and red shaw as assistant treasurer.
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Peter D. Andreoli
Hacken
Uniform Bank of the Independent Hose Company
Engine House
Sean
Pete) Gross
Richard Brandenburg
Ronald Huntzberry
Donald
Stick) Speak
Glenn
Gus) Draper
Charles
Reds) Shaw
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Tottenville
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Concordia
Kans
Luetle Perry Leone
U. S Public Health Service
Lewisburg
Ohio
Randolph Scott
Orange County
Potter Stewart
U. S. Supreme Court
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Mich
Jerrold R. Zacharias
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London
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Know
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West Patrick and
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New Market Fire Company
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Cruise Headquarters
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