Frederick City Budget Trends Show Shifts in 1955 to 1957
The 1957 Frederick City Budget reveals debt service declines from 1955 to 1956 and a 1957 projection of 135 355, while general government and public works show mixed changes. Public safety budgets rise, parks and recreation edge up, and public welfare shrinks, with detailed department totals cited from the 1957 financial statement.
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Fredecree
Isat
Duleep
Department of Public Works
Public Works
Wotal Public Works
Department of Public Welfare
Frederick Count
Winnseee
Bureau of Health
Department of Public Safety
Public Safety Department
Department of Parks and Recreational
Department of Parks and Recreation
Frederick
Churches Not Following Straight, Narrow Path
A National Association of Evangelicals led by Rev. Dr. George L. Ford promotes evangelical unity and liberty while upholding doctrinal conservatism amid criticism of modernism in major churches. The group lists departments for education missions publications broadcasting evangelism and social action with executive HQs in Chicago and regional offices nationwide. In a separate item, Robert L. Wood of Midland Texas defends a crude oil price rise as justified due to higher costs and years overdue.
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Gut Crester Mall
Lassa. of Evangelicals
NAE
Thei
Health Department
Christian League
Gre, Eines
Tts
George L. ‘Ford
Evangelical Voice of America
Tve AE
Ford
Iunday
Frederick Curtis Fowler
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Wichita
Kan
Williamsport
Portland, Ore
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minneapolis
Washington, D. C
Washington
Robbert L. Wood
Midland
Tex
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Hungarian refugees escape house fire on Thurmont hillside
Mr and Mrs Mihaly Tilpas and five children fleeing a blaze that damaged an east Thurmont hillside home. Firefighters faced a tough fight, removing asbestos shingles and weather-boarding to reach the flames. Damages estimated 1000 to 1500 dollars, two hours of effort, family remains in the six room house. The Tilpas family had resided in the county less than two weeks and the incident marked Guardian Hose Company eighth run of 1957.
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Turkey Farm
Thurmont
Mihaly Tilpas
Arpesigiseway Cardio
Tilpas
Guardian Hose Company
Nineteen Pass Drivers Tests On Thursday Fort Detrick
Fort Detrick news reports nineteen people passed the state Department of Motor Vehicles tests held Thursday at the Armory. Local passers include Marguerite Curtis Rosemont avenue and Frank Souza Camazo along with several others from Frederick area and nearby towns.
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Fort Detrick
National Federation of Federal
Paul Koch
Murray R. Boykin
Oliver H. Keefer
Lewis B. Ganson
Doris A. Ausherman
Luther V
Afur Aed
Rosa G. Krea
Paul
New Reserve Armory
Rocky Springs Road
Departent of
State Armory
Frederick
Marguerite Curtis
Rosemont Avenue
Frank Souza
Camazo
Sherman Avenue
Robert Bailey Vanorder
Watkins Acres
iKenneth Roland Miller
Maxwell i
Robert Edward Freytag
ttFort Detrick
Ralph Rudell -Baugher
RFD
Ray
Anthony Messanelle
New Market
Messanelle
Odney
Clifford van Sant
Mt. Iry
Delores Barbara Wiles
Middletown
Mark Clinton Flemding
RED 3
Mt. Airy
Charles Norman Jones
Duanen Aleredith Wardwell
Walkersville
Charlotte Ruth Lawson
George Alan Beall
Monrovia
Genevieve Barrett Farkling
Charles Lee Farling
Dickerson
Minnie Mae MacCar
Three Cars Damaged in Sharpsburg Pike Collision
A Wednesday collision on the Sharpsburg Pike damaged three cars with one declared a total loss. State Trooper C. B. Tucker said Leonard Lee Davis of Sharpsburg 28 operated a southbound car that struck a vehicle backed into a farm lane by Lester C. Line near Hagerstown Road.
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Sharpsburg Pike
Staif
C. B. ‘Tucker
Rt. 63
Leonard Lee Oavis
Sharpsburg
Lester C. Line
Hagerstown Rt. Lb
Davis
Crowell
Junction
Eisenhower Holds Camp David Session Near Thurud
A historic note recalls President Eisenhower at Camp David during a weekend retreat in the mountains near Thurud. The event references a gathering at Camp David on a November date with the president in a relaxed, seated stance.
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Camp David
Thurud
Eisenhower
Hospital Report Unclear From Fragment
Fragmentary note mentions John Galerick of Knoxville and a hospital context, with incomplete references to King's and MarTinsburg.
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John Galerick
Knoxville
King’s . MarTinsburg
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Fayetteville
David L. Koogle
Walter Barker
Philip F. Irwin
Seatie
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Bellingham
Washneil J. Farrell
DuPont Company
Newburgh
William H. Haslett
Stanley Newman
New York City
Oscar E. Laubert
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Florida
Professional Golfer Association
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WE Trade
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Monterey
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