Frederick Adopts New Water Policy and City Measures
Frederick city officials adopt a far reaching policy halting extension of water lines beyond corporate limits amid long standing issues. Mayor Munshower supports stopping cross boundary taps while the council approves amendments to meeting nights and other local measures.
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Ute
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick
Legation
Ted
Civil Air Patrol
Arthur Godfreyay
Mor
Radio Star
Comptator
Bruce Bruey
A. P
McCurdy le
Thomas
Glass
Amvets
City actions approve land transfer and campaign signage
The board instructed a quitclaim deed be prepared for land strips on East All Saints Street tied to Safeway Stores purchase. It authorized lights on East Fourth Street, measures to quell dust, and a banner across West Patrick Street for George Mahoney. It approved playground safety markers, water service contract with B& O, airport seeding, and a small building at East Third Street playgrounds, plus paying bills of 6742.22.
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Nicholas Forte
E. Austin James
East All Saints Street
Safeway
East Fourth Street
East Street
Francis Perrott
George P. Mahoney
West Patrick Street
Henry F. Falk
Rice
Shipley
Republican Board
Emmett R. Bowlus
Clyde M. Roney
Munshower
Healy Named State Banking Commissioner
J P Healy a retired Baltimore meat packing executive was named State Banking Commissioner by Governor Lane. He succeeds Millard Tawes who becomes Maryland Comptroller after Lacy's death. Healy will resign from two Baltimore banking firms and has long civic ties including chairing the Governor's committee on Negro population issues.
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Joseph P. Healy
Baltimore
Lane
Millard Tawes
Maryland
Tawes
State House
James J. Lacy
Lacy
Lawes
Comptroller’s Post
Healy
Governor Lane
Swift & Company
Employment Security Board
O Conor backs Truman Korea aid and Europe recovery
U S Senator Herbert R O Conor said Congress would back a partial mobilization if ordered and praised President Truman for sending forces to Korea. He urged continued European recovery aid, opposed fixed deadlines, and supported Spain joining Democratic nations for strategic reasons. Say you saw it in The News.
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U. S
Herbert R. O'Conor
Congress
O'Conor
International Labor Organization
ILO
Geneva
Maryland Democrat
Truman
Korea
O’conor
Europe
Spain
Two More Candidates File Here For Office
A Democratic candidate for Shecl and a Republican candidate for the Orphans Court filed certificates with the Board of Election Supervisors Wednesday. Alfred Dean, Lee Mace, and Samuel Q. Ausherman of Burkittsville submitted the filings. Dean, a Dana Loughran Co. tobacco distributor salesman, is new to politics but active in the Democratic party. He and his wife Delores Albright previously ran the business at 608 North Market Street. Ausherman, a Burkittsville resident, previously sought House of Delegates nomination years ago but lost in the general election amid a four Democrat to two Republican victory.
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Shecl
Orphans’ Court
Board of Election Supervisors
Alfred Dean
Lee Mace
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Burkittsville
Dean
Dana Loughran Co, Inc. Tobacco
Delores Albright
North Marshet Street
Ausherman
House of Dele
Kates
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