Higher altitude urged for flights over mountains in soupy weather
President Truman's special air safety inquiry board urged aircraft to fly at least 2,000 feet above terrain in mountains during low visibility. It also called for rapid installation of ground distance devices. The move follows the June 13 Capital Air crash on Blue Ridge and links to takeoff and other recent accidents. Airlines already exceed minimal clearances.
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Curb Service After Midnight Too Noisy
Baltimore judge rules against late night curb service near Carmonsville restaurant After residents complained of sleep disruption Judge John B Gontrum urged discontinuing midnight curb service The remarks labeled youth behavior as silly and noted extended eight day testimony highlighting regulation concerns
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Former Circus Acrobat Builds Local Playgrounds For Children
Betty Burns profiles Mac a former circus acrobat who creates safe free play spaces on East Church Street Frederick. He salvages materials to build swings slides a wading pool and a merry go round supervised by Alac. The friendly strict rule Keeper Mac enforces order and safety, allowing neighborhood kids to play without fear.
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MacIntosh circus artist settles in Frederick
The article profiles MacIntosh, a cheerful former circus and vaudeville acrobat who taught athletics and worked as a mechanic and salesman. He moved to Frederick in 1941 to visit a sister and decided to stay, becoming a well known local figure who and his wife adopted a four year old girl. Neighbors recall assisting with playground setup and praising his work ethic and generosity.
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Two Women Hurt In Highway Accidents
Two women were hospitalized after separate highway crashes. Beatrice Keeney of Walkersville sustained back injuries in one collision, and another driver was treated for injuries in a second incident on the same night.
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Walkersville
Motorcycle crash near Creagerstown injures woman
Mrs Maile Giahl 50 of Douglasston New York suffered a fractured wrist when her motorcycle collided with a car on Route 15 near Frederick shortly after 4 30 pm Monday. The car driver Lacey A Linville 68 of Atlantic City New Jersey was uninjured. Witness reports say the motorcycle rider appeared restrained and the passenger was involved as police investigated the incident.
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Doughtaston
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Ine News Frederick July 1947 Brief
Frederick newspaper item dated Tuesday July 1947 notes local events and notices from the Ine News bureau. It records community updates, announcements and brief notices typical of town pages.
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Ine News
Frederick, Md
Weather Summary From Local Observation
Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 30 am today amounts to 0.76 inch. July to date totals are high, with yesterday’s high at 73 and last night’s low at 63. Sunrise is 5 51 am tomorrow with moonrise and moonset listed. Rivers are muddy at Ceres Ville with clouds at Point of Reocas Seay.
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