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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1958
Page
6
The piece notes debates over a Maryland Chesapeake Bay crossing, citing tunnel clearances, pricing estimates, and ship traffic impacts. It mentions Labriola and Weinberg moving operations, a warning of potential risk, and related political and local responses. It also references a 1950s statehood plebiscite context and community notices from a local church group.
A police lieutenant testified that Abraham Teitelbaum faced a 1954 plot to seize Chicago restaurant power. The plan aimed to push Teitelbaum from his office balcony to stage a death and spark a takeover by a proposed Metropolitan Restaurant Assn led by Tony Accardo and Sam Hunt, but the scheme failed.
A cluttered listing from Frederick Maryland advertises multiple properties including a modern brick ranch on seven acres with seven miles from Frederick, several 4 to 8 room homes, brick and frame houses with garages, farms with dairy stock and silos, and a redwood rancher. Agents CramER and Son and Ralph W Boyer Agency present listings with prices, features, and contact details.
Protests were filed by the Maryland Port Authority and the Association of Commerce with the Army Corps of Engineers in Norfolk regarding a 5,655 foot tunnel under the Baltimore shipping lane at the Chesapeake Bay mouth. The protest argues the tunnel is too short and should be at least 6,200 feet.
Real estate listing describes multiple homes on Dill Avenues and surrounding streets with details on layout bedrooms baths kitchens and garages. Prices range from $3,500 to $7,000 with various features including basements, stone tanks, and corner lots. The ads note immediate possession and corner lot options.
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