Frederick approves eighteen building permits
Frederick city records reveal eighteen building permits issued including Morgan Keller Inc for three West 11th Street brick homes valued at 46 000 and a 15 500 brick home at 1415 West 12th Street in College Estates. Other items include a 25 000 stone veneer residence at 614 Rosemont Avenue, a 3 500 two room concrete block addition at 261 West Patrick, a 10 855 frame home at 436 Center Street and a 500 transmitter tower at 49 South Carroll Street among smaller projects.
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Frederick City
West 12Th Street
College Estates
S. E. Barnhart
Rosemont Avenue
Grove Boulevard
Gordon Palmer
West Patrick Street
Brosius Homes Corporation
Center Street
Kennard Porter
Motter Avenue
William Hurwitz
Biggs Avenue
Bidwell Sherman
Wyngate Drive
Floyd L. Culler, Inc
South Carroll Street
Morris Guss
Local Home Upgrades Spotted Across Several Addresses
Bernard L. Gilbert to build a six foot wooden fence at 247 Dill Avenue. John Wright to add a one room addition to 305 Pine Avenue for 1500 dollars. Ernest Abrecht plans a 250 gallon underground gas storage tank and pump at 407 Braddock Ave. Bowers Lumber adds a six foot high fence around 480 feet of property. Jacobs to erect a new fence at 324 Adam Road. Richard R. Kline, county school board member, to build a brick garage at 118 West Church Street with no parking lot.
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Culler Avenue
Bernard L. Gilbert
Dill Avenue
John Wright
Pine Avenue
Ernest Abrecht
Braddock Aventuses
Bowers Lumber Company
Jacobs
Adam Road
Richard R. Kline
County School Board
West Church Street
3M Awards Education Grants to Improve Teaching Tools
Raymond H. Herzog of the Graphic Systems Group at 3M announced the Assistance Grants to Education program. Each $2000 grant includes teaching aids, instructional materials, and equipment to help prepare teachers in visual communications across all grade levels. The aim is to strengthen education by improving teachers' access to modern teaching tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fradorton
Maryland
Raymond H. Herzog
Graphic Systems Group
Herzog
Hood College Receives 2000 Dollar 3M Education Grant
Hood College was awarded a $2,000 visual education equipment package as part of 3M Company’s National Assistance Grants to Education program. The grant supports Hood’s model classroom visual communications system and reference materials among 28 area colleges and universities recognized at a Washington luncheon. James P. Seymour represented Hood at the event, joining some 700 colleges in the second phase of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Hood
3M Company
Washington, D.C
Gallant, Inc
3M Visual Products
James P. Seymour
Frederick High School Class of 1930 35th reunion held
The Frederick High School class of 1930 celebrated its 35th reunion at the Holiday Inn Frederick with 64 members and 52 guests. Officers E Eugene Thomas and others organized events including social hour dinner and roll call, and former teacher Julia Etchison Hanna was guest of honor. A toast featured past president Thomas, and two members were noted as deceased since the last gathering. Engraved tiles in red and white were given to attendees.
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Frederick High School
Holiday Inn
Frederick
E. Eugene Thomas
M.S. Young
William R. Schildknecht
Charlotte Clem Free
Ray Birely
Julia Etchison Hanna
Inez
Betson Winpigler
Mary Shankle Gastley
Mary Louise Lochner Davis
Ida A. Eyler
George Palmer
Alfred E. Sharpe
E. Ray Wachter
International monetary reform faces long path and clashes
The search for a new system to settle world trade is shaping as a prolonged, contentious process. U S officials favor caution while De Gaulle pushes gold backed settlements. Britain backs pounds, emerging nations seek easier credit, and no consensus on a new global currency emerges yet.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business
New York
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
U.S
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
U.S. Treasury
Atlantic
British Commonwealth
Bretton Woods
Internatinal Monetary Fund
Fowler
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Word Lesson Notes By W L Gordon
English lesson discusses misused phrases and common errors. It explains pronunciation, misspellings, and word study tips. The daily entry introduces the word ameliorate with guidance on usage and stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
County Grants Permits For New Buildings
County authorities issued nine construction permits including a 180 by 50 foot truck storage garage for B and B Transportation on US 340 near Petersville and a $22,000 brick veneer home in Woodmere South by Morgan-Kellet of Smithsburg. Permits cover a mobile home for N Gertrude Boyer, a Banner Glass trailer in Banner Park, and several home additions in Emmitsburg and surrounding areas.
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B&b Transportation Company
US 340
Petersville
N Gertrude Boyer
RFD 1
Banner Glass Corporation
Silver Spring
Banner Park
Mount Ephriam Road
Carroll E
Helen J Newcomer
Emmittsburg
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Charles L Dodson
College Park
Woodsille Road
Ghlisson
Woodsboro
Laymans Road
Hessing
Bridge Road
Russell M Tilley
Washington, DC
Highland School Road
Rum Springs
Woodmere South
Morgan - Kellet Construction Company
Smuthsburg
Gas Turbine Truck Unveiled By GM Division
MILFORD AP Chevrolet Veto division of General Motors Corp introduced a gas turbine powered truck with a forecast it may reach general use by the early 1970s GM vice president, Estes, said turbines have been tested for 15 years but face economic feasibility challenges. He likened turbine development to diesel trials 35 years ago and emphasized ongoing work to resolve cost and performance issues.
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Milford
Chevrolet
General Motors Corp
EM Estes
General Motors
Two Moderates Named To Algerian Cabinet
In Algiers AP reports Colonel Houari Boumedienne appoints two moderates to pivotal roles in a 20 member cabinet while downgrading the top economic post and signaling a shift in policy direction.
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Algiers
Col Houari
Algerian power shifts in Ben Bella era cabinet reshuffle
Rabah Bitat named minister of state among nine historic leaders of the Algerian war for independence. The army commander colonel named himself premier and defense minister. Nine Ben Bella cabinet members kept, Bachir Boumaza becomes information minister, Abdessalam Belaid moved to industry and energy at age 37.
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Boumedienne
Rabah Bitat
Ben Bella
Bachir Boumaza
Abdessalam Belaid
Industry
Ben Gurion expelled from party amid election candida
TEL AVIV AP Former Prime Minister David Ben Gurion faced expulsion from the dominant Mapai Labor party as it moves to form a separate slate of candidates for the November election. The party central committee voted, while Ben Gurion was absent though most of his supporters were present.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben- Gorn
Mapai Labor Party
Jed B
Leyon
Ben Girion
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