Regular Meet Of New Mayor And Board Held
The first regular Frederick City meeting under Mayor John A. Derr lasted two hours and fifteen minutes with all Aldermen present. Items included zoning and parking changes, bids for a Linganore raw water basin, and authorization to survey extending utilities to Taney and Schley Avenues.
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John A. Derr
Louis E. Eichelberger
W. Jerome Offutt
A. A. Nicodemus
Charles McC. Mathias,Jr
John R. Fitzpatrick
E. Paul Magaha
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Roy H. Ritter
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Irene H. Zimmerman
Madelyn E. Cline
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Magnola Avenue
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Charles V. Main
Harvey Harrington
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Chiefs of Police
Hope For Less Polio In U S This Summer
Washington reports that early weekly polio figures hint at fewer cases this summer than last but officials caution it is premature to conclude. They stress that final judgment depends on autumn season results and the national polio trials of Dr. Jonas Salk’s vaccine awaiting completion. Public Health officials note four of six weeks ending July 10 were below last year’s totals, suggesting a possible trend.
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Writers and rascals shape a boy wonder on stage
The piece captures a young writer who prefers fiction to film work and sees Hollywood as changeable, predicting a writer’s era ahead. Schulberg praises true effort over mere success while Budd tends pigs on a Pennsylvania farm and enjoys simple pleasures. In San Diego, veteran slugger Luke Easter, famed for 1949 PCL homeruns, is noted.
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Budd Schulberg on Risk, Art, and Hollywood Realism
In this Boyle column Budd Schulberg argues that taking risks prevents mediocrity and that honest storytelling should bridge art and mass appeal. He reflects on his novels What Makes Sammy Run The Harder They Fall and The Disenchanted, and discusses his script On the Waterfront. He criticizes Soviet Russian writing as state-directed and stresses culture as a centuries-spanning matter.
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Easter Expected to Join San Diego PCL Club Tomorrow
San Diego president Bill Starr said Easter is expected to join the club tomorrow from Cleveland under option. Easter has been with Ottawa of the International League this year, after several seasons with Cleveland. In 60 games with Ottawa he had 13 homers, 72 hits and a .346 batting average.
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