Frederick City Receives Bond Cash for Public Works
Frederick City has received cash proceeds from the current 2,000,000 bond issue. Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg told the Board of Aldermen to reinvest funds needed for final phases of the public improvement program. The city sold the bond to Halsey, Sart and Co. Plans were issued for a sewer project, and a water tank project earlier won an award. The meeting covered traffic light installation, zoning changes, fire company parades, engine transports for out of town trips, and a water use resolution for Fort Detrick during an emergency. Regular bills were approved.
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Board of Aldermen
W. R. Walter
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City Atorney
Charles McC
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West Seventh Street
Hickard E. Zimmerman
Cockeysville
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Thurmont
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Uniteds Pend
Donald G. Grothaus
Fort Detrick
Fishing Creek
Meyor Ramsburg
Board of Zoning Appeals
John Ed Schell Jr
L. Homer Miller
Ira F
K. & G. Construction Company
College Estates
T Committee
Schley Avenue
Military Road
Man Being Held Says He Has Six Wives
CLINTON Tenn AP A Cartersville Georgia truck driver told police he had six wives and was arrested Thursday on a forgery charge. Anderson County Sheriff Glad Woodward said Verta Green 42 admitted running up more than 4000 dollars in charges on an Oak Ridge man's service station credit card during a three month honeymoon with his sixth wife Anna Grace Green of Herriman Tennessee. Green said his first wife Wylvie Bennett Green of Cartersville knew of his other wives and added she loves him so much she does not care. He claimed Anna Grace was the first wife he truly loves and said he married the others while he was drinking. Woodward said Green used the Oak Ridge credit card in 18 states and 3 Mexico while traveling with Anna Grace Green but could not recall the names of his other four wives. He said courts should decide what to do about them and that there was no point worrying. He is held without bond at the county jail.
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Cartarsvile
Anderson County
Glad Woodward
Verta Green
Oak Ridge
Anna Grace Green
Herriman
Tenn
Green
Woodward
Wylvie Bennett Green
Cartersville
Cuban Protestant Council Back Castro Regime as Democratic
The Cuban Council of Evangelical Protestant Churches announced support for Fidel Castro's regime, calling it democratic and rejecting totalitarianism from both sides. The statement praised religious liberty for about 250000 Protestants in Cuba, a predominantly Catholic nation.
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Cuban Council of the Evangelical Protestant Churches
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Hofbrau Is Popular Beer in Wurzburg
Editor notes Ed Albaugh reports from Germany about Hofbrau and Lowenbrau as popular beers among Americans in Wurzburg. The city, fourteen centuries old, was heavily damaged in World War II but is rebuilding with new stores, apartments, and restored baroque facades as Germans preserve church-friendly streets and local color.
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Ed Albaugh
Frederick
Xnews-Post
Germany
Wuerzburg
Hofbrau
Esquire
Ormee
Wurzburg
Wureburger Hofbrau
Werzburg
Marienberg Castle and Würzburg Treasures Guide
The article tours Marienberg Castle once a papal fortress amid 1490 town disputes. It highlights the Saints Bridge across the Main, baroque Residenz Platz, and Würzburg skyline plus gardens, culture, and the University famed for early X ray research by W K Rostgen.
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James Stewart Wins Senate Nod for Brigadier General
James Stewart, the film star, was approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee for promotion from reserve colonel to brigadier general in the Air Force reserve. The move ends a long controversy, with previous blockades mainly by Senator Margaret Chase Smith. John H. Williams was nominated to the Atomic Energy Commission as a new member, replacing Willard Lippy. Williams, currently head of the AEC's research division, awaits Senate confirmation.
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James Stewart
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stewart
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Williams
Willard F. Lippy
Senate
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