Frederick Citizens Plan Road Route Through Monocacy Battlefield
A Frederick meeting led by Mayor Lloyd C. Culler formed committees to study a proposed Washington Lincoln memorial bonesard move and a road route through Frederick and Monocacy Battlefield. Members include Knights of Pythias Reno Sharp and local leaders from the Chamber, Rotary, Lions, Hood College, and city commissions.
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Washington
Osburk
Frederick
City Hall
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick Chamber On Commerce
Jesse W. Kolb
James H. Gambrill
Frederick Hotel Company
Ralph W Beer
Chamber of Commerce
Hammond , Clary
State Roads Commission of
Marrland
Washington Road
Reno Sharp
The
Knights of Pythias
State Roads Commission
A. H. Dert
Frederick Counts Commissioners
Charles McC. Matas
Monocac Battlefield Association
Elmer Stc. Maxwell
Rokville
Gaithersburg
Thurmont
Emoutsburg
Sam W Maples
Rotary Chuo
J. Walker Carts
Merc’rs Association
Byron A. Winebrewer
Lions Club
Mathias
Joseph H Apple
Hood College
Edward S Delsplane
Cou
Hammona Clan
Barbara Fritchie
Roger Brocke
Frederick Leaders Push Route Through City for Highway
Frederick officials discuss advancing a new highway route with the Stratosphere Boys and civic leaders. A historical booklet outlining advantages and a fundraising plan are to be prepared while lawyers monitor federal action. A meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mayor Culler and others attending.
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Frederick
Apple
Washington
Farrsim
Gambrrill
Imehway
Roose
Areposseechan Lee Wat Nan
Arrance
Caymey Commissioners
Clisiy
Francs Scott Kei
County Debt Service Funds Trimmed in Road Plan
Baltimore July 17 announcement that most county debt service requests will be redirected to highway construction and maintenance. State Roads Committee Chair Dr Homer E Tabier said nine counties had their requests cut by 80 dollars, with several counties receiving partial or full funds.
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Casonne
Homer E. Tabier
State Roads Comm
Unstom
Interan
Garrett
Washington
Counnes
Fredenck
Negro Capture Report From Baltimore Trails to Virginia
A man described as a negro is said to have fled from Baltimore and was tracked to Virginia by officers. He allegedly confessed to involvement in a larger coal theft and evaded capture until his recapture near a garage in a city area.
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Balvaphrea
Samuel Whirler
Gevse
Cus- Wassa
Baltumore
Baltimore
Edias
Local youths save drowning man at Beach Haven NJ
Two Fredericton youths Parry J Leichert Jr and William Lundgren rescued a man drifting offshore at Beach Haven New Jersey. They fought heavy undertow for 30 minutes before bystanders formed a human chain to pull all to safety.
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Beach Haven
N. J
Parry J “Buddy" Leichert, Jr
Wiliam Lundgren
Lundgren
Lebberg
Allen F. Sherald
James S Decker Frederick
Lebhert
Leichert
Decker
Sherald
Helen Vanderbuecken
Eleanor Hack
Kitty Longacre
Hood College
Afess Virginia Vanderbuecken
Vanderbueck
City approves new coal licensing ordinance for dealers
The mayor and aldermen passed a county city ordinance requiring all coal dealers to obtain a yearly license of 75 dollars and to pay a per truck fee, with licenses valid for the year and penalties up to 90 days in jail. The measure aims to curb unlicensed hauling from mines and stabilize retail coal pricing for consumers.
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B&b
Fred
Tnomas Summers
Coedeaters’ Association
Phiadelphia
Edward J Smith
Frederick
Aruck
Lincoln
Cynex
Frederick city council discusses repairs and drainage projects
Capt P Lester Smith urged the mayor and aldermen to join a parade next Thursday. The city engineer was ordered to repair dangerous pavements. Dulaney avenue drainage improvements were discussed with a new catch basin planned soon. Five appeals entered from local criminal cases and two motorists faced appeals. Sea butterflies described as small ocean mollusks drift through the water.
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P. Lester Smith
County Firemen’s Association
Charles T. Butcher
Frederick Arituticherds
A. LeRoy McCardel
Dulaney Avenue
Roland J. Bragan
Buckerstown
Frederick Junction
Milton G Fas
Wiliam M. Storm
Ches Toast Court
Roger Ho Martin
Pearl
House of Correction
Wahler E
System to block Maryland roads by police
Maryland State Police headquarters near Baltimore are developing a rapid system to block all 39 main roads entering or leaving the state within about an hour. The plan may require moving personnel from small towns but not from sub stations, with blocks possible in 69 minutes after an alarm. Secondary roads remain less monitored due to limited manpower.
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Baltimore
Maryland
J. Purdon Wright
Counties Fight Typhoid Immunization Clinics Amid Summer Rise
Baltimore report notes three counties Washington Frederick and Wicomico host immunization clinics to curb typhoid fever cases. Dr. R H Riley says Frederick has typical totals but cases are widely spread. warning against locals with negative views about their home towns.
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Baltimore
R. H. Riley
State Health Department
Washington
Frederick
Wicomico
Frederick County
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