City Hall Agenda Focuses on Voter Re-registration and Infra Projects
Frederick city officials prepare for a Board of Aldermen meeting addressing voter re-registration progress, reports from City Engineer Wander on Catocus Avenue card and sidewalk work near the new Greyhound terminal, and fire code provisions discussed by Alderman McMathias. Delegations from Linden Hills and the Pennsylvania Avenue area expect to attend amid concerns over termite infestation and conditions near the Veterans Housing Project.
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Fonignt
Board of Aldermen
John A. Derr
Frederick City
City Esgeer
W. R. Wander
Catocus Avenue
Frederick
Board of Aldermer
City Hall
William B. Burall
Alerick
Max Kehne
Patrick
Market Streets
Burall
Linden Hillis
Board of Alderman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Veterans Housing Project
Earl Oden
John Engle
Airs
Oden
Ori
Temporary Structures Stand Years Beyond Plan
The article notes that structures intended as temporary have persisted for over eleven years, highlighting a protracted timeline and potential planning oversights affecting the locality.
For Athletes Foot Treatment at Williamson's Drug Store
Use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. Watch tainted skin slough off to reveal healthy skin. If not pleased with instant-drying T4-L, your money back at any drug store. Today at Williamson's Drug Store.
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Williamson's Drug Store
Future Draft Reductions Promised by Army
Washington July 1 The Army said future draft calls will be cut but gave no amounts. The last draft announced was 1560. Twenty commissioned officers and an unspecified number of enlisted men will be released. The move aligns with a White House plan to trim the armed forces by about 100000 from 260000. Secretary Wilson said the cut could save about 80 million dollars this year. Also in Annapolis city council approved architect plans for a new bus terminal by the Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad Co.
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Washington
Army
Adinistration
Wilson
Termenal
Annapolis
I -P
The
Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad Co
House of Correction
Niten
Painter
South Street
Seth
Market Street
Sergi Denver J. Sheed
Gordon Westerfelt Mann
Baltimore
Warren Edwin Silverman
Monocacy Village
Benjamin F. Phebus
Nathan
Borsexs
Jasper Wesley Norgas
Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
C. W. Bure
Andrew Ernest Sewell
New Market
West AN Saints Street
Nathan Dorsey
Ordered To Pay His Wife 865 Per Week
Ira T. Wilson of a Barchelows man was given a suspended $100 fine for nonsupport and ordered in court to pay his wife Miriam Wilson $65 weekly. Wilson admitted not supporting his wife and six children and failing to pay their bills. Mrs Wilson, who works, said he earns good money but wastes it. He is a self employed plasterer.
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Ira T. Wison
Mirkle Wilson
Vs. Wilson
Wilson
Thurmont
Son
Josephine
Garrett
Ater
Thurmont Girl Charged In Hit Run Episodes
A Thurmont girl is charged after a hit and run spree on South Market Street. She allegedly struck multiple cars, injuring Shirley A. Seater and failing to stop. Police nabbed her at headquarters. trial set for Friday at 7 p.m. in Trial Magistrate's Court.
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Paul Mossburg
Thurmont Gixi
Studebaker
Market Street
South Market Street
North Marn Street
Sixth Street
Shirley A. Seater
I. Rfd
Frederick
James E. Shaffer
Thurmont
Alabama Governor Predicts White Boycott
Alabama Lt Gov Guy Hardwick warned Birmingham crowds that white residents will boycott Negroes if a civil rights bill passes and black people seek its protections. He said white men will resist and he may refuse to employ feed or aid Negroes. the remark tied to political ambitions for governor. Also crime notes list several arrests for disorderly conduct license violations and reckless driving with locations and times.
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Birmingham
Ala
Guy Hardwick
Alabama
Hardwick
Alabama Senate
Segregation pledge linked to PEPCO plant work
An engineer from Stone and Webster pledged not to work at the PEPCO plant in Dickerson and to support segregation. A Union Bridge man, David T. Houck, 19, was injured at the Dickerson site when his head struck a survey pole, suffering a severe head laceration and ear injury before he was treated and released.
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Stone and Webster
National Guard
Ala
PEPCO
Dickerson
Frederas
Tennessee
Ick Memorial Hospital
Kentucky
Montgomery County
Fundine
David T. Houck
Union Bridge
Walter R. Houck
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Thorsday
Dais
the Berkshire
Magnavox
William
Hood Incorporated
SEARS
David Bradley
F.H.A
David Bradiex
Angie
S. Market ST
John A. Harris, JR
Mooument
Cogbarns
Maryland
Betsy Ross
Steve” Kritsings
Steve
East South ST
Route 40
Frederick Brick Works
Cannery
FORD
Ford Trucks
the Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
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