New Names To Be Given To Many Streets
Frederick residents face many street name changes after incorporation and to remove duplicates. An ordinance will be considered at the August 6 meeting by the Mayor and Aldermen, based on the Street Committee report proposing multiple name changes across Catoctin Park Rosemont and surrounding areas.
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Charles W Sup
Jesse C. Shaver
Wiliam B. Burn
Park Avenue
Catoctin Park
Catoctin Avenue
Jefferson Street
Columbus Avenue
Rosemont
Rosedale
Magnolia
Taney Avenue
Belmort Avenue
Elm Street
Trail Avenue
Park
Maryland Avenue
Patrick Street
Fairground
Wirgy Avenue
City
Reservoir
Atlantic Avenue
Clarke Place
Mt. Cliyet Boulevard
Scott Key Avenue
Prospect Avenue
Grove Addition
Lindbergh
Barbara Street
Thomas Avenue
Pine Street
Masser Addition
Pine Avenue
Linden Hills
Oak Street
Catoctin
Adam Road
Queen Street
Memorial Park
West Second Street
Memorial Parkway
North Bentz Street
Dulaney Avenue
Calvary Dri
Seventh Street
North Bentz Street Park Renamed Staley Park Plan
The Board of Aldermen agreed to name the park on North Bentz Street in the Motter Avenue Addition Staley Park. All street designations in the proposed ordinance will be inscribed on the new city map now being completed.
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Vernon Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Bentz Street
Motter Avenue
Wrong Stationery Used in Maryland Police Recruiting Letters
Col Beverly Ober, superintendent of Maryland State Police, called the use of police station stationery for recruiting drive letters a mistake. Abraham Warner chaired the committee handling the campaign which asked for contributions up to 250 dollars to cover a 15000 dollar effort. Ober said the letters were produced without his knowledge and emphasized police support is funded by the Legislature, not private solicitation.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Beverly Ober
Abraham Warner
Pikesville
Ober
63 Defendants In Suit To Sell Real Estate
A petition filed Monday in Eau Claire Court seeks appointment of a trustee to sell the real estate of the late Achsah Ler in Ne Market District. 63 named defendants are listed. The will directs division among five children or their heirs, but the widespread heirs render the property not subject to division. The petition asks the court to appoint a trustee and issue a decree for sale.
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Eauty Court
Achsah Ler
Market
Frederick S Nichols
Lillian C Nichols
Jef
Massillon Boy 6 Accused in Hospital Baby Killings
Police release a statement by a Navarre youth claiming accidental slayings of two Massillon City Hospital babies. The boy said he dropped one infant, moved others, then left the ward. Parents sue the hospital for 200000, alleging carelessness.
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Massillon
Stanley W. Suitter
Areid Rozer Gue
Diana Jean Brand
Leg Brand
Rose’orton
Harr
Massdon
Sustter
James Ellis
Willard Burgh
Ell
Gue
Truthful confession and church Ladies Aid meeting
A man confessed fear kept him from playing with babies and admitted honesty pleased a woman questioned. A boy described seeing a 15 year old strike a baby. The Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid met at James N Dubel’s home with 18 members, program by Floresce Engenbrode and Daasie Sir Donald, readings by several members, business noting a recovery card for Naomi Palmer, next meeting location to be decided.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
James N Dubel
West Fourth Street
Aliss Floresce Engenbrode
Daasie Sir- Donald
J. H Schoutt
Reading
J Oc Rintz
J H O Schmitt
Naomi Gearinger
Exchange Shots in Baltimore Patrolman Returns Fire
In Baltimore on July 21 a patrolman and occupants of an automobile exchanged revolver shots. Patrolman Edest Steinacker said two shots came from a parked sedan as he approached to investigate and he fired twice. The car sped away and Kripas reported being chased and fired upon from a similar sedan.
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Baltimore
Edest Steinacker
Steinacker
Albert Kripas
U S Protest Over Russia Failure To Pay
The United States protests Russia's failure to pay for 7000 tons of freight equipment owned by a Romanian subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey, taken from Romania by Soviet forces in 1945. The State Department says American members of a Soviet American commission cannot agree on a settlement.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Romania
State Department
Moscow
Russian Foreign Office
Romano- Americana
Standard
Soviet- American Commission
Mission withdrawn as no cooperation from Soviet members
The committee withdrew on June 12 after realizing Soviet members would not cooperate in carrying out the commission’s duties. STOVE CAUSES ALARM. The Juniors Citizens and United rescue truck were sent on silent.
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United
Fire alarm at 427 Middle Alley causes smoke
First alarm reported Monday at 45 PM due to stove overheating. The stove became overheated and produced a quantity of smoke. Fire units responded to 427 Middle Alley as residents reported the incident.
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Middle Alley
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