Zoning Appeals Considered by Fredericks County Board
The Fredericks County Appeals Board will hear seven zoning appeals at a monthly public session in the Circuit Courtroom next Tuesday night. Carroll Advertising seeks a non-conforming use expansion to place a 12 by 36 foot billboard with a 12 by 47 foot west side addition on U. S. Route 152, 900 feet north of Hayward Road. Rachel Redmond requests trailer as a permanent dwelling on three and a half acres along Quinn Road north of Maryland Route 144. Mary V. Woodward seeks reversal of a ruling barring a beauty shop in a private residence along Maryland Route 97 near Mountain Road. John P. Haney and Thelma Haney, by Frederick attorneys, request permission for a trailer as a permanent dwelling on three acres along Massey Road near O Possum Town Pike. Franklin R. and Lillie V. Myers seek a trailer as a permanent residence on 0.87 acres along Old Annapolis Road north of Woodville Road. Herman and Ruth Fischer of The Schley Inn repeat a request for two signboards at their Braddock Heights property.
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Fredericks
Thelma Haney
Frederick
Mathias
Appeals Board
Annapolis Road
Woodville Road
Herman and
Ruth Fischer
Braddock Heights
Desegregation Pact Signed by Cambridge Leaders
Cambridge Maryland officials signed a settlement with the Federal Government to desegregate. The agreement follows earlier disputes over race and public policy in the city and state government. The piece also notes U.S. plans to launch two experimental observing satellites and regional notices about underground storage tanks in Maryland.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Cambridge
Maryland
Charlotte Saunders Cushman
Boston
Lady Macbeth
New York
Meg Merrilies
Guy Mannering
Nancy Sykes
Miss Cushman
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
London
Bianca
Fazio
England
First American patent for a writing machine by Jackson
In 1829 President Andrew Jackson issued the first American patent for a writing machine named the Typographer to William Austin Burt of Detroit. The device proved too slow to be practical. In 1863 a Confederate naval school opened at Drewry's Bluff Virginia aboard the Patrick Henry with 125 midshipmen. In 1949 Secretary Louis A. Johnson signed an order creating the U.S. Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
William Austin Burt
Detroit
Drewry’s Bluff
Patrick Henry
James River
Louis A. Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Birthdays and Obituary Note on 19th Century Figures
In memoriam a female actor who returned to America in 1870 and settled in Boston where she died February 17, 1876. Today's Birthdays feature Don Drysdale born in Van Nuys California 28 years ago. William P. Snow U S Ambassador born in Bangor Maine 57 years ago. Laurence Hasbrouck Snyder geneticist born in Kingston New York 63 years ago.
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America
Boston
Don Drysdale
van Nuys
Calif
William P. Snow
U.S
Bangor
Laurence Hasbrouck Snyder
Kingston
N. Y
Scout Troop 799 Relates First Day Experiences
Scout Clifton Wirts, scribe for Troop 799, writes in a letter to Oliver J. Cejka at Fort Detrick Public Information Officer about the troop's first day experiences. He details activities, introductions, and early impressions from the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver J. Cejka
Fort Detrick
Public Information Officer
Clifton Wirts
Scout Troop Attends National Jamboree at Valley Forge
A letter from the troop describes arrival at Valley Forge for the National Scout Jamboree with over 50 000 Scouts from around the world. Activities include patch swapping, meals at Willow Grove Naval Air Station, and plans for a 12 day tour through Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York visiting the World’s Fair Eastman Kodak Corning Glass Works and National Boy Scout Headquarters.
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Valley Forge
Periences
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
N.Y
Corning Glass Works
Corning
National Boy Scout Headquarters
New Brunswick and Mas Clemenceau Scout Camps Ties
In a historical note, New Brunswick New Jersey and Mas Clemenceau in France hosted scout camps linked to a French stateside network. The text mentions a girls' rowdacks near Tupper Lake, a school, and medical practice in New York.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Mas| Clemenceau
Tupper Lake
N.Y
America
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Potomac Edison
Schley Inn
U. S
Ridge Road
Hallow Road
W. Vernon
Annabelle L. Dixon
RFD 6
Bartonsville Road
Know
Scout
Wahl Automatic Heating, Inc
Monocacy
Redwood
Ant
Vative Ang
Taterson Greates Rior
New York World's Fair
Dak
Vermont
Mary Carter
N. Market, Sr
Frederick, Md
Carter
H. L. Mills
East Patrick ST
INA Poly
E. Patrick ST
SADA
Wade's
East ST. Frederick, MD
the News
Prescription
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s
South Market St
L’aiglon
E. Antietam St
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Ave
N. Logan Ave
Shippensburg
Penna
Frederick St
Walkersville
THE
American Medical Association
MSY Wegard
Drice
Ead
Peg Eee
Awain Today's Health
Memcan Medical Association
Gladhill Furniture CO
Middletown, Maryland
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