Mobile Home Rules Urged After Carroll County Survey
Carroll County special committee report finds broad evasion of health rules and weak record keeping by park operators, plus low tax returns. It urges higher mobile home excise taxes and state bills to align taxes with real estate, while noting potential senior citizen park complexes and tax breaks for residents over 65 as a possible fix to housing needs.
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Frederick County
Carroll County
Board of County Commissioners
General Assembly
Frederick
Before Utopia: A Nation Lurches Toward Self-critique
A columnist laments overdone guilt about America's flaws and urges pride in progress. It contrasts harsh self-criticism with the century's gains in freedom, health care, and education, noting unborn generations will face future problems but are better prepared to meet them. Quotes from Agnew, Rep. Montgomery, and James Garfield frame the piece.
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America
Atlantic
Letters To The Editor On Eagles Hawks And Doves
A Las Vegas letter, submitted by Mrs. Mary Cockrell of Frederick, questions if college students echo their teachers and argues for cooling heated rhetoric, reflecting a local voice on campus discourse and public debate from a former Frederick High alumnus.
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Las Vegas
Mary Cockrell
Frederick
Frederick High
How Safe Is Your Childs Camp
A discussion on child camp safety contrasts accreditation by the American Camping Association with state and federal regulation. Proposals call for counselor screening, equipment standards, central injury reporting, waterfront supervision, and regular inspections, while urging parental on site checks and questions before sending children to camp. Letters from Walter E. Schildt and W H Longenecker add opinions on safety, veterans, and free speech in public discourse.
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American Camping Association
Michigan
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Dominick V. Daniels
D-N.j
Mitchell Kurman
Westport
Ribicoff
Aee
Red Cross
Young Men’s Christian Association
Catholic Youth Organization
Maryland Road Sign Plans and Safety Upgrades Outline
Maryland state officials push enhanced road signs and safety engineering to reduce accidents. Projects include beltway improvements, Route 97 bridge relocation, Route 50 dualization, landscape programs, noise and glare reduction, smarter signage, automated traffic controls, and accident statistics analysis.
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Capital Beltway
Frederck County
Maryland
Ritchie Highway
Anne Arundel
Vienna
Bay Bridge
State Roads Commission
Bureau of Accident Statistics
Bureau of Landscape Architecture
Baltimore
Sam
Baltimore Beltway
Automobiles in early morning race draw sheriff's attention
Yesterday at daybreak on the Frederick Pike a race between Hen Biletzer's speedster and Al Mathews's touring car led to sheriff involvement for alleged law violations. The State Roads Commission plans a cement patch on East Patrick Street from the railroad crossing to the old stone culvert and seeks bids for Taneytown road work. John E. Null at 265 West Patrick Street will sell produce Saturday afternoon, with bananas 15 to 30 cents a dozen, potatoes 60 cents a peck, large tomatoes 80 cents a peck, cantaloupes 10 cents each, and other fruit at reduced prices.
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Frederick Pike
Hen” Biletzer
al” Mathews
Hopkins Place
Baltimore
Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
State Roads Commission
Taneytown
John EE. Null
West
Frederick County 4-H Club girls conclude two days event
Twenty years ago on July 24 1950 Frederick County 4-H Club girls wrapped up a two day achievement observance with a style show at the Baker Park Bandshell Miss Evelyn Huston announced winners in exhibition demonstration and judging contests. The Hustlers semi pro schedule was halted for remaining nights at McCurdy Field after a loss heavy on the book. Wheat yields across Frederick County were reported below normal with completing threshing and rain prospects cited as limiting factors yielding about 18 bushels per acre which is below the usual
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Frederick County
Baker Park
Evelyn Huston
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Hagerstown
Nostalgic satire on money and power in old economy
A satirical piece by Phil Pastoret mocks nostalgia and debt, noting loan sharks’ fondness for suckers and the exaggeration of crisis when power flickers. It twists common phrases into commentary on money, value, and everyday commerce.
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Utopia
Granada Hills
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Gillespie V. Montgomery
D-Miss
House of Representatives
Indochina
James 4. Garfield
ARKET
News-Post
Germany
Max Effort
Korea
Vietnam
Walter E. Schildt
Betty Lane
Nevada
Storm
W. H. Longenecker
W. Hill Road
Frederick, Md
Berri
NEA
Val Hymes
Hughes Commission
Department OF Motor Vehicles
Ajewepa Pp
Phil Pastoret
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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