Frederick County Planning Commission reelects leadership
The Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission kept its three executive officers for another year at Winchester Hall. Chairman Daniel E. Kefauver Jr. Vice Chairman Noah E. Kefauver Jr. and Secretary Thomas J. Crum were all returned by acclamation. The meeting also discussed subdivision regulations and a proposed State Roads Commission radio tower in Gambrill Park. Proceedings touched on building permits expiring within two years, and plans for Yellow Springs development along the old railroad right of way amid safety concerns for school traffic.
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Frederick County
Corvert
Cai
Max
Jean- Stron
Planning Commission
Kefauver
Null and Wight
Montgomery
Arthur Hatton
Montgomery County
Genera
Hatton
State Roads Commission
Gambrill Park
SRC
Boards For Education
Yellow Springs
Nat
James Arensenbaurgh
Wight
Nall
Planning board stalls expansion road through school land
Null refused to act on any measure permitting a road through the school right of way without the full Board of Education consent. J Alfred Catsail, executive secretary, said the Planning Commission spent $431 in the past month, $16,234 this year, offset by $521 in fees for Master Plan copies and appeal charges.
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Yellow Springs
Null
Ex- Tire Board of Education
J. Alfred Catsail
Planning Commission
Maryland lays out 12 million for jobless under special program
Maryland allocated 12 million dollars to its unemployed under a temporary program that extended benefits beyond the standard 26 weeks. The measure, adopted during the 1958 crisis, began June 19, 1958 and ended two weeks ago, aiding more than 37,600 residents. The department reported a 38.4 percent drop in benefits paid in May to June, reflecting the program's closing and the recession's end. Robert B. Kimble cited elimination of exhausted claims as a major factor in the decline, noting 35 percent of beneficiaries exhausted eligibility over the past year.
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Baltimore
Maryland
General Assembly
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
Department
Heiress Story Was A Hoax
CHICAGO. A 2L year old heiress admitted to her father and the FBI that her tale of abduction by two men in Newark and being driven, bound, and gagged to Chicago was a hoax. Jacqueline Gay Hart, daughter of Ralph A Hart of Short Hills New Jersey, attributed the story to mental blackouts after a 1957 auto accident. FBI agent Richard Auerbach said the admission came after FBI inquiry, though many questions about the night remain.
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Chicago
API
FBI
Newark
Ralph A. Hart
Short Hills
N.J
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Richard Auerbach
Miss Hart
Fbe
Auerbach
Iin
Hart
Hart Daughter Found In Chicago Grant Park Abduction Doubt
FBI officials disclosed Miss Hart, daughter of Colgate-Palmolive executive, was found at 1 am Friday in Chicago Grant Park. authorities questioned her tale of abduction as she suffers possible recurrence of past mental blackouts.
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FBI
Miss Hart
Newark
Chicago
Grant Park
Auerbach
Hart
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Linoleum Made From Cork Powder And Linseed Oil
A waterproof floor covering, linoleum, is described as being produced from powdered cork and linseed oil turning into a durable sheet used for floors.
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Radio & TV Service
Bernard J. Hummel Theemont
The
Cavetown Planning Mill Co
Cavetown, Maryland
R. R. Rice
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Fiat
John R. Cheatham
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Westbrook Tit
Hamilton Homes
Hamilton Homes Incorporated Developers of
East Second Street
Kennedy Studio
West
Kaempf and Harris, Inc
Rocky Springs
Pmmbirg
Routzahn
Piao A
Valley View Nursing Home
Middietown
Middietows
FREE
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Seaboard
Oy Discount Super Mart
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