Regulations draft released for upper Montgomery County
The Up per Montgomery County Planning Commission announced a revised draft of subdivision regulations for upper Montgomery County. The document trims content, splits into regulations and specifications, adds exemptions, relaxes deadlines, and reduces required physical improvements while preserving major planning goals.
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Rockville
Upper
Kelley
Upper County
Montgomery County
Sion
County Council
Cambridge police board clears officer amid insult allegation
May 7 report states Randolph Jews, a Negro patrolman in Cambridge Second Ward, faced insubstantial evidence for formal charges after a prominent Negro woman Helen Waters accused him of insult and arson attempts. Board noted no condoning of his behavior and a hearing failed to justify charges. Also mentions Waters' complaint about local law enforcement behavior. Later item notes GK Kinsey, of Clarke Place, elected to American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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Cambridge
Helen Waters
Beautician
Cambronze
Atd
New York
Gweene Kinsey
Clarke Place
Frederick, Md
Certified Public Accountant
American Institute of Accountants
National Professional Society of
Cpas
Two Men Plead Not Guilty in Larceny Cases
John Stillions and William Fauble, both of the city, entered not guilty pleas at arraignment before Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer in Circuit Court Monday. Stillions faces 13 larceny informations, Fauble charged in one case. Judge Wirts appointed to defend them and trial set for Thursday.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
John &. Stillions
William F. Fauble
Stillions
Charles A. Price
Fauble
C. Clifton Wirts
Visitation Academy 8th Grade Graduation Sunday
Three Frederick girls and six from outside the city will receive diplomas Sunday June 8 at Visitation Academy. Commencement at 4 p m in the Visitation Chapel. Rev Miklas Sebastian OFM CAP of Catholic University will speak. Diplomas presented by Rev James M Hogan with Rev Herbert R Jordan assisting. Benediction concludes exercises.
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Frederick
City
Visitation Academy
Visitation Chapel
Miklas Sebastian
OFM
CAP
The
Catholic University
Washington
James M. Hogan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Charles Beatty
Convent
Joan Caroline Atlee
Joan Eden McCarthy
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Belle Thompson Patterson
New Bloomfield
Jean Elizabeth Ramsburg
Margaret Gertrude Runkles
Linda Jean Saunders
Silver Spring
Sally Snouffer Smith
Yamsville
Kathleen Isabel Snow
Joy Maria Valentine
Academy
Nioe
Anne Offutt
Caroline Atlee
Eden McCarthy
Joy Valentine
Sally Smith
Linda Saunders
Belle Patterson
Constance Sener
Norma MacDonald
Josephine Stringfellow
Louise MacDonald
Mary Lou Melton
Wanda Jo Bussard
Kathleen Snow
Evelyn White
Bette Patterson
Peggy Thomas
Georgianna Griffin
Neville Worthington
Ellan Stockwell
U S Denies Soviet Claim on Iran Military Aid Control
Washington said the United States does not control Iran’s armed forces and accused Russia of meddling in Iran. State Department spokesman Michael McDermott rejected Moscow’s protest over American aid and warned the 1971 treaty cited by the Soviets is outdated. The U S has provided training and advice for about a decade under the Mutual Defense Assistance Program and more recently under its current arrangements.
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Washington
United States
Iran
Russia
State Department
Michael Jo McDermott
Moscow
McDermott
Soviet Union
Unite States
McDermott Affirms Mission Roles In Iran Advisory Aid
McDermott said three missions in Iran serve advisory and training roles only. He insisted none of the missions exercises control over Iran's armed forces or interferes with Iranian internal affairs.
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Sragians
McDermott
Iran
Cunningham and Rippeon Wills Probated in Orphans Court
Wills of Edward G. Cunningham near Frederick and Alexander S. Rippeon of Singanore were probated yesterday. Cunningham left a substantial estate to widow Irene B. Cunningham with executrix named. Rippeon’s will divides equal shares among Helen Albaugh Hattie Rippeon Amos Rippeon Hazel Hipkins and David Rippeon, with Hattie and David as executrix and executor. Letters of administration issued to Ada Sperry Eminentsburg. heirs include widow, two brothers and a sister. Estate personal worth about $2,000. Administrators for Dr. Harvey F. Getzendanner’s estate named John Getzendanner Airy and Casper Cline Jr. Estate consists of a life insurance policy.
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Edward G. Cunningham
Frederick
Alexander S. Rippeon
Singanore
Ada H. Sperry
Emmitsburg
Ralph S. Sperry
John H. Getzendanner
Airy
Casper E. Cline, Jr
Harvey F. Getzendanner
Film Distributor Plans Suit Against Md Censors
Harry R. Shull of Washington says he will sue the Maryland State Board of Motion Picture Censors over its refusal to relicense the 38 year old Birth of A Nation. The board ruled the Civil War epic could easily induce riots and other crimes. Shull plans to seek court review to overturn the decision.
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Baltimore
Une
Maryland State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Harry R. Shull
Washington
Maryland Board
Shull
Collision in Korean waters kills twenty four seamen
The U S Navy reported twenty four South Korean seamen killed and twenty one injured in a collision on May 2 between the South Korean frigate Apnok and the U S ammunition carrier Mt Baker in Korean waters. Mt Baker had no injuries and minor damage. The Apnok passed ahead as both ships maneuvered in darkness, the U S ship backed down but could not avoid the crash.
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Tokyo
U. S. Navy
Apnok
Mt. Baker
Apack
U.S
Naval Reserve Medal Awarded to Dr Conley in Frederick
The Naval Reserve Medal for ten years service was awarded Monday to Command. Charles H. Conley Jr. at a Frederick unit meeting. Cmdr. Mathias presented the medal on behalf of the Chief of Naval Personnel. Memorial service notes and Pythian Sisters tributes follow with readings and solos. A note on the female black widow spider describes a black upper body with a red hourglass underside.
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Naval Reserve Medal
Naval Reserve
Charles H. Conley, Jr
Frederick
Wat O
State Armory
Charles McC. Mathias
MD. Conney
Mathias
Chief of Naval Personnel
Pythian Sisters
Fannie King
Temple
Nannie Swain
Daisy Rice
Flanders Field
Marhe Zimmerman
Audrey Mere Solo
Rebecca Windsor
May Keyser
Senate Rejects Immediate End of Wage Price Controls
The Senate voted 52 to 18 to prevent automatic expiry of wage and price controls on June 30 and moved to debates on extending authority to next March. President Truman challenged a plan to reshape the Wage Stabilization Board into an all public body, defending its three-part makeup amid steel dispute controversy.
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J.P
Senate
Truman
Barkley
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Congress
Sen
Dirksen
R-Hl
Reppublicans
Ellender
Gillette
Iowa
Dirksens
Djourning
McFarland
Arizona
Sen. Capehart
R i Ind
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Comittee
Mahoney Spent $48,959 In Md Senate Race
Baltimore May 28 George Mahoney reported campaign expenses totaling 868,5382 dollars with 6650 unpaid and claimed to have spent 48,959 to win the Democratic nomination for the US Senate by about 14 216 votes over Lansdale G. R. The GOP contest saw Beall win with 20,964 while Gore spent 18 242 and other totals. Presidential spending included Keefauver at 641 with Eisenhower supporters at 4,932. A Frederick County man was sentenced October 9 to not more than 15 months in reformatory for breaking and entering and is wanted on parole by the governor.
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Baltimore
George Pa Mahoney
Lansdale G R
US Senate
Mahoney
Circouit Cour
Lasseer
Senate
Raxvden A Biurt
Glenn Beall
H Grady Gore
Bhint
Beall
Gore
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Gen
Eisenhower
Frederick County
McKeidin
Lake Fishermen Are Too Early
City police investigated restocking of Culler Lake by the State Commission after 200 bass and similar numbers of bluegill and crappie were released. The season opens July 1 but fishing is prohibited. Officers deterred two men, a man and his year old son, and two colored men from fishing, as the season was not yet open.
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Culler Lake
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Lewistown
C. Cyril Klein
Sergi
Ben Phobus
Carroll Creek
Sergt. Phobus
Welfare checks average from thirty six to forty two dollars
The April welfare report shows county payments averaging 36 to 42 dollars. Six blind residents received 216.22 dollars. old age aid averaged 36.32 per person for 326 recipients. Total April aid was 23,677.10 across county state and federal funds.
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Board of Public Welfare
Winchester Hall
Francis J. Connolly
W. Merval Weaver
A. G Bourne
B . Thomas, Jr. Lawrencce Crickenberger
Carty
Robert R. Rhoderick
Ridgway Takes NATO Command in Paris Visitor
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway arrived in Paris to assume command of NATO forces, accompanied by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. He said Korea showed a multi nation alliance can defend against communism. Paris police faced Communist threats while demonstrations were planned along a route to SHAPE.
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Paris
Matthew B. Ridgway
Europe
NATO
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
Ridgway
Orly Field
Normandy
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Germany
State Employment Office Moving To Masonic Temple
State Department of Employment Security offices will relocate from Winchester Hall to the Masonic Temple on West Church Street around June 27 with operations starting July 1. The move, announced by office manager Miss Mayetta Hershberger, aims to provide easier access for applicants, replacing the second floor Winchester Hall space where the agency has occupied for about 15 years. The move includes Employment Service and Unemployment Compensation divisions.
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State Department of Employment Security
Masonic Temple
West Church Street
Mayetta Hershberger
Department of Employment Security
Winchester Hall
County
Miss Hershberger
Charges VA Has 12 000 Too Many Employes
Robert McCormick, research director of the Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report, testified before the House Veterans Affairs Committee that the Veterans Administration has about 12 000 more employees than needed and could save 44 201 000 annually by layoffs. He argued the workload has declined since World War I, leaving a potential staff reduction of about 16 984, with 11 698 additional incumbents dispensable.
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Washington
Robert McCormick
Citizens Committee For the Hoover Report
Veterans Administration
McCormick
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Guerrillas Attack U S Camp in Tongnae Korea
About 30 guerrillas overran a small U S army camp eight miles north of Pusan on Friday. Five American soldiers and a Korean houseboy were killed. two Americans were wounded while two escaped injury. The raiders seized two machineguns 2000 rounds of ammunition and seven rifles. Survivors said the raid was well planned to seize weapons as the camp stood in a gravel pit.
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Tongnae
Korea
Pusan
U. N.1
Grocers Can Hike Ceilings On Food Prices
Washington May 28 government authorized about 350000 retail grocers to raise ceilings on hundreds of food items by about a penny per item. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall said the public food bill could rise 100 to 130 million dollars yearly. The increases apply June 2 and are aimed at giving grocers pricing flexibility and boosting sagging earnings, with an average five cent weekly rise per family.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Senate approves stopgap for postal workers pay
Washington March 28 The Senate passed a stopgap measure to allow postal employees to receive pay while Congress negotiates an appropriation bill. The plan, already passed by the House, will need further ironing out of differences before taking effect. EXPECTS FIRST CHILD Mimi Benvell, New York May 28 87 F soprano Mimi Benvell, now active in TV and recitals, says she expects her first child in early fall. She is married to concert agent Walter Gould.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Appropriations Committee
New York
Mimi Benvell
Metropolitan Opera
Walter Gould
Maryland Governor urges public input on 1953 roads plan
Gov. McKeldin told the Annapolis Civitan Club that Maryland must decide soon on a roads program for 1953. He outlined three funding paths: more bonds, pay-as-you-go, or toll roads, noting bonds may require higher taxes. He emphasized public discussion to shape a likely 15-year modernization effort and said authorities are studying options without current commitment.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Maryland
Annapolis Civitan Club
State Roads
Hood Octette Charms Rotary Club At Luncheon Program
Hood Octette entertained Rotary Club members at a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon. Seven singers performed a half hour of light tunes with medleys and parodies from South Pacific and other works. The group, led by Hood senior Ann Nygren, included Pegsy Lewis as accompanist and singers Mary Sihler, Sally Backensioe, Ruth Matthews, Judy Rank, Betsy Oehrie, Jean Schmidt, and Mary Lou Springhorn.
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Hood
Francis Scott Key
Service Club
Willie
Lizzie
South Pacific
Ann Nygren
Frederick
Baltimore
Pegsy Lewis
Mary Sihler
Sally Backensioe
Ruth Matthews
Judy Rank
Betsy Oehrie
Jeani Schmidt
Mary Lou Springhorn
Herbert N Heston
Warner L. Brittain
Jades
Norman Rothenheber
Ardmore
James Posey
Frank Sapp
Harry Nicholson
Brunswick
Senate panel approves amendment on property seizure limits
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a constitutional amendment to bar the President from seizing private property except under laws passed by Congress. Chairman McCarran introduced the proposal after President Truman's steel industry seizure. It would take two thirds in both houses and ratification by three fourths of states to become law.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
McCarran D-Nevy
Tru Man
House
Oakland Adopts Daylight Saving Time in 1952
May 28 the mayor and council approved daylight saving time for Oakland making it the third Garrett County municipality to adopt the change in 1952. Grantsville and Bloomington had act earlier.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Grantsville
Bloomington
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