Two Brosius Requests For City Heads
The Frederick Board of Aldermen will meet tonight to consider two requests from Brosius Homes Corp. In original contract terms the firm seeks approval for fifth section development of Sie Carrollton Subdivision and bids for street lighting in Carrollton section four. Brosius recently sued the city for 14104 over storm sewer extension, referencing a prior agreement by former officials to repay development costs.
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Frederick
Carrollton
Maplewood
Lincoln High School
John A. Derr
Board of Aldermen
Zimmerman
College Estates
Richard E
Court News: Deeses and Permits Listed in Local Transfers
Court activity lists numerous property transfers among individuals and couples across county and city, plus eight Frederick permits totaling 54725 dollars for a cemetery shed storage, barn to five garages, and several new homes and garages. An undercover man testifies at a Subversive Activities Control Board hearing, naming Irving Potash as a Communist Party officer.
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Burkittsville Union Cemetery
Maryland Route 17
Walkersville
J. R. Saylor and Company
Walkers
NEW York
American Communist Party
Floyd E. Rogers
Baltimore
Subversive Activities Control Board
Irving Potash
Communist Party
Rogers
Potash
Labor Commission
Montgomery County Honors Two Employees for Long Service
Montgomery County Council acknowledged 10 plus years of service by Eugene E. Monroe and Eloise D. Graham. Monroe, 34, of Norris Street Rockville, received a gold bracelet presented by County President John A. Floyd for service dating back to April 1927. Graham, 100 University Avenue Glen Echo, Administrative Aide to the County Manager, has served since January 1938 and was honored in a ceremony.
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Montgomery Council
Sharce
Montgomery Coun
County Council
County Coun
Ascil
John A. Floyd
Thay
Eugene” E” Monroe
Montgomery Real
Eugene E
Norris Street
Rockville
Graham
Zureau
Department of Public
Eloise D. Graham
University Avenue
Glens
Floyd Echo
Mont
Fragmentary sports note from London NYU game delay
An incomplete AP dispatch describes a London event with NYU basketball players Kramer and Peat, mentioning a puzzled crowd and a late game sequence. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only hints of a game and a high scoring effort.
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Otho A. Tome
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Helen F. Mock
Laura V. Handley
Null, Inc
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Dallas W. Kehne Jr
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Brosius Development Corporation
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Joseph Roger Stanton
Rolling Acres, Inc
Potomac Edison Company
Ira J. Bile
William C. Humm
Roy J. Wivell
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Mount Arry
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Silver Spring
Rhoderick Road
Fingerboard Road
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Meadow Road
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Adamstown
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Dacron & Rayon
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Franklin Stockman
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