Anniversaries and Today in History in The News
A compact list of notable anniversaries from 1745 to 1949 notes figures like Lindley Murray and Samuel Crothers with brief birthplace and death years. The section also covers Today in History items such as Boone’s expedition, the Volstead Act ruling, and D-Day context, plus today’s birthdays and a census supervisor’s note on Cambridge and Dorchester County population changes.
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Lindley Murray
England
Dauphin County
John F. Goucher
Baltimore
Waynesburg
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
Mass
Oswego
Albert 5. Burleson
Wilson
San Marcos
Tex
Austin
Edwin E. Slosson
Albany
Kansas
Dana C. Munro
Univ. of Wisconsin
Princeton
Bristol
R. B
Daniel Boone
North Carolina
Red River
Richard H. Lee
Continental Congress
Pacific Stock Exchange
San Francisco
China
Cleve
Orient
U. S. Supreme Court
Vatican City
Japsub
Seattle
Wash
Normandy
Okinawa
U. S
Bureau of Census
Edith Putmen Parker
University of Chicago
Rochester
Herbert Feis
State Department
New York
Alexander P. Seversky
Russia
Frederick E. Terman
Stanford University
School of Engineering
English
Ind
Robert D. Workman
Naval Chaplains
Zanesville
Ohio
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Jamestown
George Szell
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Cambridge Gains While Dorchester County Shrinks
Cambridge shows a population gain in the 1950 census preliminary figures released today by E. V. Evans, District, despite Dorchester County posting the smallest decline in the last ten years.
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Salisbury
Dorchester County
Cambridge
E. V. Evans
Traffic reform plan aims to unclog city core
Detailed surveys from years past should be compiled and cross checked with experts to form an overall plan. Proposals include removing left turns at the Square Corner, banning double parking on Market and Patrick streets, limiting loading zone use, and creating bypass streets to route heavy traffic away from the downtown core. The municipal parking lot on South Court Street should be freed for daily vehicle use. The police force should be depoliticized, staffed on merit, and supported by better administration, with training to handle the public courteously. The Police Commission in Frederick must gain real power to act, not just advise, to improve public safety and the welfare of the city.
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Market
Patrick Streets
South Court Street
Police Department
Frederick
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Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Dorchester
Ari
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Frederick, Maryland
Lee’s
Jefferson Pike
Board of Aldermen and I
WFMD
John A. Derr
Republican City Finance Committee
Elmer F. Munshower
Pearre's
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Markell & Ford
Mountain Theater
Ewa Kot
Eros St
Gillette Division
United States Rubser Co
United States
Famous
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the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Dulany
Frederick Produce CO
East Fifth St
City