Statewide Board of Property Review Created in Frederick County
Frederick County judges appoint a four member Board of Property Review to hear disputes over fair value of properties acquired for road building. The act shifts many condemnation cases from circuit court, sets timelines for maps recording and payment, and allows appeals. The board includes a lawyer and an engineer, with per diem pay and five month limits to decide cases.
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Frederick’ County
Board of Property Review
State Roads Commission
Circuit Court
General Assembly
Sherman, P. Bowers
Frederick
Robert L. Kolb
Samuel L. Birely
Thurmont
Stedman Prescott
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Thomas M. Anderson
Kathryn J. Lawlor
Roads Commission
Lcal Court
Frederick High School Alumni elects Brown president
William Elmer Brown, class of 1941, was elected president of the Frederick High School Alumni Association at the spring dance held Wednesday evening at the Braddock Heights pavilion. About 200 attendees. officers elected include Alma Staley Bowers vice president, Mary Catherine Hahn Biser secretary, Robert E. Gearinger treasurer, and directors Edward Keefer Roy Blumenauer Thomas Gosneil and Max Kehne. Retiring president Charles Roelke.
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William Elmer Brown
Frederick High School
Braddock Heights
Alma Staley Bowers
Mary Catherine Hahn Biser
Robert E. Gearinger
Edward JC. Keefer
Roy Blumenauer
Thomas A Gosneil
Max Kehbne
Charles Roelke
Playgrounds Of City Open Next Friday
Frederick city announces thirteen supervised playgrounds will open next Friday including Staley Park Rosedale Linden Hills Catoctin Avenue and Baker Park. Pool opening is delayed by incomplete filtration parts though staff and training plans are set with openings scheduled for June.
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Frederick City
City
Staley Park
Rosedale
Linden Hills
Catoctin Avenue
McCurdy
Eugene Rickell
Nickie Nichols
Rosemary Oden
Ellen Roof
William Corbin
William Hall Jr
Diggs
Adelaide Hall
Russell Snowden
William Lewis
Diggs Pool
Ann Livingston
Falls Three Stories To School Basement
Thirteen year old Mickey Orye of Brunswick slipped during a class change and fell three stories to the basement hall near the cafeteria. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in good condition with no broken bones but in shock after the descent. he reportedly landed on his feet after breaking against banister rails and regained consciousness later.
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Mickey Orye
Brunswick School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brunswick
Orye
Clement Orye
Orge
Last Day Of School Brought Joy To Frederick Youth
Frederick youngsters celebrate the last day of school with noon dismissals city and county wide. Teachers share in the relief as summer break begins. No fixed opening date for fall is set, with schools typically resuming the Wednesday after Labor Day, this year on September 3.
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Frederick
Rock Slide Fire Destroys Leonardtown Hotel and Niagara Plant
A massive rockslide at Niagara Gorge destroyed the Schoellkopf hydroelectric station depriving the Niagara Mohawk system of power and killing a worker, while in Leonardtown Maryland a fire ripped through the St Marys Hotel injuring three occupants. The Leonardtown blaze forced many to jump from upper floors as firefighters battled the flames.
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Rock Slide
Leonardtown
Niagara Falls
N. Y. Wi
Niagara Gorge
Schoellkopf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Richard A. Draper
Lewiston
Draper
American Falls
Prospect Point
Chris Nelson
Niagara Mohawk
St. Mary’s
Maryland
Baltimore
St. Marys County Hospital
Walter Pfaff
Mary Ave
R. F. Supfield
Rogers Forge
Irvin Redman
Redman
Tom Hynes
St. Mary's
Hynes
St. Marys County
Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent
Breton Bay
Potomac River
B. Kennedy Abell
Kennedy Abeil Dr
Conference Hears Reports at Maryland Methodist Session
The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church discussed a broad agenda on its second full day in Westminster Maryland. Reports were due from the Pensions Fund Commission on World Service and Finance and the Methodist Historical Society with afternoon sessions from Ministerial Training and Qualifications and the Commission on Town and Country Work among others.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Conference Pensions ‘Fund
Commission On World Service and Finance
The
Methodist Historical Society
Board of Ministerial Training and Qualifications
Commission On Town and Country Work
Roy Named Principal of Yellow Springs Elementary
Dwight M. Roy, a county schools veteran since 1948, was named principal of the new Yellow Springs elementary school by the Frederick County Board of Education. The eight classroom building, under construction, should be ready for occupancy next fall with seven teachers plus the principal. Roy, a native of Oakland, studied at Frostburg State Teachers College and Western Maryland College, earning an MA in 1951. He previously taught at Adams Amstown and Elm Street Junior High and resides with his wife Ruthellen Lenhart in Frederick.
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Dwight M. Roy
Yellow Springs
Frederick County Board of Education
Eugene W. Pruitt
Roy
Oakland
Frostburg State Teachers
University of ‘Maryland Law School
iHe
Western Maryland College
Adeamstown
Elm Street
Ruthellen Lenhart
Trail! Avenue
Zeigler Named General Sales Manager at M J Grove Lime
G A Zeigler is appointed general sales manager at the M J Grove Lime Company. The slate also names James H Grove as vice president operations and Edward D Grove Jr as secretary treasurer while other officers retain their posts. Zeigler has held roles with W R Grace and Company and the Potash Export Association and has lived in several cities and countries. He is the son of late local pioneer Walter F Zeigler and will relocate with his wife Marianna Radcliff and their four children to Frederick.
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M J. Grove Lime Company
James H. Grove
Edward D. Grove Jr
George A. Zeigler
Robert B. Crothers
W. Jarboe Grove
F. Grove White
Mr. Zeigler
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Zeigler
W. R. Grace and Company
New York City
Potash Export Association
Bolivia
South America
Chaleston
D. C
Montclair
N. J
United States
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Australia
Asia
Marianna Radcliff
Walter F. Zeigler
Five Day Forecast for AM Maryland and Delaware
Five day outlook shows fair weather with a chance of scattered showers on Tuesday. Temperatures trend below normal with slight weekend cooling and a warmer Monday followed by cooler Tuesday. Highs range from the low 80s in the east and Delaware to mid 70s in western Maryland. Lows vary from the low 40s in the east and Delaware to the 30s in the west.
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Maryland
Delaware
East
Bennette Becomes County Health Bacteriologist
Calvin B. Bennette joined the county health department Thursday as associate bacteriologist succeeding William C. Wheeler. A UNC graduate and former senior Richmond city bacteriologist, Bennette trained in Baltimore and has worked in Maryland and Virginia health labs. He and his wife Dorothy live with daughters Shirley and Debbie in Frederick. Bennette is a member of the American Society of Bacteriologists and Virginia Health Association and enjoys fishing.
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Calvin B. Bennette
County Health Department
Forbes Burgess
Burgess
Bennette
William C. Wheeler
Central Laboratories
Baltimore
State Health Department
University of North Carolina
Massengill Pharmaceutical Company
Bristol
Tenn
The
Medical College
Richmond
City Health Department
C. A. Perry
State Bureau of Laboratories
Texas
Army Medical Department
Frederick
Shirley
Dorothy
Debbie
Red 2
American Society of Bacteriologists
Virginia Health Association
Miller Property Sale To City Is Ratified
Final ratification of the sale of the J. Marshall Miller property at 731 North Market Street to the corporation of Frederick for 25000 occurred Thursday in Circuit Court. The city bought the property in mid May at public sale. A deed for the premises is expected to be executed the first of the week. It will likely house city departments now at City Hall.
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J. Marshall Miller
North Market Street
Corporation of Frederick
City Hall
Frederick youth injured untangling car bumpers
Michael L. Brewer 11, of 117-A Stewart Manor, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after catching his left middle finger between bumpers of two cars in Stewart Manor parking lot. Damage to both bumpers was under $10 each. his father Charlies Brewer drove him to the hospital.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Michael L. Brewer
Stewart Manor
William Mutchner
Charlies
Brewer
North Frederick
Paul Kalavnski
President Eisenhower Dines In Pink Of Condition
AP photographer Henry Burroughs reports President Eisenhower at a large Washington dinner. He praised Pearl Bailey’s performance, ate fatless fare including steak and vegetables, and thanked the entertainers before leaving with Secret Service in a limousine. He joked with Bob Hope and pressed for a ride.
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Henry *Burroughs
Tony Muto
New Press
Fox Movietone News
Deat
White House
Washington (m — President
Pearl Bailey
Neisenhower
Howard M.walher
Vigor Snyder
Eisenhower
Bob Hope
Hope
James Hagerty
Jim
Hagerty
Secret Service
Gunman slays three in North Side tavern spree
A fast shooting by an enraged ex convict at Mickey and Maxies Miracle Cabaret on Argyle Street left owner Max Epstein 45 and Lois Gates 28 dead and a newsboy 32 fatally shot in the street. Police identified the killer as Lawrence N Larry Neumann 28, previously jailed for armed robbery.
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Chicago
North Side
Max Epstein
Mickey
Maxie
Argyle St
Epstein
Lois Gates
Edgewater Hospital
Mickey Epstein
Lawrence N
Larry Neumann
Neumann
Election Held for Free Kindergarten Board and Officers
The Free Kindergarten board elections were held Thursday evening in the Federated Charities Building. Mrs Grayson Bowers was elected president with a slate including vice president Mrs Richard Nallin and treasurer Mrs Nathan England. The kindergarten officially closed May 25 with a children’s program and refreshments, and will reopen October 1 at 1 AM for five year olds.
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Federated Charities
Grayson Bowers
Ernest Helfenstein Jr
Nathan England
Mazie Emmert
David C. Grove
Joyce Gregoire
Emmeret
Richard Nallin
Carroll Hendrickson Sr
Robert E. Delaplaine
Georgianna Gittinger
Mary Ange Sappington
Dr White Not Called For Eisenhower Illness
Boston The office of Dr Paul Dudley White who treated President Eisenhower for a heart condition said he had not heard from Washington about the presidents present indisposition His secretary said he is keeping his days appointments as usual. Germany Austria and Md Walter E Schmidt Sadlersville leaves June 25 for Austria as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to live and work with farm families.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Washington
White
Austria
College Park
Walter E. Schmidt
Sadlersville
New York City
Eisenhower hospitalized after ileitis attack
President Eisenhower was taken to Walter Reed Hospital with ileitis, a precautionary measure amid no heart trouble indicators. White House officials said all engagements were postponed and the condition was described as upset stomach with no fever or severe pain.
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Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
Snyder
Francis Pruitt
Walter Reed
Col. Pruitt
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Nixon
White House
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Army Hospital
F. H
G. A. Zeigler
Grove
Local Health Dept
Miller
Western Maryland Railway
Earrier
New York
Potomac
Knoxville
Frederick Junction
Dr. White
Heart
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Edward P. Thomas
Dan Weinberg
White House News Photographers Association
Sheraton Park
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