Aldermen Establish 24 Traffic Loading Zones
In a special session Monday night the Mayor and Aldermen approved twenty four loading and unloading zones along Market and Patrick streets to ease congestion. Zones also cover intersecting side streets with ban on nonloading parking 8 am to 6 pm except Sundays and holidays. Effective June 30, penalties provided for infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Patrick Streets
North Market Street
Earle’s
Singer Sewing Machine
Rosenaut's
Royal Jewelers
Frederick Cloak and Suit
H. F. Shiptey’s
American
Robert L Grove and Hershberger's
Cole and Smith
Southern Restaurant
New York Sample Shoppe
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Mutual Insurance Company
Cappello's
General Acceptance Corp
Solar’s
Goodrich
South Market Street
Landis Jewelry
Seeger and Co
Cavell’s
Jacobson’s
C. E. Cl
Carroll Street
Barbara Fritchie
All Saints
Market Street
Church Street
Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Parkway
Grove Boulevard
Kline Boulevard
City Hall
Wilson Avenue
Co. E. Easterday
Pipe relocation approved by board near Apple and Bigge avenues
A board approved transferring a proposed pipe one block westward from Apple avenue to Bigge avenue. The board will hold its regular session on Wednesday night.
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CAA
Apple Avenue
Bigge Avenue
Government rests in Coplon espionage trial
Washington June 13 The government finished its case in the seven weeks long espionage trial of Judith Coplon. The defense said it will subpoena Dr Edward A Condon to testify that the charges are nonsense. Dr Condon head of the US Bureau of Standards has denied the accusations and asked for a congressional hearing. The Atomic Energy Commission cleared him for access to atomic information. The date for Coplon to testify remained undecided.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Edward A. Condon
Russia
Dr. Condon
U. S. Bureau of Standards
House UN- American Activities Subcommittee
Atomic Energy Commission
Palmer
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
Taneytown Pythian Sisters hold July meeting
Mrs Maggie Eyler hosted the Pythian Sisters Past Chief's Club of Taneytown Temple No. 23. Scripture was read by Mrs Maude Norton and six teen members with guests answered with one of the ten commandments. Next meeting July 20 at Miss Clara Devilbiss home.
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Taneytown
Maggie Eyler
Pythian Sisters
Taneytown Temple No
Maude Norton
Holl
Gladys McNair
Clara Devilbiss
Ethel Pippin
Hesson-Snyder Post No
American Legion
Senators Press Budget Cut Plan Across Parties
Nineteen senators from both parties sponsor a resolution urging President Truman to cut federal spending by 2 to 4 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The plan, backed by Expenditures chair McClellan, aims to balance the budget with no new taxes, and constrain cuts to at most 20 percent per department. Also noted are Council of Economic Advisors remarks on economy and a birthday party at East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
McClellan
D-Ark
Treasury
Courts
Two Airmen Killed in Misawa Flight Crashes
Tokyo reports two American airmen died and three were injured during training flight crashes at Misawa air base in northern Honshu. Fourteen planes were destroyed or damaged in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Misawa
Honshu
Wheat Pact Is Ratified by Senate Amid Debate
The Senate ratified an international wheat agreement aimed at exporting 168 million bushels annually for four years. It becomes effective July 1 if enough nations ratify, with U S, four other net exporters and 36 importers involved.
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Washington
Senate
Vandenberg
R-Mich
United States
Russia
Argentina
Elbert Thomas
Dutah
Lodge
R-Mass
Ice Box Supply of Farm Provisions Mentioned
A fragment notes an “Ice box supply” of milk, chickens, eggs and other farm products, implying local provisions for households or a rural retailer. The line hints at essential perishables in a community trade or home economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed “Ice Box
Court News details multiple divorces and marriages in Maryland area
Ally Elaine Tyeryar attorneys Clyde Shilling and Virginia Myers list bill of complaint filings for absolute divorces and temporary alimony. Marriage licenses issued for numerous couples including Marvin Kennedy Catherine Burns Edward Gray Elmira Nayor and others. Entries cover ages addresses and towns from Frederick to Gaithersburg and Mt. Airy with several separations noted.
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Court News
Ally Elaine
Tyeryar
Thomas L. Tyeryar
Virginia L. Myers
Leo Paul Myers
Marvin E. Kennedy
Frederick
Catherine E. Burns
East Second Street
Edward B. Gray
Elmira
Property Transfers in County Records for Ten Dollars
To Percy I Payne and wife and to Lewis J Martz and wife both involve county transfers at ten dollars. Cherry Ford White versus Ewart G Terpenning also lists ten dollars in county conveyance.
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Percy I. Payne
Lewis J. Martz
Lester H. Fogle
Patient George Kanade Returns Home From Frederick Memorial
Mr George Kanade who had been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a week returned to his home near Fin Hill Monday afternoon much improved.
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George Kanade
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fin Hill
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Oye
HES Psn Sil S
Delphey
SPA
Coplon
Council of Economic Advisors
Census Bureau
Mildred Eyler
East Sixth Street
June Marie Eyler
Sandra
Shirley
Sally Cole
Nancy Talbort
Mary Alice May
Leon Eyler
Lester Cole
Pic
James Green
Arthur May
New Windsor
Prescription
Pearre
RED Cross
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Tru-Ade
Eldred Calhoun
Grant City
Missouri
Carmen C. Sawyer
Augusta
Maine
Harvey R. Baker
Lovettsville
Margaret K. Bohrer
Lucketts
Reno N. Wigington
North Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Harriet C. Compher
Burkittsville
George C. Covell
Beatrice D. Lewis
Myers
General Motora
America
Renn Pontiac CO
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Pontiac
Burdette Brothers
General Electric
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Fisher’s
East
Patrick ST
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