Open Way For Funeral Homes Plans Pass City Meeting
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved an amendment allowing funeral establishments in residential districts after a lengthy effort sparked by a mortuary proposal at the Valentine property on North Market Street. Protests delayed progress, a new petition was added to the city records, and a hearing before the Zoning Appeals board is slated. The same meeting authorized banning door to door peddling per a Supreme Court ruling, authorized lease termination for the A and P parking lot, and directed routine municipal business including tennis court improvements and SPCA shelter review.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Valentine
North Market Street
Jesse C. Smith
E. Austin James
Frederick City
U. S Supreme Court
Donald B. Rice
South Court Street
Park Committee
SPCA
East Third Street
Municipal Airport Administration
West Europe Needs Stronger Air Defense
General Hoyt S. Vandenberg said Western Europe’s air defense is not as strong as needed and stressed the aim to increase tactical air strength until it can deter war. He endorsed broader North Atlantic Pact bases, noting Spain and Turkey’s inclusion is political and beyond his remit. In Rockville, six Montgomery County scholarship winners were announced by Superintendent Edwin W. Broome from Damascus High and Bethesda-Chevy Chase High, including named students and institutions.
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Paris
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
France
United States
Canada
Vandenberg
Western Europe
Spain
Turkey
Rockville
Montgomery County
Edwin W. Broome
Western Maryland College
Ellis Franklin Cline
Damascus High
St Mary's Seminary
Barbara Lee Vandervanter
Woodhaven Blvd
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Johns Hopkins University
Fred Billig
Bethesda
William and Mary graduates include four Frederick students
Four Frederick seniors were among 310 graduates at the College of William and Mary exercises on June 10 in Williamsburg. Nancy Rebecca Kennedy earned a B S in biology and will pursue biological research, Eldred C Van Fossen received a Bachelor of Civil Law with an A B in jurisprudence, John DeRose studies fine arts and plans medical art at Johns Hopkins, and Kenneth N Bruchey earned an A B in business administration. Additional details note Kennedy’s high school and activities, Van Fossen’s law-club membership, DeRose’s Frederick High School background, and Bruchey’s roles in the band chorus and Kappa Alpha. The Republic of Israel was created in 1948 and occupies much of Palestine.
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William and Mary
Frederick
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Nancy Rebecca Kennedy
Francis L Kennedy
East Church Street
Eldred
C €. VanFossen
Eldred W. VanFossen
Lindbergh Avenue
Leff
John DeRose
H. R DeRose
Newman Club
W. C. A. der Steuben Verein
Phi Mu
VanFossen
Wythe Law Club
DeRose
Frederick High School
Johns Hopkins University
Brachey
Wiliam and Mary
Kappa Alpha Order
Ijamsville Homemakers Club Meets in June
The Ijamsville Homemakers Club met at Miss Marie Miller home on Monday evening. The gathering included prayers, readings by Mrs. Harry C Swomley, and a roll call about vacation plans. Members voted to outing Fishing Creek on July 1 and to report individual earnings for the club treasury at the September meeting.
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Ijamsville Club
Ijamsville Homemakers Club
Marie Miller
Lords
Harry C Swomley
Fishing Creek
Walter A England
Social Situation: You have something to tell an adult later
The guidance cautions delaying a private message until a child departs. It contrasts wrong timing with the correct approach, noting that one should recognize the child’s exit will reveal an appropriate moment to speak privately with the other adult.
U of M Budget Approved by State Board
The State Board of Public Works approved the itemized 15,033,516.47 budget for the University of Maryland but rejected the Regents’ request for faculty pay raises. Governor McKeldin said action may come in the next General Assembly session to boost instructors and researchers, amid concerns that stenographers earn more than some faculty. The Regents had sought 1,231,430 for raises to professors and staff.
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State Board of Public Works
University of Maryland
University
Board of Regents
McKeldin
General Assembly
Oth
Regents Seek Higher Faculty Salaries at University
University Regents urged a 20 percent salary raise for faculty and staff to sustain standards and pay fair living wages. They proposed minimums of 6750 for professors 5800 for associate professors 4800 for assistant professors and 4000 for instructors. The Board of Public Works took no action citing a 500000 emergency fund. The Regents blamed the Assembly for lacking broad state salary increases after winter wage hikes for most state employees.
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Board of Public Works
General Assembly
James G. Rennie
Assembly
Porcupine Classified as Rodent, Biological Note
A porcupine is classified within the rodent family, noting its evolutionary and anatomical ties to other small mammals. The statement identifies porcupines as rodents, highlighting their placement in the mammalian classification.
May Frederick building permits total and May 1950 comparison
May permits in Frederick valued at 277 005 dollars, per the city engineer, with 277 008 reported by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. May 1950 had 1 075 dollars in authorized value. Year to date through May stood at 810 015 dollars, behind the 1 229 950 dollar five month total of 1950. The item also notes 1949 cancer death figures: 102 671 men and 101 980 women.
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Frederick
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
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