Equipment Moves to Bridge Site Over Monocacy River
The American Bridge Division of L. S Steel moved equipment to the Monocacy River east of Frederick to begin its superstructure contract on a new bridge carrying eastbound traffic. Case Construction Company finished the substructure. combined contracts exceed 400000. The bridge will connect to a future Frederick bypass, easing eastbound grades, with completion expected this year. Nearby work includes two by-pass bridges on US 240 and US 340 and by-pass surfacing on US 40 east of Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge Division
L. S Steel Corporation
Monocacs River
Frederick
Case Construction Company
Mt. Airy
Frederick Ny-Pass
Jug Bridge Hill
McGrove Lime Company
U Sla
Firedeuch
Iavet
The
Roads Commission
Bnds
Ridgeville
Monocacy River
Roosemont
Brunswick
Maryland 17
Potomac River Bridge
Burkittssale
Commission
Mary Jand 17
The All American Food Ice Cream History and Recipe
A home demonstration note on ice cream origins in Halo and early U S history. It covers popularity, homemade hand freezers, and a basic recipe with steps for custard base and flavor variants. It emphasizes ice cream as a staple at celebrations and general use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy J. Lofington
Columbus
America
New York City
Polly Madison
Ice cream delights and a prison verdict flash
A July dairy feature promotes peppermint ice cream and quick dessert ideas like ice cream sandwiches and snowballs with coconut. In New Jersey Hackensack June 17 James E Cobb was sentenced to 5 to 7 years for part in a plot to kill a union leader, amid claims of danger and a cooperated defense. A separate suit seeks 350000 for injuries from a Gettysburg three car crash near Gettysburg Emmitsburg on Aug 30 1953, naming four defendants with claims from Morgy and Hutin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
James E. Cobb
Kall
AFL Seafarer's Union
Bergen County
Arthur J O'Dea
Tampa
Fla
Paul Hall
Cobb
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
David L. Morgy
Kansas City
Albert V. Hutin
New York
Richard E. Retchley
Sunbury E. Mae
Morgy and
Hutin
Hutchinson Auto
Retchley and Rhodes
Natural Gas Free-For-All Starts Rumbling Again
The NEA report covers the long fight over freeing natural gas field prices from FPC regulation, highlighting producers versus consumers, key lawmakers, and proposed bills. It notes proposed shifts to exempt well-head sales, the political tug between producer states and consumer states, and projected price effects on homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Congress
FPC € Centro
FPC
Bob Kerr
Truman
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Advisory Committee On Energy Supplies and Resources
Defense Mobilization
Arthur & Flemming
Jerome J. Kuykendall
House
Senate
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
J. William Fibright
Joseph S. Clark, Jr
Philadelphia
Alex al Clark
Indianapolis
Sind Seuby
Leland Glds
Public Affairs Institute
Donald Montgomery
Auto Workers
Mountain States
Excland Enmand
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Ind
Frank Keefer
Haker Park
Sean Cramer
Mary Jane Gutekunst
Robin Fox
Frances Scotto
Nancy Hilke
Sandra Zimmerman
Connie Billy
Rita Garman
Harriet Baker
Arreanna Edwards
Sue Mohler
BIG Ong
Millard
Tawes
Maryland
E H Stroup
C. and P. Telephone Co
Annapolis
Carlin Supply Company
Maryl Kem Dee
Massey-Harris
Poolesville
NEW Holland Service Harvesters
Gaithersburg
Raymond E. Devonshire
West 49Th Street
Aniami
Frederick Memorial Hospital
R. J. Storer
Devonshire
Florida
Braddock Heights
Mathieson
Farmers Cooperative Assn., Inc
Middletown
Mathies
Joe
Union Bridge Clothing CO
Union Bridge
Club Today
Frederick County National Bank OF
North Market St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Certified
Better Homes Equip. CO
Better Homes Equipment CO
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
APT
P. L. Carter
E. 3Rd ST
Gibson
Spectro Netic
Routzahn& Sons
South Market Street
Amvets Oocus Club
West Patrick Street
the Gils
Amvets & Auxiliary
Src
UFE
St Anarce Statem
East
Patrick ST
Monument
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