Hold Meeting To Protest School Plans In Mount Airy
The Citizens League of Mount Airy drew 60 plus attendees to a meeting at the Mount Airy Activities Building to oppose consolidating Mount Airy and Sykesville high schools. They seek 1,000 petition signatures and plan a weekend campaign with notaries, while noting plans for a Winfield consolidated high school.
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Citizens League of
Mount Airy
Sykesville
Carroll County School Board
Winfield
Carroll County
Citizens League
Lewis Dixon
The
Mount. .Iry
Vernon R. Simpson
Damascus High School
Montgomery County
Eldersburg
Petition drive falls short on service bill referendum
ANNAPOLIS AP Secretary of State Lloyd L Simpkins announced that only 10846 valid signatures were collected to force a referendum on a companion bill to the public accommodations act. The total trailed the 11541 required by 695, risking no suspension of the bill on June 1 as the first step toward a referendum. The measure would empower the state interracial commission to enforce equal service for Negroes in motels hotels and restaurants in Baltimore City and 11 of 22 counties. Officials warned of potential court challenges to void petitions. In Norway a road to the North Cape on Barents Sea was carved.
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Annapolis
Lloyd L. Simpkins
State Interracial Commission
Baltimore City
Simpkins
Surrey Displayed Fifty Years Ago Restored at Frederick Fair
A restored surrey with fringe on top, once shown at the Frederick Fair over half a century ago, is now on West Patrick street weekends. Dr. J Bernard McClellan purchased the relic and trains two ponies to pull it for this year's fair, aiming for another prize.
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Frederick Fair
West Patrick Street
J. Bernard McClellan
Fairview Avenue
Surrey
Wigs Covered Under Homeowners Policy Explains Insurance
An advisory note explains wigs can be insured under homeowners policies including broad form coverage for fire theft and vandalism. It notes professional use may require a floater policy and highlights high wig costs from 760 to over 1000 dollars.
Bidding Date Postponed On Classrooms
Frederick High School delays bids for ten portable classrooms by one week to Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the School Board offices on East Church Street. Prospective bidders notified by phone. additional specifications on heating and furnishings to be sent. A special Board of Education meeting is scheduled, though not related to the bid delay.
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Frederick High School
East Church Street
Plas
Board of Education
Allen R. Gaddis Jit
Fredeick County Gas House Pike survey restored display
Every weekend the rebuilt old survey is pulled from a storage shed behind Delphey's and set up on display in the parking area in front of the sporting goods store on Gas House Pike in Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Delphey's
Sporting Goods
Portable Classrooms Specified in Frederick Post Display
Specifications for the type of portable classrooms originally ordered, first shown in a Frederick Post and News picture, outline cost and deployment context amid ongoing public order concerns. The document notes the display and cost considerations reflected in press coverage.
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Frederick
Protesting Bills in Anne Arundel Referenda Passed
Secretary of State Lloyd L Simpkins approved petitions to put four Anne Arundel County measures on the 1964 referendum ballot. Bills would reorganize the county sanitary commission create a People's Court revise the trial magistrates system and shift licensing from the county commissioners to police. An earlier petition move would require public school bus transportation for parochial students and place the county police under a commissioner. A separate report notes a 9 year old boy Maurice Pat died after being struck by scrap iron at Provident Hospital.
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Annapoulis
Anne Arundel County
Lloyd L. Simpkins
County Sanitary Commission
People’s Court
Simpkins
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Provident Hospital
Maurice Pat
Teasing Incident Leads to Metal Throwing by Teen Girl
Police report recounts Deborah De mar, a 15 year old girl, being involved after a group of boys teased her. A metal object was hurled during the confrontation, with authorities urging calm and further inquiry into the motive and consequences.
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Yesteryear
James E. McClellan
Barbara Anne
Debra Lee
Terry Ellen
J. Rolfe Castleman
Delphey’s
McClellan
Columbus Kemp
South Market Street
Waynesboro
Jesse Bell
Chasecraft
Phoenix Mobile Homes
Benger
Sirenife
Ferderwre Coty Farr
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick St
Nicodemus
Wertheimer
N. Court
Stoffer
Sanner Insurance Agency. Inc
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M Worth Court
Call Sara
Ritchie — Associates, Inc
South Market St
J. Ward Kerrigan
Hillcrest
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Bover
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Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Milton A. Reckore
Adjutant General of
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National Guard
Cambridge
Reckord
Carey Jarman
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Theodore R. McKeldin
John E. T. Camper
McKekin
Bernard Harris Jr
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Harris
Camper
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South Africa
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