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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1951

Page

2

Commissioners Weigh Right-of-Way for Road System

At a county meeting Commissioner A. Grant Hooper urged continued public interest in improving the road system. He stressed cooperation and patience to avoid politics. The Roads Board recommended Frederick City obtain a needed right-of-way for Singapore Road improvements pending for some time.

A. Grant Hooper Board of County Commissioners Roads Board Frederick City Singapore

Roads Board Reports 1951 Maintenance Costs Surge

Frederick County Roads Board told County Commissioners that maintenance for roads and bridges in the first five months of 1951 surpassed $112,000, driven by winter damage. Engineers estimate full year maintenance could exceed $200,000 with oiling costs of $50,000 to $60,000. Construction costs for five months total about $78,000, with overhead around $13,000. The board recommended accepting a $74,032 low bid for 2.5 miles of Mountville road under Federal aid, to be shared 50 50 by county and federal funds. The engineer was asked to seek a 2 right of way along the H and F Railway road from Potomac Edison Co.

Frederick County Roads Board Roger’ ‘B. Willard Willard M. J. Grove Lime. Co Mountville Road Potomac Edison Co H. and F Fulmer

Court News Property Deeds and Guardian Bid

Property deeds transfer among multiple parties including Benjamin W Saxton Ruth L Fisher Mildred Hessong Helen Mock and Robert W Humm with sums from $1 to $10 and county limits. Equity case over John Stude baker declared incompetent with petition for guardian appointment. Marriage licenses issued for James A Rollins 24 and Dorothy P Bowie 20 both colored in Emmitsburg and 34 South Bentz street.

Benjamin W. Saxton Irvin J. Fisher Ruth L. Fisher Newton L. Fisher Mildred H. Hessong Helen F. Mock Mildred M. Hessong Robert W. Humm William H. Humm John Studebaker Guardian James A. Rollins Emmitsburg Dorothy P. Bowie South Bentz Street

Union Bridge and nearby notices report cross-border moves

German students Linwood Brande and Hannas Capusta, recent graduates from Union Bridge and Elmer Wolfe High Schools, plan returns to Germany in July with the second group. Rev. Paul Freeman to remain at Seifort Pa. church. Mrs. Roop and family host at Linwood. Community updates include services at Pipe Creek Church and Fathers Day gathering. Also, Mrs. David Roop hospitalized in Baltimore. Lester Grossnickle recovering from appendectomy. In Vienna, Russians permit shipment of 20,000 tons Marshall Plan grain from American to Soviet zones on Danube, hinting at shipping resumption.

Union Bridge Better Brande New Windsors High School Carroll Roop Linwood Germany Hannas Capusta Elmer Wolfe Samuel A. Harley America Paul Freeman Keymar Christian Holiness Church Seifort David Roup University Hospital Baltimore Lester Grossnickle Maryland General Hospital Pipe Creek the Brethen John D.’ Roop Ollie Jones Unionville Wwae Vienna Austria Danube

Europe’s greatest waterway closed by Russians to New York

A spokesman for East and Gulf Coast ship owners said late today that the great European waterway has been closed to New York shipping as concessions are being made by the Russians. The report notes June 19 developments affecting trade routes through Austria and related tensions.

Europe New York Austria

Hold 4 407 000 Policies Sets Record for Maryland Life Policies

The Institute of Life Insurance announced that Maryland families owned 4,407,000 life insurance policies at year start, valued at 3,932,000,000 dollars, a record high for protection.

New York Institute of Life Insurance Maryland

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