Zoning Board Sustained In Apartment Suit
Frederick judges uphold zoning board in northern city area dispute over garden apartment permits. Four two story brick buildings by E Blumenthal and Stewart Bainum, totaling 100 units as part of 150 authorized under critical area housing. Judge Woodward notes residents opposed but court affirms section 4 and 27 C of city code. Scholarship mention: Lester Clem awarded Florence E Stoner Scholarship to Western Maryland College by Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Charles W. Woodward
James
Frederick
E. Blumenthal
Alton Homes
Long Beach
Stewart Bainum
Washington
Blumenthal
Motter Avenue
West Fifteenth Street
Bainum
West Fourteenth Street
Woodward
Edward °. Smith
Frederick City
Lester William Clem
Lester R. Clem
Walkersville
Florence E. Stoner
Western Maryland College
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick City Ordinance Meets Light and Air Standards
The court finds that the submitted plans provide adequate light and air to the apartments and neighboring property, and that the total open yard area complies with the ordinance. The judge also noted further considerations in the case.
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Frederick City
Court Upholds City Ordinance Action by Board of Zoning
In Baltimore a decision on a similar case is not applicable here. The Board of Zoning Appeals and the Court must deal with the ordinance as written and cannot alter it. The judge stated that the Board’s action must be confirmed.
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Baltimore
Board of Zoning Appeals
Immigration Bill Is Vetoed By Truman
President Truman vetoed a bill revising all immigration and naturalization laws calling it a threat to America's strength and moral leadership for peace. He said an overhaul is needed, noting some good points but objecting to others as too costly and harmful, with the main benefit seen as removing the Oriental naturalization bar and assigning consequences.
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Washington
Truman
America
Mall
Far East
Congress
110 Ballots Challenged In Local Plant Voting
110 ballots were challenged Wednesday as 157 employees of the Union Manufacturing Co hosiery plant in Frederick voted on a bargaining agency. Two judges from the Baltimore NLRB supervised the election ordered by the government agency. The NLRB will hear challenged votes in July. Union watchers claimed 98 votes were challenged by company watchers. The union and NLRB also challenged 12 company voters, mainly supervisory employees.
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Struck Union Manufacturing Co
Frederick
Baltimore
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
AFL
Guila Beacht
Milton Stroble
Union
Hosiery Strike Keeps Unity Amid March Call
A spokesman for the local hosiery union says no defection has occurred since the strike was initiated on March 3. Names include Grace Angleburger and Martin J Wachter, both tied to knitting. The report notes the strike remains solid despite surrounding chatter as workers stay firm.
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Wwon
Grace Angleburger
Ay Mender
Martin J. Wachter
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