Frederick face off over shopping center plan clouded by statements
At a Frederick Maryland meeting, claims that Sears Roebuck would take 50 000 square feet in the Young farm center were denied by manager Girard W Gallup. A Washington realtor disavowed Berlin's statements and outlined plans to develop the Young property with local merchants and housing while keeping residents informed as plans advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Washington
George W. Young
Seventh Street Pike
Girard W. Gallup
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Young Farm
Joseph Berlin
Sears
Gallup
Sears, Roebuck
Harry Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld Realty Co
Berlin
Rosenfeld
Richard E. Zimmerman
Camp Detrick
Zimmerman
Frederick
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Baltimore
Frederick City
Frederick County
He Planning Commission
Weather Observer Takes New Job at Hood Company
Frederick weather staff veteran Maurice F. Orris known as Dec will leave the Freder ick Weather Bureau station at the airport to join William S. Hood distributing and work in sales promotion for Span-O-Life Battery Company. Orris, Middletown resident, served nearly 16 years in government service including 15 in Frederick, with CAA and wartime Ferry Command. Station status remains uncertain but appears to remain in operation for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Orris
Middletown
CAA
Old Detrick Field
U. S. Air Force Ferry Command
Mgr. Orris
Weather Bureau
Frederick County
Suspected Dope Peddler Is Held In New York City
A suspected big time dope peddler described as a wholesaler to three East Coast cities was held on 15,000 bond on six federal narcotics charges. Henry Bernard Oliver, 38, of New York City, was arrested after a daylong stakeout on a Washington street corner. Officers found uncut heroin and processing residue on him, with a street value around 1000 dollars. Oliver reportedly traveled between New York and Washington every four to five days, supplying wholesalers in other cities. Other news mentions a Korean airlift and cemetery officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leroy Morrison
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Henry Bernard Oliver
New York City
Morrison
Thomas Andrews
Oliver
Treasury
New York
Interstate Peddiers
Here
Girl Scouts Tour New York City Sightseeing Trip
Sixteen Girl Scouts led by Mrs Edward Storm and chaperones toured New York from June 10 for three days. They visited the Statue of Liberty Empire State Building Greenwich Village Rockefeller Center and the UN with a hospital detour for Mary Althouse due to appendicitis. They attended Take A Guess on TV won five dollars and shopped at the American Museum of Natural History before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Storm
Stock Exchange
United Nations
Empire State Building
Greenwich Village
Automat
Frances
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
Jon
U. N
Ing Rockefeller Center
Music Hall
Eve Leonard
the Astor
Big City
Placeformum
American Museum of Natural History
Io Central Park
Temple Emanuel
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Riverside Church
Grant
George Washington Bridge
Museum For Natural History
Frank Keefer
Lef
Girl Scout Troop 15
Mary Storm
Karen Lindquist
Jeanne Rabstein
Elaine Schnauffer
Irene Godsey
Kay Kaufman
Joseph Whisner
William Schnauffer
Ray Baker
Mary Althouse
J. J. Wolberg
Patsy Kent
Kay Schnauffer
Mrs. Edward Storm
Frances Ashbury
Rachel Baker
Marion Wolberg
Brenda Fagan
Patsy Holdcraft
Iva Zeiler
Editt Whisner
Maryland Bar Group Seeks Chesnut Successor Names
A Baltimore based committee of the Maryland State Bar Association begins work to list qualified candidates to replace Federal Judge W Calvin Chesnut who plans to retire at eighty. Rep Edward T Miller is among rumored successors and may accept a federal judgeship if offered. The panel meets to compile names as Chesnut retains some judicial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland State Bar Association
W.calvin Chesnut
Edward T. Miller
Miller
Bar Association Committee
Chesnut
U. S
Maryland
William €. Coleman
Clarence W. Miiles
The
Bar Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Hagerstown
Jo Ann Vance
Association
Washington County
Edward H. Burke
William A. Gunter
F. W. C. Webb
E. Shipley
Ogle Marbury
Court of Appeals
Roads Department Worker Is Killed In Bridge Accident
HAGERSTOWN, Md. June 19 A county roads department worker died after a highway driver knocked a ladder from under him while he painted a bridge at Kemp’s Mill. Joseph Ho Long 64 of Clear Spring died of a skull fracture at Washington County Hospital. Follmer D Palmer J of Hagerstown was arrested and denies driving the car that struck the barricade and ladder. He will face a hearing tomorrow morning. Long fell about 15 feet to the bridge floor after the ladder was struck. Fellow workers provided a license number to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
County Roads Department
Kemp's Mill
Here
Joseph Ho Long
Clear Sonng
Washington County
Follmer D. Palmer
Long
Police Report Man Tried To Kill Self
MARTINSBURG W V June 21. David Walker Timmons 24, wanted for jail break in Hagerstown Md twice tried to kill himself. He was jailed after refusing extradition and later attempted suicide with his belt. He cut wrists with glass slivers. treated by a doctor. Timmons waived extradition and was returned to Hagerstown for a 60 day term for purse snatching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
David Walker Timmons
Hagerstown
Timmons
R C. Stum
Stum
Maryland
Reprieved From Term for Beavers After Parole Aid
Robert Lee Beavers eighteen of Freder jack was reprieved from an eighteen month sentence for assault and battery by intercession of State Parole Officer Alton Whitmore Friday in People's Night Court. Beavers struck Shirley E. Long on West Patrick street Thursday evening and pleaded guilty. He received a suspended sentence with conditions to stay away from the victim and was remanded to the House of Correction until September. Parole officer Whitmore testified Beavers had shown good readjustment except for temper. Several other local citations and penalties were issued for speeding and peace disturbance amid routine courtroom proceedings. A Civil Air Patrol unit aided in a search for a missing plane in the Choptank River region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Beavers
Freder Jack
Alton’ Whitmore
People’s Night Court
Beavers
Shirley E. Long
West Patrick ‘Street
Hough
H Reese Shoemaker
Jon
House of Correction
Starr
Whitmore
East Patrick Street
Garland B Conard
Halethorpe
Conard
Officer Brown
David Lamar May
East South Street
W. C. Staley
Manxion
W. Butler
Middle
Asles
King and Brown
Keefer J. Proctor
Urbana
Sergt. Quinn
Kanade
John William Darthwright
Portsmouth Va
Heffner
Marvin Lee Jones
Doris Lorraine Summers
South Carroll Street
C. J. Bender
Leroy Lenwood
West South Street
Arthur Alen Morris
Dayton
Ohio
Donald H. Kunkie
Jeanaeiie
Ciemie Sanders
Baltimore
Bernard EF. Kelly
Frederick
Robert Remas
Detroit
Tregoning
William Robert Mills
Staicy
Wilbur B. Maddieson
Charlies
Harold Duvall
North Market Street
Duvall
Jean William Davis
Lakeland
Fia
C W Brown
Frederick County Expands Ground Observer Posts in Air Defense
Frederick County plans activate three more ground observer posts in three weeks, bringing five of six posts online and placing the county ahead of Maryland counties in air defense. Posts at Emmitsburg and Walkersville to operate part time civilian staff, with Fort Ritchie to go live 24 hours staffed by civilian police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
County Civil Defense Organization
J. Roger Fisher
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Walkers
Charles Hoke
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Jocal
Russell Baldwin
U. S. Air Force
Lumen F. Norris
Fort Ritchie
Frederick-Washington County
Baldwin
Baltimore
Brunswick
Myer Kaplan
Camp Detrick’ S
Ridgeville
Fisher
Air Force
American Legion Auxiliary entertains Maryland officers group
The American Legion Auxiliary of the Francis Scott Key Post hosted Maryland department officers district unit officers and members from other units at the Legion home Tuesday evening. A 6:30 dinner preceded a 7:30 meeting with remarks by president Mrs. Alice Kennedy. The program featured Marilyn Crum, Patsy Brendle, and Frankie Miller with accordion and xylophone selections. Gifts were exchanged, and attendees discussed the state convention in Baltimore July 8 to 11. Egypt lies partly in Africa and partly in Asia with the Sinai Peninsula east of the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
State ‘Department
Legion Post
Legion Home
Alice Kennedy
Helen Catsail
Marilyn Crum
Marian Whichard
Tommy _ Brooks
Frankie” Miller
Patsy Brendle
Frankie Miller
Tommy Brooks
Vernon Randall
Samuel Campbell
Hallan Johnson
George Waiz
Charles Wallace
Owen Bender
David Deaner
Frank Lynch
Lillian Ferri
George Rodock
Earl Gilbert
National Security
Miriam Frey
Charles Stall
Jason Yelton
Jean Snodgrass
Former Miss Rosenstock Graduates From Goucher College
Mrs. Charles Holly nee Susan Rosenstock of Rosehaven near the city earned a Bachelor of Arts at Goucher College Towson in a Sunday ceremony. She served as Economic club secretary and on the senior executive board and led the first all college fashion show for fundraising. The couple now resides on Liberty Road in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holly
Susan Rosenstock
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Rosehaven
Goucher College
Towson
Holly
Economic Club
Rosenstock
Mr. Holly
Japan
Armed Forces
Liberty Road
Baltimore
Murray Heads Bureau Here
Senior traffic officer Sgt Murray of the Frederick Police Department is named head of the new traffic bureau as traffic supervisor. He will oversee accident analysis, enforcement planning, and officer training to ensure uniform traffic directions, with input to Mayor and Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Murray
Frederick
Charles V. Main
Sigt. Murray
Square Corner
Donald. Brice
Sergt Murray
Murray
United States
Square Corners
29th Division to Camp for Summer Training at A P Hill
One hundred twenty officers and men from Frederick's 29th Division Maryland National Guard depart Saturday for 15 days of summer field training at A P Hill Military Reservation near Fredericksburg Virginia. The 85 truck convoy will assemble at Warrenton with units from Hagerstown Cumberland Frostburg and more before heading to the reservation for a complete canvas encampment now in its second year of the postwar program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
A. P. Hill
Fredericksburg
Warrenton
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frostburg
Oee
National Guard
Kyle D. Sawyers
William O. Wertenbaker
115Th Infantry
James A. Cutsail
Robert Stone
Oakland
110Th Field Artillery
Pearly Cooper
Company A
McKeldin
Cutsail
Joseph M., Cutsail
Ft. Benning
A. P. Hill Reservation
Fort Ritchie
Camp Pickett
Indiantown Gap
Edward Fisher to Be Guest Soloist at Walkersville
Walkersville Lutheran Sunday School hosts Children's Day service at 10 15 a m with Edward Fisher of Jefferson Lutheran Church as guest soloist The service features songs by nursery through primary departments recitations and group performances including It s Children s Day In the Temple What I Will Do What Jesus Made Give Thanks God Is With Us Everywhere and We Give Thanks The nursery department contributes with a brief dramatic segment and a list of participating children</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Lutheran Sunday School
Edward Fisher
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Jesus
Temple
Betsy Stoner
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Route 4
Super Service
SPCA
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Victor M. Marken
Baker Park
William F. Dean
James H. Cramer
Navy
VROT
Korean Air
Leister Stoitlemper Jr
USN
Lester B Stottiemyer
Lantz
Miliary Air Transport Service
Owick
Liberty Church Hall
Duvall Sweadner
Cemetery Association
Roads Department
Women's Guild
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Wisconsin
Paul Willard
Lincoln D. Engibrecht
Prmer
Necro
Sandy Spring
Sam Th
Sandy Spong
Montgomery County Police Corps
Coy Moorefield
Albert Hill
Moo
Sam Hill
Cpl
Moorefield
Sam
Sam Hil
Franklin Freed
Gu Weizel
Civil Air Patrol
Choptank
iPlane
Maryland Department
Egypt
Africa
Asia
Suez Canal
Sinai
Peninsula
Swez
Chers
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Busch
Mel Kekdin
Amnual General Assembly
Gov
Yaters
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
DuBois
Que
Soing
Virginia
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