County Road Work Making Headway
Wet weather slowed Frederick county road building but favorable conditions now push the program. The Old Annapolis Road between Mt. Pleasant and Central is two miles from stabilization completion, with four miles planned for macadam surfacing next year. Grading advances include 13 miles of Sumantown road and near completion on Locust Grove Church road, while the Fountain final mile awaits pipe trading completion.
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Frederick County
Roger H. Willard
Roads Board
Annapolis Road
Mt. Pleasant
Central
Bureau of Public Roads and State Roads Commission
Willard
Bureau of Roads
Woodville
Penn’s Shop
Hardy
Sumantown Road
Locust Grove Church
Road work on Mt Zion Church and nearby routes near Feaga
Mr Willard reports road projects along School Road and adjacent streets including Beaver Dam Church Road and the vicinity of Feaga. About one mile of grading remains with an expected ten days to finish and roughly two more days to complete grading on approximately two miles of the Sun road.
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Mt. Zion Church Road
Feagathe
Beaver Dam
Ville
Willard
Jefferson Middletown Road and Hood’s Crossing Projects Planned
The Jefferson-Middletown road grading is about half complete. Plans for the Flag Pond road near Doubs and the Hood's Crossing Elimination project are nearing approval by the Bureau of Roads. Burkittsville improvements will be let soon with town financing on an 80-50 basis. Macadam surfacing crews will start within two weeks on graded links.
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Burkittsville
Willard
Slayer Of Watchman Faces Death Penalty
Washington June 27 Ja Wall wm A. Tyler Jr., a year old Negro, convicted today on two first degree murder charges for slaying two store watchmen, April 7. The verdict carries mandatory death by electrocution. Judge Alexander Holtzoff will pass sentence Friday after a 50 minute jury deliberation. The watchmen were Oliver R. Hess, 57, and John...
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Washington
A. Tyler, Jr
Itoa
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Laneburgh and Bros. Department Store
Oliver R. Hess
John
Carpenter 67 stabbed to death on Good Friday
An elderly carpenter, 67, was found stabbed to death on Good Friday. The ensuing police case tied a suspect to the slaying as details emerged of related robberies and a confession allegedly signed under duress. Authorities traced the suspect to a Brunswick car and a West Virginia parolee returned to custody.
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Carpenter
Tsler
Brunswick theft linked to prior offenses in West Virginia
Report states a suspect stole a car in Brunswick on Monday while on parole. Authorities say he had previously committed the same offense in West Virginia. A reference notes ancient census takers estimated populations by salt consumption per period, per the Book of Knowledge.
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Frederick
West Virginia
Brunswick
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