Transients Scrutiny Grows in Frederick Police Plans
Frederick Police Chief Straley said he will ask the Mayor and Aldermen for a solution as transients increasingly crowd streets. Limited Salvation Army housing, jail loitering charges, and halted City Hall lodging show the shortage of safe accommodations, with no clear plan yet.
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Frederick . M. Straley
Salvation Army
Frank Dorsey
Charliestow
City Hall
Klinehart’s Alley
Straley
Overnight quarters for prowlers eased by police notice
Lieut Dorsey cites safer solution than street roaming after an east end complaint about a colored prowler led to the man visiting Police Headquarters earlier in the evening seeking lodging. He was refused and residents reported suspicious behavior as he looked to hole up for the night. Estate settled in Davidge case as executrix Mannix reports final account in Orphans Court. Alannix distributed 32.58 as residue. 2438.25 accounted, 332.58 remaining after debts. Title to local real estate linked to the late Davidge was established in Circuit Court proceedings years ago.
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Robert H. Davidge
Register of Wills Office
Margery Davidge Mannix
Brooklyn
Orphans’ Court
Alannix
Mannix
Davidge
Circuit Court
Removal of Frederick H and F Railway Tracks Near East South Street
Street and highway crews push to finish removing the H and F Railway tracks on East South Street as spring nears amid a severe winter. Frost damage and halted work due to bad weather slowed progress after initial late fall start, with Potomac Edison track crews and the city street department alternating in removing rails through Jefferson Street and the South Market intersection.
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Frederick City
East South Street
Frederick-Middletown
Potomac Edison
Jefferson Street
West South Street
South Market Street
City Street Department
Track removal stalled by stone shortages and weather
Officials strive to lift the Beltimore and Ohio tracks along East All Saints and South streets to permit passenger service changes. Stone shortages and arctic weather slow removal, with quarries strained to supply varying sizes for highways and city needs. Senate panel advances a bill to admit 100000 displaced Europeans, marking a rare US move on immigration.
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Ohio Railroad
East All Saints
Market
Carroll Streets
South Market
Dogs Running Rabbits in Frederick County
Game wardens report rising complaints of dogs running game in Frederick County. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus Sr notes the March 1 to September 1 ban and states owners are responsible for their dogs off premises. He says wardens will prosecute offenders and cites 796 rabbits planted in the county.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phebus
Frederick
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Damascus High School delegate at Atlantic City conference
Emerson P. Slocum principal of Damascus High School was one of two Montgomery county delegates at the National Convention of Secondary School Administrators in Atlantic City, where educators gathered to discuss admin plans and standards.
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Emerson P. Slocum
Damascus High School
Montgomery County
Atlantic City
Aaron Stover
Kensington Junior High
Montgomery County Secondary Principals’ Association
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