City Plans Permanent One Way Traffic on Key Streets
Frederick’s Board of Alderman heard proposals to make permanent the temporary one way rules on Church Second and All Saints streets and to extend a temporary ten way traffic plan on South Street during the Carroll Street bridge closure. The March 16 meeting will seek public input before final action.
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H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Church
Second
All Saints
South Street
Carroll St
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Board of City Aldermen
City Hall
Robert A. Whiteford
Whieford
Key Chevrolet Sales Inc
C. Lease Bussard
B Wssard
Frederick Country
W. F. Wilson & Sons
Rock Creek Estates
McCurdy Field
Westbrook Ridge
One Way Streets Debate in Frederick Sees Mixed Response
Frederick officials discuss keeping Church Second and All Saints Streets one way after snow damage. Citizens and merchants advocate current setup for safety and access. some call for reverting to two way flow. City considers 20 day trial while traffic and parking impacts are weighed.
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Charles V. Main
Church Street
Second Street
All Saints St
Tee
Bentz
Frederick
Church
Meeting Recap Highlights Local Education Officials
Observers Mrs. Florry Lowe and Miss Pauline Sheets attended the session last night. Rev. Paul L. Althouse of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ delivered the invocation.
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Bussard
Florry Lowe
Pauline Sheets
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Atheist Challenges Baltimore School Bible Readings
In Baltimore, Madalyn E. Murray and her son William challenged city public school scriptural readings in circuit court. The judge heard arguments on whether the school board rule against sectarian content applies to readings, while city lawyers argued the board's discretion governs. Both sides to file briefs before ruling.
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Baltimore
Circuit Court
J. Gilbert
Prendergast
Madalyn E. Murray
William
Murray
Leonard J. Kerpebman
Kerpelman
Youth Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Father
A 19 year old, Charles E Hurd, charged in the fatal shooting of his father waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over for grand jury action in Chestertown Maryland. He was released on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Chestertown
Charles E.hurd
Father shot by son before magistrate hearing
John David Hurd Sr. was fatally shot at the family home and died at Kent Queen Annes Hospital from two chest wounds. His son Hurd appeared before Magistrate Ernest S. Cockerly as bond was set, with Mrs. Helen L. Hurd reporting prior abuse and threats with a shotgun. In New York Actor John Payne, injured when struck by a car, shows improvement after hospital treatment for two broken injuries.
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Helen L
Ernest S. Cockerly
Hurd
John David Hurd Sr
Kent Queen Annes Hospital
Bartus Vickers
Actor Payne Struck, Crashes On Madison Avenue
The actor Payne was hit while crossing Madison Avenue between 61st and 62nd streets in heavy rain. He suffered a broken left leg and deep facial and scalp lacerations after being hurled onto a car hood driven by Bernard Selz, a 21 year old Wall Street analyst, who said he did not see the actor.
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Bernard Selz
Wall Street
Payne
Madison Avenue
61St
62Nd Streets
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