Market transients plan for overnight housing debated
Frederick officials discuss temporary use of the market house rear shed to house overnight transients. Chief Straley cites lack of suitable quarters, Salvation Army limits, and rising numbers as urgent problems requiring action by the Mayor and Aldermen. Proposals include partitioning space and civilian committees to aid. The issue follows local crime and welfare concerns in a tense city session.
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Frederick
Alders
Fred M. Straley
Salvation Army
Montevue
Straley
Guy Anders
Lions Delay Luncheon Moves to Blind Artists Concert
The Lions Club canceled this week’s luncheon to focus on registration. Attendance will be counted at the Blind Artists Concert at Frederick High School auditorium, sponsored by the Lions to aid the blind of Frederick city and county.
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LIONS
Lions Club
Frederick High School
The
Fredenck
Annapolis Talks On Tidewater Fisheries Commission Setup
March 4 Annapolis reports a discussion on a new Tidewater Fisheries Commission setup as a state agency. The current three member panel and chairman as administrator faced dispute prompting Governor Lane to seek John E. Clark’s resignation. Board members debated five member unpaid body with a full time director, with Baltimore meeting led by Clark.
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Annapolis
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Board of Natural Resources
Lane
John E. Clark
Tidewater
Amos S. Creighton
George T. Harrison
Creighton
Clark
William H Bayliff
Baltimore
Toldéwater
Conservation program plans and state agenda outlined
Vision of a six year conservation program covers eased fees on natural resources and special taxes, the 1949 General Assembly agenda, and the 1948 report. The Board of Public Works approved new information department may be discussed along with wayside parks, the Catecta park area, roadside control development, and Governor reports on conservation progress.
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General Assembly
Department of Information
Board of Public Works
Catecta Park
George Hamilton's Mountain Best One Mile On Dual Highway
Local listing details a cross country style event titled George Hamilton's Mountain Best One Mile On Dual Highway. The item enumerates broadcast days for boxing wrestling basketball and hockey across cities Washington Baltimore New York and additional locations with a recurring weekly schedule and a Sunday hockey reference.
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Wash
N. Y
George Hamilton
New Sanitary Law Explained at Frederick County Meeting
About 130 attendees from more than fifty eateries in Frederick County gathered at Winchester Hall to learn the new sanitary regulations. Health officer Dr. Donald J. Roop and officials from county, state, and federal health departments explained rules, showed a dishwashing method film, and announced May training sessions for restaurant staff with planned follow ups in Hagerstown and Washington County.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Health Department
Donald J. Hoop
D. W. Teylor
U.S. Public Health Department
Walter R. Comer
Bruce A. Brachey
State and Cour
Hagerstown
Washington County
Roop
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Burall’s Cycle
C. C Carty’s
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Lovettsville
A. L. Hatcher
Lovettsville, VA
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Frederick Junk Company
Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
BLUKO
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U. S
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick, Maryland
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Corner Church
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