Frederick Planners Defeat School Site Plan in Five Week Delay
A Frederick planning hearing postponed five weeks to decide whether to reserve county lands for a high school recreation area or subdivide for a new subdivision. Attorney McSherry pressed for the plat as filed, while Clapp urged prioritizing school use and condemned land acquisition procedures. About 35 residents attended, with supporters backing the owners and opponents citing land restrictions and public use concerns. In separate Washington testimony, South Carolina lawyers condemned civil rights legislation as unconstitutional and an overreach of federal power.
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Frederick City
Isnes Inc
Mehng
Everrore
James McSherry
Robert
McSherry
Clapp
Frederick
MecSherry
Board of Education
G. Hunter Bowers
Asa H. Watkins
Wood Watkins
Eugene Kefauve
Income tax refunds reach Marylanders in record total
Baltimore March 4 IRS District Director Clarence I Fox announced more than 19 million dollars has been refunded to 213 457 Marylanders on their income tax returns. He noted 530 000 of 1 650 000 0 to 80 foot lots would be built in the upper price bracket and that more refunds could come as eligibility expands in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Fox cited an April 15 filing deadline rush and said about 600 000 more people may qualify.
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Baltimore
Clarence I. Fox
Internal Revenue Service
Fox
Maryland
District of Columbia
Westbrook
H. Thomas Summers
State Roads Commission
Fouts
Roads Commission
Bowers
Nieman A. Brunk
William M. Storm
W. Jarboe
Bedwell Freed In Deaths Of Sisters
Chicago report states Bennie Bedwell, linked to the Grimes sisters murders, was freed on charges amid claims of assault and rape. The case involves Florida fugitives and a sheriff's investigation, with details partially withheld.
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Bedwell
Grimes
Florida
Guiry
Jary
Bedford Park
Chicago
Edward
Lohman
Bennie Bedwell
Frank
King Barbara
Patricia Grimes
Joseph Lohman
Fragmentary obituary and meeting notes from a 19th century paper
The fragmentary OCR reports deaths of two girls presumed from exposure and a coroner's jury inquiry. It also recounts a church social at Susapea Wesley Class with Mrs Tailbout Doubs presiding and Mrs Monroe Thomas providing details, including a closing bee, prizes, and refreshments under hostess supervision. The text mentions plans for a May banquet and notes opening singings and a March or February church gathering.
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America
Orne
Chicago
Walker Smith
Susapea Wesley
Tailbout
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Neuberger
D-Qre
James P. Coleman
Mississippi
Bar Association
South Carolina ‘Bar Assn
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Ia Special Federal Commission
Clarence Mitchell
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Supreme Court
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Tex
Buttle
Eisenhower
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas City
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Whittaker
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kansas
Delphey
West
Patrick Street
Theodore R. McKeldin
United Church Women of the National Council of Churces of Christ
D. Ellwood Williams
United Church Women of Maryland
Frederick D. Eyster
Christian World Mission of the State Group
John Whitridge, Jr
Trinity Methodist Church
E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Burale
Patrick St
Thurmont, Maryland
Thurmont
Miller Bros. T. V
T. V
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Metro
Elks Club
Bunny
Bill Bennett
Faels
Boys & Girls
Elrs Club
Bunny Bennett
Income Tax Service
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
N. Market St
Berliamenta
Better Homes Equip. Co
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
C. Forbes
LNITY
National Finance Corp
MR. Jennings
G. A. C. Finance Corp
North Market Street
Vindobona Convalescent and
Braddock Heights
Famous Brand Hi-Fidelity
NORGE
Norge Electric
William S
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