Major Real Estate Sells In Frederick West Patrick Street Transfer
The E B Shipley Company sold its West Patrick Street properties to Frederick Motor Company in a major downtown Frederick transfer and will move to East Street after purchasing the Magnetic Devices property. Terms were not disclosed and no immediate renovation plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Shipley Company
West Patrick Street
Frederick Motor Company
Frederick
Shipley
Magnetic Devices
East Street
John C. Warfield
Robert W. Russell
Emory Shipley
East Patrick Street
National Garage
Patrick and
South Court Streets
King and Pullman
Emory B. Shipley Sr
Helen L. Shipley
Emory B. Shipley Jr
Donald R. Shipley
Ralph B. Shipley
Richard L. Shipley
Charles S. V. Sanner
Sanner Realty Company
West Partick Street
The
Walkersville Post Office Extends Window Hours
Walkersville A P reports the Walkersville Post Office will open window service at 8 30 am to 5 pm weekdays and 8 30 am to 12 noon Saturdays effective today. Acting postmaster Charles D Hoke says rural patrons benefit as mail carriers leave earlier with no cost increase. Coppers and aluminums rise in a mixed New York market as trading stays moderately active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Charles D. Hoke
Hoke
Farmers Cooperative Meeting Set With Extension Speaker
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc. will hold its 41st annual meeting at Frederick High School next Saturday at 10 30 AM. Dr Edward W Allen from the University of Maryland Extension Service will be the featured speaker. Three directors will be elected to five year terms to replace retiring directors Rudell C Beall William E Burall and William H Haugh. Nominating committee members are Daniel J Thomas Harold N Free Ray H Smith Elimer E Hodges and Frank G Remsberg. After year 1963 reports luncheon will be served at 1245 PM and door prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Allen
University of Maryland
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Frederick High School
Rudell C. Beall
William E. Burall
William H. Haugh
Daniel J. Thomas
Harrold N. Free
Ray H. Smith
Elimer E. Hodges
Frank G. Remsberg
West Patrick Street Acquired By R W Russell
Robert Russell, a local contractor, bought 120 West Patrick Street and two rear parcels for 78000 dollars. The deeds reveal a three story brick house with a ground floor pizza shop and bottling company, plus upper apartments, and a rear workshop on another parcel. He also purchased 128 130 West Patrick Street including the Black Horse Tavern storage area for 25000 dollars. Russell plans a large multi stage development along West Patrick Street from Court Street to 140 West Patrick Street, starting with a four story building at Court Street and Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Robert Russell
Frederick County Court House
Russell
West Patrick
Roy E. Ramsburg
Catonsville Bottling Company
West
Patrick Street
William Bream
Sara Ray Lee
Marian Ray Heater
Black Horse Tavern
Court Street
Delphey
Maryland Legislature adjourns amid tax hike cloud
The Maryland Legislature closed a 30 day session after enacting higher income gas and motor vehicle taxes totaling 61 million dollars in new annual revenue. The taxes were passed after the midnight adjournment deadline and likely face a vote again in a coming special session called by Gov. Tawes to redraw congressional districts for equalization and to seek a statewide public accommodations law to ease racial strife.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Tawes
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Frederick County Residents Pay $1.54 Million In 1962 State Tax
Frederick County residents paid 1 538 269 in Maryland income tax for the 1962 tax year, with 22 094 filers and families contributing. The average per return was 69.62 including no tax, while those paying tax averaged 93.28. The state tax rate was three percent on earned income and five percent on unearned income, with earned income rising to four percent effective next January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Comptroller of the Treasury
Frederick
Carroll County
Howard County
Washington County
Montgomery County
Auto Insurance Up For Probe In Maryland Legislature
Maryland lawmakers raced to authorize a thorough study by the Legislative Council as alarm spread over potential instability in auto insurance firms. The Senate fast tracked a Judiciary Committee resolution noting two insurers may be in financial difficulty, prompting swift committee action led by Chairman Frederick C. Markus Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
Legislative Council
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frederick C. Markus Jr
D-Dorchester
Voter Registration Special Hours Announced by Board
The election supervisors in Winchester Hall announce Friday night and Saturday morning special voter registration hours for the upcoming primary. Registrars Powell and Messersmith oversee offices in Winchester Hall basement and offer a voting machine demo. A 50 cent fee will be charged for voter registration information due to high demand.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Election Board
Winchester Hall
Austin Powell
James Messersmith
G. Horton Peace
Helen Musso
Donald C Whitworth
King Paul of Greece dies after stomach operation
Athens reports the 62 year old King Paul has died six days after complications from stomach surgery. Crown Prince Constantine, 23, now heir and regent, was at his father’s side as the king’s powers passed to him February 20. The news outlines his ascent in 1947 and the doctors’ earlier positive prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paul
Greece
Information Ministry
Constantine
George II
Boone plans no appeal on conviction
A. Gordon Boone former Maryland House speaker faces six counts of mail fraud after conviction. His attorney G C A Anderson said no appeal is planned and Boone will await a pre sentence investigation before sentencing. Potential penalties include up to 30 years in prison and fines up to $6 000 with per count limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Gordon Boone
Maryland
House of Delegates
G. C. A. Ander
Boone
Baltimore County Democrat
Board of Education seat may see no change this year
Ross V. Smith of Thurmont says he is interested in another term, potentially shaping the board as he would be the only Republican on the six member panel. Democratic Central Committee members have signaled support for reappointing him, while the county PTA plans a new, nonprioritized selection process with eight names already offered for consideration ahead of March 26 meeting. Governor Tawes is expected to appoint the final nominee from the Democratic slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ross V. Smith
Thurmont
Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
Richard Comstock
County Council
North Frederick School
Comstock
Education Achievement Fair Schedule Announced for Frederick County
Public viewing of science and math exhibits begins this weekend at Inganore High School with county fairs culminated by a April 10-12 event at Frederick High School. Ten county high schools host fairs this month, with projects advancing to the County Science Math Fair and an April 11 awards assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn E. Warneking
Frederick County
Brunswick High School
Singanore Junior - Senior High
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Warfield
Magnetic Devices Inc
Frank J Keefer
Shipleys
E. B. Shipley Company, Inc
Shipley Firm
Frank J. Keefer
New York
Farmers Coop
R. W. Russell
R. V. Smith
King Paul
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
NBCTV
Hugh
Downs
MacArthur
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
J. Millard Tawes
Democratic Central Committee
Singanore
William Robinson
Elm Street Junior High
Robert McKay
Louise Weagley
Audrey Pressler
Thurmont High
John Zink
Walkersville High
Woo Aauhi
EPA
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