Karnig Named Forester at West Point Army Reserve
Karnig, Egyptian-born Armenian American and former Frederick County forester, leaves Frederick for a new civilian post at West Point Military Academy New York. He will manage 12000 acres of academy forests oversee timber sales and supervis e the tree nursery and game reserve under Federal and New York laws. Karnig credits Boy Scouts work for his forestry interest and plans to plant thousands more trees in Frederick County after his departure. He and wife Hilda Margaret Conaway live in Stewart Manor and will relocate near Newburgh New York next summer.
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Walk Light pedestrians urged for Frederick intersections
A 1955 column details calls by Police Chief Kurt Main for WALK traffic signals at key Frederick downtown intersections including Market Patrick Church and Seconds streets. Alderman Magaha later reiterates safety concerns citing Miss Williamson’s North Court and West Church incident and praises crosswalk safety elsewhere.
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Pedestrians A Chance Lighted Walk Signals Planned
Installation of walk lights at main intersections would mark the first real improvement for pedestrians since the one way street system was established. Despite cautions, town pedestrians still jaywalk. crossing at intersections remains the safer option.
Frederick residents weigh in on a hotel mystery
A Washington Post Times Herald column traces a man who forgot the hotel name after loses his wife and child near Union Station. The tip leads to Wisconsin Avenue and Alban Towers in Frederick, prompting readers from Frederick to question the tale and share clippings.
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Bob) Bowlus
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Wide search for two fugitives from jail in Maryland
A deputy sheriff said two men, Kenneth Hess and William Hurst, escaped from the Calvert County jail after overpowering a guard. National Guard, a helicopter, and dogs searched the area as roadblocks and alerts spread across Prince Frederick and nearby counties while authorities pursued leads, with the men reportedly linked to burglaries in St. Marys County.
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