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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1951

Page

12

Traffic lights planned for Seventh and Third Bentz streets

The Mayors and Aldermen discussed safety upgrades including an electric light at Seventh and Bentz and a blinker at Third and Bentz amid rising traffic from Camp Detrick. Obscured vision at Third and Bentz and heavy volumes make these intersections high hazard as plans move forward.

City Officials Plan Session After Budget Paid

At a meeting on East South Street, bills totaling 6125.26 were ordered paid. After adjournment the mayor and board moved to an executive session. They will confer with the county legislative delegation next Monday at noon, followed by a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The program for the city will be presented to the county salons. A surprise party for Joyce Tracy, five, was hosted by Mrs. May McCutcheon and Mrs. Lillian Lamm at the Tracy home in Point of Rocks Tuesday evening. Attendees included family, friends, and neighbors.

Francis Scott Key John Tracy Point of Rocks

DiSalle Orders Soap Price Cut Announcement

Washington March 8 Price Director Michael V DiSalle announced a soap price cut with OPS to issue the order tomorrow The move would roll back retail soap prices by one cent per 2 bar to December levels and affect tallow prices Companies such as Lever Brothers Colgate Palmolive and Procter & Gamble are noted in the report

Washington Michael V. DiSalle Office of Price Stabilization OPS DiSalle Georgetown University Law School Lever Colgate Procter & Gamble

Local Soldier in Military Police Training at Camp McCoy

Pvt. John C. Brown of Knoxville is training at the Military Police School in Camp McCoy Wisconsin. A former Lincoln High School student he plans an Easter leave soon. Address: Pvt. John C. Brown RA 13973643 171st M. P. Bn Co D Camp McCoy Wis.

John C. Brown R. E F. Brown Knoxville Camp McCoy Wis Lincoln High School Brown M. P. Bn. Co

Brosch Takes Lead At Miami Beach Open Golf Tourney

Al Brosch fired a 66 at Normandy Isle to lead the $10,000 Miami Beach Open after the first round. His six under par put him ahead of a pack tied at 67 from John Palmer Bob Watson and Jackson Bradley. Elsewhere two men were charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny after a Route 40 snack bar theft of $144.51.

Badin N. C Bob Watson White Plains Jackson Bradley Chicago Brosch Route 40

Looters Arrested After Local Break-In

Two men, Jimny Ko Fevanno of Hagerstown and Ray OC. Mer Lemore of North Carolina, are jailed on 2500 bond after breaking into Rice's Bright Spot early Thursday. State Police and Hagerstown police caught them near the city outskirts. The haul included pennies and other coins totaling two dollars, plus a few bills. The incident occurred before dawn.

Twid Homs Jimny Ko Fevanno Hagerstown Ray Mer Lemore North Carolina Rice

Montgomery County Council to designate assistant supervisor of assessments

The Montgomery County Council is authorized to designate one of the COMMY assessors as assistant supervisor of assessments. A Senate bill provided nompar primaries for the county council. A carnival worker, Morris Hargrove, was found on the railroad bed after a train backed over him. he survived with four scratches.

Montgomery County Council COMMY Senate J. J. Breslin Morris Hargrove Hargrove

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