Rezoning Hearings Outline County Plan Submissions
Frederick County commissioners held two public hearings on rezoning requests. Palmer seeks to reclassify 2.3 acres north of Thurmont from agriculture to commercial at Raidy Road and Route 13, while Dutrow requests converting two tracts on U.S. 15 at Hayward Road from residential to commercial. Evidence debates and county officials attended. no opponents to Palmer were listed.
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Frederick County
B. Palmer
Thurmont
Raidy Road
U. S. 13
Palmer
Delbert S. Null
Three Man Commission
Grand Jury
Nevin A. Dutrrow
Harmony Grove
U. S. 15
Hayward Road
Spectal
J. Alfred Catsail
Planning and Zoning Commission
Arthur V. Hatton
J. H. Clawson Jr
State Roads Commission
Clawson
Roddy Road
Ohis
Albert E. Staub
Donald L. Manahan
Sabillasville
Dutrow
Samuel W. Barrick
Voice
Catsail
Focal
Barrick
Ed Albaugh
Angelo Kramer
Rave
Goodloe
Byron
Frederick
North Market Street
Liberec
Reichenbergz
Ceskoslovenska
Sudetvenland
Germany
France
Iland
Russia
Hiller
England
Poland
Patdi
Hungary
Sudetenland
Felix Kramer
Kramer
Georgetown University
Foreign Service
Nuremberg
Gestapo
Kramers Flee Czechoslovakia Amid German Occupation
The Kramer family, long residents of Liberec in Czechoslovakia, fled in 1939 and have since lived in Frederick at 2 North Market Street. Mrs. Kramer recalls the abrupt upheaval as the occupation began, with Mr. Kramer born in New York to a naturalized father.
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Schirmerstrasse
Mar Kramer
Liberec
Ceskoslovenska
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Kramers
Frederick
North Market Street
Milan
Rais
Germany
Pisa
Two Post Office Investigators Shot To Death
FBI and Chicago police hunted three mail thieves after they shot and killed five post office investigators in their car near the Loop. Six bullets struck the inspectors as the robbers fled after seizing sacks of mail. The attackers, described as three men, escaped in a car while the wounded inspectors died at the scene.
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Chicago
FBI
Whar
SDECO
Ben
Spizzirri
Murvas
Mach
Pickup Truck Driver Charged After Red Light Crash
Frederick E. Harrison of this city faced charges by city police for running a red light at North Court and West Church streets at 8 32 AM. His 1949 Chevrolet pickup damaged about 175 dollars while Kenneth Eugene Ramsburg, driving a 1951 Ford sedan, sustained about 250 dollars in damages.
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North Court
West Church Streets
Frederick E. Harrison
West Church Street
Kenneth Eugene Ramsburg
North Court Street
West Wins Struggle Over Passes In East Germany
Berlin reports say Western military missions won a dispute over travel passes for the U S Britain and France in East Germany. The passes would have implied recognition of the East German regime but were discarded after Western refusals and Soviet backtracking. The clash followed talks between Western missions and Soviet commander Lt Gen Voronzov. East German news agency ADN quoted Voronzov delaying changes in passes until further notice. In New York, stock markets widened gains with steels, motors, chemicals and electronics leading the advance.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
United States
Potsdam
German Democratic Republic
Germany
G. V. Voronzov
ADN
Voronzov
New York
Four Inch Snowfall Expected Across Frederick County
The weatherman warns a new snowstorm could bring four inches or more, possibly making March the snowiest on record. Snow is expected to begin late tonight and continue into Wednesday with moderate to heavy falls at times, while roads remain passable though drifts constrain some traffic. Temperatures have been in the 20s to 30s, with last night at 15 degrees and today likely near 37.
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Frederick Countians
Tod
Bureau
Durin
Soviet Premier Khrushchev Pushes Disarmament at Geneva
London AP report quotes Khrushchev saying the day the world will live without arms is not far off. Moscow Radio notes Soviet representatives at the Geneva conference are to help the talks and push for early drafting of a total universal disarmament agreement.
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London
Khrushchev
Geneva
Dry Run Planned for Census Crew Leaders Training
The article notes a March 31 start for census operations with four crew leaders from Montgomery county and others from AL, WA, and Frederick counties. Crew leaders will direct 56 enumerators handling 450 to 500 dwelling units, each enumerator collecting data for 800 to 1,500 people. Training sessions run at the Board of Education, with prior evaluator tests completed and forms mailed around March 28.
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Reyburn Brown
AL i
Washington
Frederick
Hughes
Clarence C
Mrs. Er
South Callegie
Sevens
Myrsville
East Rrd
Board of Education
Post Office Department
Two Youths Convicted Of Stealing Corn
Two farm workers Joseph Ledford and Mark Ledford, both youths, were convicted of petty larceny and trespassing after stealing 24 bushels of corn on January 14 from a neighbor near Oscar Ledford’s farm. Each received a one year suspended sentence in Magistrate's Court. The corn, valued at 32 dollars, was sold. signatures of confessed theft were provided by Troozer Stephan Riland. The case featured pleas of prior clean records and statements of intent to reform.
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Oscar Ledford
Joseph
Mark Ledford
Iit
Stephan Riland
Ais
Les
Mark
Hood
Simons Farm
Carroll Rouvie
Restitu
Simons
Sherman Bowers
Bowers
Bors
Dorsey
Pearl
Disarmament Talks Emphasize Space Arms Control
In Geneva AP report US Ambassador Eaton urged immediate action to curb the arms race into outer space and insistent foolproof controls on any force reductions. He and UK minister Ormsby-Gore warned the control problem must be worked out, with a Western plan for an international disarmament body and Soviet calls for total disarmament in four years. The talks begin with equal representation and may run long with study groups and expert committees. Vladimir Drozdoff, 80, longtime recitalist in New York, died Friday in Kings Park NY.
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Geneva
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
London
Eaton
David Ormsby-Gore
Fleulic
Riw
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Soviet Union
Poland
Britaan
Ich
Airline pilots over 60 barred from flying nationwide
The FAA ordered grounding of more than 160 commercial pilots aged 60 and older after Judge Bicks denied a preliminary injunction. The ban, effective midflight, cites safety hazards in passenger air travel. Forty seven pilots were affected immediately and appeals proceeded to a three-judge panel with a hearing set for April 8.
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New York
I Federal Aviation Agency
Alexander “Xs
Air Line Pilots Assn
FAA
E. R. Quesada
Bicks
Brewer punished for aiding juvenile drunken party on Trail avenue
Charles Brewer received a two year sentence in the House of Correction for contributing to the delinquency of minor children after a teenage drunken party at his Trail avenue home. His wife Elizabeth Brewer was found not guilty. The case, heard by Chief Judge Schnauffer in Juvenile Court, sparked notes on juvenile delinquency and adult influence.
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House of Correction
Trail Avenue
Charles Brewer
Elizabeth S. , Brewer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Brewer
Young Brewer
Tange Schnauffer
Lave
W. C. Roderick
Charles V. Main
Louise Waltz
Brewer Home
Waltz
Main
Robert J. Remsberg
Rescue Hope For Trapped Miners Wanes
Logan West Virginia AP report shows rescue teams probing three honeycombed refuge rooms as 18 miners trapped after a Tuesday rock slide. Officials note no signs of life and warn if the men moved toward the slope they may be dead. Communication with the miners lasted hours before the line burned through.
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Logan
W.va
Third Land
Paul Lingo
Bro ‘Ken
New Writing Talent Uncovered By The Monocacy
NeW Frederick High School student Neal Bascom 16 created a poem titled The Monocacy inspired by local history. He writes after study periods and late at night aiming to prove authorship and plans to study bio physics after graduation.
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Bob Harper
Work Schonl
Neal
Bascom Neal
Frederick
John R. H
Frederick City
Radiation Effects Lecture by Dr. Lawson H. Smith at Hood College
Oak Ridge National Laboratory biologist Dr. Lawson H. Smith will discuss radiation effects and repair, including bone marrow recovery efforts. The talk, part of Hood College events, is set for Thursday March 17 at 7 30 p m in Rodson Science Hall with student meetings to follow.
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Lawson H. Smith
Oak Ridge Ational Laboratory
Rodson Science Hall
Hood College
Br. Smith
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Gettysburg College
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Salisbury State Teachers College
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West Minster
Mount St. Mary's
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Niewers Pen
Vladimir Drozdoff
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Russ
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