Westbrook Bridge Decision Ends Move Debate
Frederick's city officials unanimously kept the Westbrook Bridge near its present location while an entire span replacement is planned. The March meeting also approved rezoning for a 12.3 acre tract along Braddock Avenue for a small shopping center and discussed expanding the police force after a local store robberies. A K9 unit demonstration was held and two way traffic rules were set for East South Street.
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Frederick
Westbrook
City Hall
West Second St
Kine Boulevard
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Board of City Aldermen
Joseph H. Himes
Braddock Avenue
S. Jefferson St
U. S. 340
Julien Delphey
Dixie
Charles V. Main
William Boone
Don Tracey
East South St
Franklin
Carrol
Robert Whiteford
Westbrook Bridge
Tor Dahlberg
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Kennedy Victory Clears Byrd Tax Pivot In Jobless Bill
The Senate passed emergency unemployment benefits after defeating Sen. Byrd's state financing plan. The bill then returns to the House with minor amendments, delaying start of the $27 million aid to as many as three million jobless workers beyond April 1. A four tenths of 1 percent tax funds the $927 million program, aimed at aiding those exhausting regular benefits within two years. Byrd warned states would pay more taxes than benefits under his approach.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
White House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Arthur J. Goldberg
Laurence O'Brien
Capitol
U.S
Venture Club Hosts St Patrick’s Eve Ambience
The Frederick Venture Club’s St Patrick’s Eve featured Shamrocks and Irish songs for the ladies of the club. Members and guests including Mrs Lillian Nicodemus observed the gathering at Record Street. Kennedy to Speak in New York May 20 for Gen Omar Bradley tribute announced by Rep James Roosevelt.
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ST. Patrick’s Day
Venture Club
Frederick Patrick's
Frederi
Kennedy
New York
Omar N. Bradley
J. Rolle Castleman
Virginia Dennis
Doris Blank
Jeannette Grell
Betty Kreh
Lillian Nicodemus
Beer Bottle Bill Fails In House
The Maryland House of Delegates rejected by seven votes a bill banning sale of beverages in throwaway bottles. In other action the body tentatively approved a Baltimore metropolitan transit bill and two administration proposals introduced earlier this week.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Baltimore
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Fisher’s Inc
Kodaccier
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Féarket St
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
N. Court ST
Berger’s
N. Market St
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard Dealer
Frederick, Md
Departments of Mental Hygiene and Health
Ore Board
Air Transportation Survey Commission
Gil
del. James Clark Jr
D Howard
Judiciary Committee
Clark
Eleanor Roosevelt Cancer Foundation
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Bradley
Foundation
Trousseau
Frederick Shopping Center
Cavetown
R. BR. Rice
MOYER
Lincoln
Mercury
COMET
East Patrick St
Delphex’s Sports
W. Patrick ST
Weil Brothers Hamilton Ave
E. South
Harold R. Manakee
Maryland Historical Society
Berger's
Eastern All Metal
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Monument
Sevew
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Coal
Eureka
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