Frederick Board Adopts Taxi Ordinance and Purchases
The Frederick Board of Aldermen adopted a taxi ordinance and named a taxi commission after a routine meeting at City Hall. Bids for city equipment, including air compressor and pavement breaker, were opened and referred to the City Engineer and purchasing committee. The board approved utility excavation for College Estates and set the taxi ordinance to take effect June 1.
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Board of Aldermen of
Frederick
W. R. Walter
Thuin ix Bullimore
Tno Jlagerstown
Hubert i. Bowers
Fredaries
Wiliam J. Davis
Water Department
College Estates
W. F. Wilson
Brookeville
L R. Waesche and Sons, Inc
Thurmont
Jada Construction Company
William B Burall
John A. Derr
Burall
Emmett R. Bowlus
Charles V. Main
Board of Aldermen
Joseph F Exsenhauer II
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Jaycees
Forbes H Burgess
Public School Site Talk and Traffic Plans Noted
At a meeting for permission to tap the Fisting Creek water line for a Yellow Springs public school, two aldermen supported the proposal while two opposed and Mayor Derr cast a negative vote. The Board of Education later reconsidered, and with full board present passed the request despite Aldermen Burall and Bartgis voting against. Max S Kehne discussed walk lights for Square Corner at about 1020 dollars excluding installation labor. timing and potential traffic delays require study before adoption. A stop light was approved for West Second and Court streets. Tax accounts listed show 37 in arrears totaling 3901.45 with real estate at Court House door April 1 for sale. some accounts may be settled beforehand. Properties span twenty county election districts. corporate delinquents may be advertised. A sea elephant may reach 20 feet and weigh 3 tons.
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West
Second
Court Streets
Sears
James H. Falk
Court House
Anniversary highlights notable U S figures and birthdays
Today in history lists births of Calhoun Lieber Cleveland Price Held Coffin Tristam Coffin and others, with milestones from 1780 paper money depreciation to Wells Fargo founding in 1852 and 1933 bank reopenings. Birthdays include Cochtrane Jenkins Donat Horton Seagrave and more. Horoscope ends abruptly with a quirky note.
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John Caldwell Calhoun
South Carolina
Abbeville
Francis Lieber
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Caldwell
N. J
Thomas F. Price
Columbia University
Richmond
Yathed
Anna Held
France
New York
Robert P. Tristam Coffin
Bowdoin College
Maine
Brunswick
Continental Congress
Congress
Wells Fargo & Co
West
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States Congress
Mexico
Wallace
Soviet Russia
Wilson
Army
MclCarthy
Edward L. Cochtrane
The
Mass. Inst. of Technology
Fat Mare Island
Calif
Ray Jenkins
Tennessee
Unaka
N. C
Robert Lawrence
Truse
Martin Durkin
Washington
D. C
Chicago
Robert Donat
England
Edward Everett Horton
Brooklyn
Gordon Seagrave
Burma
Doctor Injured in Frederick Auto Crash Near Harmony Grove
Dr. M. Franklin Birely of Thurmont was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after an auto accident on US 15 near Tuscarora Creek crossing. State Trooper A D Martin investigated. Birely sustained a small eyebrow laceration and possible head injury. A U S Marine driving north to a tour stopped to aid. A television tower in Oklahoma City is claimed as the world’s tallest structure at 1572 feet.
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M. Franklin Birely
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. D. Martin
US 15
Tuscarora Creek
Harmony Grove
Wigan
U. S
Senior Stenographer Opening at Spragfeld State Hospital
Immediate vacancy for a Senior Stenographer at Spragfeld State Hospital in Sykesville. Requires Eagle School graduate with stenographic experience. State Merit System position with automatic salary increases, liberal vacation and sick leave, and retirement benefits. Salary range 2690 to 3225. Contact AL Moriarty, Personnel Manager, hospital. Sykesville 194.
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Spragfeld State Hospital
Sykesville
Eaghe School
al, Moriarty
Military Aid For Asia To Be Increased
The Eisenhower administration said it will request 2.1405 billion dollars from Congress to boost military and economic aid to 15 non Communist Asian countries from Afghanistan to Japan. Harold E. Stassen said the plan could raise regional wealth by about 3 percent over eight years if funded, aiding cooperation and trade.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Asia
Afghanistan
Japan
Red
China
Harold E. Stassen
YY Congress
Eisenhower OKs larger Asian aid plan for many nations
Stassen announced at a news conference that President Eisenhower and Cabinet backed a new Asian aid program totaling about 1.7 billion to 6.7 billion in weapons and economic aid for roughly 40 countries. A formal request for funds will follow. About 12.3 million people were added to the US population since the 1950 census.
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Frederick, Md
Stassen
Eisenhower
U. S
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Frederick Bottled Gas Co
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Glenn
Barbara
Edward G
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Bon Keih
Manes Anderson
Columbia Picture
Opera House
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Wei
Mace Holden
Kelly March
Rooney
Oklahoma City
Empire State
Fred. Moose Club
Dingie Cramer
M. C. Kirk Cramer, JR
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Lewistown Social Club
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NACA
Julie Adams
Arve Mineo
Tri
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Stewart
Leigh
Ryan- Meeker
Peete
Rock Hudson
Barbara Rush
Wef Morrow
Britiler
Gta
Martin—Ifary Lewis
Walter Snow
Optometrist
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Phone Monument
Spencer Tracy
Robert Ryan
Walter Brennan
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West Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Moky
Bendix TV
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Bendix
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Routzahn & Sons
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