City Traffic Plan Talks Under Way In Frederick
Plans for a conference with State Roads Commission traffic engineers to discuss crowding relief were set for a pair of meetings with the Mayor and Aldermen this week. Proposals include stricter curbside double parking controls and a staggered turn system at busy intersections to boost pedestrian safety. Modernizing the traffic light system and protecting pedestrians in downtown areas are also on the agenda. The board may also review daylight saving time for Frederick, with Cumberland already planning to observe DST again this year.
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State Roads Commission
SRC
Frederick
Ferderick
Market
Patrick Streets
Cumberland
Maryland parents plead for money to fund school construction
Annapolis March 21 parents and teachers urged the Maryland General Assembly to provide 3 to 4 million dollars more for school construction. Thousands packed hearings backing fourfold expansion of the school incentive fund and a 30 million dollar state bond issue while opposing state credit to counties. Senate President Byrnes introduced a measure to float up to 550 million in bonds, but witnesses said it won not solve the funding gap.
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Annapolis
Marysland
Stanley G. Cook
Indian Head
Maryland Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
General Assembly
Senate Finance and House Ways and Means
Chaiinman Sotheron
Senate Finance Committee
Lane
Senate
Byrnes
Balto Ltd
Baltimore City
House
Western Shore County Commissioners Association
Kahl
Thomas G. Pullen
Maryland
Debate Over Sales Tax for Maryland Schools Highlights Bond Plans
A Maryland public education funding debate features pro sales tax use for schools and a proposed 30 million bond. Speakers including Mrs. Long push directing surplus revenue to schools while critics warn bonds cost local counties more. Maryland Day closures noted as Friday legal holiday. onion curry cream sauce tip ends article.
Brothers Qualify To Administer Estate
Harry R. Flautt of Baltimore and WIC Flautt qualified Monday as administrators in the estate of their late sister Mrs Virginia M Wilson. The estate comprises real estate valued at 12 500 and personal property worth 7 500. Wills and codicils of William G Baker Jr and Mary E Mehming were filed for record with Register of Wills Harry D Radcliff. The Baker will and eight codicils were printed in pamphlet form. Real estate at 118 120 East street is cleared under the Mehrling will. Seven children share in the estate.
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Harry R. Flautt
Baltimore
WIC
Baker
East Street
Mehrling
Orphans’ Court
Amos A. Holter
Birdie J. ‘Dudrow
Hyattstown
Archie F. Stup
Monroe W. Stup J
Lloyd R. Stup
Leora E. Stup
Ruby May Bowlus
Mary E. Fox
Rosa Minnick
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Ewing
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security
Marine Hospital
New York
Washington
Truman
Ray Hens
George R. Miller
Burall’s Cycle Shop
C. C. Carty’s
EF. Patst
THE
Sporting News
Blue Ridge
E. Patrick St
Studebaker
Ford
Hillside Motor Co., Inc
W. Pat. St
Iceland
Atlantic “Ocean
Sph
Portugal
Spain
North Pole
North America
Iron Curtain
Horace P. Whitworth
Westernport
Allegany County
Christian H Kahl
Baltimore County Board of Commissioners
Kahl al
Court House
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Streets
Delphey’s
West Patrick ST
Delphey’s Sport Store
West Fatrick ST
Gregor J. Mendel
Mendel
E. Patrick Street
Tlan
Flautt’s
North Market Street
Dayley
Eeesre Holm
Colleen Towhsehd
Alan Young
Ladd
Preston Marshall
Crisp
Druid Theater
Damascus
Joel McCrea
Frances Dee Spashes
Bickford
Community Players, Inc
American Legion
Henry
Henry’s
W. Market St
Allen
Cen
Plymouth
Weil Brothers
North Market St
DeSoto-Mymouth
Gabardine
America
Mien
Kemep
S — Suns
Stor
Ann
Aati Po
Gary Cooper
Sam
Priscilla
Hendrickson
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