Revision Of Subdivision Is Approved
The Frederick City Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve a revision of part of the Catoctin Park subdivision despite objections from Brigadoon residents led by G Hunter Bowers. The plan connects Mary Street in Saratoga Village with Valley Street in Catoctin Park, reshapes several lots, and enlarges blocks amid concerns over traffic and potential flood risk until City Engineer W R Waller signs off. An earlier hearing noted 64 Brigadoon children lacking a playground beyond the street. Also approved quickly was the preliminary plat for development of land owned by Taney B Kaulgman and Thomas P Green, adjacent to Sholl property and bounded by local allys and farm stands.
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Bridgadoon
Frederick City
Ekhp
Jacob Kidwiler
Lawrence Winpigler
Marilyn Reichere
Lomimerdy
Kenneth Baincord
Harry Patten
Iiving Jones
Charles Mann
J. Thomas Brengie
Arizadoan
Mary Street Bainecord
W. R. Waller
Kehne
Taney B. Kaulgman
Thomas P. Green
Laura V. Sholl
Austin D. Trout
Hargett
Brigadoon Village lot plan gains unanimous approval
City officials and engineers reviewed a proposal to divide six Saratoga Village lots with no objections from Brigadoon delegation. Kehne proposed a two story brick dwelling on 600 West Patrick Street and a ten story brick building on the second part, promising neighborhood enhancement. The commission approved the plan unanimously.
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Rothenhoefer
Messers, Kaufman and Green
Brigadoon
George
B. Kehne
Saratoga Village
Bgadoon
West
Patrick Street
Barpeard
Kehne
Adam
Record Speed Foreseen By Aviation Scientist
Washington March 21 A piloted rocket boosted air craft could reach 13 000 mph and 40 miles high within two hours says Dr Walter Dornberger Bell Aircraft Corp missile consultant at the Aero Medical Assn meeting He envisions a vertically launched craft rising 40 miles then gliding through a hot low pressure outer atmosphere Though heated to 1600 to 1800 degrees insulation stored atmosphere and cooling could protect crew and equipment and make supersonic flight feasible with experiments and experience.
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Washington
Walter R. Dornberger
Bell Aircraft Corp
Buffalo
Aero Medical Assn
Dornberger
Avery Resists Wolfson Drive in Ward's Proxy Clash
A year of battle over Montgomery Ward pits 81-year-old chairman Sewell Avery against Florida industrialist Louis E. Wolfson. Both sides seek proxies from Ward's 68,000 stockholders to control the nation’s oldest mail order house. Ward's, founded in 1872, now operates 585 stores nationwide and catalogs over 250 offices. The fight centers on steering the company’s future and restoring stockholder influence ahead of the April 22 annual meeting.
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Robert R. Young
New York Central Railroad
Louis E. Wolfson
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
William Devris
Associated Press
Gigantc
Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Co
Lews E. Wolfson
Florida
Ward
Wolfson
Avery
Wards Management
Wolfson-Montgomery Stockholders Committee
United States
Sears, Roewick and Co
Ward's
Aaron Montgomery
George R. Thorne
Richard Sears
R. W. Sears Watch Co
Sears, Roebuck
Sears
Union
Delaware
Massachusetts
War Service Depatment talks disaster stations at union conclave
The speaker addressed 500 delegates from the Columbia Union Conference across several states. He urged establishing permanent welfare and disaster stations as an integral part of local church operations to save lives and aid others.
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O. & Hershberger
War Service
Columbia Union Conference
District of Columbia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Five In For Murder Among 38 Paroled
Annapolis March 21 Five persons serving sentences for murder were among 38 paroled by the Department of Parole and Probation. The list includes Benjamin Makes D j NOD and Charles Morgan of St. Marys County, Morgan with nearly 20 years remaining in a life term begun May 1935. Also paroled were Willie A Anderson and Percy Whitley from Baltimore for second degree murder. John Graves of Frederick County Nezia had an 18 year term begun December 1848. Other names appear for false pretenses and assault in Frederick County and related counts.
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Annapolis
Department of Parole and Probation
Benjamin Makes
D. J Nod
Charles Morgan
St. Mary's County
Uebibe
Morgan
Maddox
Willie A Anderson
Percy Whitley
Baltimore
Anderson
Whitley
John Graves
Frederck County
Nezia
Local Offender Timeline Gains Noted Arson Record
Fragmentary text lists crimes and dates including arson and burning in Garrett County in May 1954 involving Gecar Navid Buchanan. Also notes a 3 year sentence tied to an escape in Washington County in August 1933.
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Garrett County
Gecar Navid Buchanan
Washington County
Segregation Bills Win Point In Maryland Legislature
Proponents of keeping whites and Negroes separate in Maryland schools won a procedural victory with two bills seeking state aid for private institutions. The Maryland Petition Committee searched for sponsors since January, with Democrats William L. Hodges and Henry T. Barnes introducing the measures in the Sixth District. The effort follows a Supreme Court ruling deeming segregation unconstitutional and Baltimore’s ongoing resistance to integration.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Baltimore
William L. Hodges
Henry T. Barnes
Finaily
Southern High School
Balimore City
Aloast L
Hoses
Marland
Supreme Court
Robert M. Furniss
Rockville
General Assembly
Yard wide plate collection at Sothebys sale
John Heathcote of Conington Castle Peterborough owned a yard wide object with colored plates sold by Sothebys international art auctioneers. The records note 71827 and 188 associated with the item and its sale details. TERRORISTS ACTIVE PARIS is mentioned in a separate report about France approving a state of urgency in Algeria following terrorist outbreaks.
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John Heathcote
Conington Castle
Peterborough
Sothebys
Paris
Algeria
France
National Assembly
Traffic Court Probe Before Baltimore Grand Jury
A Baltimore grand jury began an inquiry into the city's Traffic Court amid deposed magistrates claims of political pressure. Supervisor Edward E Cohee was ordered to present warrants records while other magistrates contend favoritism led to their removals.
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Baltimore
Edward E- Cohee
Cohee
Harry Leenard Katz
Hugh J. Monaghan
Risiy Maisor
Lst
McKeldin- MccKeldin
Stanley Scherr
Scherr
Religious affiliations of early U.S. presidents
Nine presidents were Episcopalian, six Presbyterian, five Unitarian, four Methodist, two Dutch Reformed, no Baptist, one Disciples of Christ, one Congregationalist, one Quaker, and two with no church affiliation.
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U.S
Cnurch
Disciples of Christ
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Edward S. Mobley, Jr
Wilson Place
Sieberling Tires
Philco
Motorola
Sunbeam
Irons Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners
N. Carroll St
Melvin M. Engle
Harry Foster and Company
Frederick
N. Market St
Bath
Zimmer
Howard
Shields Tailer
South Frederick
CB Sati
Adventist Church
Casa Loma
Braddock Heights
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Piper & Hill
North Court St
North Market Street
Denier
Francis S. Coleman
Frederick County
Charles Traman Herman
London
St.jesup
Kokomo
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Cranbrook
Studebaker
Radin
Stack
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Ana
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bodh
Manbeck
Raytheon
Bremovig TV
Tereen
William 5
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