Resignations and appointments mark Frederick city governance
The Frederick mayor and board accepted the resignation of Paul W. McAuliffe from the Parking Commission, dated April 38, and appointed replacements. Nan B. Pettingall was named to the Election Supervisors board, and G. Raymond Shipley won a new term on the Housing Authority. The board refused votes on lake fishing and special parking for East Church Street tenants, and discussed water, street repairs, and parking enforcement along with plans for street blacktopping starting June.
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McAuliffe
Nan B. Pettingall
East Seventh Street
Travis Nikirk
Frederick City
Banquet Of Jaycees To Be Saturday
Alderman Emmett R. Bowlus says no special park ing privileges ever granted to private individuals except doctors by the City of Frederick. Painting bids were opened with Bernis. shankle of frecerick the apparent low bid at 1552.80 for exterior painting of the Coca Cola building. Peter Pan Inn hosting events with Jaycees three day Maryland Jaycees convention.
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Emmett R. Bowlus
Frederick
Bernis
Shankle
Frecerick
Warren
Coca-Cola Com
Spany
North Market Street
Jaycee
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Jaycee State
Joseph H. Norris
Welty S. Nikirk
Norman F. Rhoderick
Maryland Jaycees
Francis Scott Key
W. R Walter
Willy
Baltimore
Fairbanks, Morse and, Co
C. Tease
Aker
Duke University
Lings
Singapore
Coca-Cola
Board of Aldermenijations
Union
Witten
Davis Avenue
Irvin L. Wickham
Davist Avenue
Episcopal Pat
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Hany Routzabn
Gas House Pike
Monotacy Village
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Monocacy Village
Crum
A&p
Dey Haines
East Street
7Th
William B. Buralli
DeGrange Street
West Patrick Street
Phebus Avenue
Defense Based on A weapons, says Joint Chiefs chair
Washington May 2 Defense policy hinges on atomic weapons for a major war and feasible use in a smaller war. Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said atomic weapons are integrated into all plans and programs and force levels reflect their use. The top defense leaders testified before a House subcommittee, reiterating Eisenhower’s view that nuclear arms have become conventional in the armed services.
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Washingyoxn
Retary of Defense
Adm
Arthur WL Radford
Joint Carefs of Staff
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Wilson
Madford
Eisenhower
United Natiions
United States
Quarles
Nathan Twining
Burke
Charles St. Thomias
Navy
Nuclear Power in Aircraft and Submarines Stirs Debate
Testimony shows Dr. Clifford Furnas warned against an atomic powered airplane and cautioned about Soviet progress. Adm. Burke noted Soviet interest in nuclear submarine power, while the U S Navy plans several nuclear ships and aims for a 1970 timeline with a 314 million budget request, reviving Navy Air Force funding debates.
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Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Waylly
Clifford Furnas
Defense For Research
Furnas
United States
Adm
Arteigh Burke
Naval Operations
Russia
Burke
Navy
Burkeraid
Congress
20 Per Cent Cancer Fund Is Reached
Frederick County leaders report 60 percent of the 1957 cancer fund drive goal raised, with about 3,200 collected toward a $5,350 county target. The final house-to-house canvass is set for Monday 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Local volunteers and county captains are listed, urging contributions and a special May 6 house-to-house day.
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Robert Owen
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Owen
Cancer Headquarters
Marion Kebne
Raymond Crum
Dorsey Shipley
Austin Foland
George Stupp
Horace Alexander
Joseph Bussard
Roy Gastley
Mary Lou Blethen
Lois Troxell
Potomac River Plant Project Details 1959
The 1959 summer report cites a 35 million dollar project with Stone and Webster Engineering Co. as the engineering firm and general contractor. The new units will use steam for power and be built about three quarters of a mile downstream on the Potomac near the Monocacy River confluence. The text also notes careless smoking and match misuse as leading causes of fire.
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Stone and Webster Engineering Co
Potomac
Monocacy River
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Grave Lime Co
Alifermya Bes P. Staley
Burai
Charies V. Main
B&o Avenue
Water Street
South Carroll and
Maine
Bowlus
Atlantic Avenue
Magnolia Avenue
Fairview Avenue
William H. Bartgis
Harmony Field
Staley
Staley Park
Walter
Derr
Staley Avenue
Schley Avenue
Park Avenue
Linden Hills Avenue
Maryland- Delaware Water and Sewage Association
Jaycees
Secretary of Defense
Charlies E. Wilson
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Braddock Heights
THE
Modernaire
Veterans
Youngstown
Market St
Ninth St
East Second ST
Washington
Potomac Electric Power Co
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Miller Bros. I. V. Sales and Service
East
Patrick
Vindobona
Seventh St
Davis Studios
West
Patrick ST
Geneva Steel
Geneva
Damascus
Electric Company, Inc
Usitehens
Clearwater
William S. Hood
Aloes
William S
Patrick Street
Mercury
Phaeton
Ford
Fordomatic
Montclair
Mercomatic
Montery Coupe
Lincoln
Capri Sedan
Monterey
Pontiac
Buick
2Door Sedan
Cpe
DeVille
Club Che
Riviera
Nash
Dodge
Moyer
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
South St
Moyer’s
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