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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1956

Page

12

Three-Hour City Meeting Over Harbaugh Land Dispute

The Mayor and Aldermen held a three hour regular session debating land owned or leased by Roland W Harbaugh adjacent to East Patrick street near a Sears Roebuck parking lot. They discussed water main work and a possible wall on Harbaugh property while McSherry proposed cooperation with development firms and debt relief ideas. No final action was taken as executives planned further consideration and an early decision on related cases was promised.

Roland W. Harbaugh Sears Roebuck & Co Patrick Street Newmans Harbaugh Petty Harbaugh Frederick Don Quixote James McSherry McSherry R. P. Turner Spring Valley Monocacy Village Hamilton Homes, Inc W. R. Waller George Layman Seminole Road Eugene A. Kefauver Hamilton Homes Monotacy Village William Barryis Charles McC. Mathias

Byrd Seeks Maryland Governor Post Again

Former Maryland governor candidate Harry C Byrd announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor in 1838. He says the timing is not aimed at assisting Millard E Tydings but expresses confidence the party can win the governorship again. Byrd notes no deals or coercion influence his run and aims to serve without obligations hindering his work. Also mentions Tydings Mahoney contest and his campaign team.

Baltimore Baltimore Sun Harry C. Byrd the Sun University of Maryland Millard Tydings Sun Millard E. ‘Ydings George P. Mahoney U.S Senate Democratic Party Byrd Mahoney Mel Keldin Tyedings Brooke Lee

County Health Center Study Group Named

Delbert S Null announced a sixteen member study group for the county Health Center project. Appointees were proposed by a nominating committee led by State Sen Jacob Ramsburg and later endorsed by the county commissioners.

Delbert S. Null Avxoard of County Commissioners Jacob R. Ramsburg Joseph D. Baker J. Milton Brunk Leonard Carmack William B. Gross

County health group to seek funds for new building

About 175 people attended a meeting as the county considers a working group to advise on a $225,000 to $250,000 health department building. Attorney Byron W. Thompson and 49 organizations will be ex officio members, with Dr Forbes Burgess as consultant. A nominating committee was named after an April 25 public meeting.

Byron W. Thompson Charles McC. Math Forbes H Burgess Roads Board Ule Winchester Hall

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