Dredging Permit Sought by Smoot Gravel Co on Potomac
The Smoot Gravel Co seeks a dredging permit along Maryland shore under an 1859 riparian claim. The Board of Natural Resources reviews terms including royalty per ton and season from March 1 to June 3. Smoot has dredged the Potomac shore for years, owning waterfront property and seeking reef access.
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Es Board of Natural Resourcet
of Smoot and Gravel Co
Conservation Week
Group Us
John P. Tawes
Wil
Roy Smoot
Mariia
Conservation Board
Smoot
Potomac
Maryland
Lobbying Earnings Exceed Earlier Lawmaking Pay for Luber
Johan C. Luber earned 2166 dollars lobbying during the 1959 Maryland legislative session for Move and Ohio Railroad, nearly double his 1250 dollars as House Speaker in 1958. The Baltimore 5th District veteran, who led as speaker 1951 to 1958, was defeated in last year’s Democratic primary after a 20 year service.
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Annapolis
Johan C. Luber
House of Delegates
Luber
Legis
Move and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Truman Will Not Visit White House
The report notes President Truman will not travel to the White House for planned appearances. The piece mentions a three day stay, speeches, and a shift in scheduling as reporters note his absence from anticipated events.
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Truman
White House
Sir Truman
Senate
Last Original Member of State Police Retires
The piece notes the retirement of the last original member of the State Police, describing his long tour of duty and his plans to stay in Maryland, seek investigative work, and move with his wife to Hagerstown. It references Cassidy and a Frederick barracks posting. The text also mentions Edward O. Weant Jr. being reelected president of the Carroll County Bar Association and briefly cites two quintuplet birth cases, the Dionne quintuplets and the Diligenti set.
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Hagerstown
Ser
Cassidy
Frederick Barracks
Frederick
MED
Stmter
Edward O. Weant Jr
Carroll County Bar Association
Hoffman’s Inn
Pearce Bowlus
Robert Cooke
Secretar
Rogers Hall
Ralph G. Hoffman
John O'Donnell
T. Brian McInerre
Dionne
Diligenti Set
Argentina
CAS Accepts Ten Cases CAS Accepts Ten Cases
The Children's Aid Society Board met Sunday afternoon in Winchester Hall for its monthly session led by E. Eugene Thomas. In April the family department accepted ten cases involving ten children for reasons of legitimacy, deficiency, and neglect, while three cases were admitted for care in the children’s department.
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Children’s Aid Society Board
Winchester Hall
E. Eugene Thomas
Children’s Department
Marvyland Training School
Maryland Training
Family Department
Foster Parents Board Sees New Junior Members Presented
The meeting featured remarks from Mrs. William C. Roderick executive secretary and a treasurer’s report by E. Hart Etchison. Fourteen board members and four junior members attended as Father Richard C. Mitchell led the prayer. Abs. Robert Pleil of Middletown resigned to move out of state. May 23 set for the Foster Parents’ meeting. New junior board members presented are Miss Betty Palmer and Thomas Whitmore from Frederick High School.
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Wiliam C. Roderick
Richard C. Mitchell
E. Hart Etcbison
Abs
Robert Pleil
Middletown
Frederick High School
Betty Palmer
Thomas _Whitmore
Take A Tranquilizer If You Fear Dentist
Baltimore report notes jittery feelings about dental visits. Dr Louis C Schultz cites barbiturates and derivatives as early tranquilizers, comparing to the Whisky Rebellion of 1794. He discusses new techniques used by the United States government and mentions militia dispersal actions by President Washington.
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Baltimore
Louis C. Schultz
Ann
Dentists Explore New Drugs At Maryland Meeting
Dr Schultz described new cavity filling and varnish technology at the 76th annual Maryland State Center Assn open meeting. He said the substances protect against thermal, electrical and chemical irritation. Delegates heard babune is being used to suppress saliva before dental work. Maryland Hygienists elected Carolyn D. Morrison of Chevy Chase as president with Phyllis Kagan Elaine Graham and Catherine Parise as officers.
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Schultz
Maryland State Center Assn
Maryland Dental Hygienists
Dental Association
Carolyn D. Morrison
Chevys Chase
Phyl‘is Kagan
West Hyattsville
Elaine Graham
Oakland
Catherine Parise
Washington
Khrushchev Tours U S Expo Dome Construction
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visited the U S exposition site in Moscow where a geodesic aluminum dome, built with 1 100 panels, drew his praise and where workers posed for photos. He spoke of the project as “really something” and noted its opening on July 25.
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Moscow
Nikita
Khrushchev
Richard M
Nixon
U.S
Liewellyn Thompson
Howard
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Messmore
Flushing
N.Y
Hardaway
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Letterkenny Ord -Nance Derot
William F. Rader
US Naval Air Station
North Island
San Diexso
USAF
Earle
American Air Defense
Ofeckert
State Police
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Taxi
Cassi
CAS
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Oil Co
Oldsmobile
Steele
Berms
Ofdsmobile
Som
Coldsmobil
oeaLen
U. S
A. Danton
Ensor
New Windsor, Md
Pearre
Potomac Edison Company
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Buit
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Mad
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Fort Detrick Facility
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
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