City Recreation Commission Hears Year-Round Plan
Local leaders push for year-round supervised recreation in Frederick with a proposed commission to plan promote and oversee programs across all seasons. A 40-organization coalition urges mayor and board to authorize a recreation commission and appoint a paid superintendent to implement the effort.
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Fraierck
E Frederickx Playground Commission
Recreation Council
Francis Scott Key Hovel
Alderpoont
City Hopes Recreation Commission For Summer Playgrounds
A committee asked the Mayor and Aldermen to appoint a Recreation Commission to oversee indoor and outdoor facilities, leadership, and funding for popular recreational activities. The plan targets year-round programs and summer playgrounds, with Mayor Lloyd Culler to announce appointments, aiming to avoid duplicating committees while considering the proposal.
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Commission
Samuel S. Johnston
Cnasman
James H. Grove Jr
John R. Fitzpatrick
Robert L. Smith
J. Walker Carty
Maror Lloyd C. Culler
Jailed for Disturbances in Tuesday Night Incidents
Five persons jailed for peace disturbances in two group arrests by Officer Arnold Simmons. Harold Lydard of 401 West South Street and an unidentified juvenile faced complaints from De Grange street residents after a violent bout of fisticuffs. Lydard posted bail in default of £10 collateral. the juvenile was housed at Montevue. Hattie Naylor Oliver Disney and William Newberry, all colored, were taken to headquarters from a disturbance centered on threats with an unloaded gun in East Street.
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Arnold Simmons
Harold Lydard
West South Street
de Grange Street
Lydard
Juveniie
Montevue
Hattie Naylor
Oliver Disney
William Newberry
Santo
East Street
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Chair Sets Oyster Law Policy
Edwin I Warfield Jr, chairman of the Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission, told the joint Maryland Virginia Potomac River Committee on May 6 that authority to enforce oyster laws rests with one agency. He outlined proposed enforcement framework and cooperation between states.
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Baltimore
Edwin iWarfield, Jr
Maryland Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Single policing authority urged for oyster laws along coast
The News of Frederick notes a proposal for a unified policing authority independent of two state commissions to enforce oyster laws. The body would oversee the entire fishing problem along the Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay and their tributaries, centralizing control. During the war year, commercial motor vehicles hauled about 5.64 billion tons of goods.
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Frederick
Wellaewler
Wey
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
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