Proposed New Highways Meet With Approval in Frederick Plan
The Frederick Planning Commission approved an amendment to include proposed by pass routes in the city Master Plan. Local critics pressed for precise route locations due to subdivision development concerns, while SRC officials cited the need to fix routes soon. The commission also backed two preliminary subdivision plats on West Fourth Street and East Patrick Street extended, involving Stup and Lanner parcels with surrounding properties.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
Plansning Commission
Richard F. Kline
Gilmore R. Flautt, Jr
Robert B. Crothers
James H. Grove, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Planning Commission
George N. Lewis, Jr
E. W. Bunting
SRC
Hoowever
G. Hunter Bowers
Howard Z. Stup
West Fourth Street
Baughman
Thomas Clark
Joseph Hildebrand
Roy L. Crum
Survey Work To Start On Rockville Bypass
Detailed survey work on the Rockville bypass will begin Monday, as the State Roads Commission stated. A Lane Williams Robertson survey team will study the site with Rockville officials having offered much of the needed right of way. The bypass is a defined project, classified M-455-315, and progress will follow standard stages.
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Baltimore
Rockville
State Roads Commission
Commission
Roads Commission
Lane, William and Robertson
Fisher ies Commission Bill Vetoed in Maryland 1949
Annapolis May 6 Governor Lane vetoed a Tidewater Fisheries Commission reform and blocked moves to create a five member policy group. He signed 103 measures and vetoed 78, including a reshuffle of mental hospital administration and a rejected alcoholism plan. Wallace to continue as stopgap Tidewater chairman. Several referenda decisions on gambling devices, but Worcester County measure vetoed. Local rent control extended to 1951. Magistrates suspended sentencing bill vetoed after criticism.
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Annapolis
Lane
Maryland
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
General Assembly
Maryland Mental Hospital Administration
Tidewater
Senate
John E. Clark
Tidewater Resources
Charles
Prince George's
Worchester
Deeds
Harford
Baltimore City
Allegany
Baltimore
Frederick
Garrett
Watford
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Somerset
Washington
People's Counsel
Public Service Commission
Attorneys’ Association and
Criminal Justice Commission
Frederick Art Club ends season with seasonal program
The Frederick Art Club held its final 1948 49 season meeting at Mrs C Howard Youngs home 112 East Church Street Forty members and guests enjoyed a buffet supper after which Miss Caroline Winebrenner played melodies George B McCleery and Grace Beard Young helped in hosting The speaker James Decker discussed The Summer Theater from artistic and business angles highlighting makeup aging and stage properties A general discussion followed The club then announced reappointment of Mrs Willard as program chairman for the coming season In other notes Miss Dora Magaha was elected president of the Frederick County Teachers Association Also mentioned are remarks on apples containing no extra sugar
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Frederick
Russia’s Berlin Demands Threaten Four Power Pact
Russia’s Berlin newspaper tone outlines what it calls a German policy that would block a four power agreement at Paris. It urges a Russian peace treaty excluding Germany from the European council and the Atlantic pact, with a Russian veto on Ruhr control, a Soviet style “Peoples Democracy” in all Germany, and an end to occupation within a year, signaling possible Soviet tactics to press control of Germany.
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Ty J. M. Rober JR
Russia
Red Army
Berlin
Germany
Council of Europe
Ruhr
Moscow
I International Organization
Europe
Yalta
von Paulus
Kremlin
Paris
Rockwell Ordered to Court for Further Disposition
Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer ordered Ralph Rockwell of near Mercersburg Pa to appear in Circuit Court next Monday at 11 00 am for disposition of his case. Rockwell was brought in Thursday on an attachment from the local court. He had a four year suspended House of Correction sentence for false pretenses and was to pay Middletown Savings Bank 2731 47 at 15 per week but authorities say payments were not made.
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Rockwell
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Ralph Rockwell
Mercersburg
Paul Buhrman
House of Correction
Middletown Savings Bank
Spanish Air Base Charge Is Denied
United States denies any military alliance or bases in Spain at the United Nations assembly. Ray Atherton states no U S air bases or military missions in Spain and no overtures to include Spain in the UN, ERPP, or NATO. Gromyko accuses U S of seeking control of Spanish uranium and mercury mines and raw materials for atomic energy.
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Spain
United States
United Nations
Atherton
Andrei A. Gromyko
Juliusz Katz-Suchy
Poland
Gromyko
U N Vote Split on Madrid Ambassadors and Arms Ban
U S officials debate a measure to halt arms to Spain and allow UN Ambassadors to Madrid. A General Assembly resolution from November 17, 1947 urged withdrawal of chiefs of mission from Franco's capital, with the U S expected to abstain. In a separate matter, Earl W Null of Silver Hill was fined 75 dollars plus costs for a May highway accident involving entertainers from Hollywood. 25 and 50 dollar fines were for failing to stop and for driving on the wrong side, and 100 for DUI was suspended.
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Spain
Atherton
U. S
U. N
Madrid
General Assembly
Westminster
Earl W. Null
Silver Hill
Louis B. Meredith
Hollywood
Calif
Baltimore
Null
R. E. Stallings
Meredith
Coal Production Up Says National Coal Association
The National Coal Association estimated in Washington on May 6 that bituminous production for the week ended April 30 totaled 11 525 000 tons. The prior week produced 11 255 000 tons and the corresponding 1948 week yielded 14 007 000 tons. Through April 30 this year production reached 172 698 006 tons, versus 178 404 000 tons in the 1948 period.
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Washington
National Coal Association Today
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Fisheries Commission
Art Club I
Dora Magaha
Parkway School
Frederick County Teachers' Association
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Magaha
Harry Frushour
Libertytown
Zelma Smith
Sauline van Pelt
Middletown
Erma Stull
Richard J. Welch
Augustine B. Kelley
Gateshead
Eng
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Delphey's Sport Store
West Patrick ST
South Market
Weil
Plymouth
Dealer
North Market St
Ee Big Pipe Creek
Tandytown
Nour Inquiries
Weil Brothers
C.E. Cline & Son Funeral Home
KE. Patrick Street
Blue Ridge
A. Patrick St
Comaker
General Acceptance Corp
Corner Market & Third Streets
Connecticut
King Arthur
Paramount Presents
Bing. Fleming
Crosby
William Bendix
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Bing
Mark Twain
Are “Technicolor
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Virginia Field
Henry Wilcoxon
Robert Fellows
Tay Garnett
Mother
Sith
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
John Wayne
Sbarry Fitzgerald
Thomas Mitchell
Ryder
Nep'nvorr
Fatinaacad
Juraculous
Gun Runner
Jimmy Wakely
Delphey
Allen’s Market & Second Sts
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CIAL
GMS
Musicag
Gene Kelly
Francis Scott Key
THE
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Roscoe Ates
Westward Trail
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Low Costello
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OLDS
FORD
Tony
Lawson Motor
New Market, Md
Nash
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