Montgomery County considers zone law changes for physicians
Montgomery County Council studies allowing doctor offices in residential areas. Council directs withholding action to avoid forcing about 22 doctors from their offices next month. Dr. William Welsh. Montgomery County Medical Society president. urges exemptions. Additional items include fluoride assurances, taxicab inspector appointment, and nine introduced public bills on parking, audits, treasurer elections, tax areas, land purchases, road rights, and municipal regulations. Patricia M nurse dies after plunge from hospital window. mother and patient details noted.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
County Council
Irving G. McNair
A. Morton Thomas
William Welsh
Montgomery County Medical Society
Council
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Serene Watchell Parrish
White Oaks
Silver Spring
Black and White Taxi Cab Association of
University of Maryland
Montgomery Hills
Cabin Joh Fire Board
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Board of Education
Hospital Aid Group Formed At Meet Here
A new nonprofit Hospital Aid, Inc. was formed at a public meeting in the M C A auditorium after weeks of planning and interviews. The by laws were adopted and Articles of Incorporation filed with the State Tax Commission. The group aims to financially support Frederick Memorial Hospital and advise on public relations while directing funds to hospital operations for those unable to care for themselves. The slate elected includes President Jacob Goldberg and officers Clyde M. Roney Raymond Wright and J. Lewis. A large board of directors includes Samuel Q. Ausherman Joseph D. Baker I. D. Edgar Kittle Mrs. Emmett R. Bowlus and many others. The idea originated with Mr. Goldberg during treatment of Frederick.
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Hospital Aid, Inc
State Tax Commission
Frederick Memorial Hospital, Inc
Uot
Charles K. Taylor
Jacob Goldberg
Clyde M. Roney
Frederick
Raymond Wright
Union Bridge
J. ©. Lewis
Kemptown
James H. Grove, Jr
Benjamin L. Shuff
George P. von Edt
Unionville
Mainl H. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Charles KK. Taylor
Keedysville
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Joseph D. Baker
Edgar Kittle
Emmett RR. Bowlus
Warner L. Brittain
John R. Cheatham
H. A. Chichester
T. West Clagett
Walter Crowder le A. Dorsex
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Benjamin 4. Shuff
Richard F. Simmons
Ross V. Smith
Randdall G. Speerlein
Willian Stultz
Charles W. Taylor
Daniel J. Thomas
G. Frank Thomas
Joseph Yona
George P. von Rit
T. Deets’ Warfield
Robert I. Warfield
Asa O H. Watlins
Verman Weener
Hospital Aid Inc Forms to Support Frederick Area Care
A new non profit group named Hospital Aid Inc emerges to back hospital care for those unable to afford it in Frederick and nearby regions. Membership includes Regular five dollars yearly and honorary one hundred dollars with a claim of independence from Frederick Memorial Hospital. The president notes no salaries and future plans to educate locals about the need for care where needed. One Marshall Islands atoll is named New Year.
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Enermeron Hospital
Hospital Aid, Inc
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Goldberg
Marshall Islands
Washington County Votes to Buy Voting Machines
Washington County Commissioners authorize the purchase of 5 voting machines for 14,245 to be supplied by Automatic Voting Machine Corporation of Jamestown New York. Each unit costs 1,208 with financing planned through local bank loans. One commissioner opposed citing affordability and proposed raises as a higher priority. The board president argued the gear would cut election time and costs, noting prior heavy overtime hours. Four neighboring counties and Baltimore City already use machines.
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Hagerstown
Washington Board of County Commissioners
Oday
Board of Election Supervisors
Linn
Jarmustown
N.Y
Joseph Hoffman
Winslow Burhans
Baltimore City
County boards move to purchase wards across four counties
They comprising Montgomery Prince Georges Anne Arundel and Hoe ward. Harford similar to Washington County is in the process of buying them.
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Montgomery
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Hoeward
Harford
Washington County
Doubts If He'll Take $250,000 English Home
Akron May 15 A salesman contemplates an English estate valued near 250000 dollars but hesitates to accept. His wife hesitates too and Kenneth Gape of Detroit refuses the fortune. The condition requires the heir to reside in England for life, a prospect seen as unfavorable.
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Akron
Salesman Dames
Gape
Kenneth Gape
Detroit
James
Kenneth
England
Socialists blamed for ruined incentives in citizen remarks
Kenneth laments Socialist policies as harmful to progress saying he does not want his children growing up in a system with no incentive for advancement and a culture of limited opportunities, highlighting concerns about future prospects.
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Kenneth
Senate approves free mail and transport bills for armed forces
The Senate Post Office Committee approved a bill to extend free mail privilege for armed forces including the Coast Guard beyond June 1 and also backed a bill to provide free transportation of official mail for members of certain United Nations commands.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Senate Post Office Committee
United Nations
Woman Joan Wilkes Booth Shot Near Fredericksburg
In 1865, Joan Wilkes Booth was shot to death by Sgt. Boston Corbett near Fredericksburg Virginia, marking a pivotal moment in the aftermath of the Civil War. The incident ends the remembered chase and closes the Booth assassination chapter.
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Joan Wilkes Booth
Sgt
Boston Corbett
Fredericksburg
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