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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1950

Page

12

Plummer Low bidder on Washington National Pike work

The State Roads Commission said Plummer and Sons of Chambersburg PA submitted the low bid of 12,4620 for carrying the Washington National Pike over Firetower Road near Frederick. The Baltimore firm also had the low bid on bridge painting jobs in Garrett Allegany and Frederick counties. Dormont Painting Company submitted 23530 for several bridges in the region.

Baltimore State Oads Commission Toay E D Plummer & Sons Cambersburg Firetower Frederick Garatt, Allegany Frederick Countes Dormont Painting Com Limited Deep Creek Lake Thayerile Castlemaniver Grantsville Baltimore and Ohio Wilson All Garrettounty Otomac River South Cumbeland Allegany County Catoctin Brunswick Point Ofocks Bush Creek Monrovia Rocky Ridge Detour Monocacy Urpana Buckeystoun Frederick County

Disease Germs Reveal Identity By Burp

Baltimore reports a new faster bug identification method using observable garble habits and browns to classify bacteria. Veterans Administration scientists claim this direct eye method cuts identification time by days, aiding quicker treatment. It excludes viruses and rickettsia and stems from four years at Fort Heard hospital in Maryland.

Baltimore FBI Veterans Administration Veterans’ Hospital Fort Heard Maryland He Society of American Bacteriogists

Maryland reports April highway fatalities dip to 27

April 1950 marked Maryland's best month in over two years for highway fatalities with 27 deaths, down from 43 in April 1949. The month saw 1318 accidents, higher than April 1949's 1109, reflecting a lower death toll despite more wrecks.

Maryland Baltimore

Traffic deaths and arrests across counties and regions

The report lists fatalities totaling ten pedestrians and eight others killed at night, with Baltimore and Prince Georges counties bearing multiple deaths. Counts show four deaths in Baltimore and three each in Garrett Harford and Washington counties, with Anne Arundel free of fatalities and single deaths in Allegany Montgomery St Marys and Worcester. Law enforcement issued 4785 traffic violation arrests resulting in 4302 convictions and 252 dismissals. Alaska remains 98 percent free land.

Baltimore Prince Georges Garrett Harford Washington Anne Arundel County Allegany Montgomery St Marys Worcester

Women’s Guild Meets At Lewistown Home

The Womens Guild of the Utica Evangelical and Reformed church held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Ralph Ritenuour in Lewistown with Mrs Thomas Watkins and Mrs Harold Young as hosts. The vice president presided as music, devotions, and prayers opened the gathering. Miss Erma Stull led a Home program. Eighteen members answered the roll call as plans were made to sell refreshments at Clarence Cronenburg’s sale on May 22 near Utica.

Women's Guild Womens Guild of the Utica, Evangelicel and Reformed Church Ralph Ritenour Lewistown Ritenou Thomas Watkins Guy Stull Harold Young Erma Stull Clarence Cronenburg Utica

Youngs honor memory with song and meeting plans

A Young sang O Perfect Day in memory of Mr Elsie Shown. The next meeting is at Mrs Chester Lenhart's Utica home on Thursday evening June 8 with Mrs Harold Young as co host. Reading by Mrs Stull. A father paid his son's unauthorized car use fine after the arrest in Salisbury on May 16.

Salisbury

Hubbard case ends with $25 fine in unauthorized use

Hubbard, aged 98, told his son not to use the elder's car. After the son admitted unauthorized use, Judge Catlin imposed a $25 fine which the younger Hubbard could not pay. the elder paid the amount. Crowned May Queen Billie M. Hatcher, a 20 year old Maryland senior from Washington, was selected in a campus ceremony noted for international flavor. A correction states Mrs. Dorsey Cook of Frederick is deceased.

Hubbard Magmimes Court Wot Hubbard, Jr Walter Queen College Park Billie M Hatcher University of Maryland Washington Dorsey Cook Frederick

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