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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1954

Page

6

Frederick Board Advances Plans and Fees for Monocacy Village

In a three hour meeting the Frederick Board ordered payment of two weeks of bills totaling 19 017.29 and heard plans for Monocacy Village with engineering fee schedules from Ben Dyer Associates Hyattsville Baker-Wibberley Hagerstown and Frank W Rothenfoeter. Final hearing on Monocacy Village is set for Tuesday at 7 p m.

Frederick Baker Park Bells Monocacy Village Hamilton Homes, Inc Eugene A. Kefauver J. William Brosius, Jr Fishing Creek Yellow Springs Abel Wolman Donald B. Rice Historical Society The George Z. Best Society Hells of Frederick W. Jerome Offutt Riddiesmoser’s Market West Patrick Street East South Street Carroll Street

Canonization of Pope Pius X Approved in Vatican

High Catholic prelates formalize approval for Pope Pius X canonization in St. Peter's Square ceremony planned for May 29. The 78th pontiff to receive the honor, Giuseppe Sarto, died in 1914 after a long papal service beginning August 4, 1903.

Vatican City Pius X St. Peter’s Square Pius XI Giuseppe Sarto Enice

Plan To Close New Market Post Office Protest Drafted

A public meeting in the town hall drew 30 residents to oppose the closing of the New Market post office. A petition will be sent to Rep. De Witt Hyde in Washington next Monday. The office will shut May 31, merge with Monroe post office, serving about 158 families. Mayor Franklin Smith presided with speakers Chase Grove Jr and Glenn Rippeon. Mrs. Francis L. Brashears is postmistress. The notice notes the plan affects about 300 people.

New Market Town Hall DeWitt Hyde Maryland Washington Post Office Department Lucien Falconer Peaid Nolice Lago Postoffice Department Franklin Smith Chase Grove Jr Glenn Rippeon Francis L. Brashears

Budget Round The Year Lions Hear State Plan

James P. Sieber outlines Maryland budget process as annual, starting with May requests, June mailings, July August agency work, September deadline, then hearings and revisions. He notes large agencies use hundreds of forms and the governor reviews recommendations in November before legislature.

James P. Sieber Baltimore Department of Budgeting and Procurement State of Maryland Lions Club of Frederick Sion Ssstate Budget Bureau Mental Hygiene Department Slicher iGovernor General Assembly

Escaped Army mental patient captured in Baltimore

Police caught an escaped Walter Reed patient on the waterfront after a tenant farmer terror slashing spree in Montgomery County. Fred Clarke Pierron, 24, of Silver Spring, tied to the farm home siege, was identified by victims’ descriptions and a German hunting knife. He was returned to Washington for Army custody. A separate note reports Shookstown club plans a June 12 trip to Washington with multiple members and 4‑H Sunday reps.

Baltimore Washington Walter Reed Fred Clarke Pierron Silver Spring University of Maryland Army Walter Reed Hospital Vin Atal Montgomery County Adele Thomas Gaithersburg Barbara Lee Gang William T. Cart Pierron Pier 3 Pratt Street Christopher Sehemm Tmo Castoday Pier- Ron Shookstown wtioCine Thomembdere Jeanette McKenzie Patsy Hildebrand Connie Shultz Pat. Louise Jane Shuff

Communist opposition seen in Prague election reports

Vienna May 20 The Prague radio announced final returns from weekend local county and district elections in Communist Czechoslovakia showing anti Communist opposition. Five to six percent of voters refused to back National Front lists. County results 98.3 percent turnout with National Front at 93.6 percent. Local ballots 94.2 percent for Front, opposition 5.8 to 6 percent. District offices at 93.8 percent for Front.

Vienna Austria Czechoslovakia Prague National Front

Mahoney Campaign Tour In Frederick County Today

Baltimore contractor George P. Mahoney seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and plans a northern Frederick county tour starting from the Francis Key Hotel. He is joined by campaign manager Francis Sappington of Lime Kiln for the day’s events.

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