Will Study: New Law's Effect Here
Frederick city weighs a proposed ordinance to regulate non maintained state roads and collect fines. Mayor Derr notes study is lengthy and action unlikely before June. law could require city bookkeeping and possible remittance to county. Officials discuss revenue potential and legal scope for designated streets and state highways.
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Frederick City
John A. Derr
Maryland League of Municipalities
Ocean City
Carl Everstine
Maryland Department of Legislative Reference
Everstine
Legislative Council
Frederick
Market
Patrick
Bentz
South
Commissioners of Motor Vehicles
Walter 4. Davis
Charles W. Main
Svhen
Charles
Hit-and-run driver strikes cars in Braddock Heights
An unidentified motorist struck a car and fled through Braddock Heights toward Middletown late last night. State Police investigator Fronpay Danald A. Tucker was dispatched to pursue the alleged hit-and-run.
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Braddock Heights
Middletown
Fronpay Danald A Tucker
State Police
Monocacy Village to Add 60 New Homes in Frederick
Monocacy Village on East Street between Eighth and Jah streets rapid development shifts plans from about 60 to 60 houses this year. Hamilton Homes reports 182 houses planned, with traffic and shopping center plans, paving and utilities underway, FHA and VA financing, and a rising assessed value for Frederick.
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Monocacy Village
Frederick
East Street
Eighth
Jah Streets
Elnpment
Rock
Seminole Road
East Ninth Street
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Lansdale Tube Company
Hamilton Homes
Asa H. Watkins
Ninth Street
Shawnee Drive
Pine Ave
Nue
J. R. Lillard
Barnesville
Earl Cline
W. F. Wilson
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
FHA
Farmers and Mechanics Citizensational Bank
Plans For Safeway Supermarket At West Seventh Street
Elaborate plans for a 275000 dollar Safeway supermarket at West Seventh street and Toll House Avenue have been filed with City Engineer W. Raymond Walter. The one story and mezzanine building will cover about 14000 square feet on a 347 by 362 foot lot with more than two acres of parking and a 10 foot high sky sign. Bramwell Construction Company is the builder and Milton Z Bras sas is architect. Also noted are incinerator loading platform sprinkling system and public toilets on the mezzanine. Construction expected soon alongside issuing permits for 80 new Frederick residences this year with multiple homes listed and values ranging from 9000 to 37000 dollars.
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Safeway Stores, Inc
West Seventh Street
Toll House Avenue
W. Raymond. Walter
Fond Market
Bramwell Construction Company
Safeway
Milton Z. Brassas
Frederick
Henry V. Chase
West College Terrace
Brosius Oeaced
Two Held For Taking Nurseryman's Cash in Lebanon
Lebanon detectives identified two 17 year old high school seniors Cleland Hostetter and Richard Hoke as the youths who stole more than 13000 dollars from Warren Wena’s nursery cache. A portion of the money was recovered and the rest was unaccounted for. The boys learned of the hidden cash from hunters with air rifles.
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Lebanon
Dist. Att. L. E. Meyer
Xnuths
Cleland Hostetter
Richard Hoke
Meyer
Hostetter
Cornwall High School
John Lenker
William J. Anselmi
Warren Wo Wena
Lebanon Wentz
Ouths
Weser
Nije
Former Keyser Editor's Wife Dies From Gunshot Wound
Margaret J. Barger, 43, wife of John W. Barger editor of the Keyser Mineral Daily News Tribune, died of a gunshot wound to the temple. Police and prosecutor Vernon Rankin said a .22 pistol was found near her body and that no verdict would be issued until a full investigation is completed. Born December 4 1909 in Keyser she was a graduate of Potomac State College and Hood College with an AB degree earned in 1933.
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Keyser. W. Va
Margaret J. Barger
John W. Barger
Keyser-Mineral Daily News Tribune
Mineral County
Vernon E. Rankin
Rankin
Keyser
Airs
Barger
Mary I
Harry G. Fisher
Potomac State College
Potomac State Junior College
Hood
Harriett
Fred Sheetz Jr
About To Win When He Lost
Eugene M. Callis, a former oil and milk millionaire, testified in a U S District Court trial on bankruptcy fraud that he was about to realize the full potential of Kennersley Farms near Centreville when bankruptcy struck in 1931. He claimed a dairy could have produced 20,000 quarts daily within another year, if receivership had not intervened.
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Baltimore
Eugene MM. Callis
Kennersley Farms
Centreville
Callis
U.S. District Court
US 5
Atty
George Cocharan Doub
Ife
Ouisitess
Dr Ignatius Biorlee Honored by Frederick AAA Board
Members of the Frederick county branch American Automobile Association honored retiring board president Dr Ignatius Biorlee with a testimonial dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Attendees included Alton Y Bennett Lloyd Culler Col Elmer Munshawer Donald B Rice and others. Dr Biorlee to retire in July plans to return to Minnesota with his wife. He has long served as a leading educator of the deaf and held multiple state and local positions. His successor at the State School is Lloyd Ambrosen, Minnesota native and current principal of the Florida State School for the Deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
American Automobile Association
Ignatius Biorlee
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alton Y. Bennett
Lloyd €. Culler
Col
Elmer F. Munshawer
Donald B Rice
Robert W Leichert
Roger H. Willard
Edward F Holter
J. T. Alexander
AAA
Frederick
Maryland
Bforlee
Minnesota
Francis Scott Key Council
Boy Scouts of America
Hth
Rogers International
NRA
Fred
Weather Brief: Temperature and Humidity Shifts at Airport
A 12:30 reading shows 84 degrees at the airport aiming to match Monday's peak. Humidity differed by about ten percent in favor of today. Forecasters expect cooler conditions this afternoon or night with scattered thunderstorms. Light snow yesterday left a trace of rain for the month. Last night’s inn was 62.
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Werthesdas
Germany Warns That Ununited Germany Could Not Defend Itself
U S Ambassador James B Conant warned in Duesseldorf that a united neutral Germany would be unable to defend itself against the Russians even with arms He said a country with no natural boundaries could not defend itself outside a European defense system and that words must be followed by deeds The United States Britain France and the Adenauer government would press for German reunification in peace and freedom at a Big Four summit while western officials worry over Austria style neutralization efforts and a divided Germany
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Duesseldorf
Germany
U.S
James B. Conant
Conant
United States
Britain
France
Adenauer
Violent Death Toll Marked First Summer Weekend in Canada
A Canadian Pregs survey counted 69 violent deaths over the first long weekend of summer, with 26 drownings and 26 traffic deaths, 3 fire fatalities, and nine other causes. An infant girl died in a Montreal rooming house and a 32-year-old immigrant was held as a material witness amid patriotic ceremonies across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Montreal
Victoria
Iday
Lee A Wollard Found Drowned In Ohio River
The body of Lee A. Wollard, 70, retired Marshall College business chair, was recovered from the Ohio River near Greenup after he had been missing since Thursday morning. Fire Chief Herman King and other firefighters found the body while at a warehouse yard. Officials found no foul play. coroners jury ruled drowning. Wollard had left Ashland to walk to his classroom in Ashland Junior College and planned to join Alderson-Broaddus College faculty in Philippi, West Virginia, near September.
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Greenup
Lee A. Wollard
Marshall College Business Administration
Ohio River
Here
Herman King
South Shore
Noather
Wolfard
Ashland
Ashland Junior College
Marshall
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philipp
W. Va
Four From Here at Meeting of Grocers
Four county residents were among 409 delegates to the Independent Retail Food Mistribue ars of Maryland convention held Sunday and Monday at Bedford. Pa t Trev were Elmer Stockman Frederick president of the Serv-U Save-U Stares Garland Gurton Burkittsvile gracer Harrel Hamilton Frederick gracer and Mrs. Gimia Bradley secretary of the Serv-U-Save-L organization. The convention was held at the Bedford Springs Hotel. Luther L. Hutter a Cumberland grover was elected president. Delegates tentatively voted to hold next year's meeting in Atlanta Paty NF in SEW MINISTERS WESTMINSTER. Mao graduates received degrees as bachelors of sacred theologs at commencement exercises at Westminster Theological Seminary 11day. The commencement speaker Was the Rev Halford Carerack a professor emeritus of preaching at the Yale Divinity School.
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Independent Retail Food Mistribuears of
Maryland
Bedford
T Trev
Elmer Stockman
Frederick
Garland Gurton
Burkittsvile Gracer
Harrel Hamilton
Frederick Gracer
Gimia Bradley
Tuosdar
Bedford Springs
Luther L. Hutter
Cumberland Zrover
Tantie Paty
Westminster
Mao? Oh
Westminster Theological Seminary
Halford Carerack
Yale Divinity School
Children From Ten Nations Learn To Live And Play
In Olive Branch Ohio a cross-loads town hosts the Children International Village for 41 youths from ten nations. Twenty one girls and twenty boys, mostly 11, study nature arts crafts and sports while singing native songs. Mexico has an extra youth. groups include Argentina Brazil British Honduras Costa Rica Guatemala Nicaragua Sweden Venezuela and the United States. Each group is led by an adult and the campers tour Cincinnati industries and culture during a month long stay. The village is founded in 1851 by Dr Dor is T Allen and husband Erastus Allen, with private donations and local firms backing. Homer Eddington directs the camp and stresses personal international understanding to foster peace.
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Olive Branch
Ohio
Argentine
Brazil
British Honduras
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Mexico
Sweden
Venezuela
United States
Cincinnati
Children’s International Village Man
Doris T. Allen
Erastus Allen
Germany
Finland
Clermont
Dorothy Dolby
Homer Eddington
Ohio State
Kent
Chillicothe
Nonmvray
Eddington
Effort to Split Allies Predicted at Big Four Talk
Senator H. Alexander Smith warns a Russian move at the forthcoming Big Four conference could try to split the United States and Britain over Formosa. He cites Soviet aim to drive a wedge between allies as Britain backs a settlement favorable to Chiang Kai shek and China’s Nationalists. The U S pledges assistance are unsettled. China’s Formosa status remains unresolved amid regional tensions.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
United States
Britain
Formosa
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Whin
Missing McDonagh Students Located
Two McDonagh Military School students, Anthony Reynolds and Richard Webster II, were found near Two Buttes Colorado after leaving Maryland May 13 to travel west. Anthony told his parents he and Webster were working on ranches and had hitchhiked, both loving horses and aiming to return home. Weather forecast reports scattered showers through Thursday with warmer weekend highs in the 70s.
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Williamsport
McDonagh
Mrd
Two Buttes
Reynault
Anthony
Colorado
Denver
Richard A. Webster, II
Long Island
Dr. Grieve
Firs Som
Iead
Williams
Maryland
Wallamsport
Anthony Carl
SRR
McDonogh
Ny Isiy
Cenler
Acre
Abo
Suffragan Bishop Is Installed in Maryland
Rev. Harry Lee Doll was installed as the first suffragan bishop of the Maryland Episcopal Diocese since 1816 at Old St. Paul’s Church Baltimore a Solemn procession and ceremony attended by more than 900 including 150 clergy with thousands watching on TV or listening on radio Doll previously rector at St. Paul’s since 1942 and born in Martinsburg West Virginia he served in Houston Washington and Alexandria before Baltimore consecrating bishops included Sherill Powell and Goodwin.
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Baltimore
Harry Lee Doll
Maryland
Old St. Paul’s Church
Henry K. Sherill
Episcopal Church
Noble C. Powell
Frederick D. Goodwin
Virginia
Doll
Powell
Harrison Garrett
Qld St. Paul's
George F. Packard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Houston
Tex
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Jaycee Dinner dance Tonight at VFW Country Club
Over 100 Frederick Jaycees and their wives and guests expected at a dinner dance tonight at the VFW Country Club honoring outgoing president William Burger. After a 6 30 dinner, Joe Elkins and his orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jaycees
VFW Country Club
William §. Burger
Joe Elkins
Major Conference on Vaccine Opens Amid Polio Debates
A major conference in Washington unites leaders from medicine industry and public health amid calls for swift vaccine safety and policy changes. The session follows Cutter vaccine concerns, supply limits, and ongoing reviews at NIH and vaccine plants nationwide, with potential summer impact on polio immunization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Scheele
New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
Sue Ee
O'Connor
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Scheele
Public Health Service
Armorican Medical Assn
Association of State and Territorial Health Officers
National Institutes of Health
William Sebreli Jr
Sebreli
First
Earoinecar
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Eli Lilly
Indianapolis
Pitman-Moore Co
Wreth, Inc
Marietta
Sharpe & Dohme, Inc
Philadelphia
First Lady to Be Named Friday Night in Frederick
The Beta Sigma Phi group at Evangelical Lutheran church will honor a "first lady" Friday at eight o'clock. The ceremony, under the general chairman, follows months of secret nominations by local professionals and businesspeople. Dorothy Dorsey leads the organization with plans for the year discussed at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wallhe
Siaim
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bette Zimmerman
Mary Condon Hodgson
Ryven White
George B. Hoke
C. Burr
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Queen Street
Pearl Street
Adam Road
Jada Development Corporation
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Ezra E. Williams
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Charles P. Staley
Staley Avenue
Charles R. Wachter
Wilson Place
Grayson E. Nikirk
Catoctin Avenue
W. Osborne Schade
David Weinberg
Fairview Avenue
Elmer W. Korrell
Mary C. Hodgson
Dill Avenue
Trans-America Theater
West Patrick Street
City of
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Ill Street
Fred W. Tuemmier
New York Park and Planning Commission
Charles F. Bowers
John S. Walton
Mt. Rainer
Watkins Acres
West Frederick
Dr. Biorlee
Combat Russia
River
Senator Smith
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Quemoy
Matsu
Eisenhower
Formosa Strait
Peiping
Russia
Red China
Meldon
Albert C. Bussard
East Third Street
Phebus
Carty
Lawrence T. Carroll
East Seventh Street
Serst. Simmons
John R. Leek
East Fifth Street
Staley
Winchester Hall
Charles Phillips
Community Theater
Mathilde Soloway
Mountain Theater
Winchester Hall Auditorium
London
Saigon
Viet Nam
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