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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1970

Page

2

Youth Injured In Wreck On South Jefferson Street

A 17 year old Dickerson youth, identified as Dickerson resident Regnier, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle collision on South Jefferson Street. Regnier was thrown from his pickup when pulling onto Jefferson from Red Barn parking lot. The other driver, Lowell E Tressler, 38, of Vienna, Virginia, was involved. Damages were about 1000 dollars to each vehicle. Police say the 8 PM crash is under investigation. City police also served two warrants. Thomas Fritz, 23, East South Street, arrested on a grand larceny warrant with Nov 13 hearing and 500 dollar bond. Bertha Tibbs, 24, Park Place, charged with assault and battery. hearing set Nov 9 with 250 dollar bond.

Dickerson Frederick Memorial Hospital Jefferson Street Charles William Regnier Regnier Red Barn Lowell Eugene Tressler Vienna Thomas Edward Fritz East South Steet Bertha Ann Tibbs Park Place Carroll Kretger Hillside Apartments

Jack Griffin Honored by Frederick Shopping Center Banquet

Frederick Shopping Center Merchants Association will honor Jack Griffin of 533 Grant Place at a Nov 12 banquet at Red Horse Steak House. Griffin has supported Frederick youth and community service, receiving a gold hand diamond pin and a tie tac for his efforts. Previous honorees include Major Charles Main and Dr. Harold Neurfeld.

Frederick Harry A. Rosenfeld Red Horse Steak House Smany Rosenfeld Jack Griffin Grant Place Griffin Charles V. Main Harold Neurfeld Jack Griffin Will Frederick Shopping Center

Emmitsburg Landmark Destroyed By Fire

A suspicious fire destroyed a 100 plus year old mansion near Emmitsburg early Wednesday. Firefighters from Emmitsburg Thurmont and Rocky Ridge faced a three story brick structure at the former Marie Kial estate near Route 15 Bypass Moitter's Station Road. About 65 firemen fought the blaze with interior burning out. walls remained. Fire marshal Charles Kronour and Chief Guy R McGlaughlin investigated origin likely in the kitchen area. The home built over a century ago by Dr Shorb on Claivaux estate, later owned by the Rial and Roody families, has historic significance and was possibly once an inn. Ownership lies with Col G R Borst of the Washington area. Firefighters stood by as the interior burned out. one pumper remained at the scene. This estate has suffered two prior fires, destroying a summer home and a barn.

Emmitsburg Marie Kial Route 15 Moitter Guy R. McGlaughlin Maryland Charles Kronour Hagerstown McGlaughlin Col. G R. Borst Washington, D.C Rial Dr. Shorb Claivaux Daniel Roody

Veterans Plan Salute To POWs On Vets Day

The Joint Veterans Committee of Maryland plans Veterans Day ceremonies on Wednesday November 11 starting at 630 p.m. at War Memorial Plaza with a POW salute and drum corps. Milton Sloan announces a flag pole dedication and firing squad. at 8 p.m. services open in the War Memorial Building auditorium with J William McAvoy announcing The Time Is Now To Free Our POWs. Erle Cocke Jr a WWI veteran and former POW will speak. officials and public invited.

Veterans. Commmittee Maryland War Memorial Plaza War Memorial Building Milton Sloan P.O.W J. William McAvoy Joint Veterans Committee of P.O. W Erle Cocke, Jr American Legion War Memorial Auditorium Joint Veterans Committee P.o.w.’S Joint Veterans Committee ‘of Marine Corps League Veterans of Foreign Wars

20 Arrests in Baltimore County Narcotics Raid

Towson Maryland police said narcotics raids that started Thursday afternoon and ended near midnight netted 20 arrests in Baltimore County. The operation, conducted with Maryland State Police, focused mainly in the darkal area. Two days totaled 27 arrests, with five of the 20 being juveniles.

Towson Baltimore County Dardalk Maryland

Rezoning Actions and City Purchases Considered

The Board of Aldermen discussed rezoning continuing from page one including an oversized water connection at Rock Creek Center near Waverly School. They accepted low bids for city salt at 14.45 a ton from Morton Salt Co and for 10 city vehicles including two half ton pickups from Watkins-Burdette and others from Frederick Motor Co Jenkins Motors and related vendors. Public hearings on three amendments to city ordinances were tentatively planned, covering parking facility design voting structure zoning recommendations and district regulations. Frederick High School field repairs at FHS are pending after rain delays.

Board of Education New Rock’ Creek Waverly School Morton Salt Co Philadelphia Michael Pue Watkins-Burdette Motor Company Frederick Motor ‘Co Frederick Motor Co Jenkins Motors M and Board Frederick High School FHS

FAA Sets New Alcohol Rule for Civil Pilots

Washington AP reports the Federal Aviation Administration prohibits civilian pilots from consuming intoxicating liquor within eight hours before a flight. The rule, intended to reduce in-flight impairment, applies to any person acting as a crew member of a civil aircraft and takes effect in January.

Washington Federal Aviation Administration Air Nd FAP

West Coast operations to phase out over two years

Officials discuss a two year phasing out of the rms in the West Coast area. Maryland remains uncertain. Many affected are Southern Californians who may not want to leave. The plan could affect Ocean Research and Engineering Center operations in Anaspo fis, with likely non merging of the two sites.

Solane Maryland

Detrick Out-Placement Program Aims At Jobs For 28 Emploees

Detrick program coordinator Paul G Smith of the Civilian Personnel Office leads a team including two assistants Frances Dudderar and Dudley Sparks to place 28 separated workers in government and private industry. Placement managers use personal preferences and local industry contacts to match clerical, scientific, engineering, and trades workers with suitable roles, prioritizing those unable or unwilling to commute or remain in the area.

Detrick Paul G Smith Civilian Frances Dudderar Dudley Sparks Fort Detrick Frederick

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