Frederick moves to end left turns at Square Corner
The mayor and Aldermen approved a plan to ban left turns at Market and Patrick streets known as The Square, contingent on Maryland State Roads Commission approval. Traffic flow changes would reverse Court street and Middle alley directions, with Southbound Court Street and Northbound Middle alley. further actions await ordinance passage. The move aims to ease Frederick traffic after a careful analysis, with additional minor city business and a $7,537.60 bill approval. The Navy has developed an identification coding showing exposure to atomic radiation.
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Frederick
Market
Patrick Streets
the Square
Maryland State Roads Commission
SRC
Court Street
Middle Alley
Second
Patrick
Church Streets
Elmer F. Munshower
Maser Munshower
Munshower
Austin James
Cumberland
Maryland Municipal League
Maryland budget requests rise over current for 1951
Maryland budget estimates for 1951 run more than 21 percent above current appropriations as 11 agencies yet to submit plans join 120 others. Mental hospitals seek 12,056,132 and 34.7 percent more, Medical Services 3,700,912 up 45 percent, Public Welfare 10,411,436, Health 1,702,634, chronic disease hospital 1,036,019, University of Maryland around 800,000 more than current budget of 14,045,338.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Lane
Roads Commission
Department, of Public Improvements
State Comptroller's Office
University of Maryland
Vacant City Garage Damaged By Fire
A small fire at a vacant garage behind 703 Fast South Street caused light damage to the frame structure. Neighbors and a bucket brigade contained the blaze until United and Citizens fire companies arrived. Fireman Herman Miller extinguished it. neighbors noted children often used the space as a playhouse. This was the fourth blaze blamed on children this week.
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South Street
United and Citizens Fire Companies
Fred Straley
Herman Miller
Uniteds
Juvenile fire suspected in early week warehouse blaze
A district Sunday fire damaged an old stable and contents near the Salustian Army mission, burning two secondhand automobiles used by Bernie Winkel on West Patrick Street. Police seized one juvenile in connection with the Winker car fires. the name is withheld while under Juvenile Court. Investigators still seek the blaze’s incendiary cause. The last widow of the Revolutionary War died in 1910.
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Salustian Army
Andie
Bernie Winkel
West Patrick Street
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