New City Code Authorized in Frederick under bid
The Frederick Board of Aldermen in a special meeting with Mayor Donald B Rice approved a contract with Michie City Publications Company of Charlottesville Virginia to recodify the city code at about 4500 dollars The firm will edit index and place all permanent ordinances in a printed code with leather bound volumes and gold stamping Each copy will have a back pocket for annual updates priced at 150 to 175 dollars yearly The work includes updating to current laws checking against state and Maryland court opinions and drafting amendments where needed The city anticipates completion within six weeks after related General Assembly changes and will involve City Attorney W Jerome Offutt in manuscript review The aldermen also denied a request to relocate a storm sewer line costing 2000 to 3000 dollars for Kidwiler Park to satisfy the Rosedale Civic Association.
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Board of Aldermen
Donald B Rice
Michie City Publications Company
Charlottesville
Frederick City
Officiale
Rice
Frederick
W. Jerome Offutt
Maryland Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Offutt
Virginia
Key West
Fla
Portsmouth
Rosedale
Mayror Rice
Kidwiler Park
Typhoon Smashes Kaohsiung and Tsoying Naval Base
A fierce tropical typhoon struck southwest Formosa last night, hitting Kaohsiung and the Tsoying naval base hard. Reports say at least 65 dead and 600 injured at these locations, with extensive destruction and many missing. Other areas report limited details due to telegraph cuts. Official tallies also indicate dozens killed and hundreds injured at Kaohsiung, while the Navy base may withhold damage details for security. The storm disrupted communications across the region as rescue efforts begin.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Kaohsiung
China Tsoying Naval Base
Navy
Bentz Promoted to Private First Class in Korea
Charles William Bentz of Graceham Maryland, son of Mr and Mrs Charles B Bentz, has been promoted to private first class while serving with the 45th Infantry Division in Korea.
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Korea
45Th Infantry
Charles William Bentz
Charles* B. Bentz
Graceham, Md
Governor Opens Route 40 Line Near Frederick
Governor Theodore R McKeldin opened a five mile section of the Baltimore National Pike bringing the dual highway within 15 miles of Frederick. The Morgan Road to Ridgeville segment cost about 2 298 154 and was completed ahead of schedule by Williams Construction Company of Middle River.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Frederick
Wiliams Construction Company
Middle River
Morgan Road
Lisbon
Ridgeville
Baltimore
Morgan-Ridgeville
McKeldin
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
Monocacy River
Monocacy
Tail Cedars Parade at Hagerstown Saturday
Tail Cedars of Lebanon Frederick Forest No. 132 plans a District Ceremonial in Hagerstown with a 4 PM bus departure from Blue Ridge terminal, a 5 PM banquet for about 500, a 6:40 PM parade from Masonic Temple, and initiation ceremonies at 7:30 PM at the high school, with members from York Harrisburg Baltimore and Silver Spring joining.
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Blue Ridge
West Patrick Street
Frederick Forest
Tail Cedars of
Lebanon
Hagerstown
Forest
York
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Silver Spring
District 14
Masonic Temple
John T. Best, Jr
Ralph Bitzer
Grand Tall Cedar
G. Horton Peace
Frank Adam, Jr
G. TF. C
Scarlett Indicted Over Alcohol License Charge In Westminster
Carroll County grand jury charges Ausine Scariest a convicted gamer and former co owner of a luxury country club with selling alcohol without a license. Federal seizure of the club premises last month tied to back income tax claims, liquor cache found during the seizure. Scarlett appealed his conviction and faces conspiracy related counts.
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Scarlett
Westminster
Carroll County
Ausine Scariest
Gamer
Baltimore
Donated Blood Drive At Brunswick Sets Records
Red Cross appeal draws 119 would be donors to Brunswick for the Baltimore Blood mobile third return trip. 107 donors accepted with new donors added. Charles A. Bratt and George W. Thomas join the Gallon Club after eighth pint contributions. Operations at First Methodist church with Dr Traugart and Ave nurses in charge.
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Red Cross
Brunswick
Baltimore Blood Mobile
Charles A. Bratt
George W. Thomas
Gallon Club
First Methodist Church
Traugart
Ave
Helen E. Brooks
Baltimore
Hugh Cage
T. West Claggett
Hilary Mills
Werner Orrison
Harwood Watson
Charles Deck
Mary Cincotta
Elizabeth Frye
Mary Myers
Russell Litten
Margaret Orrison
Elizabeth Hovermaie
Ethel Barlow
Noah Grab
Rotary Club
Brunswick Couple Win Radio Look For England Trip
A Brunswick couple, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. H. Margrabe, gained prizes on a New York radio quiz show, including an electric sewing machine and towels, with a chance to win a trip to England for Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in June. They advanced through pre-show drawing and on-air questions, recalling details about their home, Mrs. Margrabe’s teaching career, and songs. They must submit a 50-word opinion letter by November 29 to compete for the final trip.
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New York
England
Elizabeth
C. W. H. Margrabe
CBS
John Reedkins
Margrabes
Mr King
Mr. Margrave
Mrs. Margrave
British Isles
New Midway 4-H Club discusses dairy cattle feeding
New Midway 4 H Club met on Wednesday to discuss feeding dairy cattle led by Donald Hahn. Fourteen members attended and refreshments followed after the 4 H Pledges were recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Midway
Donald Hahn
Frederick to issue 1900 bicycle plates under new program
An order for 1500 bicycle plates accompanies a city wide inspection plan led by Officer Sherman Boone. The program aims to tag, inspect, and register all Frederick bikes with orange on black plates and 25 cent tags. Scotchlite reflective tape will be provided at no cost.
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Frederick City
Jack Shorrow
Sherman Boone
Charles
Frederick Optimist Club
Maryland Farm Bureau Plans State Convention
Plans for the thirty seventh Maryland Farm Bureau State Convention are nearly complete. More than 11,000 members may attend sessions January 7 to 11 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore. Affiliates include Crop Improvement Association Stockmens Poultry Council Tobacco Growers Vegetable Growers and Nurserymen. A Rural Youth dance will be January 8 with a main banquet January 9 at 6 30 p m. Speaker announcements will come later. Santa letters from local youths were received by the News-Post.
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Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltiimore
E. Wire Jr
Baltmore
Waemens
Marland Crop Improvement Association
Stockmens Association
Poulir
Council
Ganization of
Nine Mount seniors named to Who's Who list at Mt St Marys
Nine members of the senior class at Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg have been named for inclusion in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Names include William N Bath Clifton Forge Va president of International Relations Club Pridwin staff yearbook Glee Club and Monsignor Tierney Honor Society and others with roles in student government clubs and athletics. Selection cited superior scholarship leadership extracurriculars citizenship and service to the college with promise of future usefulness to business and society.
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Mi. St. Macy's College
Emmmitsburg
William N. Bath
Clifton Forge
International Relations Club
Ben Staff
Pridwin
Mt. St. Mary's
Glee Club
Francis A. Headley
Woodbury
N. J
Adelphi Soc
John J. Lyons
Audubon
Mdahy
Adelphi Society
Knights of Columbus
Harry F. McPartland
Brook- Inn
Comner
Shamrock Club
Brunswick Bridge Bids Sought By Maryland SRC
Maryland State Roads Commission advertised for bids on construction of a new Potomac River bridge at Brunswick. Bid date set for December 16. Bridge length about 2425 feet with 26 foot roadway and two safety curbs. Overpasses four B&O tracks seven railroad yard tracks and C and O canal.
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Maryland State Roads Commission
Bic
Potomac River
Brunswick
Russell Ho Me-Cain
SRC
New Brunswick Bridge
B&o Railroad
Sid C & O
Upland Game Season Licenses Surpass 3500 In Frederick County
More than 3 500 hunting licenses have been issued in Frederick County for the upland game season opening this Saturday, with county licenses dominating. Distribution shows 2 300 at J Paul Delphey, 730 at Stipley’s, and the rest at the Clerk of the Circuit Court office. Weather forecasts expect fair conditions to Saturday, but dry forests risk fire if precipitation remains sparse. The rabbit population is reported sparse, while quail, grouse, woodcock, and pheasant seasons run through late November to early January, with waterfowl opening next Monday and continuing to January 1. Community Chest progress reaches 87 percent of a $35,000 goal, with Tuesday set for drive completion. various committees report mixed achievements.
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Frederick
J. Paul Delphey
Stipley
Sporting Goods
Circuit Court
Weather Bureau
Community Chest
Charles 3. V. Lanner
Lanner
Will of Mrs Mary Vo Altman probate creates life estate
The will of Mrs Mary Vo Altman widow of Thomas J Altman probated in the Orphans Court disposes of a substantial estate. The residue goes to a daughter for life with trust to Farmers and Mechanics Bank for a grandson until age 25 then halves at 30. Executors named, codicils adjust terms if more than one child. A separate donation provides $100 to Mt Olivet Cemetery for upkeep. Deeds recorded include sale of farms and church property with life estates attached.
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Mary Vo Altman
West Patrick Street
Thomas J. Altman
Sni
Slom
Joseph H. Roberts
Beatrice Roberts
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Glenn T. Roberts
Roberts
Tiesall
Quen Mercer
H Kuetter Delauter
Mt Olvet
Temporary Officers For Torch Club Formed In Frederick County
Frederick County hosts an early Torch Club meeting at the YMCA with officers elected including President Hin OY, Secretary Treasurer Herbert NS Heston, and others. A second meeting is planned for 7 30 pm at the YMCA as bylaws are drafted for a charter in January and monthly meetings will follow.
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Frederick County
YMCA
H L Sackett
Iternational Association
Y. Mlc
Hin OY
Neel
Treasure Herbert NS Heston
Edward A Gorser
Merval Weaver
Edward D Storm Henn A Groenken
Alvin G Qinnn
Duval
Sinead
Admitted Guilt And Gets Term In Maryland Case
A Circuit Court jury discharged midtrial after defendant Eugene Allen Stull pled guilty to seven vehicle charges. The court, noting youth and orphan status, imposed a maximum term in the State Reformatory while suspending other sentences. State witnesses, including Officer William Boone Jr, testified to a high speed chase and stop sign violations ending with Stull abandoning a maroon Ford and being identified by Oscar Coyle and Harlan DeCity as the operator.
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Nogrida
Eugene Allen Stull
Frederick
Patricn M Schnauffer
Stull
State Reformatory
Questa
Stulls Vouth
Chad Price
Charles E Geisler
Urbana
Maryland
Indiana
Francis Stockbarger
Br . Ind
Geisle
House of Correction
Geisler
Sherman F. Bowers
William Boone, Jr
Boone
South Market
Clarke Place
Carrall
Commerce
South
Carroll Streets
Commerce Street
Monocacy
Coyle
Hagerstown
John W. Sagie
Testi Stulen
Harlan Douglas Decity
Ford
Murray Foust
Howard Willson
Dudderar Gearze
Wiihide
Norman LL Drave
Gross
Vada
Charles Derr
W Neihe Riffie
Clayher
Man
Cameron H Ege
Iug
Knoxville
Wason James
Twonoson
Bay Bridge tolls bring in over half a million dollars
New Chesapeake Bay Bridge tolls last month yielded about 530 000 in revenue. The Susquehanna River crossing contributed 137 357 and the Potomac River bridge 1322 786 65. Marsland brment revenue exceeded 8119 000 from 7o NAC vehicles.
Have a Heart Go Searen the Iet of the Earth
A reflective piece by H. A. Lufburrow urges readers to scrutinize leaders for virtue and compassion. It argues that those praised by the public gain value only if they possess a true heart, warning that heartless figures may gain power yet lack lasting worth and dignity.
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H. A. Lufburrow
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W. Laird Henry, Jr
Frank Keeter
Knights Templar
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Austin P. Renn
William F. Prettyman
Etzebil Schaub Emnent
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News-Post Today
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Myersville
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Trustees of
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Church of the Brethren
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Mary Shawbaker
Jessie Jo Shawbaker
Torch Club
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