State Asked To Make Local Traffic Survey
City officials seek an expert survey from the State Roads Commission to study Frederick traffic and plan remedial measures. The mayor and aldermen ordered City Attorney Richard Zimmerman to file a formal SRC request and to coordinate with federal and state agencies on cost sharing and implementation. Meanwhile, traffic lanes are being studied to ease congestion ahead of spring. Raleigh?
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Fined On Conviction After Three car Crash
A Buckeye town man was fined 645 on conviction for causing a three car collision by failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. Defense filed an appeal notice. Testimony centered on ambulance siren use. one witness said the siren faded before the scene, others claimed the siren was audible. No injuries. property damage over 309 dollars.
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Governor Lane homecoming speech in Hagerstown
Governor William Preston Lane Jr. spoke at a Washington County dinner about Maryland tax policy Acknowledging shopper tax discontent he defended new levies as necessary to fund a strong school system road improvements and health standards He praised public support and urged unity for projects including a Chesapeake bridge.
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Untitled West Virginia drunkenness and traffic arrests
Law enforcement notes list multiple cases with names and fines including David E. Adkins of Laurel fined $645 for reckless driving and Ira J. Basler Jr facing no registration issues. Sgt Swomley and Officers Burris Harris and others cited for drunkenness and peace disturbances with fines ranging up to $3.30. City collateral forfeitures noted for William H. Chase totaling $2580 for drunk and disturbance offenses.
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State Sees Dirt Poured April for 27 Month Project
The official said talks in Washington would align federal support and the state plans to begin soil work the first of April. Officials estimate the project will take about 27 months to finish.
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Government urges lower liquor prices to unload slow moving stock
Washington officials tell liquor dealers to push discount pricing to move slow stock and comply with federal law banning returns to wholesalers or producers. The Internal Revenue Bureau warns of penalties for violations as wartime shortages lapsed and dealers sought to offload off brands.
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Pastor's Son Killed Under Congregation Bus
A three year old boy, Edward J. Woolfrey Jr., son of a Free Gospel pastor, died in Edgemere Maryland after being run over by a bus taking congregation members to a nearby church. The incident occurred yesterday and the driver and church officials were not named in the report.
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Fatal Backyard Shooting Shocks Community
A man named Bernacle was killed in his own backyard as his mother frantically shouted for a bus driver to stop. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing surveillance and witness statements for leads.
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Investigators Begin State License Checkup
Investigators from the State License Bureau started a statewide review of contractors who owe back license fees and the ten percent monthly penalty for delinquency.
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Japanese surrender document to be shown on Freedom Train
Aboard the Freedom Train in Baltimore for a two day stay will be the Japanese surrender document and Columbus discovery letter. The exhibit opens to the public with specially built steel doors. Admission details follow.
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Railroad yards host two day event across cities
A two day event will run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards and Wednesday in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Camden yards.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ne mates chosen to represent five hundred Baltimore students
Five hundred Baltimore school children elected the Ne mates to represent them and will visit the train vod repu. The fragment hints at a pupil delegation with unclear destination and event.
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