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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1954
Page
5
J. E. Greiner Company of Baltimore serves as consulting engineers for the project. Traffic studies and revenue estimates have been prepared for the commission by Coverdale and Colpitts of New York.
Baltimore October 19 Plans for public offering next month of 180 million dollars in Maryland bridge and tunnel revenue bonds are nearing completion. The issue includes 36 million serial bonds 1960 to 1974 and 141 million term bonds due 1994. Proceeds fund Patapsco tunnel construction refunding existing bonds and financing a four lane expressway linking US 1 US 40 and future routes. The Patapsco tunnel is slated to open December 1 1957 with a twin tube design and 22 foot lanes.
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife who married a man with a troubled past to avoid divorce and work on the union. She urges spiritual grounding, shared reading, and a gentle, non superior approach to win changes in habit and tone. Readers are urged to consider counseling through religion books and personal effort.
A fragmentary exchange mentions Harry and Maxine D i lime before overseas. The speaker notes the age proximity and uncertainty about a steady relationship, with scattered phrases about being away and dating difficulties.
Hurricane Hazel damaged orchards across the mid Atlantic belt with estimates of two to four million bushels of apples blown from trees. Allentown to Reading areas suffered heavy loss with uprooted trees and half the crop still on trees blown down. West Virginia and Maryland counties reported 10 to 25 percent damage, while Western Maryland and Virginia counties saw lighter impacts. Appalachian Apple Service provides the market data and context.
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