Thurmont Sportsmen Plan New Clubhouse at Hunting Creek
The Thurmont Sportsmen's Club announces a new 60 by 32 foot split level clubhouse on a S-acre tract at Hunting Creek near Monocacy River. Carroll Kinsey reports labor from 100 members will fund 7 000 to 8 000 dollars in materials with a modern kitchen meeting room dance floor and recreation spaces.
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Thurmort Conservation and Sportsmen
Hunting Creek
Monocacy
Carroll Kinsey
Sportsmen’s Club
Kinsey
Calvin Wilhide
Thurmont
Mont
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Winchester Hall
Keysville Road
Emmitsburg
James T. Waltz
Permits Issued For Rural Home Additions And Structures
Officials announced final permits for several rural building projects in Frederick and surrounding areas. The list includes a two car garage on Teen Barnes Road near U.S. 340 in Ballenger for James McLaren Jr. of Frederick, a $1200 leasing shed on 337 acres along Jauffer Road in Walkersville for Willard Holter of Middletown, a $500 trailer dwelling on Coxy Brown Road near Fisher's Hollow Road by Raymond H. Fisher of Baltimore, and a $500 porch enclosure for Frank Stottlemyer of Myersville on Black Rock Road in Catoctin district. Additional permits cover a $400 one room addition near Emmitsburg for Guy F. Gebbart, a $60 total shed on Tressler Road in Hanover's district by John F. and William R. Kammer of Baltimore, and a $350 basement remodeling on Maryland 144 in New Market owned by William Earl Ridgely.
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Teen Barnes Road
U. S. 340
Ballenger
James McLaren Jr
Frederick
Jauffer Road
Walkersville
Willard Holter
Middletown
Coxy Brown Road
Fisher’s Hollow Road
Raymond H. Fisher
West 42Nd Street
Baltimore
Frank Stottlesmyer
Myersville
Black Rock Road
Catoctin
Emmitsburg
Guy F. Gebbart
Frankford Avenue
Maryland 144
New Market District
William Earl Ridgely
Route 1
Person to Person Producers Exit CBS Show Rift
John A. Aaron and Jesse Zousmer withdrew from the Person to Person program amid a dispute with CBS president Frank Stanton. The producers said an amicable agreement would release them from their contract soon and that they would remain briefly for an orderly transition in management and production.
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New York
API
John A. Aaron
Jesse Zousmer
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Aaron
Zousmer
CBS President Bans Quiz Shows and Promotes Honest TV
CBS chief calls for drastic honesty across programs after congressional probe into rigged quiz shows. He bans all quiz shows, drops canned laughs, and urges straight presentation on all CBS broadcasts including Person to Person now with Charles Collingwood hosting Edward R. Murrow era.
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CBS
Congressional
Stanton
Cbs-Tv
Edward R. Murrow
Charles Collingwood
Pennsylvania Seeks to Drop Baltimore Washington Trains
R B Stoll district passenger manager for the Pennsylvania Railroad told the Public Service Commission that the railroad would save 671 dollars a week by discontinuing four trains on the Baltimore Washington run. He requested authority to drop two Saturday and two weekday trains between Baltimore and Washington and two Saturday trains between Baltimore and Wilmington. He said costs greatly exceed revenue and could not be borne.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Service Commission
Washington
PSC
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
R. B. Stoll
Baltimore Washington Rail Service Faces Cut Proposals
State Sen H Winship Wheatly Jr and a coalition including People's Counsel Wilfred T McQuaid and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen rep oppose proposed cuts. The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks to end Saturday runs on 405 Baltimore Washington and 414 Washington Baltimore and halt weekly 1417 415 409 services plus 402 Saturday Wilmington Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Washington
H. Winship Wheatly Jr
Prince Georges
People’s
Wilfred T. McQuaid
William J. Culbertson
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Wilming
Thai deputy PM begins two week tour of U.S. military bases
Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn, deputy prime minister and defense minister of Thailand, arrived in New York for a two week U.S. tour focusing on military installations. He will also visit Washington and Baltimore during the trip.
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U.S
New York
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thailand
United States
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