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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1960

Page

10

City Officials Struggle Over Police Retirement and Two Way Traffic

Frederick city board debates police pension provisions and a plan to reinstate two way traffic on Market Ninth and Motter streets north of Seventh. Key figures include Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg Police Chief Charles V. Main Alderman Robert E. Dailey Sr. Alderman Emmett R Bowlus and Alderman William B. Burall with SRC input cited as remaining uncertain.

City Hall Board of Aldermen Jacob R. Ramsburg Charles V. Main North Market Ninth and Motter Seventh St Plume Robert E. Dailey Sr Ramsburg Main Emmett R Bowlus Dailey William B. Burall Bowlus Ninth St Motier

City Traffic Plan Sparks Heated Board Debate Over Safety

On July 21 the board heard Daley push reinstating two way safety measures to protect school children crossing Ninth and Market near North Frederick Elementary. Burall opposed without full information and petitions with over 100 signatures urged maintaining the current system. The mayor ordered action continued while a study halt was requested and a re evaluation was proposed.

Bowlus Daley Burall Davey Mally Main Boulus Market Ninth Market Crossing North Frederick Motter Police Department Dailey

Change to aid traffic flow near Market Street district

Support grows for Dailey's traffic change from north of Seventh to the Market Street edge. City officials say opponents should have voiced objections earlier?

Seventh Market Street Dailey

Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative Meeting Set

The Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative will hold a meeting at the co op headquarters in College Park on October 27. Activities include a cattle judging contest with Ayrshire Holstein and Brown Swiss stock, inspection of 40 prize bulls, annual director elections, officer reports, and adoption of the 1961 budget and goals. Dr Herman, a Missouri University research staff member, will speak on opportunities for greater service by the cooperative.

Maryland Co-Op College Park Ayrshire Ao R. Shoemaker Herman Shoemaker University of Missouri

De Gaulle Visit Succeeds In Monaco Ties

President and Mrs Charles de Gaulle visited Prince Rainier in Monaco as a reciprocal gesture after Rainier’s trip to France last year. The French leader and Princess attended the event Sunday amid celebrations tied to royal and diplomatic ties.

Monaco Monte Carlo Charles de Gaulle France Rainier TV Princess Race

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