School Zone Speed Cut By Mayor Board
Frederick mayor and aldermen approved a three page ordinance reducing school zone speed to 15 mph from 8 am to 4 pm and considered changes to loading zones, traffic barricades, and water rates. They also discussed placing signs, ending the one way at Seventh Street, and studying revenue use from loading zones while policing concerns were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Hall
Ninth and Market Street
Ninth Street
Market Street
John A. Derr
Charles V. Main
Seventh Street
Chief Main
Harry C. Lawson
Victory Cleaners
W. Patrick Street
Lawson
Sprankles’ Grocers
North Market Street
Wilbur Clyde Rippean Jr
Derr
Sears, Roebuck
So Hippean
Charles McMathias
Opera House
Circuit Court
Rodney Willard
Grant Place
Rosedale Park
W. R. Walter
Louis C. Kinsey
Frederick Gas Co
Bolton Street
George K. Smith
Maryland University
Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewage Associaton
Walter
Singapore
C Cyril Klem
Louisville
Mas Kehne
IMSA
Rochester
Move To Clear Market Space Property Title
The Mayor and Board authorize City Attorney to file in Circuit Court to determine title to parts of Market Space, City Hall and City Opera House. Action aims to free space for Police Department and expanded municipal offices amid long standing trust deed concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias
Emmett R. Bowlus
William B. Burall
City Hall
City Opera ‘House
City Market House
W. R. Walker
Jland
Frederick Town
Charles Beatty
William Murdock Beall
Baker Johnson
North Market Street
al U WitheLiy Weete
Cin Engineer
Cy Hall
City Opera House
General Assembly of
Marshand
Market Street
Court weighs trust over market house parcel and city control
A debate over a historic trust and city dominion mentions 1873 as the start of a public way across market area. It notes parking meters, control of Parcel No 2, and possible legal action under the Declaratory Judgments Act while acknowledging the building sits on Parcels 3 to 6.
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Market House
Jowit
Baker Johnson
Richard Potts
George Murdock
John Brunner
John Adlum
Jacob Steimar
Peter Atlante Arare Dan
William Murdock Beall
Henry M. Cleary
John Gebhart
Henry Zealer
Derr
White House Tours For Thousands Of Schoolchildren
About 5300 men and children visit the White House in Washington D C each weekday on private or conducted tours, reflecting a steady stream of public access to the executive residence amid ongoing visitor programs and schedules.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Integration Debates Split Maryland Counties Over School Segregation
Reports from three Maryland counties show responses to the Supreme Court ruling on school integration. In Hereford, Baltimore County, a Maryland Petition committee urged segregation while a leader claimed a right to discrimination. In Talbot County, a bi racial committee urged maintaining segregation for the term while recommending favorable transfers for next year, with the Board of Education to decide on transfers under Supreme Court standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Dorchester County
Associated Press
Maryland
Schowl
Supreme Court
High Court
Hereford
Baltimore County
Maryland Petition Committee
Pahort Tan Wienman Teecune
Baltimore County Board of Education
Robert M. Furnace
Rockville
Talbot County
Board of Education
Carroll County Sheriff Dies In Auto At Westminster
Carroll County Sheriff Charles W. Conaway died of a heart attack while driving in Westminster Maryland He was about 60 and survived by his wife a daughter a brother and a sister He served as sheriff since December and previously led the county for a term Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 PM at the Westminster funeral home with interment in Westminster cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Charles W. Conaway
Carroll County
Pennsylvania Avenue
West Main Street
Main Street
Charles R. Foutz
Jamest. Marsh
Conaway
Henry
Katherine Schaffer Conaway
Louisville
Westminster Lions , Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Gamber
Blanche Conaway
H. Bernard Soren
John H. Conaway
Finksburg
Charles Wicks
Charles E. Lubeck F
Savage
Howard R. Hodgson
Westminster Cemetery
Ij. E. Myers Jr
Air conditioned cars tested on New York rapid transit
Hudson Tubes begins testing the first air conditioned car in rapid transit history. The new system will be tried next week on the Times Square to Flushing run, offering a cooler ride for metro area commuters.
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New York
Hudson Tubes
Hudson River
New York City
New Jersey
Times Square
Flushing
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Frese
Washington
Capital Transit Co
Clear Market Space Property
James G. Busick
Hecwanics
AO City Opera
Mauvse
S.marnet Space
Chet
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Aolidare
Kewne Furn. CO
South Market St
Columbia College
E. Antietam St
Hagerstown, Maryland
L. L
South Market
Patrick ST
Youngstown i
Omy
William S. Hood
West Patrick St
OIL CO
Bendix
Zenith
RCA
LAU
F. Gaver
Middletown
Middletown-Myersville
Siegler
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key
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