Frederick civic center plan eyed by city groups
The Frederick City Council and local service clubs discussed merging a new city hall with a large civic center to host 3 000 to 5 000 delegates. Alderman Dailey urged a modern, parkable center on city land to attract conventions, provide activities for youths, and boost business. a 1 500 000 annual convention impact was cited. A committee to study the project was to be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dailey
East Street
Park Department
City Hall
Board of Alderman
Pat Jonis
Ami
Bus
Chamber of Commerce
Robert W. Lee
Fred W. Bugsie
Aluminum Company of America
Omorrow
Austin F. Angleberger
Ramsburg
Ec Ome
Morris
Fred
Erick
Richard Thompson Ter
Brunswick
Storer
Jacob R. Ramsburg
RAF
London
Royal Air
Defense Ministry
Britain
Bussard
United States
Canada
Hoop-Dee-Doo Winners At Frederick Shopping Center
The Hoop-Dee-Doo contest at Frederick Shopping Center produced three $25 savings bonds winners Linda Warner J T Weeker and Terry Mills while other prize recipients received savings accounts merchandise and tokens. Judges included Charles Forsman Hal Moser and Glénat Main Jr with many age groups awarded and plans for future contests.
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Frederick
Linda Warn
Terry Mills
J. T. Weeker
Charles Forsman
Shopping Center Retail Merchants Association
Hal Moser
Ithe Frederick Shopping Center
Glénat Main Jr
Linda Warner
Linda
Weeker
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Debbie Moberly
Gladden Ward
Marilyn Gillan
Jackie Smith
Waters Shoe Store
Sharon Baker
Woolworth’s
Bill Barrantina
Norman’s
Debra DeGrange
Peoples
Frederick Smith
Barbers
Curtis Leniz
Thom McAn’s
Cynthia Martz
Footer's
Cara Jane Wilfong
Davis
Studio
Betty Maloney
Joe
Barry Wiles
Clarence Jewell
Margie McMurrey
Linda Shaw
Chris Idoine
Mary Baker
Shirley Hilton
Pedestrian Loses Case at Local Court Probe
A woman with a broken pelvis from an April auto crash appeared in Massis trate's court on crutches. Clara Pratt, of Frederick, accused driver Robert Randolph of failing to yield to a pedestrian at a South Beatz and AU Saints street intersection. Magistrate Shoemaker acquitted, citing no clear point of impact and lack of witnesses. Pratt may pursue a civil injury claim. Benjamin Franklin Jr. faced carrying a concealed deadly weapon, sentenced to 60 days. George Crummitt and Homer Harris were also tried. Harris received a suspended fine and Crummitt was fined 50 dollars or 30 days.
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Massistrate
Clara Pratt
Frederick
Robert Nathaniel Randolph
Hyattstown
Jet
Conale
South Beatz Street
AU Saints Street
Randolph
Edwin F. Nikirk
H. Reese Shoemaker
Benjamin Franklin Jr
London
Sgt
A. Norman Diet
Franklin
All Saints
Ice
Diets
iGiven
Shoemaker
Dondon
Circuit Court
George R. Crummitt
Homer E. Harris
East Fifth Street
Harris
Crammint
House of Correction
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Glade
Walkersville, MD
FRA Financing
Youngstown
Winkler
Glarpe Village
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Phillip
Gong
Las Vegas
Crosby
Sandra Drummond
Larry Crosby
Miss Drummond
Tropicana Hotel
Nevada
Dennis
Tropicana
Pat Sheehan
Gary
Felicia Atkins
MT. Pleasant
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Alexander Hamilton
Island of
Nevis
West
The
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Enterprise
R. BR. Rice
William 5. Hood
America
William S. Hood
West Patrick St
Parents’, Ladies’ Home Journal
Carter
Bennett's
Dreamland
Rennei U
Penney's
Savings
Penney
South Market St
Auto Radio
E. Patrick St. MO
Earl W. Burdette
Frederick, Rie
Kehne Furniture Co
Monument
Merle Decker
Mr. Decker
Hendrickson
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