Frederick County Planning Commission to host rural zoning conferences
The Frederick County Planning Commission will hold a series of conferences with five advisory consultants chosen from twelve firms. First meeting was Friday with Pierre Ghent of Washington. Other experts include Jefferson C. Grinnalds, Frederick area realty firms, and advisors Segoe and Tarrant from Cincinnati and Richmond. The aim is to align rural county zoning policies and gather insights for the local project.
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Planning Commission of
Frederick County
Pierre Ghent
Washington
Jefferson C. Grinnalds
Ruxton
Hyattsville
Tuemmler and Associates
Ase H. Watkins
Mr. Segoe
Cincinnati
Julian Tarrant
Richmond
Frederick
Dan E. Wight
Harford County
Segoe
Tarrant
Wight
County Planning Commission
J. William Brosius
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Edward F. Holter
Bruce E. Crum
New Officers of Group Are Elected
Sales section of the Monocacy Valley Association began activities with the election of new officers at a dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Richard C. Dutrow was elected chairman, succeeding Edward D. Grove Jr. William L. Farra was named vice chairman and appointed to the publicity committee. Jack Hate joined as Frederick Gas Company representative. The October program will be by Ox Fibre Brush Co. Oyster boats are back to work as the season opens in parts of Maryland with various dates for dredging and row. Maryland oyster reports hope for a good season after last year’s high harvest. Eight months' hatchery chick production fell 8 percent from last year, per the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley Association
Francis Scott Key
Richard C. Dutrow
Frederick Brick Works
Edward D. Grove Jr
M. J. Grove Lime Co
William L. Farra
Price Electric Corp
Mr. Farra
Richard N. Cromwell
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
Grove
Dutrow
Frederick Gas Company
Jack Hate
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Annapolis
Maryland
Somerset County
Patuxent River
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Chester
Choptank
Tangers
Patuxent
John P. Tawes
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
TFC
Odds Favor Acceptance of the Plan for Disarmament
President Eisenhower received an optimistic briefing from Harold E. Stassen on the Soviet Union likely accepting the plan for U.S. and Soviet disarmament steps. Stassen cited intensive study by Moscow and predicted UN and Russian endorsement, while noting drought concerns in Kansas and political timing for 1952.
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Denver
J. Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Soviet Union
U. S
Russia
Stassen
Eisenhower
Geneva
United Nations General Assembly
New York
United Nations
Carlson
U.N
United States
Kremlin
Motorist Is Charged After Accident Here
Police charge Paul Barringer Anderson 53 machinist of Frederick, after a collision at South Carroll and East South streets involving no employees. Anderson allegedly drove the wrong way on a one way street, striking Wilmer Lawrence Rudy 22 molder of Middletown who stopped for a red light. Both cars were slightly damaged. Anderson jailed to await Monday night Police Court hearing.
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South Carroll
East South
Frederickton and Steel, Inc
Nathan Dorsey
Paul Barringer Anderson
RFD
Frederick
South Carroll Street
Wilmer Lawrence Rudy
Molder
Middletown
Rudy
Anderson
Six Treated For Injuries In County Accident
Six people were treated for injuries after an accident Friday evening. Charles Holler of Lovettsville was admitted for ligament injuries. Charles Mongan of Middletown sustained a finger injury. Stanley Clem, 3, and Elizabeth Selekman, 4, were treated for head and throat injuries respectively. Haller Benson, 10, and William Tell, 8, received minor injuries from falls or blows. all returned home after treatment. State Trooper Storer investigated.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles G. Holler
Lovettsville
Baltimore & Ohio Railiroad
Brunswick
Charles D. Mongan
Middletown
T. Edgie Russell Co
Stanley A. Clem
John L. Clem
RFD
Frederick
Robert Storer
Elizabeth A. Selekman
Augustus E. Selekman
Buckeystown
Hagerstown
Haller C. Benson
James C. Haller Jr
Petersville Road
C. H. Feete ,& Bro
William Tell
East Seventh Street
Eleanor C. Tell
Double Agent Admits Defeat in Cold War Spy Plot
Frankfurter dispatch reports Gregory J. Lima and Theo K. Hollie telling how they worked as Soviet spies in Western Europe before approaching the CIA in Germany last May. After a month of interrogation and a six dollar daily allowance they were dropped, with Lima lamenting that a bold bid to rehabilitate as Americans proved worse than the start.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Gregory J. Lima
New York City
United States
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Lima
Theo K. Hollie
Los Angeles
Calif
Europe
CIA
Hollie
U. S
West Germany
Intelligence lessons from a wartime cover agency
The account describes a covert Allied News Agency operation in Darmstadt that fed German hometown papers with American soldier stories. Interrogations by Soviet officers yielded little but kept their interest, as Army unit locations appeared in German hotel telephone books and autobahns signs.
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East Berlin
Darmstadt
CLA
Moscow
Syria
Middle East
Europe
Derwood Home Damaged By Suspected Fire
A Derwood residence near Montgomery County suffered extensive damage in a blaze Friday afternoon, suspected arson. The large frame house owned by Mrs. Demuth sustained heavy attic and second floor damage, with water damage in lower rooms, as firefighters from multiple towns fought the stubborn fire for hours. an intruder breaking in during the incident is alleged by Mrs. Demuth.
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Day Demuth
Derwood
Montgomery County
Rockville
Laytonsville
Chevy Chase
Washlington Grove-Gaithersburg
Demuth
Montgomery
Smith Defends State Dept Hiring Policy Before House Group
Gen Walter Bedell Smith testified to the House International Operations subcommittee that no case exists where the State Department rejected employment due to a relative. He noted a hypothetical that a candidate married to a foreign national might not be chosen, while a related case involved Airman Robert Jones whose honorable discharge was delayed over security questions connected to his mother’s past affiliation.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
House
State Department
State
United States
Air Force Today
Reuss
D-Wis
Air Force
Robert Jones
Milwaukee
Jones
Mildred Jones
Acquitted Of Drunk Driving Acquitted Of Drunk Driving
In People's Court Magistrate Wilbur F. Shef field Jr. found Harry Jacob Beacht guilty on two charges of operating under the influence and reckless driving after witnesses testified he appeared intoxicated. The judge acquitted on grounds of reasonable doubt despite assertions by officers and lodge members about his condition and the night’s events. Defense attorney Edwin F. Nikirk represented Beacht.
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People’s Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Harry Jacob Beacht
Market Street
Order of Red Men
Beacht
Denver J. Shook
Opera House
Benjamin F. Phebus
Nathan A. Dorsey
Beachi
Edwin F. Nikirk
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Department of Agriculture
Better Homes
E. Patrick ST
Towson
Robert Jackson
Baltimore County
Loch Raven Reservoir
Stewart O. Day
Michael Paul Smith
Jackson
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Lifeguard
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Army Department
Theo
Hendrickson
Mexico City
Official Movie Consulting Board
Smith
UL. L
Ciitd
South Market
Weil Bros
North Market St. MO
FDA
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kenne Furw. CO
South Market St
William S. Hood
Brentwood
Admiral TV
William
Hood
Reut
William S
Hood Incorporated
Patrick Street
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