Hood College to honor Scholars with Solowey Hood lecture
Dr Solowey Hood Speaker will return to Frederick to speak at Hood College honoring this year's Hood College Scholars. The 8 p.m. lecture in Coffman Chapel room five follows the Scholars Dinner and public is welcome with no charge.
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Mathilde Solowey
Frederick
Hood College
Solowey
Fort Detrick
Coffman Chapel
Seloney
New York University
Soloney
University of California
Columbia University
Columbia
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry
Louise Fisher
Thurmont
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Board of Trustees
Hood
Dr. Solowey
Water restrictions loom as Vienna faces drought
Vienna officials warn rapid water depletion from drought will trigger stricter rules. Already banned are car washing and lawn sprinkler use as authorities prepare to enforce conservation measures citywide.
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Vienna
Austria
Frederick zoning board to hear three appeals Tuesday
The Frederick County Appeals Board will hear three zoning appeals at its next meeting in the Circuit Courtroom. Henry J. Fox contests a zoning inspector's ruling that a 30 foot right of way does not exist for development on his former property off Bethel Road. Robert E. Fitez and Starr F. Fitez seek conditional use for a 20,000 square foot site on Teen Barns Road to place a trailer home on A-1 land, with wheels removed and on a masonry foundation meeting Health Dept standards. George Roger Croneburg requests permission to expand a non conforming use in Frederick.
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Frederick County Appeals Board
Henry J. Fox
RFD 3
Frederick
J. Alfred Catsail
Fox
W. Jerome Offutt
Bethel Road
Bethel
Berlin E. Green
RFD 1
Thurmont
Green
Catsail
Robert E. Fitez
Starr F. Fitez
RFD 4
Teen Barns Road
U. S. 340
Fitez
Appeals Board
Mr. Catsail
Health Department
George Roger Croneburg
Land use request near Gas House Pike seeks milk truck facility
Mr Droneburg proposes tearing down an old barn on three quarters of an acre on the south side of Gas House Pike a half mile west of McKaig. He seeks permission to construct a new milk truck maintenance building on A-1 agricultural land reported by Mr Cutsail.
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McKaig
Droneburg
Cutsail
Maryland Governor Sees Possible Chance for Equal Rights Legislation
Annapolis AP Governor Tawes said a public accommodations bill granting equal rights to Negroes might have a chance in the 1962 Maryland legislature but declined to state support. He would await the Legislative Council vote while noting ongoing incidents of denied service to Black travelers and calls for a federal style measure. Tawes urged restaurants on U S 40 to serve Negro diplomats, drawing Negro groups’ criticism for not taking stronger moral leadership. Public demand for enacting equal accommodations grows as a Philadelphia incident where three Black men protested by fasting led to trespass convictions.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
Legislative Council
U.S. 49
Washington
State Department
White House
U.S. 40
Department
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Baltimore Civil Defense officials fired over merit exams
The Civil Service Commission ordered the immediate firing of Carl Holub and Carmen Deyesu for failing merit system exams. Thomas Grogan may keep his job if job specs change, while Robert Williams Jr. may stay only if top five on a new open exam. Col. Shreve had sought a review of the cases.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Civil Defense
Civil Service Commission
Carl J. Holubl
Carmen J. Deyesu
Col
Arthur L. Shreve
Thomas Grogan
J. Harold Grady
Shreve
Grogan
Robert E. Williams Jr
Williams
Civil Service Agency
Goldstein Reports Maryland Revenue Rises to 458 Million
Maryland Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein announced that state revenue from all sources reached 458 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, 6.4 percent above the prior year. He noted a preliminary general fund figure had been issued earlier with a full breakdown not yet available.
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Annapolis, Md
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Revenue receipts miss budget by 18 million
Receipts totaled 457,980,156, missing the budget estimate by 18,931,514. Federal highway revenue led the shortfall, down 14.8 million from official projections. General fund brought in 227,750,716, up 11,175,396 year over year and 149 short of estimate. Individual income tax produced 90,556,050 and sales tax 76,776,809, with income tax up 5.4 million and sales tax up 2.7 million.
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Goldstein
General Fund
Frederick News Briefs Rundown for September 23, 1961
Local page from The News Frederick Maryland summarizes events on Saturday September 23 1961. Includes civic notices and brief society notes with names and places common to city reporting. Readers receive concise updates tied to community life and local happenings.
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the News
Frederick
Marylana
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights From Channel 12
A dense listing of Saturday programs across channels featuring news, movies, sports, dramas, and educational shows. Notable items include Yankees vs Red Sox baseball, Tennessee football previews, Captain Gallant episodes, Lassie airings, Gunsmoke and Have Gun Will Travel serials, and Billy Graham features alongside late-night talk and game shows.
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Maryland Skipper
State Trooper
Yankees
Red Sox
Buddy Deane
Comedy Playhouse
Lonely Hearts Bandits
Doorway To Life
Captain Gallant
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Dr. Solowey Hood
Damascus
Clearwater
Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come
Morgan
Lana Turner
Love
Frederick Federal
N. Market St
Joshua Logan
Stories of
Mars Opticians
Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Rusco Home Improvement CO
Alcoa Aluminum Siding
Ruasco
Hagerstown
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
HOT Rod Gang
Taneytown, MD
SUN
Elvis Presley
Albert Finney
Runner Ah Beg
Lowell Tire
Thurs
Boyer Travel Agency
North Court St
Prone
Travel Service
Europe
Mexico
Hawaii
Pearre
South Market St
Famous Playhouse
Planet Earth
City Side
Accent l—Fair Exchange
Baltimore Neighbors
Garden Living
Love Lucy
R.C. MP
Arkansas
Mississippi
Pete the Pirate
Rough Riders
Amos ‘N
Andy
Jeff
Callie
Shotgun Slade
Highway Patrol
Colt Huddle
Doctor Watt
Perry Mason
Bonanza
Bat Masterson
Teheran
Texas Rangers
Defenders
Lawrence Welks
Billy Graham
Northwest Mounted Police
Wilson
The
Fabulous
Texan
Eenter
Arsene Lupin
Matty
Bowery
Frontiers of Faith
Hanse
Gretel
Redskins
Eagles
Phillies
Titans
Broncos
Inside Sports
Judge Roy Bean
Orioles
White Sox
Coronado
Twentieth Century
Maverick
Good Will
Lassie
Bullwinkle
Dennis the Menace
Fd Sullivan
Way of
Lawman
Mrs. Muir
Boss
Institution
Tor
North Frederick
Western Maryland Trust Co
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Jefferson Branch
Jefferson, Md
Tilt St. & Military Road
Monocacy Village
East 9Th Streets
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor
Mion
Skyline Inn
Skyline
Jim and
Helen Dosh
SAS
Rede
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
R. E. Whitesell BL
S. E. &. Whitesell
Investors Loan Corporation
Srandenburgs
Electris
W. Patrick St
North MarKet St
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