Barnes Power To Set Speed Limits Upheld
In Baltimore circuit court Judge Herman M. Moser upheld traffic director Henry A. Barnes authority to set speed limits. The ruling rejected claims the city ordinance infringed on police commissioner powers and found a state law enacted last winter stripped the state of power to set urban limits. Barnes sought higher speeds on expressways like the Washington Baltimore Parkway where a 60 mph road had a 35 mph limit.
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Baltimore
Henry A. Barnes
Barnes
Herman M. Moser
General Assembly
Washington-Baltimore
Maryland U Budget Sought By Regents
The University of Maryland seeks 28.474 million dollars for operations across College Park, Baltimore, and state sites. Major items include 5.255 million for University Hospital and 3.536 million for College Park educational departments, with additions for a new endowment program and pay raises for hospital interns, residents, and police.
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Baltimore
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
General Assembly
College Park
University Hospital
Albin Kuhn
Wilson H. Elkins
Soldier of the Month honors Center at Camp Detrick
Master Sergeant Howard Cole of Camp Detrick and his wife Peggy meet Lieutenant General Floyd L. Parks as Cole receives Soldier of the Month for the Second Army area. The award includes a Washington tour, Pentagon interview, stage show, baseball game, and Chesapeake Bay trip. Cole, in service since 1942, fought in Europe and Korea and earned the Army Commendation Ribbon for initiative and service. Originally from New Jersey, he now calls Frederick home. Peggy Cole is from Frederick.
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Howard Cole
Camp Detrick
Center
Second Army
Peggy
Floyd L. Parks
Cole
Washington, D. C
James C. Fry
Army
Pentagon
Heavenly Twins
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chesapeake Bay
Europe
Korea
Rhine River
25Th Infantry Division
New Jersey
Frederick
Detrick
Linganore Grange elects officers and plans events
Thirty eight members attended a meeting to elect John Innskeep as Master of Linganore Grange. Officers chosen include Overseer Holmes Baker and lecturer Betty Ripley. A community show and oyster ham supper are set for October 29, with fairbooth entries due October 2. The next Linganore meeting is October 3. Two arrests for loitering and disturbing the peace were reported, with Raymond Haller and Ernest Turner held or released on collateral. Says you saw it in The News.
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Gener Grange Meen
John M Lnskeep
Linganore Grange
Holmes Baker
Betty Ripley
Charles Black
Ralph Ripley
Paul Putman
Paul Franklin
Ethel .Franklin
Charles Rhoderick
Ceres
Edith Fox
Emajane Baker
Flora
Irene Réeder
Mary
Raymond L. Haller
RFD
Renn
Ernest Turner
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Narrows
Celanese Corp. of America
United Construction Workers
Maryland State Department of Health
Robert H. Riley
National Safety Council
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Nelson
Middle Alley
Sergi Denver J. Shook
Thurmont
House of Correction
Pau M. Little Jr
Lenora Dubose
Dubose
John Washington Hill
William Pennington
Said Hill
Madrid
Spain
Tern Electric
ING AD Division
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Armstrong
RUG
East Patrick St
S. Market Street
Das
Gane
Ritchie Finance Corp
Market Street
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Grange News
Linganore
Linganore Grane
the News
Frederick, Md
Ellis Carty
Ralph Potts
Harry Phillips
William Mutchner
Editca Dy Sound Medical Authority
Onion Medical Clinic
Marret St
Newark
Dailey’s
Maryland
Frederick Fair
the Society
Clyde W. Smith
Guy K. Motter
McCutcheon
Wisner Street
RCA Victor
Thrifton
Deluza
Brady
Compton
Gladstone
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Esso
Ashion Time
C. C. Carty, Inc
Cline’s Furniture Store
Kehne’s Furniture Store
Obenderfer & Son
Sears Roebuck & CO
Frederick County National Bank OF
Frederick No. 1
North Market St
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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