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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1965

Page

3

Mount Airy Parade Draws 10000 Spectators Amid Fire Company Float Contest

The Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Department parade drew about 10,000 spectators on Thursday night. Floats bands and majorettes moved from Mount Airy Junior School to the carnival grounds. Awards went to multiple fire companies including Hampstead Sandy Spring and Chillum Adelphia with various best appearing categories and longest distance entrants. Judges included Joseph Kelly and Ralph Small Jr with Robert Smith serving as announcer.

Mount Airy Hampstead Carra County Sandy Spring Friendship Company Harper's Ferry W. Va Chillum-Adelphia Prince Georges County Lineboro Savage Taneytown Riviera Beach Libertytown Kensington Montgomery Othe Upper Mi Montgome New Windsor Chillure Laurel Burtonsville Twirlettes Frederick Mt. Airy +H Winfield 4H Club Girl Scout Troop New Market Winfield Bucket Brigade Henry Hanson Riverdale Poe County Fire Prevention Joseph Kelly State of Maryland Fire Association Charlies County Paul Lockley Bel Air Lockley Ralph Small Jr Small Boulevard Heights Kay Smith Hyattsville Robert Smith

Democratic Group Backs Tax Revision

The Frederick County Young Democratic Club endorsed the Cooper Report on state taxation. Dr Paul D Cooper proposed eliminating all state real estate taxes and personal property taxes, and shifting sales taxes to local governments. The group plans to sell 500 barbecue tickets on September 11 at Delbert Null farm Harmony and to send a delegation to the Maryland Young Democrats Convention in Ocean City September 24 and 25.

Frederick County Young Democratic Club Cooper Paul D. Cooper Frederick Young Democrats Delbert Null Farm Harmony Maryland Ocean City

County Issues Permits For New Buildings In Thurmont And Nearby

County authorities issued permits for Thurmont and surrounding towns totaling numerous homes and commercial projects. Notable items include a $10,000 liquor store at U.S. 15 and Maryland 81 land owned by Jules Shapiro, a $15,000 home in Greenfield Estate for Victor Leisner, a $10,000 home on Appolds Church Road for Audrey F.E. Brown, two $7,000 homes on Elm Street for Walter Biser, and a $24,000 brick veneer home at Clover Hill for Albert J. Potash. Additional permits cover a variety of brick veneer and frame homes, a utility shed, a playhouse in Walkersville, and several improvements across Frederick and surrounding jurisdictions.

Thurmont U.S. 15 Maryland 81 Jules Shapiro Greenfield Victor Leisner Appolds Church Road Audrey FE. Brown East Clearfield Drive Sunny Brook Drive Clover Hill Albert J. Potash Baltimore W. Claude Lutman Burkittsville Main Street Spout Spring Road West Hills Robert Fisher North Market Street Frederick John W. Dinterman RFD Valley View Hollow Road Harry F. Rhoderick Hilco U.S. 40 Sherman Drive Tower Road Harold W. Arney Lakeside Gaithersburg Harmony Middletown Hawbottom Road Paul and Edna O’hara Mount Zion Road Strine

Highway Death Toll 58 Ahead Of Last Year

Eight people died in two Maryland traffic crashes early Sunday. The toll for 1965 reached 362, up from 34 a year earlier. A two car collision near Glen Burnie killed five and injured four, including Jesse Bordaway Jr. and Alma Coleman of Baltimore. A third fatal crash on U S 50 near Ardmore killed James Nolen and Jacqueline Nolen, plus Gregory Herbert of Bowie, as the driver reportedly dozed after a beach outing.

Associated Press Maryland Glen Burnie Jesse Boradway Jr Alma Coleman Marlene Stewart Baltimore Elward Rothstock Hanover Betty Anne Arundel County U. S. 50 Ardmore Prince Georges County James Nolen Washington Jacqueline Gregory Herbert Bowie

Thurmont Coin-Operated Car Wash Opposition

Saybrulee Inc a Thurmont real estate group of three area businessmen opposes a $10,000 coin operated car wash proposed by former mayor Donald Lewis. They allege zoning inspector Austin Brachey already approved the West Main site plan for a 30 by 40 foot one story building in a residential area.

Thurmont Saybrulee, Inc Donald L. Lewis Austin Brachey Lewis West Main

Thurmont zoning clash over Lewis property and Saybrulee dispute

The dispute centers on a Thurmont street and a Lewis property zoned residential under interim zoning. Brachey allegedly lacked authority to approve the building permit. The Saylor flee group, owning multiple Thurmont properties, lists a new house for sale beside the Lewis site. An appeal by the corporation led by Lee R. Saylor, Bruce T. Davies and William R. Leckemby requests a hearing between the town council and Saybrulee around mid August.

Thurmont Lewis Saybrulee Brachey Saylor Flee Group Appealing Corporation Lee R. Saylor Bruce T. Davies William R. Leckemby

Harmless Red Dye To Color Potomac Water

Hydrologists will pour about 20 gallons of Rhodamine B into the Potomac River near Memorial Bridge to study flow and mixing. The fluorescent dye will appear bright red, fade to pink over 6 to 12 hours, and be detectable for at least 72 hours as it travels five to six miles. The test will also evaluate aerial photography for dye detection.

Washington Potomac River Geological Survey

Dye migration from Cumberland to Chain Bridge in 1964

A Potomac River dye study notes that dye released at Cumberland traveled 189 miles downstream to Chain Bridge between Washington and Arlington, Virginia, taking 1512 days to fully clear the river system.

Potomac Cumberland Chain Bridge Washington Arlington

Johns Hopkins Wins Two Research Grants

Washington report says the Public Health Service awarded Johns Hopkins University two grants. Dr. Ernest L. Stebbins receives 330,500 dollars to expand the School of Hygiene and Public Health research. Dr. P. S. McCauley gets 116,000 dollars for biochemistry facilities. Announcement via Rep. Clarence D. Long.

Washington Public Health Service Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Ernest L. Stebbins School of Hygiene and Public Health P. S. McCauley Clarence D. Long

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