Umbaugh Plans 100000 Modernized Autogyros at Fairchild
Raymond J. Umbaugh stated plans to build 100000 modernized autogyros at Fairchild Aircraft Plant in Hagerstown Maryland. He aims to rehire up to 4000 workers displaced by military cutbacks while advancing the Ambaugh-18 program toward FAA certification and production readiness by next month with first deliveries anticipated in October or November.
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Three Zoning Rules Interpreted At Winchester Hall
The Planning Commission clarified three points in the comprehensive zoning ordinance at Winchester Hall. They defined front steps as possibly protruding up to six feet beyond the building line, but not applying to front porches. Parking setbacks were fixed at five feet from the right of way, with a 25 foot residential setback for 50 feet to ensure sight distances and protect adjacent property. The commission also ruled that conditional uses require the building’s nearest lot line distance based on the adjacent dwelling type.
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Talk Meet to be Held Tuesday in Frederick County
The Associated Young People of Frederick County Farm Bureau holds its annual Talk Meet at Fenakaville Community Hall Tuesday evening. Four contestants Charlotte Shafer Boyd Smith Douglas Stauffer and Leon Enfield will deliver five minute talks on Toward New Frontiers in Agriculture. The winner advances to the state finals at Randallstown with judges Mrs David Young Harry Zeniz and Maurice Dade. A 6:45 p.m. covered dish supper precedes the event and Farm Bureau members and friends are invited.
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Beauty Winner Faces Charges In Child Abuse Case
Hollywood, AP Leona Gage the former Miss U S A faces a charge of mistreating her son David Ennis five. She stands accused of striking him with a bell while he played at home. News reports link her to the 1957 Miss Universe Miss U S A fame. The case centers on endangering a child's life. she seeks a jury trial on Sept. 29 with a court appointed attorney.
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State Seizes Electric Company in Kansas City
Kansas City Power & Light Co. was seized by the state after failed talks with an electrical workers union. Gov. James T. Blair ordered the takeover under a state law for tech nical seizure to protect the public. Local 1462, one of three striking locals, received official papers, while two other locals reached new contracts and resumed production.
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Timy Tot Carnival Attracts Youngsters In Fredericksburg Area
A Timy Tot playground carnival featured a bean guessing game and magic show for children as teachers led activities. A Crude grave find near Gambrills Md is noted with a separate element about a Venice Campanile tower that once collapsed in 1920. The text also lists assorted serial numbers and names tied to vehicles and owners in a cluttered legal notice.
Lawyers For Rees Seek Proof In Kidnap and Murder Case
Attorneys for Melvin David Rees Jr. asked a federal court to inspect government evidence in the Indnap murder of Virginia woman Mrs. Caril Jackson and her 3 year old daughter Susan Anna. The Hyattsville musician is held on a two count indictment alleging kidnapping and sexual violation tied to the January 1959 case.
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Holstein Field Day Draws 500 Attendees in Frederick Fairgrounds
More than five hundred people attended the annual Holstein District Field Day for Montgomery and Frederick counties at the Frederick Fairgrounds. The event, the state’s largest so far this year, featured 26 animals from 91 breeders and was judged by Edwin C. Fry. Grand champion was Kingstead Mistress Bess exhibited by Leslie C. King and Sons, with 4-H honors going to Gladevale Sir Belle Pearl owned by Sharon K. Stauffer. Pearl, famed for feeding President Eisenhower, was highlighted amid a day of prizes and exhibitor showcases.
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Holstein Field Day honors roll at Frederick show
The open class champion at the Holstein Field Day was Monocacy Meadows TMR Emi Smith of Frederick. The Montgomerry Frederick County Black and White Show champion was Rolling Knoll Van Joe shown by Ralph and Grover Walker of Gaithersburg. A 4H Fitting and Showing Contest was won by George William Smith I of New Midway with John Campbell of Urbana runner up. University of Maryland extension specialist John L. Morris judged. Presidents Washington and Madison signed the Constitution.
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