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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 15, 1961

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Farmers to vote on milk marketing order in Frederick County

Frederick County dairy farmers face a referendum on a federal milk marketing order that would include northern and eastern Frederick County. Ballots will be mailed to individual producers and to cooperatives to vote on behalf of members. The order sets minimum prices and may unify payments across the state, with Fort Detrick and Sabillasville hospital included under the scope.

Frederick County Department of Agriculture Washington D. C H. R. Shoemaker Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association Baltimore Dairies Fort Detrick Sabillasville Upper Chesapeake Bay Maryland Washington Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association Eastern Shore Dorchester County Dairies Department of Agrculture Cecil

Car Passenger Killed in Maryland Crash Near Kitzmiller

Robert T. Davis 38 of Kitzmiller died when the car he rode in crashed into an embankment along Maryland 38 about three miles west of Kitzmiller. The driver was William R. Paugh, 29, also of Kitzmiller, state police said.

Kitzmiller Robert T. Davis Here Maryland Garrett County William R. Paugh

Church Sale Meeting Draws Modest Turnout

The Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ held a Monday night meeting titled Shall We Sell Our Church to discuss evangelism as a theme rather than an actual sale. Pastor Rev. Paul L. Althouse said the concept was a merchandising angle to promote religious offerings. Robert Yaeger leads the Brotherhood, the men’s group behind the discussion.

Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Brotherhood West Church Street Paul L. Althouse Richard H. Best Best Mr. Althouse Robert Yaeger The

Voters Names To Be Filed On Plates

G Horton Peace heads a new project by the Board of Election Supervisors to file registered voter lists by precinct district and party on addressograph plates. Names will be duplicated for requests and kept up to date through regular registration channels. The system aims to reduce clerical load and confusion at election time and cost about 500 dollars with a nominal fee for copies.

G. Horton Peace Board of Election Supervisors Board of Election Court House Peace

Exchange underway in Miami hijack swap tied to Cuban patrol craft

An Eastern Air Lines crew departed for Havana to retrieve a hijacked Super-Electra while Cubans arrived at Key West to claim a Cuban navy patrol vessel seized by political refugees. The propjet, hijacked over Florida on July 24, awaits service, delaying potential Miami takeoff to midweek.

Miami Fla U.S Eastern Air Lines Havana Key 1 Oman Eastern Air Lines Florida Key West

Mayor to present off street parking ordinance for board review

Mayor Ramsburg will present a proposed off street parking ordinance to the Board of Aldermen at their next regular meeting. The plan sets minimum lot sizes for industrial commercial and other uses with screening walls or hedges, drainage, lighting rules and possible variances via the Board of Zoning Appeals. The full proposal was published in The News on May 9.

Jacob R. Ramsburg Board of Aldermen Julian Tarrant Ladislas Legoe and Associates Frederick Ramsburg Leach Board of Zoning Appeals Service Erat the News

Freder icks Monocacy River Filtration Plant Dedication

Mayor Jacob R Ramsburg announced a formal dedication for Freder icks Monocacy River filtration plant in the afternoon of August 30. He said the date is not yet definite but likely, with two weeks left for final testing and adjustments to ensure smooth operation before water is pumped into downtown pipelines. The facility will supplement the existing Fishing Creek and Linganore sources, which will become auxiliary.

Frederick Jacob R Ramsburg Ramsburg Fishing Creek Mountaindale Linganore Macy River Frank Weddle Monocacy

County Heads Attend Western Md. County Meet at Deep Creek

The Board of County Commissioners will attend a meeting of western counties at Deep Creek Lake on August 31 starting at 10 30 a m Garrett County hosts The local board president Delbert S Null is in Chicago attending a National Association meeting

Board of County Commissioners Deep Creek Lake Garrett County Commissioners Delbert S. Null State Association of County Commissioners Chicago Ill National Association of County Commissioners

Frederick County reports 1960 surplus of 25000 dollars

The forty seventh audit shows a 1960 county surplus of over 25000 dollars with nearly 20000 in the general fund and about 5300 in miscellaneous departments such as dog licenses and taxing agencies. Schools consumed most funds, while road revenues exceeded expenditures by 93306 dollars. total revenues reached 4511593 dollars.

Frederick Donald Woods James L. Rimler Certified Public Accountant

Snow Plan Authorized For Roads In County

State Roads officials announce an emergency snow plan for major routes in the county. Commissioners approved the plan, which requires snow tires or chains on emergency roadways and lists routes including US 40 MD 26 US 15 US 340 Md 28 Md 194 Md 97 and Ald 355 plus the Frederick by-pass.

LaMott Smith Ray Hartman Washington County Howard County U.S. 15 Carroll County Virginia Pennsylvania Frederick Montgomery County Frederick By-Pass

Plumber Board Chief and Inspector Charged in Shake-Down

Benjamin Roll president of the Maryland State Plumbing License Board and Charles Ash a Howard County inspector were charged with attempting to shake down a license applicant. They were arrested at Ellicott City’s rail station after allegedly receiving 500 in marked bills from a county plumber who had been denied a master license. Both men posted 1750 bail and await grand jury action.

Ellicot City Maryland State Plumbing License Board Howard County Benjamin Roll Baltimore State Board Charles Ash Ellicott City B. Harrison Shipley Fred Ford Sai Ford

Market to Upside New York Berlin Crisis Eases

The stock market in New York showed a slight edge to the upside as traders grew less jittery about the Berlin crisis. Trading continued at a moderate pace amid overall irregularity.

New York Berlin

Militiaman Flees To West Berlin Within Border Escape

An East Berlin factory militiaman, in full uniform with helmet at his belt, escaped to West Berlin after the border was opened. He crossed behind an advertising sign and cried out in thanks, saying he was free. His family had fled days earlier.

Berlin East Berlin

Two Youths Guilty Of Five Thefts In Court

Two county youths Carl L Eyler 20 Woodsboro and Emory L Kefauver 18 South Jefferson street were sentenced to 300 days in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to five counts of petty larceny and five counts of destruction of property. They admitted rifling five vending machines and parking meters on East All Saints street and other locations, netting about eight dollars each, as investigators noted several machines opened. Additionally a Hagerstown motorist Harold Haddix 21 was convicted of hit and run speeding and driving without a license after being linked to earlier incidents.

House of Correction Carl L. Eyler Woodsboro Emory L. Kefauver South Jefferson Street East All Saints Street Rt. 26 H. J. Stafford Sst Ellis G. Carty Norman Dietz Sgt Carty Kefauver Eyler Byron Thompson Virginia Hagerstown Harold A Haddix Haddix Alexander Rt. 355 Araby Rt. 144 New Market

Forms Ready For Relief On Property Tax Exemption

Norris announces new 1961 law allows $1500 exemption from real estate assessment for county residents over 65 with five year residency and gross income $1200 or less per year. Applications require income affidavit and proof of legal title and home ownership. Local officials will aid applicants and aim to keep residents in their homes while simplifying tax bills.

Lamen F. Norris Court House Norris Norris’ Office

West Berlin Protests Over East German Travel Ban

Berlin AP report describes Soviet East German travel restrictions tightening the Iron Curtain. Western powers issue sharp notes to Col. Andrei Solovyev while Mayor Willy Brandt calls for a mass protest outside City Hall. A border closure blocks West Berliners and about 80,000 East Berlin commuters losing access to West Berlin.

West Berlin East German Interior Ministry East Berlin

Meteor Showers Visible In Area

Last night the Perseid meteor shower lit the sky across several counties with shooting stars. Forecasts suggest clear weather and mild air with lows around 63 degrees and highs near 86, improving chances to view meteors this week.

Weather Bureau

Airman dies in crash near Fort Meade

Police report Staff Sgt. Lewis H. Taylor 32 of Baltimore was driving on South Dakota Avenue NE at about 3 10 am when his car struck a metal lightpost and he was killed. The airman was stationed at Fort Meade Maryland.

Washington Air Force Ft. Meade Lewis H. Taylor Baltimore South Dakota Avenue

Magistrate Fines Driver for Hit and Run and Speed Violations

Magistrate Thompson fined the driver 73 dollars for hit and run, 25 for exceeding 50 mph, and 95 pounds for driving without a license, as reported by the archive.

Thompson

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