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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1964
Page
10
The Frederick County Grand Jury returned 25 indictments against 21 people after a four day session. State's Attorney Rothenhoefer announced charges including murder, assault with intent to maim, grand larceny, burglary and forgery. Several multi count indictments list suspects from Frederick and surrounding areas.
The Frederick News reports two forgery indictments against Wallace Reid Hite 38 of Brunswick and James Robert Cody 37 of Ellicott City for forgery uttering and false pretense. A manslaughter and a break in larceny indictment were also returned by the Grand Jury and will be announced soon by State's Attorney Robert S Rothenhoefer. The accused have not been served indictments or bonded.
Dr Heinz Stolp senior scientist at the Institute of Bacteriology Berlin Dahlen will lecture at the University of Maryland next Wednesday He will describe a newly discovered parasitic micro organism that attacks other bacteria and destroys them by penetrating cell walls The 315 pm talk in McKeldin Library is the second in a series on theoretical microbiology
Sixteen hearings are set by the Frederick County Planning Commission staff to explain proposed Subdivision Regulations. Zoning Administrator J Alfred Catsail urges Grange and Raritan members to attend the public hearings at Winchester Hall February 18 at 7 30 p m and to address County Commissioners during the open session.
County Planner Wirgan will present subdivision regulation proposals at Glade Valley and Middletown Granges and other meetings in February and March. Sealtest Foods plans to close its 22 South Wisner Street plant after May first, citing rising costs and falling income. about 45 workers produced cottage cheese cream condensed milk and powdered milk.
The Frederick Branch of the NAACP hosts a public program to mark Negro History Week from February 9 to 16. The event begins Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Frederick High School auditorium with brief talks by speakers from Washington and Baltimore.
Frederick officials report Sealtest may close its local plant, shifting all manufacturing to a Chambersburg facility after earlier closures at Detour and Hagerstown. About 35 attended the Southern dinner meeting as Richard Hammond of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce commented on the board’s statement.
The Chamber says it will support a sanitary district in New Market if initiated by its elected Mayor and Town Council. It notes the Frederick Metropolitan Sanitary Commission must start somewhere and stresses preserving a sanitary commission in Frederick County to attract new industry.
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