New Market Sanitary District Approved by Frederick County Commissioners
The Frederick County Board of County Commissioners unanimously confirmed the Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission action creating a New Market sanitary district within town limits. Bloom is no longer connected with the commission. Estimated sewerage cost around 178000 with a 46000 federal grant leaving 132000 to residents. Assessed New Market value is 633770, with 478985 real estate, 86405 personal property, and 68380 utilities.
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Board of County Commissioners
Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission
New Market
Frederick County Metropolitan District
Commission
Bloom
Sanitary Commission
Colet
Benjamin E. Beavin Company
Lumen F. Norris
Newarket
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County
Renn
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Russell Z. Horman
Delegate Byron Proposes Maryland School Construction Planning Service
Delegate Goodloe E. Byron introduces a bill creating a State Board of Education led School Construction Planning Service to review public school plans statewide, advise local boards, and publish construction standards. The service would oversee planning for Baltimore City and county projects, promoting educational effectiveness and economical building methods.
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Byron
State Board of Education
Boards of Education
Goodloe E. Byron
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Maryland
School Construction Planning Service
State Superintendent of Schools
Board of Educa
Snow Storm Grips Frederick County With More Snow Expected
A two inch blanket covers Frederick County after a night snowstorm. The Weather Bureau predicts a fast moving system from Missouri will bring light snow tonight and Tuesday. Wednesday is a holiday for Abraham Lincoln's birthday. many workers may get an extra day off if more snow falls.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Abraham Lincoln
Court House
Department of Employment
Security Office
Meat House Blaze Destroys 1000 Pounds Of Meat
A Sunday fire at Leo Ambush’s meat house along Park Mills Road Greenfield destroyed about 1000 pounds of meat. The one room wooden structure burned to the ground. No injuries were reported and firefighters from Carroll Manor remained about 90 minutes. Loss estimated at 350 dollars.
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Leo Ambush
Park Mills
Greenfield
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Ambush
Better Ways To Work Hospital Auxiliaries Workshop Held Here
Hospital auxiliary members from Western Maryland gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a workshop on improving group work and hospital liaison. Talks by Mrs. Patrick J. Duffy and Mrs. Earl L. Chambers covered meeting mechanics and leadership, with P. David Youngdahl of Frederick Memorial Hospital linking auxiliary and hospital communication.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Patrick J. Duffy
Earl L. Chambers
P. David Youngdahl
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Youngdahl
Chambers
Baltimore
Council of Auxiliaries
American Hospital Association
Amelung House Sold From Founder of Maryland Glass
Amelung House, the 18th century Maryland mansion built by John Frederick Amelung founder of the Amelung Glass Manufactory near Urbana, has been sold by Dr. William R. Quynn to Henry W. Becraft for about 39000 with title transfer due March 28. Becraft plans minimal redecorations while preserving the house’s 18th century character and historic furnishings.
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Amelung
Maryland
William R. Quynn
Henry W. Becraft
Gaithersburg
John Frederick Amelung
Amelung Glass Manufactory
Urbana
Dr. Quynn
Amelung House
Quynn
University of Maryland
Dorothy Quynn
Bremen
Germany
Johnson Urges Medicare In Special Health Message
President Johnson urged Congress to pass elderly medical insurance this year and created a Commission on Heart Disease Cancer and Strokes to cut disease hazards by year end. The plan centers on hospital insurance for the aged funded by raising Social Security earnings from 4800 to 5200 and boosting payroll taxes for workers and employers by 0.25 percent.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Brunswick Fire Damages Service Station Garage
Early today a fire at a Brunswick Petersville Road service station caused about 15000 in damage. Two stalls of a five stall garage were destroyed along with two automobiles. firemen arrived around 2:35 am and extinguished the blaze in about 30 minutes. Chief H. E. Sonny Cannon identified two stalls as ruined.
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Brunswick
H. E. Sonny Cannon
Paul D. Stroup
Earl Good
Petersville Road
Water Plant To Be Installed At Guantanamo Base
The Defense Department announced plans to fire Cuban workers at Guantanamo Naval Base and install a permanent desalinization water plant. The move follows a Navy survey and aims to boost self sufficiency, with potential costs around 5 million dollars. Rationing had reduced base water use from two million to about 0.5 million gallons daily. Rear Adm. John L. Chew led the eight man survey team.
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Washington
Defense Department
Guantanamo Naval Base
Navy
Guantanamo
Robert S. McNamara
Naval
Pentagon
Fidel Castro
John L. Chew
McNamara
Boycott Planned in Cambridge and Surrounding County
In Cambridge Maryland a one day mass boycott of public schools is set for Tuesday, announced by Mrs. Gloria Richardson of the Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee. The action may spread to Dorchester County and Cambridge, the county seat, after past racial clashes. Two men posing as police officers robbed the Casino Royal theater restaurant of about 7500 dollars in Washington early today.
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Daffy
Women's Auxiliary of
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Board of
Iz i
Cambridge
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Dorchester County
Washington
Casino Royal Theater
Principals Report High School Smokers Amid Gov’t Link
Chicago AP survey of high school principals at a national convention finds most believe many students smoke regularly despite a government report linking cigarettes to lung cancer. Percentages vary, with campuses enforcing bans on smoking in or near schools and some schools adopting their own discipl ine measures.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Sibley High School
West St. Paul
Minn
Duchesne
Utah
Milford
Mich
Hamden
Onn
Leslie D. Wells
West Anchorage
Alaska
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State Roads Commission
Garrett County
New York
New High
Bill Little
Sen
Margaret Case Smith
Pittsburg, N. H
Maine
Little
Manaapa
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