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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1962

Page

9

Brunswick Mayor Warns Of Water Bills And Fees

Mayor James E. Cummings announced an ultimatum on overdue 1961 water bills with water shutoffs beginning January 32 and noted more than $4,000 in back taxes to be advertised. The Brunswick Town Council also approved a trash collection ordinance charging $1 per month per household and warned of $950 fines for illegal dumping, with disposal at the municipal dump and prohibition on burning garbage.

Brunswick Cummings Brunswick Town

Vacuum Lines and Lice: Keys to Dairy Health

County Agent Kenneth E. Shifflet explains dairy efficiency by maintaining vacuum lines and treating cattle for lice. He warns clogged lines cause incomplete milking and longer milking times, while lice scraping can cut milk yield and calf weight gains. Regular line cleaning, proper lye flush, and targeted lice control are urged for the milking herd.

Kenneth E. Shifflet Domette Maryland

Calves at risk from lice. farm bureau calendar warns

Calves will be stunted in growth and thrifty loss if lice infestations persist. Some lice blood suck, others feed on hair and skin causing rubbing and scabs. Farm Bureau calendar lists meetings from January 14 to January 2 across Maryland, including Dairy Herd Improvement and Women of Maryland Farm Bureau events.

Kfao Farm Bureau Baltimore Associated Women of Maryland Farm Bureau H Club Maryland Dairy Herd Improvement Corportion

Experts predict prosperity in 1962 quotes and local building permits

A reader survey shows mixed views on 1962 prosperity with several residents predicting improvement while others foresee higher costs. In Frederick five city building permits totaling 24900 reveal a new sandwich shop at 71 South Market Street by Null Enterprises and construction activity including Maryland Transportation Company at 37 De Grange Street, a 427 Center Street house by Brosius Homes, aluminum siding for 412 Carrollton Drive, and a 15 West 14th Street carport addition.

South Market Street Null Enterprises, Inc Frederick City Ausherman Construction Company William Arnold Carrollton Drive West 14Th Street J. William Howard

Farm Leader Talks To Club Farmers Night Speech

Wilbert L. Smith of the State Farm Bureau spoke to the Yellow Springs Lions Club on Farmers Night. He described farm economics, federal aid, road programs, and the growing budgets, warning against excessive government control and noting high future budgets. Kenyatta moves toward Kenya council seat.

Wilbert L. Smith State Farm Bureau Yellow Springs Smith Lion Matheny Mr. Smith Lion Matheny Charles W. Wastler Lion Dick Shank Norman Clark Lion Jim Linton Henry Culler Jr Hank’ Culler Roland Long Walter Martz Russell Henry Harley Holter Gene Kemp Austin Kemp Ember Council Nairobi Kenya Jomo Kenyatta Kenya Legislative Council Kariuki Njiri Kenyatta

Centennial Group Plans Meeting Here

A special information meeting called by the Antietam South Mountain Centennial Committee convenes January 1 at 1 p.m. in the Hiram Winchester Room Winchester Hall Frederick County groups urged to send two representatives and participate in activities and planning for the Civil War centennial observance. Dr. Walter H. Shealy notes this is a key national observance and invites all citizens and organizations to attend or notify attendance.

Frederick Frederick County Hiram Winchester Winchester Hall United States Washington Counties Walter H. Shealy Antietam

Maryland extension agents win one semester fellowships

James B. Arnold of Allegany County and Robert D. Raver of Montgomery County received University of Maryland Extension Fellowships on December 1, 1961. Both are Agricultural Economics majors with economics minors. Fellowships require three years service and graduate admission with supervisor approval. prior recipients include Joyce Hawkins of Carroll County and Roy D. Porter of Wicomico County who were awarded one year fellowships.

Maryland University of Maryland James B. Arnold Allegany County Robert D. Raver Montgomery County Maryland Extension Fellowship Committee Mr. Arnold Mr. Raver Maryland Extension Service University Joyce Hawkins Carroll County Roy D. Porter Wicomico County

Computer with instant recall of 74 writers' works developed

A new computer system enables total and near instantaneous recall of a vast literary corpus drawn from the writings of 74 major authors. The breakthrough promises rapid text retrieval and analytic capabilities for researchers and educators.

Avalanche Kills Thousands in Peru Towns

A massive Andean avalanche near Mt Huascara n hit 16 villages in eight minutes, leaving few survivors. Officials fear death toll may exceed 2,000 as relief crews race to reach buried communities and aid pours in from U S Catholic relief groups. Local engineers reconstruct roads while emergency zones are declared amid panic and widespread destruction.

Lima Peru Luis Urrelo United States Catholic Relief Society Andean Death Valley Mt. Huascaran Ranrahirca Huarascucho Appar

Peruvian avalanche near Huaylas Valley leaves uncertain death toll

A massive ice and rock slide in the Huaylas Valley River basin devastated farming and mining communities. Estimates of missing range from 2,300 to 4,000 with dead possibly around 2,000. Only two injured were hospitalized near Huaraz as officials assess the disaster’s toll. Separately, Bruce E. Crum, Harmony Grove dairy farmer, was elected chairman of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Division, outlining two guiding principles for the year.

Huarascucho Peru Huaylas Valley Roberto Thorndike Peruvian Red Cross U.S James Loeb Huaraz Ministry of Development Crum Bruce E. Crum Harmony Grove Frederick Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Division Chamber Winchester Hall Chamber Agricultural Group Chamber Agricultural Division

Rural Urban Dinner Plans and Farm Tour Born in Frederick County News

Frederick County farmers gain city business support as resolutions call for telling farmers’ factual stories to businessmen. The Chamber Agricultural Division plans a Rural Urban Dinner during Farm City Week next November along with a spring farm tour and a Potomac Edison Company farmers’ tour set for late March. BEWITT ENGAGED CLIFTON NJ Mr and Mrs Fred Karpy announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine to John F Hewitt captain of the Navy football team.

Frederick County Chamber Agricultural Division Potomac Edison Company Bewitt Clifton, NJ Fred Karpy Lorraine John F. Hewitt Navy

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