More Garbage Burned At Frederick Incinerator in 1957
Frederick disposal plant released annual loads show incinerator use rising by 42 loads from 2,425 in 1956 to 2,471 in 1957 and private city garbage truck activity increasing by 341 loads to 4,, etc. The report notes 14,326 tons burned in 1955 and 11,844 in 1956 with related increases in sludge cake, man hours, and ash handling.
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Incinerator and disposal costs spark library plan in 1958
The report shows declining animal cremations at the incinerator and rising sewage flow, driving a push by Alderman Magaha and Mayor Dery for a local bank study of Frederick City finances to support sewer improvements. County commissioners authorize a countywide public library system funded by federal grants, while notes on Leopold and Crowe highlight legal history and a radiation skepticism.
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