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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1968

Page

10

Thurmont Power Off Sunday For System Upgrade

Thurmont residents will lose power from 5 a.m. to 12 noon Sunday while two new electrical substations are energized to raise output from 4000 volts to 12 470 volts. The town plans a 100000 dollar conversion funded by Thurmont Municipal Light Co with no rate change, serving Catoc tin High School and growing demand. Residents will be notified by letter and radio as sections return to service.

Thurmont Potomac Edison East Main Street Thurmont Municipal Light Co Thurtmont Commissioners of Roy C. Clabaugh Public Service Commission

Garage Fire Case Closed

City detectives closed the July 3 fire at the old Chick Hatchery Garage on West South Street. No arrests. four children aged 4 to 6 years were questioned, deemed too young to know right from wrong, and placed with parents.

Chick Hatchery West South Street

Fire Calls From City District Log

Fire log notes calls in 24 hours ending 10 am. Incidents include smoke in a storm drain at West Frederick Junior High School at 11:20 am with Independent Hose. smoke in a tunnel at 527 Mary Street. and a reported automotorist incident on Roundhill Road with Braddock Heights responders.

West Frederick Junior High School Independent Hose Mary Street United

Model Planes Competition At Frederick Airport

The Frederick Municipal Airport hosts a two day model plane meet by the District of Columbia Radio Control Model Club. About 45 contestants from the East Coast and Middle West compete in pylon races fidelity to scale and flying ability with soaring contests reaching 900 feet. Walter A. Good, a noted physicist and Smithsonian collector, is among the club’s notable members.

Frederick District of Columbia Radio Control Model Club East Coast Middle West Federation Aeronautic International DCRC Walter A. Good Smithsonian Institute Washington

Coast Guard halts air search for Warfield plane

The Coast Guard called off the air search for missing Cessna pilot Robert L. Warfield Jr. near West Palm Beach after five days. Twelve planes scoured Southern Florida waters and the Gulf Stream, with Warfield last heard requesting lower altitude to dodge storms. Warfield, ex Frederick resident, moved to West Palm Beach in 1959 to run a brokerage office.

Miami Fla Robert L. Warfield Jr Palm Beach Coast Guard Charleston S.C Gulf Stream Warfield West End Grand Bahama John Hansen Midland Tex Hama Island West Palm Beach FAA Robert L. Warfield Urbana John C. Warfield

Bronx Gunman Surrenders in North Carolina

Bobby L. Rogers, identified by police as the Bronx gunman who killed three men, surrendered meekly to a Graham deputy sheriff and waived extradition. The 3 year old Army veteran was jailed in Alamance County, with New York officials expected to take custody for transport back early next week.

Burlington N.C Bobby L. Rogers Bronx Alamance County Graham New York North Carolina

Blood Program Short Of Quota

Frederick County Red Cross Blood Program ends 1967 68 fiscal year with a deficit of 377 pints. Yearly quota set at 3550 pints to be collected across 24 bloodmobile visits. Total collection 3234 pints includes 71 directed donations not credited to county quota. A directed donation goes to an independent hospital patient not eligible in the Red Cross program.

Frederick County Red Cross

B52s Strike In Mekong Delta Kill 105 Enemies

Allied ground forces in Chau Doe Province report 105 enemy soldiers killed by heavy B52 raids on infiltration routes near Saigon. The U S Air Force says strikes aimed to blunt a major offensive with potential attacks before Friday’s Geneva anniversary.

Saigon Mekong Delta U.S America I Air Force Chau Doe Seven Mountain Vietnam Wille Clark M. Clifford

Welfare Dept Battles Gov Agnew Over Incentive Plan

Maryland welfare officials clash with Gov. Agnew over abandoning the work incentive for welfare families. The plan would let employed welfare mothers keep the first 30 dollars of earnings and a third of the rest. Local departments will study potential employment gains by Aug. 5 to gauge if reinstatement could offset costs.

State Department of Social Services Agnew Frederick County

Polluted Waters Prompt Health Warnings In Frederick County

The article recalls days at old swimming holes now polluted by plant effluent from Monocacy and Linganore facilities. Water quality often fails federal standards, making Monocacy River unsafe for swimming while Fort Detrick discharges are less harmful downstream. Health officials urge using properly treated pools or safe rivers.

Stat Frederick County Frederick Carroll Creek North Market Street Linganore Gas House Pike U.S. 4 Fort Detrick Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission Tomac Charles Spicknall Department of Water Resources

Post Office to Close 347 Small Branches Amid Service Cuts

The Post Office Department ordered 347 small branches closed and cut Saturday service nationwide due to manpower cuts from the new tax bill. Maryland offices affected include Fair Haven in Anne Arundel County and Dorchester County towns Crocheron and Salem. Saturday and Sunday window service will be limited to two hours. Plans to end Saturday residential deliveries on city routes are due by Sept. 1.

Washington (Ap Post Office Department Fair Haven Anne Arundel County Crocheron Salem Dorchester County Maryland Congress John J. Williams R-Del

Emmitsburg Men Charged With Barn Arson

Two Emmitsburg men,.Chatlvs Jr Guailis Jr 23 and Ronald Lee Cool 21, were charged with arson for a Sunday barn fire on Irishtown Road. Bail set at 2500 each. the blaze caused about 2509 in building damage and 2000 in hay and straw loss. The barn owner was Alfred Myers of Westminster and hay owner Alvin A Kline of Emmitsburg. Fire Marshall Tan Barnes led the investigation with assist from Jim Trout.

Emmitsburg Irishtown Road Chatlvs Jr. Guailis Jr Main Street Ronald Lee Cool Alfred No Myers Westminster Alvie A. Kline Fmmitsburg Frederick County Tan Barnes Jimmitsburg Polen James Ff Trout

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