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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1961

Page

9

Preservation of Forests Is Urged in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS AP Green forested strips near population centers must be preserved through public ownership for park areas. Joseph F. Kaylor, forest and parks director, cites land acquisitions at Patapsco and Gunpowder State parks in Baltimore County and Patuxent State Park in Montgomery and Howard counties. He notes open spaces provide flood protection and recreation, and department staff serve on statewide planning councils. A study commission led by Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein opens its first meeting Friday to review Maryland forestry resources.

Annapolis Maryland Forest and Parks Joseph F. Kaylor Kaylor Patapsco Gunpowder Baltimore County Patuxent State Park Montgomery Howard Louis L. Goldstein

Germans In Panic As Refugees Flee East Germany

Berlin AP Konrad Adenauer warned of a panic in Communist East Germany as a flood of refugees reached West Berlin. About 1,000 daily escapes, 4,000 per day at peak, amid food shortages and Soviet pressure. He rejected talks on unification but remained hopeful for 1961 solutions and offered 5,000 tons of butter to ease East German rations.

Berlin West Berlin Konrad Adenauer East Germany East Berlin East Adenauer Tron Khrushchev West Germany Europe

East Germany pushes to rally people behind communism

Four injured as tensions rise in Berlin and East Germany amid shortages of potatoes and butter. Authorities seek greater public enthusiasm for communist stance as international attention remains fixed on the divided city.

Berlin Germany East Germany

Wills Office Expands Safe Storage at Courthouse

The Register of Wills office in the Courthouse announces a larger six by three foot heavy metal safe, purchased from Frederick Automotive Industrial Company, expanding storage to hold ten times as many wills and valuable papers. Register Thomas M. Eichelberger urges all who have written wills to store them in the new safe, noting recent improvements like better lighting and a new ceiling.

Register of Wills Thomas M. Eichelberger Eichelberger Frederick Automotive Industrial Company Register of Wills Office

Population boom forecast for Fo Mos a in Taiwan

The AP reports Fo mos a population rising over 35 percent annually, with a forecast to exceed 11 million by August 1 as the government notes rapid growth and urban expansion in the region.

Taipe Fomosa

Two Car Crash on Maryland 355 Injures Four

State Police reported a crash at the Maryland 355 and U S 15 intersection at Evergreen Point. Milton L. Warfield 56 of Adams town drove a 1955 Chevrolet north on 15 and stopped at 355. Francis J. Robinson 41 of Pittsburgh drove a 1961 Plymouth south on 15 and turned onto 355 striking Warfield. Robinson hospitalized with possible fractured pelvis at Frederick Memorial. his wife Elma and daughter Judith Ann treated for forehead lacerations and released. Warfield treated for a laceration of the right ear and released. Damages totaled 2700 with Robinson car at 2300 and Warfield auto a total loss. Charges pending.

Maryland U. S. 15 Evergreen Point Milton L. Warfield Route 1 Adamstown Francis J. Robinson Pittsburgh Warfield Robinson Frederick Memorial Hospital Elma ¥. Robinson Judith Ann Robinson Warfield Auto C. Ronald Twigg Raymond W Andrews United Ambulance

Bali Booked Solid for Mid-August Cremation Ceremonies

A Jakarta tourist agency reports all Bali accommodations booked for mid August due to two colorful cremation ceremonies scheduled on the island.

Bali Jakarta Isle

No Evidence Of Pollution In County

Frederick County residents heard there is no concrete evidence of pollution in local streams and rivers. District Engineer Syl van Belkoy conveyed the Water Pollution Control Commission's reply to the Izaak Walton League after their study and report. The meeting at Hotel Frederick heard that conservation measures such as contour strips and crop rotation could reduce pollution if present.

Frederick County Sylvan Belkoy Frederick Izaak Walton League Water Pollution Control Commission Conservation Organization Pollution Control Commission Belkov Walton League William E. Warren Gary Boyer Organzation Izaak

Walton League Picnic at Breezy Grove Park Event

The Walton League hosts a family picnic on August 9 at Breezy Grove Park off Reels Mill Road. All friends of the conservation organization are invited to attend the community gathering.

Walton League

Boy Rescued From Drowning by Relatives at Pool

A four year old, Jeffery Parr of Baltimore, fell into a four and a half foot pool at the EL P Ryan residence on Md 27 near Mt Airy. Cousins Lori Anderson and Arthur Sands, aged 15 and 14, pulled him from the water with help from an uncle.

Jeffery Parr Frederick Parr Baltimore EL P. Ryan MD. 27 Mt. Airy Lori Anderson Arthur Sands

Rescue Sparks as Boy Revives After Water Incident

A boy pulled from water was revived by his uncle William C Lausen of New York and later in good condition at the Ryan home. Mt Airy Fire Company rescue squad arrived to find him revived. Parrs of Baltimore and Lausens of New York were visiting Mrs Ruth Anderson when the accident occurred. First taste of service life for many enlistees at Parris Island noted.

Wiliam C. Lausen New York Mt. Airy

Arab League to Resume Kuwait Membership Talks in Cairo

In Cairo the Arab League Council, amid Iraqi objections, agreed to restart discussions on Kuwait's bid for league membership. Iraq's Abdel Hussein el Kotefy urged deferral. Also noted, poet Edgar Guest was born in Birmingham England and moved to the United States at age ten.

Cairo Egypt Arab League Council Kuwait League Iraq Abdel Hussein el-Kotefy Edgar Guest Birmingham England

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