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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
9
Photo by J. Rolfe Castleman shows a field south of Frederick where modern farm machinery has cut, raked and baled the harvest all in one day, illustrating efficient farming techniques.
The South Carroll Citizens Group met at Capt. Horace C. Jeffer son’s home in Sykesville to discuss filing an injunction in Carroll County Circuit Court to halt construction of a Winfield high school. Attorneys Scholz and Ansell presented the document. Mayor Bernard McDougall attended. The group protests the Board of Education plan to locate the high school at Winfield between Sykesville and Mount Airy.
Georgia man G. L. Booth buried his terrier Sheila in Madison with a full funeral cost of $1,000. The ceremony included scriptures read over an embalmed body in an infant casket and five dozen rosebuds atop the casket. Booth, 66, wept and recalled 10 years with the dog, noting she often helped charity and had a bank savings of $700. He defended the expense as priceless happiness.
A pan of overheated hot dogs on a stove caused minor damage as the Junior Fire Company responded at 318 Chapel Alley. Earlier the Independent Hose Company and United Fire Company were called to a car fire on North Bentz Street. Minutes later a field fire near the Odd Fellows Home on Market Street caused little damage.
Dr. Ralph Bennett vice president of the Martin Co. was named chairman of a committee seeking a location for an atomic laboratory in Maryland. The search aims to identify a suitable site and initiate necessary arrangements for the project and related research facilities.
The Maryland commission proposes a new laboratory with a projected cost of 280 million dollars and a staff of about 2,000 scientists. The project aims to advance research capabilities and attract top talent to the state.
Washington AP says Melpar Inc Falls Church Va won a 234000 contract from the Office of Coal Research to study making acetylene from hard coal. The project aims to explore new uses for anthracite and its processing in a manufacturing setting.
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