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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1962

Page

16

Jug Bridge Collapse Ends Historic Span Debate

A 133 year old Jug Bridge near Monocacy River collapsed after rising waters and strong wind, taking out the 65 foot eastern span as a car crossed. Guards halted traffic, two new replacement spans were begun, and rerouting of through traffic to Baltimore was arranged via Route 26 and Route 240. The old arch bridge had been deemed structurally unsound after prior inspections.

Jug Bridge Monocacy River Conrad H. Williams Frederick State Roads Commission Guard Price Farsht Robert E.J. Putman State Roads Commission Carl Redd Monocacy Callapse Wilson T. Ballard Walter C. Hopkins Ballard Baltimore Liberty Urbana New Market

John Derr Seeks State Senate Seat for Frederick County

John A. Derr former Frederick mayor from 1954 to 1958 filed Friday as a Republican candidate for the State Senate from Frederick County, the first GOP entrant for the post. Democratic contenders include Charles H. Smelser of Unionville and Delbert S. Null of Braddock Heights in the Democratic primary. Derr, active in Republican politics, works in public relations with T. Edgie Russell, is a 19 East Fourth Street resident, and has held multiple public roles including deputy clerk, Coast Guard service, Russell firm, and chairman of the county Republican committee. He served in the House of Delegates in 1953, became mayor in 1954, and was the 1958 Republican candidate for State Comptroller. He sits on several boards and is married to Olive Brandenburg with one child, Sandra.

John A. Derr Frederick Senate Frederick County Derr Charles H. Smelser Unionville Delbert 5. Null Braddock Heights T. Edgie Russell East Fourth Street Coast Guard Russell Firm Republican Committee Sixth House of Delegates Horace M. Alexander Frederick Ellis Lodge Frederick Kiwanis Optimist Clubs Francis Scott Key American Legion Amvets Bridgewater College Frederick Church of the Brethren Olive B. Brandenburg Baltimore Lewis H. Brandenburg Derrs Sandra Faye Derr

Friday Afternoon Court Discontinued in Frederick

Frederick authorities will discontinue the Friday afternoon Magistrate's Court session in favor of a Tuesday 2 pm slot. Officials cited heavier Friday traffic and clerical workload as reasons. Tuesday sessions are expected to begin next week, and Friday trials will resume only after all existing cases are disposed of. Rural carrier exam notices follow, opening March 27 for Woodsboro post office applicants aged 18 or older with no maximum age.

Frederick Magistrate's Court Woodsboro

Mass Vaccination Drive in Wales Amid Smallpox Cases

A team of 36 doctors conducted a mass vaccination effort Friday in the Rhondda Valley area of Wales following six smallpox cases reported this week. The operation aimed to curb spread and protect residents in the affected communities.

Swansea Wales Rhondda Valley

Old Bridge Replaced Had It Not Collapsed

The remark notes historical replacement plans for a bridge era and asserts a collapse would not have changed the outcome. It contrasts long past engineering decisions with current color perception limits of the human eye, noting about ten million distinguishable colors.

Mass meeting sought for defunct savings and loan shareholders

Edward L. Meyer announced a mass meeting for all defunct savings and loan associations to update shareholders on recovery plans. The event is Sunday March if at 2 p.m. in University of Maryland Ritchie Coliseum. Speakers and contact details for committee members were provided to shareholders.

Silver Spring Edward L. Meyer Plyers Mill Road Maryland Savings and Loan Shareholders Depositors Recovery Committee Savings and Loan University of Maryland Savings and Loan Associations Charlene Schneider West Avenue Suitland U. N. Westbrook Bert Alois J. Burda 55Th Avenue Hyattsville William Youngson Darel Drive Ference Kaplan Holdridge Road Wheaton

Glenn and Family Orbit United Nations Headquarter

Lt Col John H Glenn Jr and his family visited the United Nations in New York for an informal reception with Acting Secretary General U Thant and Adlai Stevenson. The group toured the building as standing ovations rang through halls, with cheers in several languages from staff and visitors. Glenn highlighted space collaboration beyond the United States and praised international support for orbital flight.

United. Nations N.Y John H. Glenn Jr United Nations Glenn U.S Adlai E. Stevenson U Thant U.N Ralph J. Bunche U.N. Secretariat Secretariat Anna Glenm New York City

UN Speaks On Teamwork As Glenn Points To United Nations

Space leaders emphasized global teamwork with the United Nations as a hub. Maj Donald K Slayton is slated for the next U S orbital flight, noted after a private UN reception where Soviet member Valerian Zorin offered well wishes in cosmonaut terms. Maryland adds three new credit unions in February bringing state totals and assets to over 50 million dollars. Local 355 Maryland Federal Credit Union serves 1900 members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters in Baltimore. Boyds Federal Credit Union serves 350 area families. Alpha Lime Kiln Cement Workers Federal Credit Union serves 136 employees of Alpha Portland Cement in Lime Kiln.

Ing United Nations Glenn Donald K. Slayton U.S U.N Valerian A. Zorin U. N Outer Space Committee Thant Zorin Slayton Maryland S. J. Domenick Maryland Credit Union League Mr. Domenick Local 355 Maryland Federal Credit Union International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs

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