Rio Sweltering Summer Hits Rio De Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro endures the hottest February in five years with temperatures near 99 degrees most days. Residents seek shade and relief as the heat persists through the city.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
3
Rio de Janeiro endures the hottest February in five years with temperatures near 99 degrees most days. Residents seek shade and relief as the heat persists through the city.
A 23 year old soldier from near Finksburg Carroll County killed himself at an acquaintance’s home in Smallwood. Westminster police said he was found on the floor and the county medical examiner ruled a personal safety related chest wound. Friends said he had been despondent recently.
Maryland nurserymen warn drought three straight dry years threaten shade and flowering trees in 1906. Sunscald, bark cracking, and cambium damage follow heat and low moisture. tree borers worsen drought weakened trees, especially dogwoods. Proper watering mulching and protective wraps cited for prevention and recovery.
Farmers wishing to join the 1966 Agricultural Conservation Program must file an ACP application by Saturday March 19 to qualify for federal cost shares. Applications received early secure assistance. others face possible funding gaps. The program covers practices such as Grass Seedings Liming and Fertilizing Grasses and Legumes Tree Planting Woodland Improvement Livestock Ponds Contour Stripcropping Diversion Terraces Sod Waterways Spring Developments Wildlife Ponds and Food Plots Cover Cropping with cost sharing typically 50 percent and up to 80 percent for some practices. For details contact Frederick ASCS County Office in Winchester Hall during weekday hours 8 am to 4 30 pm and Saturday 8 am to noon.
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No 51 met with 32 members at the Lodge Hall West Seventh Street Doris Jean Stine presiding Jessie Webster elected as lodge representative to Rebekah Assembly in May Past Noble Grands birthday party for Odd Fellows Home residents planned for Thursday March 17 The St Patrick program featured My Wild Irish Rose readings Fond Memories of Ireland and The Little Shamrock and a medley of Irish tunes on piano Pauline Koontz played both accompaniment and medley The next meeting is set for March 25 at the Lodge Hall
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