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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1962

Page

11

Reporter's Quiz on views of legal gambling rates

A reporter surveys five locals on legalized gambling. John L Barber supports informed gambling. Rev Walter Newcombe opposes all gambling even for tax gains. Danville Stonesifer is permissive but not personally gambler. James Murphy sees taxation funding roads and schools. Walter Danner notes rampant illegal gambling and favors legalization.

Walter J. Newcombe Rockville James E. Murphy Damascus Walter Danner Libertytown

4-H Clubs Hold Scrap Drive Across Frederick County

Frederick County 4-H clubs collected nearly 25 tons of scrap in an annual drive. Twelve clubs organized campaigns on farms. Walkersville led with four tons delivered by four trucks under Harold Roderuck. Urbana yielded the second most. trucks supplied by Wilt, Roderick, Hatcher, and Wilcom Jr. Other clubs joined, totaling over three and a half tons. proceeds fund future trips for top 4-H members. The drive benefits farms by reducing hazards and improving appearance, with receipts split between clubs and state trips for outstanding members.

Frederick County Walkersville Harold Roderuck Chester Ausherman Charles E. Stup Alton Smith Urbana Robert Wilt Frances Roderick James Hatcher William Wilcom, Jr Middletown Sr New Market Myersville Mt. Pleasant Petersville Tuscarora Carroll Manor Green Valley Liberty Progressive Middletown Jr Notowly

Scientists plan red moon beam experiment near Ann Arbor

American scientists at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor plan to fire a powerful red light at the moon and observe reflective return. They say the visible beam could extend about 20 million miles while most of the work remains unseen and speculative.

Washington Moon Earth University of Michigan At Ann Arbor

Laser beam tests plan moon Earth bounce experiment

A light beam will appear as a red needle in the sky and flash in fractions of a second. Researchers hope to bounce the beam off moon craters to create a round trip of about 2 1/2 seconds, testing laser applications. The Michigan tests, led by physicist Peter A. Franken, will begin in a week or 90.

Peter A. Franken Moon Earth Optical Society of America Franken Michigan

Winter Hay Show at University of Maryland College Park

The University of Maryland hosts the Winter Hay Show with members from New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland gathering at College Park on Friday March 33 1962 to start at 10 00 am Charles Wolgemuth Hershey Farm manager will call the meeting to order There are 13 classes for hay samples including Alfalfa Clover Birdsfoot Trefoil and mixed hay Entries close March 2 at College Park Frederick County producers are expected to attend For details call Extension Office MO 2 4371 D A L A Annual Meeting The 38th Annual Dairy Herd

University of Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland College Park Charles Wolgemuth Hershey Farm Hershey Frederick County D.a.la

Improvement Association Meeting At Middle Town Church

Improvement Association to meet Friday evening March 23 at Middle Town Reformed Church. Dr John Curtis University of Maryland Agriculture Economics will speak on Agriculture is Still a Dynamic Industry. Dr Richard Davis will award ten members for top butterfat gain in 1961. D H LA shows growth from 14 herds in 1918 to 216 on test today. President John Stiles urges attendance and familiarity with testing programs.

John Stiles

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