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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1962

Page

14

New Frederick Plant Dedicates Ultrafast Milk Fat Tester

Chesapeake Instrument Corp opens its 340 East Fifth Street plant in Frederick with a hydrophone underwater microphone system for submarine detection and a Darisonometer that measures solids-not-fat and butterfat in milk within seconds. Company officials praise local cooperation and plan expansion to hire up to 50 workers.

Chespeake Instrument Corporation East Fifth Street Annapolis University of Wisconsin Nicholas Fanos Frederick Frank J. Keefer Navy Frederick County

Plant says ultrasonic work could expand facilities

The company reports that with ultrasonic sound waves workers have mastered the delicate scientific tasks. An expansion of plant facilities is now possible and new contracts will raise employment by about 10 people in the near term.

Tawes Fires At Mahoney In Mental Health Clash

Maryland Governor Tawes and challenger Mahoney spar over mental hygiene policy. Each cites Dr. William Menninger as supporting points while criticizing the other's charges. Tawes defends state efforts led by Dr. Isadore Tuerk against Mahoney's accusation of criminal neglect.

Associated Press Mahoney Isadore Tuerk State Department of Mental Hygiene Maryland Association of Mental Health Menninger Tawes William C. Menninger President

Steel wage pact near in noninflationary terms in Pittsburgh

Detroit Free Press reports industry and labor leaders have reached a basic agreement on a new steel wage contract in Pittsburgh. A formal announcement may be delayed for weeks as 11 committees tackle noneconomic issues such as work rules. The contract is expected to cost the industry 8 to 19 cents per hour in fringe benefits, with the White House hopeful it remains noninflationary. Edwin A. Lahey, bureau chief, notes advisers are elated at the prospect but cautious about unforeseen blowups.

Detroit Detroit Free Press Pittsburgh Edwin A. Lahey Free Press Washington White House Kennedy Free Labor Top Steel Negoti

Steelworkers Endurance in Ninth Day of Talks

Labor talks between union and management enter ninth day with no comment on progress. Current contracts for 430000 basic steelworkers run to June 1930 and pay an average wage of $3.28 an hour.

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Maryland Students Win Harvard Scholarships

Nineteen Maryland undergraduates receive Harvard College aid for this year. The first list covers scholarship aid for needy students with high promise, and the second lists honorary scholars who do not need financial aid. The Maryland group includes Paul Leinbach Althouse Jr., 15 West Church Street, Frederick, Class of 1965.

Maryland Harvard College Harvard Paul Leinbach Althouse Jr West Church Street Frederick

Senate votes to start move to abolish poll tax

The Senate approved a motion to consider an antipoll tax constitutional amendment by 62 to 15, amid Southern opposition. Sen. Spessard L. Holland then moved to substitute his amendment for a memorial bill, with debate planned to begin Tuesday and final passage likely to hinge on Southern support.

Washington Senate Alexander Hamilton New York City Spessard L. Holland D-Fla House Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Texas Virginia Mike Mansfield Montana Holland Florida J. J. Hickey D-Wye Russell B. Long D-La Everett Jordan D-N.c Estes Kefauver

Six Linemen Electrocuted by Fallen Wire near Itapevi

In Itapevi Sao Paulo region a high tension wire snapped electrocuting six linemen working on a power line. The accident occurred about five miles from the city. Local authorities reported the fatalities and began investigations into the cause of the wire failure.

Saq Paulo Brazil Land Itapevi Here

Local Artists Auction At Frederick Home Show

Five area artists donated paintings for the Frederick Jaycee Home Show auction to aid the county Mental Health Campaign. "Happy Johnny" Zufall will lead bidding at 10 p.m. Saturday to raise funds for psychological counseling, rehabilitation facilities, and state hospital services for residents. Artists include Jack Davis and Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock among others. the exhibit runs four days at the National Guard Armory.

Frederick Jaycee John L. Mills Jr Johnny” Zufall Frederick County Jack Davis Maryland Benjamin Rosenstock William G. Hill Jr P. J. Sinclair Raymond Brehaut National Guard Frederick

Dogs go berserk on Tristan da Cunha after island evacuation

The Royal Society said dogs on the volcano wrecked Tristan da Cunha turned savage hunters after owners left last fall. They destroyed 699 of 700 sheep, killed calves, and forced a Royal Society expedition to shoot them. Cats and chickens fared well as activity subsided and 260 islanders resettled in Britain.

London Tristan de Cunha South Atlantic Royal Society Britain

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Fanos Frederick Iron and Steel Company Chamber Joseph Kline James H. Grove Jacob R. Ramsburg Edward M. Kriz Shadyside Richard Hammond Guy Kelly Thomas F. Horton C. Burton Cannon Jr Ramsburg Fands Hammond George B. Delaplaine Jr North Market Street Eva Scudieri East Third Street Minnie Miller Grant Pl Carrie Hanshew RFD Alline Takushi South Jefferson Street Anna L. Stockman South Market Street Elma Reese Catherine Sier Dorothy Kline Moore SUN Funeral Directors Abulance Service Coblentz & Main North Court Street Raymond Shaver Mgr Jaycee Palm Beach Economy Oil Company TF P Jim Powell PoweLl Insurance Agency North Market St Singing Hills Michigan Treeland Nurseries, Inc D-Tenn Ralph W. Yarborough D-Tex Sen George A. Smathers Davis Studio Mehrl F. Wachter West 12Th Street Maryland Association of Master Plumbers Baltimore National Plumbing Contractors Association St. Louis Maryland Master Plumbers Francis Scott Key Hotel Bennett’s Onanoff U.S. Pat. of Ay Ae Marvel America Turaway E-X Bennett Frederick Glass Shop N. Market Don Leiby Sam Main Don Davis P&l & Bal Roger W. Moser, SR Elm St. Frederick East Street Service Glass & Mirror Division Service Glass Weill Brothers Hamilton Avenue South St Thrilling Pictures Revolutionary Video-matic ASPEN William S
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