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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
2
An Air Force Hound Dog missile will be displayed at the Frederick National Guard Armory on Wednesday May 12 as part of Armed Forces Day ceremonies. The missile rides under a B 52 bomber, uses an internal guidance system, and can assist takeoff or flight with fuel tanks refueled from the bomber.
Creagerstown men lead the annual community chicken and ham supper at Creagerstown Parish Hall Saturday 4 to 7 pm. Proceeds fund town street lights and cemetery maintenance. Numerous committees list dozens of residents guiding food prep and serving roles.
Bids for a New Market sewerage system estimated at 185000 will be opened at 4 p.m. by the Sanitary Commission in Winchester Hall. The project includes a treatment plant lines and pumping station. Construction begins 10 days after contract approval and must finish in 210 working days. Funding relies on a county guaranteed bond with user charges and front foot assessments to repay.
Gerald G. benkert of Frederick was driving a Shell Oil Co truck loaded with 7800 gallons of gasoline when it rammed a car on the Anacostia Freeway, overturned, and burst into flames. He was pulled from the wreck through a broken windshield and taken to Casualty Hospital in good condition, recovering from smoke inhalation.
County commissioners authorize a project with some plans awaiting bidding on the New Market job. France owes the U.S. 6.34 billion dollars in World War I debts.
The Board of Education will hold its annual organization meeting Wednesday to elect a president and vice president and appoint an attorney. Gordon Smith of Ijamsville is the current vice president, and the term of President Clarence C. Thomason expired Saturday. The board selects leaders by vote, with members LaVenia Hood, Hallar Best, Mary Condon Hodgson, and Ross V. Smith up for multi-year terms as part of the organization process.
The past president of the board, whose term runs to 1970, and Richard R. Kline of Middletown begin six year terms, replacing Thomas as a board member. The board will reappoint Charles A. Price as attorney, a role he assumed when Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. became Frederick County Circuit Court judge. Dr. John L. Carnochan remains secretary and treasurer, a post held by all Maryland school queens.
CAMBRIDGE AP Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday for David F. Bradshaw former Dorchester County sheriff active in Democratic politics. Bradshaw 63 died of a heart attack Monday at Cambridge Maryland hospital after seven weeks as sheriff from 1954 to 1958. His widow and one son survive. Burial will be at East New Market Cemetery.
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