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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1965

Page

18

Fourth Annual McDonagh Fair Cattle Entries Top 70 4-H Members

Frederick County 4H members entered over 70 animals for the McDonagh School Fair at McDonagh on Saturday. Exhibitors include Halstein James 4 Page five Richard Remsberg and Rodney Martz among others with multiple entries across Ayrshire Jersey and Brown Swiss classes. Racial differentiation of house sparrow populations may require up to 50 years, an observation noted in the piece.

Frederick County McDonagh David D Engenbrode Halstein James Page Richard Remsberg Rodney Martz Eich Michael Votstoe Kevin Dudrow Pat Remsbreg Tenns Remshiring

Montgomery County 4-H Beef Field Day Show Results

At the Agricultural Center in Gaithersburg the tenth Montgomery County 4-H Beef Field Day saw 27 exhibitors present 49 beef animals across 11 classes. Judge Gene Mullinia of Lisbon announced placings while demonstrations on dipping hoof trimming and show preparation preceded the judging.

Montgomery County Bureau Montgomery County Agricultural Center Gaithersburg Gene Mullinia Lisbon Sheila Lee Damascus Nina Brown Barnesville Robert Riggs Derwood Jean Griffith Laytonsville David Mulls Woodfield Roxie Stup Sandra Wightman Louisa Riggs Gayle Priebe Susan Eyler Potomac Tom Wiles Poolesville Marilyn Griffith Milton Mills Annabelle Wiles James Tessier Louisa James H McCartney Diane Constantine Mt Airy Angus Steers Betty Lou Schaeffer Germantown Rebecca Schaeffer Rowe Stup Fred Lechlider Glenn Goldburn Jr Danny Jones Tommy Wiles Hatton Brown Betty Lou Schaeffer

Korean Killed as US Rocket Fire Hits Army Post

An Air Force plane accidentally fired 38 rockets into a South Korean army position during practice, killing one Korean soldier and wounding four others. The F106 originated from Yokota Air Base in Japan, with UN command expressing regret over the incident.

U. S Seoul, Korea Yokota Japan UN Command

National Recreation Area Planned In West Virginia

A Senate Agriculture subcommittee unanimously approved a plan to create a 100000 acre Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks national recreation area in the Potomac headwaters of West Virginia. The project, backed by President Johnson, would add lands to Monongahela National Forest and fund camping, hiking, fishing, and other activities for millions within 150 miles. The plan envisions a 2800 acre lake and requires about 9 million dollars over five years, with 1.2 million for land purchases.

Washington Potomac River West Virginia Senate Agriculture Spruce Knob Seneca Rocks Johnson Monongahela National Forest Secretary of Agriculture Baltimore Pittsburgh Forest Service West Virgina Interior and Agriculture Departments Agriculture Committee Senate

Howard To Remain In Planning Council

Howard County will not withdraw from the Baltimore Regional Planning Council. President Charles E Miller said talks with council officials convinced him the county must participate further. He noted the council will pursue concrete work in water and sewer needs and community colleges, addressing past abstractions.

Ellicot City Howard County Board of Commissioners Baltimore Regional Planning Council Charles E Miller Howard County Miller Regional Planning Council

Fatal Lung Illness Haunts Appalachia

Pittsburgh AP report reveals that pneumoconiosis affects about one in ten miners in the Appalachian soft coal fields. Dr. Murray C. Brown of the Public Health Service disclosed the 22 year study results at a final session of the conference.

Pittsburgh Appalachian U. S. Public Health Service Murray C. Brown

Mining Congress Reports Senior Miner Illness Rates

Dr Brown told about 600 mine owners and operators that a survey found more than one in five active miners aged 55 to 64 had the disease across Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama. Since 1957 humanities graduates grew about 3 percent while science graduates rose just under 20 percent.

American Mining Congress Brown Virginia West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Alabama

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