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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1965

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6

Republicans Fill Policy Positions In response to juvenile procedure

Republicans name policy leaders and discuss juvenile court options in Frederick County. Police chief notes no separate juvenile court exists. probation officer handles cases and they go to Circuit Court Judges. Civic Club sponsors men and women to study and propose changes through the Maryland Assembly.

Frederick Frederick County Main Maryland Assembly Public Affairs Department The Civic Club C. Carroll Wickless Donald Rice Michael Poe LeRoy Barrick Harry K. Shaffer

Chief Main Addresses Civic Club

Chief of Police Charles V. Main told Civic Club members at Steiner House that citizens share responsibility for law observance and crime prevention. He stressed balancing adequate police protection with individual rights and outlined methodical investigation steps from suspect elimination to narrowing clues leading to an arrest.

Charles V. Main Civic Club Steiner House Main

Denmark Beermakers Strike Paralyzes Taprooms Across Nation

In Denmark the 11th day of a brewery workers strike disrupts beer supply. Only a few inns remain serving limited amounts while private import shops and a regional private plane bring beer from Germany at higher prices. Dairies report rising milk and beer sales as government tax revenue drops. Workers seek a 2 cent hourly pay rise, brewers withhold comment.

Copenhagen Denmark Luebeck Germany

Blood donors in Rome offered free gramophone records

In Rome Italian volunteers giving blood will now receive two free gramophone records as a prize for each donation replacing the previous incentive of free theater tickets. The program aims to boost blood supplies with tangible rewards.

Blood For Records Rome

Q.T. indoor outdoor tanning lotion by Coppertone

Q T indoor outdoor tanning lotion promises a deeper tan and added sunburn protection. Developed by Coppertone using Keto chromin to colorless tanning, it has been dermatologically checked and is claimed safe for normal skin types. The product cleansly tans without dyes and includes emollients for skin care.

Coppertone

Fort Detrick awards given to two employees

Outstanding Performance Appraisal Ratings and Sustained Superior Performance Awards were presented to two Fort Detrick employees. Mrs. Shirley V. Miller of East Coast Relay Station and Miss Sarah M. Babington of the Office of the Comptroller received the honors.

Fort Detrick Shirley V. Miller East Coast Relay Station Sarah M. Babington Office of the Comptroller

Carvel Hall to Close July 1 in Annapolis

Carvel Hall Hotel in Annapolis will close July 1 after decades as a landmark near the Naval Academy. The landmark hotel, long a home away from home for legislators and visitors, will be sold to the state and Historic Annapolis Inc. to preserve the building and its role as a convention site and lodging option.

Annapolis Carvel Hall Maryland Naval Academy Academy Maryland Inn State Historic

Paca House Sale Plans for Cultural Center Develop

Historic society raises 50 000 dollars toward a 250 000 goal to buy and restore the William Paca House once tied to Maryland’s signer of the Declaration. Legislature allows up to 350 000 to acquire and raze the rest of the hotel for the cultural center. hotel manager notes close likely July 1 after Naval Academy event. Motion sickness warning appears as unrelated note for diabetics.

William Paca Historic Society Paca Maryland Joseph S. Kelchner Naval Academy

Thurmont Girl Nipped By Dog

A ten year old Thurmont girl Kristina Ervin was nipped on the hand by a farm dog during a kindergarten class tour. Trooper Paul Crutchley said no skin was broken and the dog, owned by Charles Myers, was on the farm visited by the class.

Thurmont Paul C. Crutchley Kristina Ervin William Ervin Charles Myers

Push Button Stock Quotes Arrive On Desk Top Device

New York AP reports a desk top quotation device offering instant stock data at the push of a button. The gadget promises quick access to quotes for favored stocks and may transform how investors monitor markets.

New York

Ambrace TV style price screens in brokerage offices

The Amerace Corporation describes compact display panels in brokerage offices that show latest sale bid and ask prices and price/earnings ratio on a small television like screen. The molded color buttons resist fading and wear for daily use.

Ing Amerace Corporation

Cow Gain Not Worth It In Milk Trade

Kentucky dairy specialists say exchanging 11,000 pounds of milk for feed and water is a poor deal. Carrying nearly seven times that water and about 1.1 times as much feed over a year would be required for the same milk output.

Lexington, Ky University of Kentucky

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