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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1963

Page

10

Brunswick Considers Urban Renewal Zoning Measures

The Brunswick Town Council discussed setting up a planning commission and a zoning ordinance under Urban Renewal with help from the Maryland State Planning Department and County Planning Commission. The council also extended bids on 45 acres of Old B&O Farm for a single housing development and approved selling small Central Avenue lots to Grace Conner for 300.

Brunswick Frederick City Maryland State Planning Department Tourmont Walkersville J. Alfred Catsail Frederick County Planning Commission James E. Cummings County Planning Commission Central Avenue Grace Conner

Walkersville Store Reports Gun Theft

A 32 calibre revolver was reported stolen last night from T. R. Saylor and Company hardware store at 15 Main Street in Walkersville Frederick. The gun valued at 39.9 was taken from a show case during a sales promotion last week as a month had not been checked. Trooper Edward Lennox continues the investigation.

T. R. Saylor and Company Main Street Walkersville Frederick Edward Lennox Frederick Barracks State Police

Barbara Fritchie Flag May Head to World’s Fair Exhibit

Maryland officials pursue loan of the Barbara Fritchie flag to the New York World's Fair. Governor Tawes backs the plan, with the Maryland building to feature a theater, restaurant, and exhibits including a Fort McHenry sequence. The flag currently resides in Boston, owned by the Massachusetts Commandery.

United States Barbara Fritchie Frederick Jesse L. Reno Tawes Maryland Rip Europe University of Maryland Heidelberg Germany Annapolis Gilbert A. Crandall Department of Economic Development Edward §. Delaplaine Fort McHenry Boston Fritchig West Patrick Street South Mountain Fox's Gap Flushing Meadow

Retiring Lt Dietz Honored By Frederick Board

Frederick Maryland city officials honor Lt A Norman Dietz as he retires after 22 years with the police force effective June 1 1963. Aldermen praise his meritorious service and due process commitment as the choir recalls the space age splashdown of Gordon Cooper during the meeting.

Board of Aldermen Gordon Cooper Outer Space E. Paul Margaha James F. Bellamy Trinity Methodist Church A. Norman Dietz Frederick City Lt. Dietz Frederick Jacob R. Ramsburg Lauds Uarees Charles V. Main Dietz Downtown Merchants Association North Market Street Tall Cedars of Lebanon Robert A. Whiteford Richard L. Shipley Gladhill Brothers of Damascus Alvey Ma- Raha Wolfshie Raritan Club

Kennedy Nomination Confirmations for DC Judges and Redevelopment Agency

The Senate confirmed President Kennedy's nominees Orman W. Ketcham to a new 11 year term as DC Juvenile Court judge Edmond T. Daly to a one year term as judge of the District Court of General Sessions and Richard R. Atkinson for a five year term as a member of the District Redevelopment Land Agency.

Washington Senate Kennedy Orman W. Ketcham District of Columbia Juvenile Court Edmond T. Daly District Court of General Sessions Richard R. Atkinson District Redevelopment Land Agency

Competition by example cited as regulation form for power firms

The article discusses non profit power systems and federal programs like TVA REA and Bonneville offering nation wide service. It frames competition by example as a regulator of monopoly utilities while noting private power faces state and federal rules. Also mentions Johnson conspiracy case recessed. defendants include Frank Boykin and J Kenneth Edlin and William L Robinson.

TVA REA Bonneville Thomas F. Johnson Johnson Alabama Frank W. Boykin Savings and Loan J. Kenneth Edlin William L. Robinson

Maryland power rates labeled too high by official

Marvin Zeldin, executive director of the Electric Consumers Information Committee, told the Maryland Consumers Council conference that Maryland residential power costs for 250 kilowatt hours run 6 percent above the U.S. average, 59 percent higher than Tennessee, and 68 percent higher than Washington state. He cited consumer-owned systems as cheaper than private utilities nationwide.

Chevy Chase Maryland Marvin Zeldin Electric Consumers Information Committee Maryland Consumers Council Zeldin U.S Tennessee Washington

Property transfers listed with various grants and deeds

A sequence of deed notices records transfers of property and rights of way involving multiple individuals and entities. Names include Charles F. Beach George H. Toms Norman Tome dr Homer W Kline Pryor and wife Ida M Kaetze to W W Poultry Market Henry M Roderick to Larry M Willard Mildred A Ridenour et al to Harry G Black Potomac Edison Company from W Edwin Burdette Mary Keyser James A Sensenbaugh William E Selzer Doris Br Ifert Kenneth H Stull and others.

Charles F. Beach George H Toms Norman BE. Tomedr Homer W. Kline Pert Anthony J. Mock Alice E. Dennis Jasper B Pryor Ida M. Kaetze W. W. Poul Try Market, Inc State Roads Commission Paul G. Geisbert Virgie E. Moser John B. Edwards Harry M. Roderick Larry M. Willard Mildred A. Ridenour Harry G. Black Mildred D. Ridenour Potomac Edison Company W. Edwin Burdette Mary Keyser James A. Sensenbaugh William E. Selzer Doris BR. Ifert Kenneth H. Stull

Ocean Currents May Carry Lobster Larvae Far Distances

A study suggests ocean currents can transport young lobsters hundreds of miles from their spawning grounds. Researchers note planktonic larvae ride on currents, influencing future stocks and fishery management decisions.

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