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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1971

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McCurdy Park Fund Drive Near Halfway Mark

The McCurdy Memorial Park Fund Drive reached the 50 percent mark with about 25 000 dollars of the 50 000 dollar goal. Four groups contributed 1200 dollars, including 500 dollars from the Frederick Touchdown Club and Frederick County National Bank and 100 dollars from the Exchange Club and Frederick County Junior Baseball League.

McCurdy Memorial Park Fund Drive Robert P. Marendt Frederick Touchdown Club Frederick County National Bank Exchange Club of Frederick Frederick County Little League Exchange Club Bob Granning Ira Dunn Glenn E. Biehl W. Verl Forney Touchdown Club Spanky Scurto Marendt McCurdy McCurdy Field

Braddock Heights Pool Opens for Summer Season

The Braddock Heights Community pool opens Saturday May 29 at noon with early summer hours of noon to 6 pm on May 29 30 31 and June 5 6. Daily hours begin June 12. Membership cards required and may be obtained at the pool. only members and guests may use the pool. The pool is run by the Braddock Heights Community Association with Vernon Cassell Jr as pool chairman and Mrs Jack Griffin as season manager. membership is fully subscribed with a waiting list for next year.

Braddock Heights Vernon Cassell Jr Jack Griffin

Fire log reports multiple calls and responses

A fire log summary notes events in a 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. Calls include a pole fire on City Kline Boulevard at 7:17 p.m. with Independents and Uniteds units responding, a pole and tree fire on County Creagerstown Road at 6:31 p.m. with Woods Borough responding, and a brush fire one half mile outside Rocky Ridge at 8:18 p.m. with Rocky Ridge responding. Ambulance calls list Emergency-10 and Routine-9. Jail population notes Males 20 and Females unknown.

City Kline Independents Uniteds Creagerstown Woods Boro Rocky Ridge

District Court To Replace Magistrate's As Of July 5

Maryland will launch a statewide District Court system on July 5 replacing trial magistrates in Frederick and other counties. The system creates 42 full time judges, 10 year appointments, with no elections, and local commissions naming nominees for governor Mandel. Appeals rules shift to de novo in many civil cases above 500 dollars, with some transcripts used for appeal. Local districts consolidate Frederick and Washington counties under one unit with plans for a riding judge if workload warrants.

George Dorsey Maryland Frederick County Maryland District Court Marvin Mandel Baltimore Municipal Peoples Courts Anne Arundel Prince Georges Montgomery Wicomico State Senate District Court Judicial Selection Commission Sixth Circuit Montgomery County Edward Bennett Williams Washington Redskins Clater W. Smith Jr Herbert S. Schroeder Donald B. Rice Smith Mandel Frederick Washington Washington County Robert F. Sweeney Sweeney Judge Sweeney William 5. James Senate

Ransom Paid After Airline Bomb Threat in Sydney

Australian carrier Qantas paid 560000 in a center city pickup after a caller claimed a barometric bomb was aboard a Boeing 707 with 116 passengers. The jet landed safely at Sydney airport after circling for hours. an immediate search found no bomb. Police tied the extortion to a similar Anchorage case and warned of possible links to a film.

Sydney Australia Quantas Anchorage Alaska Western Airlines Seattle Wash Royal Aus Tralian Navy Botany Bay Qantas Hong Kong U.S Darwin

Suspect Arrested In Slaying Of Nine

In Yuba City California the bodies of nine transient fruit workers were found buried in two local orchards. Juan Corona, 37, a farm labor contractor, was arrested at a Richland Road home and booked on nine counts of murder. Victims aged 40 to 60 were killed over five weeks, with machete or heavy knife wounds. Corona guarded as he was taken to the county jail after a raid on the same residence.

Yuba City Calif Whiteacre Juan ¥. Corona Richland Road Corona Frank Cartoscelli Yuba Cartoscelli Goro Kagehiro

Thunderstorm Delivers 1.27 Inches and Light Damage

A Tuesday evening thunderstorm dumped 1.27 inches of rain in Frederick in two hours. Winds toppled a tree on Clarke Place blocking a lane while a transformer on Kline Boulevard caused a fuse fire, leaving a few homes without power. Fire crews contained the incident. skies cleared with sun and a 50s to mid 70s forecast rest of the week.

Mother Nature Frederick Clarke Place Kline Boulevard Potomac Edison United and Independent Fire Companies

Blood donors urged to attend Red Cross event

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Frederick at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Donors notified should keep appointments and walk ins are invited to visit the bloodbank as more donors are urgently needed.

Red Cross Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church

Recordation Tax Rate Doubled By Commissioners

County commissioners raise the recordation tax from 1.10 to 2.20 per 500 while keeping the current property tax at 2.54 per 100. The increase is expected to add about 280000 to fiscal 1972 revenue for roads and a new landfill, with further budget adjustments planned before the July 1 deadline. Uncertain state income tax returns keep revenue projections fluid as officials await June tallies.

Roads Department

City moves to raze burned Braddock Ave home

A warrant charges John Nusz with failure to comply with two condemnation notices for his fire damaged house at 311 Braddock Avenue. The building, deemed unfit and a fire hazard, faces demolition with a trial set for June 24. Police report arson caused both September and February fires, while Nusz has not agreed to a storm sewer right of way on the property.

Quita Hague John Nusz Braddock Avenue Nusz Charles W. Mock News- Post Nast Nasz Top E. Barnes Barnes Mack Braddock Ave

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