Park plans eyed for 1000 acre Little Bennett Creek area
State and local officials gather at Hyattstown Fire Hall to inspect the proposed 1000 acre Montgomery County park near the Frederick County line. The plan envisions expanding to a 3000 acre Little Bennett Creek Regional Park, with land accrual from farms residences and timberlands in Frederick County. The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission would oversee the acquisition.
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Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Little Bennett Creek
Gilbert Gude
Montgomery County
Bennett Creek
Hyattstown Fire Hall
Sixth District
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
William Houck
Thurmont
Gude
John A. Derr
Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Park plans seek regional park in Frederick County
The Park and Planning Commission lacks authority in Frederick County and would require local legislative action to include Frederick land. Proposed park features include adult and Boy Scout camping, nature trails, picnic areas, and Little Bennett Creek fishing open to Frederick residents, with possible acquisition by purchase and state legislation to create the regional park.
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Montgomery County
Frederick County
Little Bennett Creek
Park and Planning Commission
Milestones in American History Through the Years 1776 to 1962
Snapshot of events including Congress funding a military campaign via lottery in 1776, Samuel Gregory’s Boston Female Medical School opening in 1848, a storm wrecking seven ships in 1861, the first U S money orders in 1864, Roosevelt seizing coal mines in 1943, and Castro's stance on inspections in 1962.
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Stephen Crane Births and Birthdays across 19th Century figures
A collage of anniversaries and birth dates notes Stephen Crane born 1871 in Newark with later fame from The Red Badge of Courage. Also listed are Janet Agnew, Donald Kerst, Rep. Roberts and engineers Whisler, noting birthplaces and ages. Mentions milk pricing reforms and regional market areas, plus Mobile FBI fugitive hunt and a jail return, ending with a Cairo report on a UAR spaceships launch with living organisms.
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Mechanicsville
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Agriculture Dept Recommends Milk Prices Hold Steady
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department urged continuation of current producer prices for bottling and surplus milk in 10 northeastern milksheds for 18 months. The prices, regulated to stabilize supplies and prices for consumers and producers, faced some calls from handlers to cut surplus milk prices used in manufacturing dairy products.
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Agriculture Department
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