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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
3
The Mari division received a $838,163 AEC contract to test a liquefied fluidized bed reactor. Pea sized U-238 and U-235 fuel pellets sit in a cylinder with bottom holes. water surge raises pellets to slow neutrons to splitting speed, initiating the chain reaction. Water flow controls the reaction rate and energy output.
An obituary notes L L Rice analytical chemist and Army veteran with ties to College Park and Washington D C who lived at 161 Chesapeake Street S W and leaves a wife Leona and two sons along with relatives. Separate hazing crackdown at Stanford follows a student death during a fraternity initiation and a Berkeley hospital case after hazing injuries.
John Earle Rice, 54, chief chemist of Washingtons sewage treatment plant, a leader in Potomac River antipollution work, died of cancer. He helped start the Districts cleanup efforts at Blue Plains and supervised water analysis of the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers. He oversaw treatment plants for Dismets hospital in Glenn Dale and corrections centers at Lorton and helped design a new Youth Corrections Center on the Lorton reservation.
Elkton Maryland report says Angeline Sadler of Burlington New Jersey was convicted of concealing a gun with intent to marry after a scheme with Alex Olson of Ocean City to force a marriage with Robert Worrell of Moorestown. Worrell returns home while authorities pursue kidnapping and assault charges.
A United Fire Company member injured in the Winebrewer warehouse fire was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore yesterday. Rodney L. Shankle, 23, of East South Street, son of Lewis D Shankle, had been treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after the incident and was believed struck in the head by a spike while aiding in the blaze response.
Magistrate Lockhart reports Mrs Sailer and Olson pressured Worrell to marry. Worrell says a pistol was produced and fired during a struggle, with a .38 caliber gun later found under a fur in the car. Police record a bullet hole in Worrell’s ceiling and one shot fired from the car gun. Mrs Sailer pleads innocent to concealing the weapon.
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