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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1954

Page

14

Landowners Rally Against Upper Montgomery Zoning

Upper Montgomery landowners report a growing coalition of more than 2,200 members opposing a county council zoning ordinance. Only 180 copies of the proposed measure are available, with a rally at the Agricultural Center tonight to discuss the plan three days before a public hearing. W. Anderson leads the group, with Thomas W. Kelly defending the measure. A hearing is set for Thursday night as residents push for or against the two year land freeze and potential tax implications. Also reported, a second flight of wild geese migrating south was seen near Monrovia on Fingerboard road at ~3:15 p.m.

Montgomery County W. Anderson Thomas W. Kelly Rockville Anderson Counen Montgomery Arnold Rice East South Street

Red filters sharpen contrast in color photography

This guide explains red filters as contrast tools for chromatic film. They require exposure 5 to 8 times normal, produce light reds and dark greens blues, enhance blue skies and distant objects, and reduce haze. Hiltner Roelke Frederick Camera Shop promotes filters and color film at 208 West Patrick Street Frederick Maryland MO 3 4571L.

Hiltner-Roelke Frederick Camera Shop West Patrick St Frederick Maryland

Likens Tactics To Communists and State Fish Idea

Senator Flanders accuses McCarthy of anti democratic tactics likening them to Communist methods in a letter to Senator Watkins. Ohio editor George Lichter proposes Maryland adopt striped bass as State Fish. Governor McKeldin to seek opinions from state commissions. Also reports material witnesses held in Frederick and a clash in Tunisia leaves ten extremists and a police officer dead. The planet Uranus is cited with a diameter of 31,000 miles.

Washington Sen Flanders Rvt McCarthy Wisconsin Watkins Utah Lenin Annapolis George S Sichter Maryland McKeldin Tidewater Fisheries Commission The Game and Inland Fish Commission State Department of Information Lichter

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