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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1961

Page

12

Independent candidate criticizes school board over water issue

David Hume former Maryland state treasurer and member of the Maryland Board of Natural Resources claims the Frederick County School Board could have saved hundreds by providing water for Harmony Grove School with a 75 cent call to Annapolis. He notes a Health Department directive approving a nearby well location just 250 feet east of the board chosen site on Hayward Road. Hume, studying Frederick County geology, says Harmony Grove sits on limestone and drilling must target fractures between rock cracks for wells to succeed, citing Annapolis Bureau records on local limestone.

David Hume Democratic Party Maryland Board of Natural Resources Frederick County Harm Grove Annapolis Corning School Wew Frederick County Health Department Harmony Grove Bureau of Geology, Mines and Water Resources

Hume calls for state aid in drilling missteps at Harmony Grove

Mr. Hume urged the School Board to call Annapolis before drilling over a hundred feet in limestone, saying hundreds to thousands of dollars could be saved for education. He framed state agencies as servants solving county problems, not distant tax collectors, citing the Harmony Grove well as an example. Rev Filippo Soccorsi dies at 61 after leading Vatican Radio from 1934 to 1953. newspaper manager also dies in Argentina.

Hume Annapolis Harmony Grove School State Resources Board Frederick County Agen F. Soccorsi Rome Filippo Soccorsi Vatican Radio Vatican City

Senate Cloakroom Notes on Military Gag Rule Debate

The newsletter discusses Senate Armed Services concerns over gagging officers who warned of Communism, citing Admiral Burke on patriotism and speaking out on policy. It reviews Kennedy administration defeats on foreign aid and farm bills, plus rising welfare concerns and a broad set of congressional measures as 1961 ends.

J. Glenn Beall Maryland U.S Senator Thurmond South Carolina Armed Services Committee United States Arleigh Burke Naval Operations National Press Club Washington Admiral Burke Kennedy Congress Treasury White House Freeman Secretary of Agriculture Civil Rights Commission Department of Urban Affairs

Peace Corpses Have Number Of Skills And Shortages

A 1957 era report analyzes Peace Corps recruit qualifications and pay cuts under hardship conditions as critics argue the program is mismanaged. It details average recruit age, education levels, and the extensive training before overseas service, with deployment plans across Ghana Nigeria Colombia Chile Pakistan Tanganyika and the Caribbean. It notes legislative delays on funding and rising welfare costs with 7,306,000 people on relief and total program costs reaching 20.7 billion annually.

Tom Nolan Terprise Tssh Washigton — i Peace Corps New Kennedy Cen Cong W. Nm R. Sargent Shriver White House U.S Ghana Nigeria Philippines Colombia Chile Tanganyika West Indies St. Lucia Pakistan

Three Philadelphia Negroes Convicted of Trespassing

In Elkton Maryland three Philadelphia Black defendants were found guilty of trespassing at a Cecil County restaurant and house. The trio included Wallace F son, his wife, and Miss Rose Re tried by a son. Sentences were imposed following the trial.

Elkton, Md Philadelphia Wallace F. Son Juans Miss Rose Re Cecil Count Albert Bones

Esther Dwindles From Danger As Tropical Storm Forms

Esther, once a hurricane, weakened to a tropical storm over the past six hours. The storm stayed offshore along the East Coast, cooling off near the Atlantic as advisory from the Boston Weather Bureau noted.

Esther Cape Cod Weather Bureau Long Island Eastport Maine Cape Atlantic United States Cape Hatteras North Carolina New England Boston Weather Bureau Esther H

Leaders Plan Second Meeting On Berlin Crisis

Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko spent about three hours in a friendly session in New York on the Berlin crisis. They failed to reach an acceptable base for negotiations. Both sides agreed to meet again next week after reporting to their governments.

New York Dean Rusk Andrei Gromyko Berlin Gromyko Germany Rusk

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