Newark Firm Gets Gay Street Job
The Standard Biulithic Co. of Newark New Jersey won the contract to extend Gay Street in Denton. Senator Harry Hughes said Leslie H. Evans of the State Roads Commission notified him the firm submitted a low bid of 57878.57 dollars and must start on or before November 2. The company began moving equipment into Denton on Monday.
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Standard Biulithic Co
Newark
N. J
Gay Street
Denton
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Leslie H. Evans
Eastern Shore
State Roads Commission
Senator Hughes
Evans
Pictorial Feature Is Planned For Tomorrow's Citizens
A new pictorial feature called To morrow's Citizens is planned to showcase a photograph of every child in the circulation area. Westvale Studios will operate a mobile studio in front of the Western Auto Store in Denton on Tuesday, Nov. 24, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., offering free professional portraits for reproduction in the newspaper.
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Westvale Studios
Western Auto Store
Denton
Regional Chairman Ivins elected for power boat group
Earl Ivins of Denton has been elected regional chairman of the American Power Boat Association. He will oversee regattas in North Carolina Virginia West Virginia the District of Columbia and Maryland and will join the association national council. Ivins has 15 years with APBA and five years as regatta referee.
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Earl Ivins
Denton
American Power Boat Association
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Ivins
Senator Has Near Miss On Shore
Over 6,000 Caroline County voters backed a Democratic ticket in a turnout reminiscent of FDR days. Lyndon Johnson, Joseph Tydings, Carlton Sickles and Harry Hughes outdrew Republicans. Hughes lost to Rogers C. Morton in a tight First District race. County results showed Hughes carrying Cecil and Queen Annes. Kent, Somerset, Worcester were close. Mo tor vote in Talbot, Dorchester and Wicomico decided the statewide margins. County polling ran smoothly with a record turnout in some precincts, and machine discrepancies in Third and Eighth Districts led to deactivation. Overall the county approved the first four questions and rejected the public accommodations referendum 2118 to 1189.
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Caroline County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Joseph Tydings
Carlton Sickles
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Rogers C. B. Morton
Caroline
Sen. Hughes
Cecil
Queen Anne’s
Kent
Somerset
Worcester
Morton
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
6Th
Crime Seen On Increase In Caroline County Courts
States Attorney James Owen Knotts reports a rise in crime in Caroline County aligned with national trends. He notes more cases reaching the Circuit Court since April and many handled by two Magistrate Courts, linking juvenile crime to liquor access and urging tighter beer sale laws to minors.
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Caroline County
James Owen Knotts
Grand Jury
Knotts
Abbreviated Edition Amid Press Delays
Publisher notes mechanical difficulties forced edition cuts to meet press deadlines. Regular features were omitted and readers asked for indulgence while efforts are made to restore the schedule.
Greensboro PTA To Meet Monday
The Greensboro School PTA will convene Monday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with 7:15 p.m. visitation. The program covers the new Report Card System. During American Education Week, Nov 8 to 14, faculty and students invite visitors to tour the school to learn about its functions.
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P.T.A. of Greensboro
Peoples Bank Opens Nov 14 Ceremony Details
Ceremonies mark the opening of the Peoples Bank of Maryland on Saturday November 14 at 2 pm with president H H Nuttle presiding over the cornerstone laying and dedication Gov J Millard Tawes and Gov Elbert Carvel listed to attend also present are Bank officials and church leaders A tour of the new facility will follow and refreshments will be served.
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The
Peoples Bank of Maryland
Gov
J. Millard Tawes
Elbert N. Carvel
Del
Pilot Dies In Viet Nam Navy Lieutenant Fallin Killed After Carrier Catapult
Lt. Thomas B. Fallin 29 a Caroline County native and Navy fighter pilot died when his plane exploded after catapult launch from the carrier Ti conderoga off Viet Nam waters. He taught school in Anne Arundel County before joining the Navy and is survived by his wife, a one year old son Michael of San Diego, and his grandmother Mrs. Eleanor Fallin Federalsburg.
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Thomas B. Fallin
Caroline Countian
Navy
Ticonderoga
Viet Nam
Fallin
Caroline High School
Salisbury State Teachers College
Anne Arundel County
Michael
San Diego
Calif
Eleanor Fallin
Route 2
Federalsburg
Films to be shown on Monday by Bulldog Boosters
Cesar Coalla announced that full game films of the 34-7 Bulldog win over the Colonels will be shown to Boosters members and guests Monday night November 9 at the school library. Christian White won the school's Annual Spelling Bee, with Gail Ebling the runner-up. ten students were selected from scores on a national spelling test.
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Cesar Coalla
North Caroline
Bulldog Boosters
Bulldogs
Colonels
Christian White
Joseph White
Ridgely
Gail Ebling
Gail
Arthur Ebling
Irma Nichols
Beatrice Dutton
Glen Davis
Patricia Sparks
Susan Dixon
Pamela
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Greensboro
Oren T. Lewis
Eglantine Farm
St. Job
A-M
North Caroline High
Tire Northern Light
NCIS
Calvin Kreigh
Market Street
Cooper Furniture Store
William Finn
Leon Maloney
Market
Court House Green
Maloney
PTA
John Burgess
Club
Frank Farina
Denton Lions
State Bank
Herbert R. O’connor, Jr
John Hespelhorn
K. A. Randall
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John E. French
Henry J. Whalen
St. Benedict’s R. C. Church
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