Christmas Seal Campaign Names Red Schoendienst Honorary Chairman
Milwaukee Braves star Red Schoendienst named National Honorary Chairman of the Christmas Seal Campaign, the first to hold the post in 53 years. Tuberculosis advocate Frank J. Fischer notes Schoendienst’s recovery and pledge to appearances, aiming to boost Maryland TB awareness and fundraising. Mrs. Merriken welcomes the appointment, citing TB battle gains and the share of Maryland deaths and new cases. Also mentions Annapolis Revolutionary Tea Party scene with the Peggy Stewart ship fire in 1774.
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Oldest State House in America Still in Use
Maryland's State House in Annapolis, built in 1772, is the oldest state capitol building in continuous daily use in the United States. It reflects colonial origins and enduring political function.
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Richard Neville the king-maker of the War of the Roses
The 15th century English noble Richard Neville Earl of Warwick is described as a power broker who helped install and depose kings during the War of the Roses, earning him the title king-maker in historical accounts.
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Earl of Warwick
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