Antiques From the Old General Store Unearthed
Ms. Gross highlights a three story building near her new shop containing late 1800s items still in original packaging. The collection includes leather shoes with 75 cent tags, dental tools, store signage, radios, advertising pieces, dolls with furniture, cap pistols, tin toys, and Gay Nineties hats. An April 25 26 sale on the store steps at 21S Maryland Ave will feature contents only, while the building remains unsold.
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William B. Gross
Ms. Gross
Andrews Sisters
American Gas
G.B. Raub
Bazaar at Brunswick School Exposes Students to 14 Nations
Students heard from embassy officials exchange students and county residents who lived abroad. Speakers from Lebanon Turkey Switzerland West Germany Honduras Italy France New Zealand and others shared slides artifacts and talks. Moray Park described Scotland and Loch Ness Monster while Kilts and punk music sparked curiosity as the bazaar aims to broaden horizons.
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Stambaugh
Lebanon
Turkey
Switzerland
West Germany
Honduras
Italy
France
New Zealand
Moray Park
Scotland
Ms. Park
Brunswick
Jennifer Powell
Crime Statistics Show Shifts in Frederick County
The article cites UCR data for 1985 and 1986 across Frederick County and towns including Frederick City Thurmont Brunswick Emmitsburg and state police. It notes murders rising from three to two, forcible rape up from 23 to 29, robberies down 83 to 64, aggravated assaults up 509 to 570, breaking and entering down 915 to 817, larceny theft 2240 to 2227, and motor vehicle theft 179 to 199. statewide changes show murders up 15 percent and motor vehicle theft up 20 percent among others.
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Ashton
Donaldson
Pikesville
Frank Tully
Frederick
Tully
UCR
Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Frederick City
Thurmont
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Executives Watch Waistline and Sleep Habits
A survey of Fortune 1000 and next tier chairmen by Howard Sloan Inc. found most top-level executives monitor their waistlines and quit smoking. It also reported sleep is valued, with 51 percent sleeping seven hours or more nightly and 10 percent getting five hours or less.
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New York
Fortune
Howard Sloan Inc
Maryland bill would move Memorial Day to fourth Monday
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland would join the federal government in celebrating Memorial Day on the fourth Monday in May under a bill sent to Gov. Schaefer. He said he might sign it, citing personal veteran status but noting the change could cause confusion as state and local observances would shift from May 30 to the new date.
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Annapolis
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Senate
Schaefer
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