Zip Code Talk At Thurmont Lions Meet
Thurmont Lions Club heard William H. Beacham of the U S Post Office Department discuss The Zip Code Program at their April 10 meeting at the Cozy Restaurant. Beacham described zip codes as a new way of life in mailing and noted its cost-saving goal through regional sorting and automated machines.
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Thurmont Lions Club
William H. Beacham
U.S. Post Office Department
Mr. Beacham
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Lee Munshour
Thurmont
Victor R. Jagow
Robert Schumann
World’s Fair Display Promises Global Magic Carpet Ride
The upcoming New York World’s Fair will present about half the states and 60 foreign pavilions. Visitors will explore nations via cultural exhibits, native crafts, music, and cuisine, with major pavilions from Africa to Venezuela. Notable highlights include the Vatican pavilion with Michelangelo’s Pieta and Spanish masters Goya and Velazquez.
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Francis Stilley
New York
United States
Africa
Argentina
Austria
Belgium
Caribbean
Central America
Republic of China
Denmark
Republic of Guinea
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Israel
Japan
Jordan
South Korea
Lebanon
Malaysia
Mexico
Morocco
Pakistan
Philippines
Polynesia
Sierra Leone
Spain
Sudan
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
United Arab Republic
Vatican
Venezuela
Michelangelo
St. Peter
Goya
el Greco
Velazquez
Zubaran
Mardi Gras carnival at fairgrounds and lost child safeguards
The article describes foreign exhibits at the Valley of the Nile fair with free attractions, including an Illinois pavilion animation by Disney, Louisiana’s three-acre carnival recreating New Orleans atmosphere with fountains and parades, and amenities like restrooms and baby changing facilities. It also notes a system to locate lost children via RCA color TV, two lost and found offices, and a minor car crash at Md 31 and Clemsonville Road with no injuries.
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Valley of the Nile
United Arab Republic
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Walt Disney Organization
Louisiana
Vieux Carree
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
Scott Paper Co
RCA
Fairgrounds
Mom
Pop
MD. 31
Clemsonville Road
Tpr
Robert R. Loun
Arthur Eugene Misner
Union Bridge
Raymond Isaac Ford
RFD
Frederick
Misner
Sabillasville School Plans Approved
Frederick County School Board approved plans for a new Sabillasville Elementary School at a special meeting. Architects Ken Shaw Grimm and Crichton of Hyattsville presented designs used on Lewistown and Adamstown schools. The board will advertise bids April 27 and open bids May 20 at 2 p.m., with a nine month completion target and 270 working day bid deadline. A well should be drilled promptly.
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Sabillasville
Frederick County School Board
Board of Education
East Church Street
Ken, Shaw, Grimm and Crichton
Hyattsville
Lewistown
Adamstown
Tolbert F. Sawyer
James A. Sensenbaugh
Sabillasville School Plans Reveal Six Delegation and Updates
The article details a six member delegation from He and Sabillasville attending a meeting about the Sabillasville School plans. Gordon Smith and Talbot Lawyer discuss acoustical tile use, a brickwork base bid, and a layout including eight classrooms, a library, a multipurpose room, and an improved boiler room. A temporary road and parking area are noted, with emphasis on efficient trades and a direct highway entrance under consideration.
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Sabillasville
Gordon
Smith
C. Gordon Smith
Ijamsville
Talbot
Lewistown
Mary Condon Hodgson
Milk Coop Votes Against Teamsters in NLRB Election
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative employees voted 28 against and 21 for the Teamsters Local 246 with five ballots challenged in the NLRB election. John M. Crum praised the result, noting that employer and management teamwork benefits the business and the Frederick community.
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National Labor Relations Board
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative, Inc
Teamsters Local No
John M. Crum
Frederick
Baltimore man held on fire at Talmudical Academy
Bail set at 8000 for Alexander J. Sadowski a 47 year old Baltimore maintenance worker charged with starting a 500000 fire last month at the Talmudical Academy Prosecutors said the damage was extensive and the suspect made a police statement. his lawyer noted no prior record. Also reports on British tourist numbers and spending for are included in this dispatch.
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Baltimore
Alexander J. Sadowski
Talmudical Academy
James K. Cullen
Sadowski
Sol J. Friedman
Loyalty Day Proclaimed by President Johnson
President Johnson proclaimed May 1 as Loyalty Day and urged all citizens to reaffirm loyalty to the United States. A spokesman said British visitors would double 1963 totals and spend triple as much.
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U.S
Washington
Johnson
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Dailey’s
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Home Exterminating CO
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausth & Lamb
Zenith
EYSS
Pearre
CAVCO
North Market Street
Cail
Davis Studio
Fied
Robert F. Skutch, Jr
Weinberg and Green
London
America
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
Market St
Dekalb's
P. L. Hargett & Co
P. Brown
W. Patrick St
Fir
Frederick News-Post
Mirace
Economy Oil Co. Inc
Frederick, Md
Economy Oil 0, Inc
Discount Supermart
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