Applaud Program At Frederick High School Concert
Fifteen year old James Da Hagen wowed about 1 000 residents at Frederick High School as the vocal and instrumental ensembles presented a mixed program. The night featured a Sperry K Storm arrangement cited as a standout with the band and glee club delivering a polished performance.
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James da Hagen
Frederick High School
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K. Storm
Directo
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Misur
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Hagen
Storm
Young Hagan
David Hagan
North Market Street
Alee
Istey Corun
Crissie Kilby
Brenta Rinehart
Mary L. Bare
Carol Adams
Xan Yufall
Bonnie Fox
Patricia Easterday
Connie Sue Michael
James Putman
Joanne Creazer
Glee Club
Youre younger or older as a life measure in Boyle column
The Boyle column muses on aging and perception with aphorisms about youth and aging, then shifts to a political note: a Washington voting summary reports the Senate passage of a billion-dollar public works loan bill with party lines. It mentions Democrats for Frear of Delaware, Republicans for Bearl of Maryland, Republicans against Butler of Maryland and Williams of Delaware. It closes by noting synthetic sapphires entering industrial medical uses and other tech contexts.
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York
Ume
Galion
Westler
Ric
Ant
Washington
Senate
House
Frear
Del
Bearl
Butler
Wiliams
Student ran Frederics High as daylong principal
David Meadows a senior presided as principal for a day at Frederics High School with Stottlemeyer as vice principal. Secretaries included Helen Stull and Barbara Kemp. Department head representatives covered English, science, history, home economics, industrial arts, and more, with a long roster of student officers and staff listed.
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David Meadows
Frederics High School
Arreik Stottlemeyer
Helen Stull
Barbara
Kemp
Betty Summers
Richard Zimmerman
Bernice Pearl
Elzebeth Wilcoxon
Ellen Smith
Margaret Pryor
Wiliam Stoner
Jean Habstein
Clark Ossneif Nase Decker
Mary Sworm
Meliad Ramsburg
Edith Whisner
Araaret Jones
Wayne Wanda Derr
Colyn i
Marion Wolbere
James Kefauver
Jerry Williams
Deanna Harman
Chissie Kilby
Bar-ibara Cramer
Patricia Abrecht
Mildred White
Wanda Wilson
Ernest Brightwell
Edward Stull
ARS Inculture
Larry King
Bomb Explodes Near U S Consulate in Algiers
A crude bomb exploded at the entrance of the building housing the American consulate in Algiers injuring a cleaning woman. The blast targeted American diplomatic installations. a prior blast had occurred at the same site. Government agency notes indicated limited damage.
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Algiers
Yim
Baltimore highway bid controversy prompts review promise
A federal highway official says the Bureau of Public Roads has not promised a hearing for contractor Charles W Williams whose $32,000,043 bid for four miles of the Baltimore Harrisburg Expressway was rejected by the State Roads Commission. The SRC awarded the contract to C. J. Langenfelder and Sons of Baltimore. Williams says a hearing was promised. officials say only a case review was promised.
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State Roads Commission
George Mo Williams
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Federal Bureau
Charles W. Wilhams
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Harrisburg
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Thomas D. Welsh
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Watkins Salt
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