Hundreds Of Children Attend Easter Egg Hunts Across Frederick
Easter activities drew hundreds of children at Baker Park Harmon Field Mullinix Park and Point Of Rocks with Kiwanis Civic Club and American Legion sponsors hosting multigroup egg hunts. Prizes included Easter baskets, chocolate rabbits, and toys as police and scouts maintained order.
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Frederick City
Kiwanis Club
Baker Park
Harmon Field
Civic Club
Harry E. Crutchley
Diene Tracey
Frederick
William P. Larkin
Mullinix Park
Point of Rocks
Rosedale Civic Association
Rosedale Playground
Amvets Post
Culler Lake
Amvets
Kiwanis
Charles K. Taylor
Donald B. Rice
MiHard Mastrino
South Street
Mastrino
Austin Heffner
Legionnaires
Gale Rhiz
Kenneth Spurrier
Melinda Stevens
Gerald Eyler
Ronnie Burger
Linky Stull
Billy Mackley
Cliff Virts
Harrison Stone
Dorsey F. Shipley
Bobby White
Bonnie Baumgardner
Merkle Lamm
Naomi Repass
David Hickman
Dale French
Candy
James Rollins
Carver Gen Ments
Edwina White
West All Saints Street
George Hill
Lavonne Sewell
All Saints Street
Thomas Forman
Charles
Patricia Shern
Joyce Hall
Glorice Delauter
George Frederick
Earl Allen
Gerald Shern
Sandra K. Dison
East Second Street
Billie Mills
South Carroll Street
Delores Crouse
East South Street
JoAnna Tracey
Carol B. Bare
Water Street
David Michael
Winchester Street
James Miss
North Markets Street
James Leather
Petrov seeks asylum in Australia after Sydney airport melee
Mrs. Vladimir Petrov, wife of the Soviet diplomat who defected, fled the escort plane at Sydney airport amid an eight minute scuffle with Soviet guards and anti-Communist bystanders. In Darwin police and security forces restrained two Russian couriers and confiscated pistols as the group continued toward Moscow.
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Darwin
Australia
Vladimir Petrov
Sydney
Russia
Canberra
F. V. Kislitsin
Petrov
Moscow
Large livestock sale nets over twelve thousand dollars in rain
Despite rain, Ernest Barnhart sale near DaMascus and Etchison realized 12,234 on 465 head sold. More hogs and cattle remained to be outioned April 24 at Tom Darby Farm showing good prices for steers hogs hogs and bulls.
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Ernest Barnhart
Damascus
Etchison
John W
Delbert
Null
Barnhart
Tom Darby
Poland
Chester
Cash register recovered after Willow Lawn Market holdup
Police found a cash register ten miles south of Winchester after an armed holdup at Willow Lawn Farm Market. The unit had been broken open and the contents stolen, estimated between 300 and 500 dollars. Norman Smith, alone during the robbery, described three men who fled after tying him up.
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Winchester
Willow Lawn Farm
Norman Smith
Dining car load counts for trip and service gear
The railroad dining car for a round trip carries 240 tablecloths 800 napkins 200 towels 540 chinaware 703 silverware 218 glassware 240 pantry and kitchenware 20 aprons and 30 waiters coats in addition to food and seating for 40.
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