Civil War Reenactment by Maryland Veterans Descendants
Descendants of the Sixth Regiment Infantry Maryland Volunteers Frederick County plan a Wilderness and Spotsylvania commemoration in May with a 2 PM reenactment on May 9 conducted under Col J F Fox. The piece covers unit history from 1862 to 1865 and notes past battles and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Regiment
Infantry
Maryland
Frederick County
Wilderness
Spotsylvania
Sixth Regiment Infantry
Maryland Volunteers
J. F. Fox
Rocky Ridge
Col. Fox
Baltimore
War Department
Lincoln
Carroll County
Cecil County
Washington County
Queen Anne’s County
Baltimore City
Army of the Potomac
8Th Army Corps
3Rd Army Corps
6Th Army
Bolivar Heights
Upper Potomac
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
Berryville
McReynolds
Robert E. Rodes
Winchester
Opequan Creek
Alexander
Maryland Artillery
Robert H Milroy
the &H Army Corps
Star Fort
Martinsburg
Virginia
Meade
Spottsylvania
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Jubal Early
Washington
Sixth
Grant
Shenandoah Valley
Philip Sherian
Fisher’s Hill
Cedar Creek
6Th Army Corps
Sailor's Creek
Appomattox Court House
Lee
6Th Corps
George A. Custer
Danville
Joseph E. Johnston
Johnston
William T. Sherman
Greensboro
North Carolina
6Th
Sheridan
U.S. Army
Opequan
Fish
Er's Hill
Wapping Heights
Sailor’s Creek
Uppercut play boosts West in bridge hand analysis
Art Glatt discusses an uppercut technique from the American Bridge Teachers Assn Quarterly while West safely executes a club lead and trump maneuver against a four spade contract. The article then reports Linwood Irving Noyes, 69, editor publisher of the Tronwood Daily Globe and former AP presidency, dies in Delray Beach.
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Chicago
Art Glatt
South
East
West
Delray Beach, Fla
Linwood
Irving Noyes
Tronwood
Mich
Daily Globe
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Eagle Printing Co
Eagle Star
Marinette
Wis
News Publishing Co
News-Herald
Marshfield
Lions Club gears up for Clyde Beatty circus in Frederick
Francis Scott Key Lions Club members prepare the Clyde Beatty Cole Bros. circus coming May 6 at the Frederick Shopping Center with 600 people, 200 animals, 150 performers, and 17 tents. The event supports sight conservation and charity programs. prizes and a window display contest are organized for community participation.
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Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Frederick
Clyde Beatty- Cole Bros
Francis Scott Key Lions
Annapolis
Hagerstown
York
Philadelphia
William T. Kreh
Lions Circus Committee
Clyde Beatty
Royal Bengali Tigers
Carla Wallenda
Greta Fisk
Tito Family
Gaonas
Eddie Culum
Billy McCabe
Lara Morales
Scott Key Lions
Village Soda Fountain
North Market Street
Woolworth’s
Frederick Shopping Center
Kreh
Maryland State School
Scott Key Lions Sight Conservation and Charities Fund
Building of Church Camp on Jesse Smith Road approved
Nine county construction permits totaling 36385 dollars were approved led by a Washington DC Council of Churches camp on the southeast Jesse Smith Road. The plan includes cabins a lodge swimming pool bath house and church home with total cost 12000 dollars.
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Jesse Smith Road
Council of Churches of
Greater Washington
Washington, D.C
Council of Churches
Thurmont
C. Edwin Free
RFD 1
Local man John C. Houston to attend Defense orientation week
John C. Houston, president of Frederick Electronics Corp., is among about 75 leading citizens chosen nationwide for a Department of Defense civilian orientation conference May 3 through May 9. The group will be given access within security limits to current defense planning and projects. Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara will head the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Houston
Frederick Electronics Corp
Department of Defense
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Sec
Defense officials to visit major U S military bases on open forum tour
Senior defense leaders will tour Offutt Air Force Base Cape Kennedy Fort Bragg Norfolk Naval Base Camp Lejeune and other sites in Nebraska Florida North Carolina and Colorado Springs. The tour aims to broaden public understanding of defense programs through firsthand observations with expenses paid by participants. In a separate item, the Maryland annual meeting of the Maryland Food Retailers Conference was set for College Park with about 150 distributors attending.
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Chiefs of Staff
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Air Force Base
Nebraska
North American Air Defense
Colorado Springs
Col
Patrick Air Base
MacDill Air Force Base
Cape Kennedy
Florida
Fort Bragg
N.C
Norfolk Naval Base
Forrestal
Camp Lejeune
Houston
Food Retailers Meeting
College Park, Md
Marland Food Retailers Conference
University of Maryland
Phillies Rise to Fourth After 87 Wins in 1963
The Philadelphia Phillies won 87 games in 1963, six more than 1962, climbing from seventh to fourth in the National League standings.
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Phillies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jimmie Dykes
Cleveland
Mal McGaha
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Martin Router Lainches
A. Damutheen
Joan R. Rouze
Grayson M. Eichelberger
David Hammatt
Galle
Hiram Arthur
Martin L. Brown
Joseph Baxter
Edward Baxter
Franklin Brown
David E. Bush
Wm. H. Bush
Luther Beck
Rivate
Lewis A. Blerly
John Qo, Brien
Wm. 0
Shen
Michael Burns
Luther Culp
Henry Cover
Jos. H. Creager
Hiram
Geo. H. Crawford
John Clyne
David Crofter
George Crocker
George Benn
Martin L. Bri
Jason L
Gamuth
Wm. H. Dorsey
Lewis Dennis
John Dunne
William_ Dennis
Frank Doyle
Joseph H. Eyler
Sergi
Ralphael Eyler
Irwin R. Eyler
Wm J. Freeze
Jacob Freeze
Jeremiah Fisher
Sanford Fisher
Albert Foreman
William Forney
W. Favorite
James Freeney
George W. Grove
Jacob Gates
Wm. J. Greshem
William Griffin
Is. Teamster
Jos. E. Hel
Ireley Hetterly
Jonah Hutzler
Joseph Harbough
Albert C. Harbough
Francis Hagen
Henry Hagerty
James Henry
James Hamilton
William Hyde
George Miller
Elias McLain
Wm. McPherson
John F. McLain
John F. Morrow
Wm. H. Niede
Thomas J. Nog
van Buren
Dasian E. Withide
Cyrus P. Withide
John C. Woit
James ©. Weller
Konrad Withide
William_ White
Nathaniel Working
Priva
David DB
Waggaman
Jacoby
Oswald Jaccob
NE Service
Kling
Cline
E. Patrick
Ions Club
Clemsonville Road
William H. Good
Union Bridge
Rayhue C. Specht
Blue Mountain Road
Walter Biser
Beamore B. Poole
Moser Street
Charles W. Himes
the Salvation Army
West Fifth Street
Edward Bowman
Gabardine
Renn Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth ST
Frederick, MD
Burdette Bros., Inc
Syatistown, MD
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