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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1960
Page
3
In a humorous column, the writer muses about retirement plans including a small white house with a front porch, two rocking chairs, and quiet routines. He imagines watching workers pass, jeering sotto voce, stretching for exercise, reading War and Peace to page 74, and enjoying TV reruns.
Weather relief arrives as thundershowers quell forest fire risk across the state. A Forestry Department spokesman says conditions are quiet with no major fires reported, despite three brush incidents on the Eastern Shore. Temperatures cooled from 99 to mid sixties as clouds moved in.
The Department of Motor Vehicles revoked the license of Richard C. Kline of Route 2 Myersville on Monday, stating the action today.
Bert Lewis Schlesinger known as Bert Lewis for over two decades in vaudeville died at 73 after a short illness. He was born in Greenville Mississippi and lived in Jacksonville Florida.
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