Frederick County School Board Receives 29 Musical Equipment Bids
The Frederick County School Board received 29 bids from Colonial Music Shop of Frederick, G. M. Music Center in Winchester, and Menchey Music Service of Hanover for 10 musical items. Bids ranged from alto clarinets to contrabass E-Flat clarinets, with Colonial often the low bidder and varying totals per item.
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Frederick County School Board
Frederick
Winchester
Hanover
Colonial Music Shop
G. & M. Music Center, Inc
Menehey Music Service
Colonial
Menchey
Pennsylvania
Menchey Music Service
G. & M. Music Center
Anniversary highlights from 1817 to 1963 in US history
A brief history of events marked by Know America Today includes the Rush-Bagot treaty in 1817, Mozart’s Requiem premiere in 1833, Civil War bombardment in 1863, Marines at Guantanamo in 1961, and a 1963 Haiti withdrawal. It also notes 1872 birth of Harry Payne Whitney, polo star and sportsman.
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Canada
St. John the Evangelist Church
Philadelphia
Porter
Confederat
Grand Gulf
Miss
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. State Department
Haiti
Harry Payne Whitney
New York City
Guggenheim
Mexico
Whitney
England
Reveals Bids On County Trucks For 1964 Units
County Engineer Southey Nottingham announced six bids from Frederick County auto firms for six 1964 three quarter ton pickup trucks with utility bodies after trade ins. Net bid figures range from 10,488 to 12,765 dollars. low bidder will be recommended to the County Commissioners after tabulation.
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Southey Nottingham
Frederick County
Nottingham
Ijamsville Boy Bitten By Dog
A five year old, Sidney Sichert, was bitten by a German Shepherd in Ijamsville. He required thirty four stitches on the face and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital before being released. The dog, tied in the yard, was from the local shelter and later taken for a rabies exam.
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Sidney Sichert
Joseph Sichert
Ijamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lodge Worker Proposes Conditional Stop Goldwater Movement
The Draft Lodge Committee head floated a conditional stop Goldwater path at a Tuesday briefing in Washington. Gov Rockefeller headquarters gave a cool response as Robert Mullen said the group would not court Rockefeller backers but could work with them after the Oregon primary on May 15. Lodge leads among six candidates in recent polls.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert Mullen
Draft Lodge Committee
Rockefeller
Oregon
Lodge
Rockefel
Canadian Wins 1938 Sanford Open First PGA Victory in US
Al Balding claimed the 1938 Sanford Open in Florida, becoming the first Canadian professional to win a PGA tournament in the United States. The milestone marked a historic breakthrough for Canadian golf in American PGA competition.
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al Balding
United States
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