Model Airplane Meet Draws Thousands Despite Rain
About 3,800 attended the first annual model airplane meet at Frederick Airport. 246 entries across 22 events from Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Virginia and beyond. Winners spanned multiple classes including radio controlled rudder control and multi controlled planes with notable locals from Walkersville Frederick and Westminster among others. Plane races provided highlight as juniors and seniors shared prizes in the daylong event.
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Sung
Frederck
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
Penoslvania
Frederick County
Robert Nicodemus
Walkersville
John E. Patton
Route 5
John Warholur
Hampton
Virgina
S. Kaukts
Easton
Joseph Seery
Westminster
Price Reese
Tanthicum Heights
Jesse Hopper Sr
Berwick
Florida Piorkowski
Duncannon
Jerry Atkinson
Alton Boden
Baltimore Model Flyers Association
W. Lowell Secrest
Paul A. Martin Jr
Oxford
Eura Rogers
Vestaburg
Walter Good
Bethesda
Wiliam P. Gilkey
Pitman
N.J
John Erzychcy
Avenue Fords
William F. Revell
Franklin Lakes
Revelljusc Saeu Secs Amazucien Samnacy
Brzychcy
Revell
John Warhol
Washington
George Rohrbach
Silver Spring
Joseph A. Minke
Western Mary
Jand
Larry Wungaton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Rainer
Frank Rieger
Pittsburgh
Henry Spielman
Archie Earl Pack
Baltimore
Wayne Suth
Ancoee
Sykesville
Erland
Joseph Patrick Pack
Michael F. Poorman
Robert Shillis
Robert Guthi
Freemanburg
Harry
Techuk
Astoria
Lo Fan
Guthi
Darrell Dolener
Hyatts lHe
Ata
Robberies solved in Carroll County and model air meet results
Six Carroll County robberies near Oakland Mill Road were solved over the weekend by State Police officers Joni M. Worgan Cpl George W Snyder and Trooper Ronald G Rosenwald. The busted home thefts involved cash and jewelry. The Frederick Exchange Club sponsored a local model air event where Guthi won three trophies in the combined medium and large plane classes with Dolener second. Weather canceled a non flying plastics event. rubber powered helicopters won by Larry Vileanan. About $800 in cash and property was recovered by Cpl. and a note on the Old Testament Book of Ruth appears.
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Carroll
Oakland Mill Road
Joni M. Worgan
George W. Snyder
Ronald G. Rosenwald
State Police
Field
Carroll Maunty
Larry Vileanan
RIF Daimar
Ohio
Maryland
Cpl
Barn Fire Destroys 530000 Distinct Cow Barn Near Licksville
A Saturday blaze, likely from spontaneous combustion, destroyed a two-distances cow barn near Licksville owned by De Francis Wells and tenanted by W. Edwin Burdette. No animals were lost. hay and straw totals insured. Firefighters from Carroll Manor and Upper Montgomery saved a dairy attached to the barn and nearby structures. Traffic on nearby Route 15 paused as firefighters fought the flames.
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Lickssidle
Pvory
Licksville
de Francis Wells
W. Edwin Burdette
Burdette
Carroll Motor Fire Department
Montgomery County Department
Beallsville
Carrol Manor
Carroll! Manor
Upper
Montgomery
Tuscarora Creek
U. 5
Highway 15
Glenon Jones
Fire loss and robbery scheme tied to Fradkin case
A Saturday morning blaze caused an estimated loss of 30000, with about 9 in loose change recovered. The fire is thought to have started by spontaneous combustion. Two individuals named Packs are linked to a robbery scheme involving Albert L. Fradkin.
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Roger Plummer
Albert L. Fradkin
Pomona Grange Meets in Middletown Urges Land Use for Roads
Pomona Grange held its quarterly session in Middletown with Wil liam E. Burall as master. The group urged using less productive lands for highways urban developments airports and recreation to conserve fertile land for food and fiber. They supported Emmitsburg Grange in restoring vocational agricultural courses and thanked county officials for restoring Winchester Hall as the health center. Thurmont Grange won the attendance banner as Pomona noted outdoor meetings contests degrees and community service work.
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Frederick County
Posing Grange
Middletown
Pomona
Emmitsburg Grange
Emmittsburg
Emmittsburg Wish School
Winchester Hall
Pomona Grange
William E. Burall
Middletown Valley Grange
Thurmont Grange
Home Economics Committee
Carroll County
Herbert Rky
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Crippled Children’s Association
J ‘James Stup
Camp David Marine Breaks Store Window
A marine from Camp David Pharmont hospitalized after smashing a thick window with his fist. Reports say several marines left Beck's Tavern on Jonathan Street, one striking a Vacant store window, then fleeing in a nearby car. Witnesses gave the license plate. Camp David authorities will face trial.
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Hagerstown
Camp David
Pharmont
Beck's
Jonathan Street
United States Leads In Cotton and Tobacco Output
The United States brings 450 million acres suitable for cultivation and yields 42 percent of global cotton and 23 percent of tobacco, highlighting its dominant agricultural capacity and export role.
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United States
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Frederick
Pledwise Tachouse Club
Casteman Weather
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Grayson Haller
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Robert Nicodemus JR
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Colombo
Ceylon
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Howard Stiles
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Frederick Shopping Center
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Kehne Furniture Co
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Park ‘N’ Shop Discount Super Mart
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