Brunswick High School Class Reunion Recalls 1936 Grads
The 1936 Brunswick High School class held its 23rd reunion at the Brunswick Fire Hall with a cocktail hour, turkey dinner, and later dancing by the Musicaires. Thirty-three graduates attended, with Richard C. Bowers as president and Richard C. Bowers as host. Prizes honored members for longest distance, largest family, oldest grandchildren, eldest child, and youngest child.
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Brunswick High School
Brunswick Fire Hall
Fire Dept
Richard C. Bowers
Joe C. Newcomer
Millie H. Newcomer
Ann Bitzel Fisher
Jack Brady
Ruth C. Swank
Katherine Biehl
Musicaires
Ernie Ayres
John B. Bartlett
Richard Bowers
Eugene Bowers
William Cage
Harold Calhoun
Mary Foster Cage
Mildred Ephraim Bayne
Pauline Gaither Leach
Martin
Bowers
Evelyn Wright
Austin Myers
Frances Carey
Jane Himes Bingham
Edna Kline
Christine Hollar
Dixon
Marguerite Himes
Hoffmaster
Mildred Bingham Bayne
William Bill Cage
Myhell Walker
Jin Myers
Marjorie Youtz
Mary Cage
Lorayne Feaster
Leona Moler
Refugee Flow Eases as West Berlin Attracts Flight to Hannover
Berlin APs report more than 2,000 refugees fled to West Berlin amid ongoing East German attempts to stem the exodus. Yearly total nears 150,000 while West Germany faces half a million job openings and rising unemployment under Cold War tensions. Refugees fear losing links to relatives in the West. Soviet threats loom as border controls remain incomplete.
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Berlin
Aps
West Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Red
Gherman Titov
Hannover
Shortages escalate as East Germany tightens controls
Berlin reports show new “not valid for Berlin” cards to deter flee attempts, amid shortages of food and consumer goods. East German officials say potato rationing is in effect. factories underperform on shoes to refrigerators. UN notes loss of member in 1958 after Egypt Syria merger. county bond bids detail SRC financing. Village Lanes announces lane resurfacing with openings and league meetings this week.
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Berlin
East Germany
Village
Duckpin House
Brown Firm Low Bidder On Bonds
A group led by Alex Brown and Sons of Baltimore was the lowest of six bidders on the sale of more than $3 million in highway construction bonds offered by 11 Maryland counties. The State Roads Commission announced the results.
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SRC
Salomon Brothers and Huxler
New York
Baltimore
Alex Brown and Sons of
Maryland
State Roads Commission
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Hoffmaster Moler
Ccareey Holler Dixon
Lorraine Ridenbaugh
Prince Georges County
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Egypt
Syria
United Arab Republic
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S. Market St
Frederick, Md
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Packeo
High
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