Fire guts freight warehouse. two firefighters injured
A massive blaze gutted the B & Railroad freight warehouse on South Carroll Street Monday evening. Two firemen, Richard Himes and James Denter, were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition with burns and smoke inhalation after battling the flames for over two hours.
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Ford Nominees Nelson Rockefeller as Vice President
President Ford nominates Nelson Rockefeller to be vice president in a nationally televised White House ceremony. Ford calls Rockefeller “a great teammate” and expects swift congressional approval. Rockefeller, 66, defers questions on finances and says he will comply with all legal disclosures.
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Labor Day Weekend Fire Two Weeks Early in Frederick
A Labor Day Weekends blaze damaged several downtown properties in Frederick. The 1971 Hiltner's furniture fire caused about 1 million dollars in damage, with Hiltner's absorbing over 500 thousand. Fire crews from four volunteer departments battled smoke and water damage to multiple nearby businesses.
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Frederick joggers invite lunch with national fitness duo
Frederick residents are urged to join Phil Castleberg and Heinz Wiegand for a Brown Bag It Friday lunch in Baker Park. The 3,000 mile jog across the United States promotes physical fitness and hearty living.
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Carroll Countian Dies In Mishap Near Detour
Westminister state police report that Henry A. Bauerlien 60 of Westminster died in a rear end collision on Md 77 near Detour Carroll County at 10 40 p m He was adjusting a tow bar when the towed vehicle was struck by a pickup driven by Roland S Renner Jr of Thurmont The cause of death was crushed chest and head injuries Charges are pending further investigation
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Group Home Hearing At City Hall Today
Supporters and opponents of the proposed eight youth group home at 1504 North Market St. prepare for a 4 p.m. City Hall hearing before the Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals. Testimony will come from Group Homes Inc. directors and local officials. Residents led by Rev. Maurice Ashbury signal possible opposition as the project draws scrutiny after community meetings and a petition of 141 names.
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Morrison Leads State Bar Advertising Campaign
Frederick attorney Herbert D. Morrison heads Maryland Bar Association's statewide effort to educate the public about court functions. The ads pose questions about pleading guilty and judge disqualification while inviting readers to ask about Maryland courts. Morrison reports strong professional response and notes 70 judges replied with 57 affirmatives to participate as sources for talks on court functioning.
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Stock Market Bounces Back in Broad Rally
New York stocks rose in early trading as the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped about 101 points to 73,193 in the first half hour. The market showed a broad tilt with gainers ahead of losers on the NYSE.
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