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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1958

Page

6

Christmas Decorations On Display At Winchester Hall

People looking from the rear windows of Winchester Hall on Monday afternoon saw a 40 feet long laurel streamer with Christmas bells and a large Bethlehem star hanging over the parking lot. The display is a trial run of a weather proofed aluminum foil decoration planned for Frederick next Christmas season.

Winchester Hall Star of Bethlehem Frederick Frederick Chamber of Commerce L. C. Williams Street Decorations Company Houston Texas London Radio Moscow Chamber Market Patrick Street Vostok South Magnetic Pole Sovet|er Caniskaya Station Antarctic Beirut Lebanon Maryland Aes Kemps Cables Parmrmitton Af Fia Chamhael Bems Misurl Bert Lowenthal Chamberseeland Joseph F. Rhoderick Max. Kehne

Truth Squad touts coffee price claims during Maryland event

In Baltimore, Republican Sen. Beall's Truth Squad argued an ad urging his reelection stated the truth about coffee prices. D'Alesandro challenged this at Ocean City and at two United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland meetings, while Beall's spokesman cited price drops for three coffee brands since 1954.

Baltimore Sen. Beall Thes Thomas D.alesandro Ocean City United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland D'Alesandro Hyman A A. Pressman Beall Truth Squad 1A & Py Pressman

Preparing For School In Frederick County

The first meeting of a series to prep for the new term was held in the office of Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh. Assistant superintendent Harry Frushour and Quentin Earhart led progress updates on summer renovations and curriculum changes. New supervisors and staff were introduced, including Tolbert F. Sawyer and Janice Wickless, with assignments to ease teacher orientation and facilities relations. Richard Summers, ex Elm Street art teacher, will share duties between Frederick High and the new West Frederick site. A Friday morning meeting for principals is set to address return logistics. Water temperatures averaged 60 degrees, rising briefly during Independence Day. Gulfstream position and cooler water are affecting local fishing.

James A. Sensenbaugh Harry Frushour Quentin Earhart Tolbert F. Sawyer Deabet Jerick Janice Wickless Frederick County Joseph Rexroad Liberty Doris Remsberg Remsberg New Harmony Grove Thurmont High School Summers Richard Summers Elm Street Frederick High School New West Fred

Atlantic Ocean Ten Degrees Colder at Ocean City

Ocean City reports the Atlantic Ocean about ten degrees colder than normal this summer. Capt. Robert Craig, head of the beach patrol, voices uncertainty, noting nobody knows why as residents seek explanations.

Ocean City Atlantic Ocean Robert Craig

Maryland Fair Opens With New Grandstand And Farm Queen

The Maryland State Fair opens at Timpenium for a nine day stand with a new million dollar race track grandstand and extended fair schedule. Judging will be consolidated into one week with some night judging to accommodate spectators. Exhibitors compete for about 97000 in premiums as racing runs daily on the half mile track except Sundays and Sept. 2. The 7 race card begins at 1 36 p m opening Saturday. the fair ends Sept. 23. The grandstand seats 4000 with 3000 more in boxes bleachers and benches and the midway closes Sept 7. Booths and exhibits begin Sept 1. The State farm queen will be chosen from 23 counties with the winner receiving a four year University of Maryland scholarship. The grandstand is dedicated that day. Island history notes Iceland’s colonization by Irish monks in 875 and its later Danish ties.

Temonium Aid. AP Maryland Timpenium Esibus Ivestock State Farm Queen University of Maryland

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