Magic Shoes Drive Troupe Toward Fairyland Forest
In a forest east of Santa Land the Snowman and the Prince struggle to wear Tweedleknees magic shoes that grant flight. The Snowman and George vanish first while tracks lead to a perilous confrontation with Womp, a menacing figure holding the magical footwear.
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Lucrece Beale
Tweedleknees
Prince
the Turtle and the
Snowman
Fairyland
George
Santa Land
Patrick Tweedleknees
Tweedlknees
Turtie
Womp
White House Pups Sign Autograph
Hundreds of children across the country received paw print autographs from the White House beagle pups Him and Her. The signed photo, dated before Hers died, shows President Lyndon B Johnson on the White House lawn with the dogs and bears the inscription With Best Wishes Him and Her plus Lyndon B Johnson.
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Washington
White House
President Johnson
Lyndon B Johnson
Partnership of Pennies Prompts Cross Country Plan
A Baltimore man and a San Francisco woman plan a two cent partnership over misprinted U S pennies. One coin bears Lincoln with 1964 date, the other shows Lincoln’s shoulder and Liberty. They will compare details with lawyers and seek joint marketing to collectors for profit.
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Baltimore
San Francisco
U.S. Mint
Miss Hose Brown
Abraham Licoln
Daniel J. Dregier
Lutherville
Lincoln
Liberty
Dregier
Miss Brown
Rare misprint coins attract careful treasury note
Treasury officials guard against single misprints entering circulation while dealers say the pair may appeal only to specialized collectors. They would not give a value estimate.
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Treasury
One Child Saved One Dead In Fire
Mrs Edith Ritchie rescued one of her two daughters from their burn. A second child died in the Cumberland fire leaving Mrs Ritchie as the sole survivor of the family tragedy. Fire officials investigated the blaze and reported it started in a rear room.
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Cumberland
Edith Ritchie
Mother loses toddler in house fire escape attempt
A 20-year-old mother recounted escaping a house fire with her four-year-old daughter Annette while carrying two-year-old Deborah. Deborah slipped from her grasp as the mother carried them outside and could not return inside due to the flames and smoke.
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Ing House
Deborah
Annette
Flames Destroy House in Frederick Fire
A house in Frederick was destroyed by flames on Saturday December 2 1964. Firefighters battled the blaze as a neighbor reported the sudden inferno amid cold weather conditions. No further details on injuries or cause were provided in the snippet.
Fire kills child as frame house burns near Vale Summit
State Police said the victim was Deborah Lynne Ritchie, 20, daughter of Mrs. Edith Ritchie. The mother was treated at the scene for facial and hand burns, while a one-year-old girl died and another child escaped unharmed when fire swept through the small house near Vale Summit.
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Vale Summit
Here
Deborah Lynne Ritchie
Edith Ritchie
Cumberland
Annett
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Norge
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Kelvinater—Speed Queen and
Hotpaint
N. Market Street
Magic Chef
B.T.U
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
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Joness
Ben's Watch Shop
W. Patrick St
Plk
Genuine Marvel
Ron
General Electric
Mom
Hiltner - Roelke
East Patrick St
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Mark’s Mobile Homes
U. S. 15
Frederick
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