Young Pianist Philippa Duke Schuyler Remembered In February Feature
The Frederick Negro Business and Professional Women club highlights Philippa Duke Schuyler, a child prodigy pianist, composer and writer. Born August 2, 1932 in New York, she performed globally, won 27 music awards, and appeared at major venues before her death in Da Nang, Vietnam, 1967, while aiding children in a helicopter evacuation.
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Frederick
Philippa Duke Schuyler
Miss Schuyler
New York City
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Chicago
San Francisco
Wayne State University
da Nang Bay
Vietnam
Carnegie Hall
New York
da Nang
South Vietnam
Youth wounded in accidental shooting in Walkersville
A Walkersville youth, Donald Ray Eyler, 16, was injured when a rifle discharged as he carried it from home to another house. He was flown by Maryland State Police helicopter to MIEMSS in Baltimore in stable condition. Eyler slipped in mud in the backyard, causing the accidental discharge near Maryland. Edward Crouse investigated the 6:40 p.m. incident. Later, Gaithersburg police said a 24-year-old man, George Frank Titrington Jr., and his wife Susanne Hill Titringon, 54, died in a two car crash at Warfield and Goshen roads. Philip David Oakley, 21, of Warfield Road, was treated for minor injuries. a truck passenger Mary Dorothy Beall was released. Preliminary death cause listed as multiple head and chest injuries. A Laughing Matter references nitrous oxide discovery by Humphry Davy.
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Walkersville
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Baltimore
Maryland
Miemss
Donald Ray Eyler
Pennsylvania Ave
Eyler
Tfe
Edward Crouse
Dariene Wiles Byrail
Gaithersburg
Warfield
Goshen Roads
George Frank Titrington Jr
Susanne Hill Titrington
Robin Court
Philip David Oakley
Warfield Road
Shady Grove
Turington
Goshen Road
Oakley
Mary Dorothy Beall
Shady Grove Hospital
Turingtons
Byron Faces Scrutiny Over Economy Views and Support
During a district event Mrs. Byron faced barbed criticism from attendees including unemployed bricklayer George Moehrle who questioned her economic understanding and Republican alignment. Moehrle urged more common sense while labor leaders pressed for pension restoration under Railroad Retirement Act provisions.
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Ford
Columbia
George Moehrle
Moehrle
Byron
Labor
Clay Wolfe
The
United Democrats
Wolfe
Reagan
Winter Weather and Local Politics in Frederick Md
A Frederick Md news brief covers winter weather in Baltimore and nearby regions with rain Tuesday, light snow this evening, and progressively colder temperatures into Wednesday. It also reports political discourse around Rep Byron, county officials like Galen Clagett, MACO concerns, and upcoming local Democratic meetings led by Hugh Schneider and Annabelle Powell ahead of March elections.
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City of
Baltimore
David Lesher
Clagett
Byron
United Democrats
Frederick County
Hugh Schneider
Schneider
Annabelle Powell
Board of Election Supervisors
U.S
Paul Sarbanes
Frederick Maryland Publication Details and Rates
Netus published daily except Sundays and holidays. Local rate within the marketing area by mail three dollars twenty five cents per month by motor route or carrier two dollars fifty five cents per month. Published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. P O Box five seventy eight 200 fast Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21701. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co. P.O
Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
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Humphrey Davy
Chesapeake
George Wood
Mondale
Sen. Sarbanes
Fort Dix
Wood
Galen
Galen R. Clagett
MACO
Maryland Association of Counties
the News
George Washington
Frederick County Square
Baughman’s Lane Fcs
Lee
Eeees
George
Martha
Hearts
Danecraft
Eyerly’s
Pewee
Beaucraft
Everly's
Rene Eal
Ihibe FE Ly
Everluss
Krementz
Everly
Remy Meydlathi el
Eyerly's
Frederick Towne Mall
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