Heart Fund Campaign Opens as Nation Honors Leaders
A ceremony opening the Heart Fund Campaign featured President E. Caeu presenting to opposition leader Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, who had suffered a heart attack in 1955. The event underscored advances in heart research and the funding needed to continue progress. Johnson’s health was noted in a personal plea to relax and recover as researchers push for greater cures and broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fning Mhem
Intenoua
Alf
Editorial Commends Balance in Federal Budget
A reader letter expresses support for a balanced federal budget and criticizes perceived government overreach. It argues reforms to curb spending will protect future generations and preserve national priorities, referencing historical sentiment and calls for fiscal restraint.
Fifty Years Ago Rems From The Colomaos Of The News
Fragmented entry dated February 18, 1585 recalls past events with scattered names and unclear details. The text includes garbled names and obscure references, offering only faint hints of people and dates from a bygone column.
Billy Graham Heads to Down Under Event
Reports from Honolulu indicate Billy Graham is departing for Australia. The trip follows a Valentine dance and local social events with mention of Susan Dickie and Ester Wr. in attendance.
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Billy Graham
Down Under
Valentine
Susan Dickie Ester
Baltimore Photo Exhibit Showcases Tops in Photography
A major exhibit titled Tops in Photography opens at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore with prints by Stacks Ben Cooper Ed rd Mrs Plumer Wiley Aubrey Bodine and Lensmen's Club members. The Lensmen group presents 175 prints by leading photographers including Weeneenay and others, with free public viewing from 7 pm to 1 pm Friday and Saturday and 12 noon to 4 pm on Sunday and Monday.
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Mats
A. Aubrey Bodinetor
Lensmen’s Club
Anc
Scouts Report to Governor Highlights Court Fines for Vehicle Violations
The report cites multiple individuals including Leroy Timason and Leon Goines among others as defendants in February driving cases. Timpson received a 175 dollar fine for reckless driving, with penalties listed for several others on routes and in cities, detailing charges such as exceeding speed limits and operating under the influence conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Timason
Paulne
Mearl G Wares
Walkersvile
Fatty Ven Iit
Uisrence Franginschnat
Fredenck
Frederick
Caris
Carlson
Lecespara
Jerome
Cub Scouts Display At Thurvost Library
Cub Scouts of Pack 276 Thurmont display at Thurmont Public Library February 7 to 13 during Boy Scout Week. The exhibit features airplanes cars books Indian artifacts and other scout props. Den mothers and numerous cub scouts are listed among participants and contributors.
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Thurmont
Dem
Robert Hengst
Ralph Bahze
Mike Baltzell
Larry Brown
Baby Felm
Wayne Hengst
Douglas Styers
Arche Shire
Roy Wigoqne
Sirs
Bey Iy Long
Nelson
Trout
Bas Brice
Ricky Long
Boboy Trout
Jerry Trout
Bal Wadasa
Seve Wiican
Matthes Wiles
Lieyva Well
Ray Wecce Jr
Coan Lares
Bos Cao
George Campuel
Dudwas Formaac
Chris Gareser
Garry Jazow
Dennis Rovers
Carl Routh
Mike Stvtely
Jimmy Wedde
Bills Wail
Deo
den Mathers
Wilsem Benjamin
George Lampoe
Cao Secuck
Benz Drape Tromp
I - den
I - den Mathers
Marty Louse Olsen
Josephne Brice
Brice
Johnny Brae
Public Works pays grant for county school project
Twenty years ago items note a $12.0 payment by the Public Works Administration to the County Board of Education for a school construction program. An automobile collision near home injures Mrs Raat Geogr at College Terrace. A bull accident throws Rostoe C. Spurreer from a cattle bed. he survives with minor injuries. Two men hospitalized with injuries from the same incident.
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Albany
Stowes
Albuquerque
Teeeane
Oeng
Hsotars
Wilburson
Buffalo
Denver
Brith
Fort Worth
Pauline J. Smith
Biearnch
Mssaye
Helena
Ussand
Clark
Mrs Smith
Carson
Pitsbura
South
Rapie
Amy
Sant Lake
San Deere Enum
Sheffield
E. Auetia James
Public Works Administration
Board of
Educatin
Pantram
W Raat
College Terrace
C. Spurreer
East Seventh
Potomac River Compact Dialogue Sparks State Tensions
A convoluted report outlines discussions on the Potomac River Compact involving Maryland and Virginia. It notes past delays in conservation accords, references a 1785 framework, and mentions state legislatures and potential bills linked to the compact’s future.
Highfield Unit Names New Communications Officer
The Highfield unit introduces Capt. Craries as the new communications officer. The report notes his prior service with Company A and mentions 1950s training and current role alongside four officers.
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Highfield
Talks On Michelangelo At Frederick Art Club Session
A Frederick Art Club program in the Winches Room of Worcester Hall featured two talks on Michelangelo. Mrs Hammond Clary presided as program chair with Mrs William R. Hinshaw presenting on The Sistine Chapel and related frescoes.
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Frederick Art Club
Woechester Hall
Tmo
Michelangei
Hammond Clary
William RK. Hinshaw
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Michelangelo
Florence
Rome
Gamous
Ghirlandas
Pew
Lorenzo de Medic
Higshae
Ates
Sustne
Sistus IV
Masot
Botticell
Gurlanda
A. Rosselli
Peruz
Hed
Michelanzelo
Naak
Eder
Tyson Palmier
Moses
Am ‘Lincoln
Sears
Clearing Way For Castro As President
A report from White Plains notes shifting sentiment toward Fidel Castro in Cuba as the political scene evolves. The article mentions prices and market context while detailing regional reactions and the evolving leadership dynamic.
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Castro
Illness Prayer for the Grabie Family in Frederick
Among the sick, Gary Grabie, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Grabie, Frederick, is ill at home with the miasy fever and other ailments. The town hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Gary Grabie
Charles Grabie
Frederick
Hic Howe
Moesies
Lutheran Men's Club Observes Ladies Night
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Mens Club held its annual Ladies Night in the Old Chapel drawing about 250 attendees. Lloyd Stup opened with a group singing and Pastor Charles Trunk Jr gave the invocation. Circles 3 and 8 served a turkey dinner.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lloyd Stup
Charles F. Trunk Jr
United “Iheran
Bos
Rodney Wizard
Roland Hahn
Sara Hagan
Pastor Trunk Etoup
Tawes Grandson Among Scout Callers
Annapolis dispatch describes a 4% annual progress report presented by Governor Tawes to Boy Scouts of America. The event featured Tawes Jr. and leaders from Baltimore and other areas who praised the scouting program and urged continued support and calls to action for youth participation.
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Grea Tae
Nies
Pukp Lesie Tawes Jr
Cos Swed
Batimore
AX mv
Cal Fae
Boy Scouts of
Amery
The
Cubs
Box Seve Gotte Plorers
Maryland
Jobless total rises by 616000 in January
The January unemployment figure climbs by 616000 from December to 62.796 million. The Commerce and Labor Departments attribute the rise to seasonal factors including post holiday layoffs and reduced temporary work, with some workers no longer seeking jobs.
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Washington
Ate Mal
Cer Reppen
Marin Janard
Son
Commerce and Latur
Heme
Hood College to Offer Evening Art Workshop Course
Hood College will offer a single evening art workshop from 6:30 to 10 p.m. focusing on drawing and watercolor, with instruction in drawing techniques and composition. The course runs through the term and is part of the adult education program, inviting participation from community members.
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Amners
Arctan
Senna
Baltimore
Next Rehearsal Of Chorus February 17
The note lists the next chorus rehearsal on February 17 and mentions a meeting with Grumuswal and Feberg-17, with Lent announcements planned. District planning and hotel venue references appear, including Chesapeake and Balurrore, plus a focus on activities for the Mentally Retarded In Hamner program.
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Frederick
Nelezaon
Afois Civitans
Necc Tadies Za Balurrore
Acters
Chesapeake Die
Caan Ivernatesa
Termeson Hotel
Sal
Damaged Government-Subsidized Materials Report
Implausible OCR fragment describes undisclosed details about subsidized materials at a university lab. It references health and atomic energy context and an unnamed chairman, with uncertain content about a treatment and cancer-related research.
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Con
Amen Labora
Neioma
We of Health
T He Atomic Energy
Unclear OCR fragment hints at travel and figures
Fragmentary text references travel from Virginia to somewhere else and mentions leaders and anniversaries. Names and specifics are unreadable. no clear event or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
Elm Street audience hears education talk from Dr VanOrman
A large Elm Street Junior High crowd gathered for a PTA program to hear Dr. William VanOrman of the National Education Association. He urged lifelong learning to meet evolving global and community challenges and stressed adult participation to support schools and colleges.
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el Street
William van- Orman
National Education Association
Iscua
C. M. Inman
Herbert Clark
VanOrman
Sreps
Lovettsville Man Killed In Route 237 Hit and Run
The body of Burumovis Emery, 8, was found Sunday along Route 237 near Lovettsville. John H. Palmer, a Lovettsville resident, was arrested outside the Rehobeth Methodist Church and jailed in lieu of 5 5000 bond on hit-and-run and reckless driving charges. Police reported a damaged fender and cracked windshield found at the scene.
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Lovettsville
Burumovis Emery
Lovittsy
Virginia
John H. Palmer
Rehobeth Methor
Palmer
Loudoun County
H. E. McNeal
Emery
Siri
McNeal
Tallisadilisunia
Jewelry Firm Robbery in Miami Beach Nets Loot
A jewelry firm in Miami, led by Levinson Co, was robbed on Monday with a 43 caliber gun. Four workers and a visiting salesman were restrained as diamonds and gems were stolen, with the robbers taking mostly set and unset items worth about 2,000 wholesale value. The incident follows another theft at the Ames Cana Hotel earlier that weekend.
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Amescana
Miami Beach
al Levinson Co S
Asin Mar
Micky
Coolones
Nicky
Bud Levinson
Levinson
Ekfer Levinson
Patich
Testimonial Dinner Honors Senator Beall in Baltimore
Attendees gathered in Baltimore for a testimonial dinner for Senator Beall. The event honored Beall with compliments and commemorations reflecting on recent service.
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Sen. Beall
Baltimore
Beall
Bethonda
District agency conference gathers Southern States Cooperatives
James Salver Earl Cochran af Fredenck Willam Devilkins Woolstro and Roby Farrer from Woodbine attended a three day district agency conference of the Southern States Cooperative held in Baltimore.
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James Salver
Earl Cochran
Fredenck
Willam Devilkins
Woolstro
Roby Farrer
Woodbine
The
Southern States Cooperative
Baltimere
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