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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1962

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Croghan Confirms Candidacy For GOP Central Committee

Mrs. Hilda B. Croghan filed to run for four of seven open seats on the Republican State Central Committee. Other nominees include Merril F. Wachter, William B. Crum, and Burgess Grayson Doub. Croghan, former Hotel Frederick owner and longtime civic worker, has held multiple public roles and was appointed by Gov. McKeldin to the committee. Doub, Myersville leader, has eight years on the Central Committee and 16 years as party chairman in his district.

Hilda B. Croghan Republican State Central Committee GOP State Central Committee Frederick Plomibing Merril F. Wachter Central Committee Wiliam B. Crum Walkersville Frederick County Young Republicans Club Burgess Grayson Doub Myersville Maryland Emmett R. Bowlus Frederick Doub Republican Party Middletown Koogle Hagerstown

Broderick Elected Trustee of Maryland Blue Cross Plan

Carroll J. Broderick was elected a trustee of the Maryland Blue Cross Plan. He serves as vice president and treasurer of the Savings Bank of Baltimore.

Broderick Baltimore Carroll J. Broderick Maryland Blue Cross Plan The Savings Bank of Baltimore

Fried chicken and ham supper set for April 14

The Women Democratic League of Frederick County sponsors a Grange event with members and nonmembers invited. The next Grange meeting is February 19 at 8 pm, followed by a supper fundraiser. Tawes' budget debate continues as Phoebus challenges tax hikes and state reserve plans.

Women’s Democratic League of Frederick County W. W. Forney Louise Fraley Helen Grange

Virts Speaks At Linganore Grange Meeting

C Clifton Virts delegate to the Maryland Assembly spoke at Linganore Grange outlining the short term legislative focus on budget welfare and emergency bills. He cited proposed measures on public accommodations reapportionment savings and loans school programs and blue laws. The Grange supported the March of Dimes Heart Fund drive and planned hospital gifts and a Montevue workshop.

C. Clifton Virts Maryland Assembly Linganore Grange Wirts the Grange Singanore Montevue Grange Carroll E. Harp Home Economics

Maryland Senate rejects tax reduction measure

The Maryland Senate voted 23 to 5 to defeat an effort by Senator Harry T. Phoebus to restart the sales tax at 51 cents and exempt restaurant meals. The 1961 Legislature had lowered the starting point to 25 cents and kept the 3 percent levy on meals costing $1 or more. Senate leaders warned the bill would disrupt the state's financial structure.

Annapolis Maryland Senate Harry T. Phoebus Somerset James A. Pine D-Balto County Phoebus

Fire destroys new Mount Savage ranch house

In Mount Savage Maryland a $20,000 ranch house burned after spectators blocked fire access. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis escaped with only clothing as flames consumed the home. Fire Chief Duris said onlookers delayed water supply. a man was arrested for following an emergency vehicle within 300 feet.

Mount Savage Albert Davis Joseph E. Duris Frostburg Davis

Fire and Firefighters Report Basement Heat in Davis Home

Fire investigators traced the blaze to heat near the basement furnace in the Davis residence one mile outside Mount Savage along a rural road eight miles northwest of Cumberland. The chapter notes in Moscow describe Tukhachevsky’s posthumous charges and the claim soldiers should wait for orders.

Davis Mount Savage Cumberland Moscow Red Star Mikhail Tukhachevsky Stalin Tukhachevsky

Backers to Distribute 100000 Murals Brochures for Tawes

In Baltimore AP report backers of Governor Tawes plan to distribute 100000 three color four page brochures defending his role in the savings and loan controversy. The materials will be mailed or handed out between now and the May 15 primary.

Baltimore Tawes Savings and Loan

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