Frederick Stone Honors Washington at Monument Inside
A 2 by 4 foot white marble stone donated by the City of Frederick Md is placed 120 feet up the Washington Monument in Washington DC. The stone bears inscriptions and recreations of the Faithful and Dove and cites the city’s tribute to George Washington. Tourists climb seven landings to view it, then descend the 400 foot level. The article notes other donated stones from diverse groups and nations and mentions the monument’s public access and yearly visitors.
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An article fragment discusses a penalty in a game context. It references Bark b Douglass from UD and Litt, and describes the moment a foul is called and the team’s reaction. The author reflects on the impact of the penalty and players’ responses during the sequence.
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A garbled OCR passage lists various names and terms from a local section. It references people, places, and possible events with scattered fragments, lacking clear actions or dates to form a coherent item. The readable bits point to a miscellaneous record or notices without a distinct news event.
Two Deaths and Jail in Maryland Surf Incident
The News reports two bodies found in the surf near Poolesville and Heals as authorities struggle to locate casualties. Lyle Witham, 96, of Poolesville, sustained fractures and other injuries after a tar incident near Role 26 before being taken to Suburban Hospital. Arthur Green, 26, of Leesburg, Va, was booked in Rockville on a reckless boating charge. The Atomic Energy Commission was ordered to start production on January 30, 1880.
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