Frederick Society Notes A Busy Week Of Events
North Frederick elementary school group joined a Baltimore trip to dine and attend Auntie Mame at Ford Theater. D A R luncheon hosted for Mrs Charles Bewis in Baltimore. Garden and hairdressers clubs held meetings with local members active in events and birthdays across Frederick.
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Gon' Sianee Beynett
Ford Theater
Anders
Jesse B. Anders
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Irene Lanta
Giles
Chranfe Hospital
Hame
Irene Lantz
Evelyn Tyergar
Owen Ecker
Janet Faith
Doris Kine
Kitty Hahn
Winebrewer
Garden Club
Philly Winebrewer
Hecord Street
Garden Club of
Margaret R. Motler
Hal Dorland
Hillel Panel on Mortality Law at Hood College
Hood College Hillel hosts a panel at the Y Hut on Tuesday evening to discuss Should Mortality Be Legislated. Three students and three local professionals will debate law making, with Edward J. Storm and State's Attorney Samuel W. Barrick among the speakers and Dr Joseph Lerner offering psychological perspectives. Hood faculty moderator Dr A Lewis will guide the discussion starting 6 45. Sponsored by B nai B rith with Julius Jacobson and Dr Maurice Guss listed.
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Hood College
Y-Hut
Hood
Edward J. Storm
Altormey Rw Enforcement
Samuel W. Barrick
Joseph Lerner
Patrica Bennett
Nasser to Head New United Arab Republic
Under disputed framework Egyptians Syrians vote to unite as the United Arab Republic with Gamal Abdel Nasser as head. Plebiscite results seen as formality with 6% million voters. Nasser to take over immediately amid Sudan tug. U.N. Security Council to meet over Syrian complaint of imminent Egyptian oppression and possible armed conflict. Provisional constitution grants Nasser broad powers while the union consolidates.
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Gamal Abdel Wasser
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Arab Union
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Mile Valley
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New York
U.ar
iCairo
Damascus
Tunisian Prospects Become More Clouded
Tunisia ordered the French consuls to leave Tunis after an overnight detainment by French troops of the top royal official and two Tunisian guardsmen in Remada near the Libyan border. French forces evacuated posts and tightened guard around Remada following a land mine explosion that wounded two soldiers and killed one French lieutenant.
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Imine
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Questions And Answers From The Budget Quiz
Q and A questions cover the per person share of the budget for 1959 and the first locomotive to exceed 100 miles per hour. The 1959 federal budget allocates 427.88 dollars per American. The locomotive 999 achieved 112.5 mph in 1893. The command of the Ell Melliner is uncertain from the fragment.
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ELS Melliner
Unclear text on American warship and library project
The fragment mentions a American warship and a library project starting in 18 with old books. Names like Captain Isaac and affiliations to Pennsylvania State University agriculture appear, but details are garbled and unreadable.
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Sity
Isaac All
Exon
Pennsylvania
Univer Agriculture
Gunsmith Hobby Brings Mr Molesworth’s Craft to Life
Thomas Molesworth, local insurance executive, turns basement into a quiet workshop and crafts custom gun stocks with checkering, aiming to improve accuracy and satisfaction. He learned from his father Carlton B. Molesworth Sr., a noted county marksman and coach, and treats gunsmithing as a hobby alongside photography and woodcraft.
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Thomas
Molesworth
Wilson Flact
Wunbug
Carlton B. Molesworth
Glenmergie Nursing Home
Molesworth Sr
Dig
Lommay
Accursey
Young Molessworth
Jane
Ord-Er
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