Children Stage Sit Down Strike For Better Road
Fifteen Urbana Thurston Poole road children marched with large four foot signs along Frederick Street to Court House Park, then sat on the steps to protest mudblocked routes. They visited county offices, delivering a protest letter and demanding road improvements for a proper education.
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Steen
Urbana Readed
Frederick
Court House Park
Court House
Court Aout
Urbana
Thurston Poole
Bridge
Noger Hood Geisbert
E. E. Lilly
Thurston Road
Court Street
Charles L. White
Farm Neighbors League
Edna Dixon
Hamilton
Thhe Court House
Market Street
Ofice
State Roads Commission
Douglas’ Piper
Linwood Gregg
Robert Cavell
David Greve
Estelle Piper
Buddy” Linthicum
Berkley Pangie
Jack” Davis
Lloyd Mala
Ahmeta
Rail line garden sprawl fuels Sweden’s green turnaround
Stockholm reports Sweden’s largest gardener is the state run railway. It has planted hundreds of thousands of fruit trees rose bushes and box woods along tracks from Lapland to the south. Water and grain crops surround depots as sunflowers edge the lines.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Railway
Lapland
New Life Movement Roams Nanking Urging Smokers Quit
Promoters of the New Life movement in Nanking, with officers in plain clothes, roam streets urging smokers to discard cigarettes and vow to quit smoking in the future as buckets collect half-smoked cigarettes.
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Wanking
China
Nanking
New Life Movement
Armee
Paile
Hremen Buy County Engine Seagrave Pumper Adopted
Standing Committee of the Independent Hose Company bought a Seagrave 500 gallon pumping engine for county service. The motor pumper features a two stage centrifugal pump, 150 gallon booster tank, and three suction sleeves. Delivery is in 120 days. it will be Frederick’s first Seagrave. The group will trade in their American LaFrance engine and the new pumper will respond to city calls and county calls until arrival.
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Frederick
Liagerstown
Hagerstown
Seagrave
Nhyattstown
Seagrave Company
Fire Department
Detroit
150 Friends Honor Golden Wedding Day in Adamstown
Mr and Mrs Levi C Waskey celebrated their golden wedding with an at home hosted by son Nevin T WR Waskey in Adamstown East Second Street. About 1530 guests attended Monday afternoon and evening, bringing flowers and gifts. Helpers included Mrs Raward Smith Mrs Paul D Simpson Miss Nellie Speeht Mrs William Yingling Miss Eleanor Smith and Mrs Daniel Thomas.
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Levi C. Waskey
Nevin T. WR. Waskey
East Second Street
Waskey
Weik Bena
Adamstown Woman's Club
Washington Birthday Dinner At Lodge No 168
Lunch Lodge No 168 A F and A Masons will host a 9 turkey dinner Thursday night in the Masonic Temple to mark the annual birthday of George Washington. Dinner at 6 o clock on the temple’s fourth floor followed by a regular communication in the lodge room and an address on Washington by Judge Allan Grove lend of Baltimore.
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A. Foanit
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
George Washington
Temple
Taa
Allan Crove~ Lend
Baltimore
Grand Jury Visits Montevue And Jail Menu
February Meramec grand jury, led by acting foreman T Start Haller, toured Montevue and the jail Monday evening concluding a session with dinner. Jurors reported twelve witnesses appeared for examinations and several indictments had been returned with further court action expected that afternoon.
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Sherif
T. Start Haller
Paige
Alb. Fisher
Avand
Flood Waters Recede as Monocacy Becomes Clearer
Flood waters along the Monocacy river receded today after cresting upstream yesterday. The Potomac rose slowly, with several roads reopened though many remained washed out. Water backed up at Diggs Ford Bridge and Michael's Mill, while Tom's Creek overflowed and Catoctin Creek caused blockades. Despite ongoing activity, damage appeared limited to fields and roads, with more rise expected as Shenandoah waters arrive from Virginia Valley.
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Owas
Potomac
Brunswick
Myersville
Wolfsville
Catoctin
Ellerton
Shenandoah River
Virginia Valley
Mowever
Market Trend Down Newer Fourth Row
New York Feb 21 CAI Stacks executed a nerve donkie shulle in forlay s market Noneferrays omimtal issues res eponding to yesterday eeusational guvance in Tendon were given on Quetoupisard whi and the open for gamis of fractions to tier pointe Damward trend near fourth hove the general trene as damward po Reng was unchanged opening tat 5480
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New York
Cai —Stacks
Forlay
Tier Pointe
General Trene
Damward
Po Reng
Zimmerman Dies At 79 In Frederick Home
Robert Clinton Aromnemyus Zimmerman, longtime Frederick farmer and business figure, died at 5:15 AM at his 111 College Avenue residence after a brief illness. He helped shape the northwest Frederick development, owning about 60 acres once he bought Fleming properties in 1900. Survived by son Alfred G Zimmerman and brother Charles E. Zimmerman, he was a member of Evangelical Reformed Church. Funeral Thursday at 11 AM from Mt Oliver Cemetery with M I Etchison and Son directing.
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Robert Clinton Aromnemyus
Frederick
College Avenue
Cnunty
Renard Co
Elisabeth Thomas Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Frederick Irow
Horthwest
Farm Jane
College Park
Zimmerman Hemestead
Laura K. Fleming
Alfred Fleming
Fleming
Messie Merman
West Patrick Street
Fleming Avenue
Whiell Yn
Mr. Zimmerman
Evangelical Reformed Church
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Charles E Zimmerman
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
M. 1
Etchison and Son
Townsend era pension head jury selection in Towne case
Washington February 24 government and defense counsel agreed in twenty minutes today on which jurors will hear Dr. Francis E Towne founder of the $200 a month Townsend Movement. The elderly California physician was indicted for contempt of the House committee investigating his organization after he refused to testify. The trial room was sparsely fitted as legal arguments proceeded.
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Washington
Francie F. Towne
Townsend
Nli
Townerend
Hanela
Cour
California
House
Ito
Appointments by Nice Sent to State Senate in Baltimore
Governor Nice announced a broad set of appointments and reappointments to state boards and commissions, including META: Walter E. Rudy as Motor Vehicles Commissioner, Henry Stockeridge for the State Board of Welfare, and Marie W. Pressuin as secretary of the Motion Picture Censors. The changes affect the Board of License Commissioners for Baltimore, the Baltimore City Juvenile Court, and other state agencies, with terms beginning May. The governor also filled vacancies on coroners, election supervisors, and hospital boards, plus appointing judges and inspectors across multiple districts.
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Nice
Seagate
Senate
Baltimore City
Walter E. Rudy
Airy
W. Davia Thghinager
W. Hillam Chaode
Weaipelis
State Library
Henry Stockeridge, Jrd
Foremer
Harry QC
Lavin
Baltimore
State Board of Welfare
Wailman P. Zinn
Robertson
Rental Hygiene
Jun Succeoeds de
J. Albert Chatard
Henry M. Thomas
AL Alvin Lang
Talilmore
State Board of Health
Vee Tolley A. Mays
Marie W. Pressuin
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Hareford B. Cobourn
DsCecil
State Aviation Commission
Grate 5
Shaffer
Frostburg
John Scott, Jr
Orplansy Court
Allegany County
Scott
Henry [Lay Duer
Morton J. Kerngood
John J. McGinnty
Chideman
Kerns Food
Louis Welford
J. Abner Saylor
Baltimore Trafic Court
George Eckhardt, Jr
William FP. Laukaiths
Robert Levinson
Donald F. Roman
Board of Election
Walter A. McClean
J. George Elerman
Harry S. Kruger
Avian Cleveland
Emil T. Maltek
DalUmore City
Baltimore Board of Police Examiners
W. Lawrence Wicks
Sigemund Stephan
Arthur St. Kodchan
Edward F. Wogan
Therin FE Fnaor
Cockeysville
Mogan
Encortea
Ceales
Tialtimore City
D.C. Swink
Sitdown Strike Ends Between Employer and Workers
A sitdown strike involving an employer and employees concluded after negotiations. No details on date or parties are provided, but the outcome indicates resolution and return to work.
Chrysler Silent On UAW Strike Move
Chrysler silent on UAW strike actions as sit downs spread across plants. Negotiations enter second week with demands for higher wages seniority rights and piece work speed of production. Amid city unrest federal and state officials probe labor dispute while factory closures and troop withdrawals threaten momentum.
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Walter Jr
Gabernibile Sect
Gendt
Sitdown
Detroit
Michigan Steel Dutting Company
Gworhebs
Ceral Motors Corporation
Amdl
United Automobile Workers of America
Cheryster
Bargita- Hig
Wt Anderson
Ilenois
Fatsteed Metallurgical Corporation
North Chicago
Wt.t. McGraw
Broadurn Steel Conmpany
Braeburn, Pennsylvania
Chicago
Thve
Taylor Heads Big Committee
Washington Feb 20 Rep James Buchanan Democrat Texas dies in Naval Hospital elevating Edward Taylor Democrat Colorado to head House appropriation panel. Taylor mourned as faithful counselor and indefatigable worker, blamed for illness from heavy duties. president laments loss amid budget fights for 4.8 billion relief bill.
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Washington
James
Texas
Edward T. Taylor
House
Taylor
Buchanan
Naval Hospital
Chris
Towsevelt
Ianon
Mint
Wertz Dies at Home Aged 64 in Hagerstown
Dr Wertz longtime Hagerstown mayor dies at home after a long illness He was elected to a four year term and had recently decided not to seek reelection He and his family including wife and two daughters survived by a widow Irvin Wertz Governor Nice issued sympathy telegram praising his service to the state and community
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DR. Wertz
Hagerstown
Tyvin Mo Wertz
Groa Mayer
Hoetawen
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Jailmore
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Irvin M. Wertz
Nice
Wanhington
Suit Filed After Fatal Accident Near South Mountain
A civil suit capsulizes damages from a fatal crash near South Mountain. Petersville trader Boyer’s Transportation, owner of the truck, seeks $1500 against Donald Starnes, driver of the automobile, and Kathleen Al Nivens, a passenger. minor injuries to others are noted and attorney Patrick M. Seltutter represents Boyer.
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South Mountain
Wiliam Bo Reser
Petersville
Bover's Transportation Company
Vobiinsitt
Donald Starnes
Washington
Krathleen AL Nivens
Starnod
Boxer
Tis Truck
Karen
Ralph Koonts
Jefterson
Starnes
Patrick M. Selautter
Boyer
Weather Record of February Precipitation and Temps
Precipitation data for February 1976 shows totals near expected norms with some excess. Record notes high and low temperatures from yesterday and last night, and provides sunrise and moon phase timing for the period.
No Date Yet Set for Holding Public Hearings
Washington February 23 The White House signals no date for public hearings on President Roosevelt's court deorganization plan. Roosevelt pressed for a constitutional amendment to expand the Supreme Court and speed labor and reorganization goals. Senate debates continue as leaders await Senate developments and potential House action depending on Judiciary Committee hearings.
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White House
Wasington
Brestlent Roortveld
Taine
Caer Detrayere
Eitpattory
Prapwenk
Syaier Beakhead
Representasive Hoyburn
Texad
Jeet
Sumners
Cdemocrat
Texie Bo
Pornev
Paarty
Roosevelt
Bennate
Theo
Aefon
Ate
Roosevelt V
Supreme Court of
Burke
Nebrasko Isiog
Harkley iDemocrat
Kentucky
Walton
Senate
Washington
House
Geo
Bankhead
Ranmittes
Rear Admiral Mayo Dies at 80 in Vermont Home
Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo 80 former naval commander in chief during World War I died today at the home of his son Capt. C. G. Mayo in Portsmouth New Hampshire after a heart attack. He retired in 1920 and was known as a rigid upholder of the Navy’s standards. Funeral services planned for Thursday or Friday in Burlington Vermont his birthplace. His widow Caroline Wing Mayo and two sons Capt. Mayo and Major George Mayo survive.
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Portsmouth
Henry T. Mayo
C. G. Mayo
United States
Burlington
Vermont
Caroline Wing Mayo
Capt. Mayo
Navy
George Mayo
U.S. Army
Richmond alumni to award UVA athletic scholarships
Richmond alumni of the University of Virginia planned to award five athletic scholarships worth 800 dollars each to students who meet requirements for character leadership and scholastic ability. The awards were to be presented in Richmond Virginia on February 23 as part of alumni activities.
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Richmond
Universityof Virginia
Married 64 Years Cronise Couple Mark Sixth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A C Cronise of 240 Di avenue celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary today. Both remain active in community life and they have five children, all living: Mrs Richard F Simmons, Mrs O Leonard Storm, Mrs Harry Worman, Mrs Gary Rebert, Gettvebure, Clayton Cronise, Frederick.
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A.C. Cronise
Cronise
Richard F. Simmons
O. Leonard Storm
Harry Worman
Battimores
Gary Rebert
Gettvebure Pas
Clayton Cronise
Frederick
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