VFW Court Season Opens Sunday in Frederick
Semi pro basketball kicks off at the State Armory in Frederick Sunday afternoon with the VFW facing Waynesboro Pa. The 1 30 p m start marks independent play this year under Coach Lloyd Rice. Readied with a mix of college talent and seasoned players, the VFW aims to balance youth with experience as Boost Tyergar and others join from Western Maryland and nearby schools.
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Frederick
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Waynesboro Pa
State Armory
Lloyd
Rice
VFW
Fenn-Maryland
Vets
Juny
U. of M
Jack Griffin
Waynesboro
Allan Routzam
Boost
VFW Quint
Sergi Norbert van Dinter
Detrick Five
Tyeryard
FHS
Gene Rinehart
Jim Baker
Jim Stockman
Tom Michael
Bill Brachey
Bill Foreman
Ramblers clinch first half with comeback wins in Duckpin League
Red-hot Derrick Ramblers rallied from fifth place by sweeping three games from Headquarters to claim the Camp Derrick Men's Duckpin Bowling League first-half title. They finished 26 16 after a nine-game win streak, tying Blue Devils for top spot before beating Headquarters in the final week. Weddle led with a 148 and Duble posted a 314 set across 325 321 318 as the team posted 3,794 for the week, a season high for team sets. Service & Supply took third by taking two of three from Water & Sewage, while M Division beat Photo Lab to take fourth. The second half opens next week with several head-to-head showdowns.
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Ramblers
Heads
Camp Derrick
Service & Supply
Blue Devils
Weddle
Duble
Water & Senace
Photo Lab
Water & Sewage
W. Am Ramblers
T, Service & Supply
Headquarters
Bi Division
Intramural Basketball Schedule Opens at Camp Detrick
Six teams including five military squads and one civilian launch a 60 game intramural schedule at Camp Detrick fieldhouse Monday night with opening matchups Hubbies versus Leftovers and Navy versus Swishers. The league runs round robin through March 13 with top team earning the Post championship trophy and individual awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Army
Husbies
Spt
Howard Cole
Hushpuppies
Pfc
Ralph Knoernschild
Swishers
Norbert van Dinter
Navy
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Evening Lineup
The program grid lists WEMD 830 and WMAL 710 schedules with varied shows, including comedy, music, serials, and talk segments. Notable entries feature Gene Aniry Show, Archie Andrews, Judy Canova, Grand Ole Opry, and The Waxworks Orchestra, with multiple time slots and station IDs across AM bandwidths.
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Newa Browderst
Abe
Abe Harmony
Kattenbam
Cabe
NBC Symphony
Mabe
Harry Wisner
Aba
Scha Management
Serkvaabo
Johnny Dollards
Ahe
Alelter Kparte
Theater of
Mtce
Judy Canova
Aba Gates Gastors
Cba
Mawall
Grand Ole Opryenhe
Guy Lombardo
Nba the Waxworks
Ebs Orchastra
Chicare
Inhs
Nine
Wreh
Nets
Middletown Defeats Charles Town High in Basketball Clash
Middletown High defeated Charles Town High 42 to 35 in a varsity basketball game. Middletown led early and maintained pressure with solid free throws, while Charles Town struggled at the line and fouled out. Referees Shakes and Emmert officiated as Lebanon apologizes for detaining U S air attache Covington during a separate incident and March of Dimes outlines polio recovery statistics and care funding.
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Middletown High Salinol
West Virginia
Charles
Fony Hick
Valley Five
Ans
Charles Town
Butts Middle Town
Lebanon
Beirut
U. S
Legation
William E. Covington
Covington
Foreign Office
Civil Aviation Authority
Sami Shoucair
Herold Minor
Alumni Win In Overtime At Frederick High Settle
Attendance dipped as eighth annual match between Frederick High School alumni and varsitys went to overtime after Gary Angleberger hit a last second basket. Alumni won 46 to 40 led by Angleberger and Mullican. Cadettes beat the sisters 44 to 12 in the girls game. About 380 danced after the contests and officials included Angleberger and Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Gary Angleberger
Buzz Rhoderick
Gene Hummel
Bill Ward
Billy Hammond
Angleberger
Jule
F. WS. Varsity G. F
Mullican
Burgee
O Ward
Ciem
Hammond
Alumni
F. Te
Rinehart
Stockmat
Griffin
B. Wagner
Boost
Mishael
Baker
Bowers
Routzahn
Tyeryar
Baw
Varsith
Angleberger and
Moore
D. Fraser
B. Whitmore
Anniversaries and Birthdays featured in Today in History
A compact list reviews notable anniversaries and birthdays: Stephen Decatur born in Maryland, died in a duel in 1820. Cyrus Hamlin born near Waterford Maine. Olympia Brown born Prairie du Chien Michigan. John Calvin Moss born in Washington County Pennsylvania. King Camp Gillette born in Wisconsin. notable historical dates include the Great Northern Railroad completion and various Supreme Court rulings and milestones. Birthdays listed include Herbert Swope, Gen Courtney Hodges, Philip Jessup, Roger Ferger, Henry Coffin, and Mary Ingraham, with a brief horoscope noting recuperative powers and a caution about provoking enemies.
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Oday
Stephen Decatur
Maryland
Cyrus Hamlin
Robert College
Turkey
Waterford
Maine
Olympia Brown
Woman's Rights Avons
Praire Ronde
Mich
U. S. Supreme Court
Danbury Hatters
Congress
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations
New York
Roger H. Ferger
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Henry Sloane Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
Mary S. Ingraham
Brooksyn
N. Y
Brooklyn
Detrick Five Rally Beats Edgewood In Service League
Detrick Five trailed by ten at 30-26 entering the stretch and, behind Norbert Van Dinter Fraley Evans and Cellars, surged in the final two minutes to carve out a 7 point comeback win over Edgewood at Edgewood Gym. Cellars hit a long shot to move ahead and Detrick secured the remaining action for the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick Courtsters
Migewood Arms Chemical Center
Edgewood
Ecge
Derrick
Norbert van Dinter
Fraley, Evans
Cellars
Frederick Chemical
Detrick
Chemical Center Club
Danny Detrick
van Dinter
MeCartney
Mulder
Pruitt
Fraley
Evans
Brown
Siler
Felker
Sespdobeicou
Edgewod
G .F. Tp. Bernstein
Mioecandageoleak
Linglong
Local notes from Bolivar and Harpers Ferry area
Extensive community notices list movements of residents to Baltimore and Korea, visits, illnesses, travel, and local events. Notables include Charles Whitehair securing railroad work in Baltimore, Benny Morgan heading to Korea, and numerous family visits across Bolivar Harpers Ferry and surrounding towns with hospital stays, Christmas gatherings, and church activities.
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Ken Roberson
Bolivar Heights
Allen Dinkle
Bolivar
Leon Donovan
Brunswie
Garten
Batty
Eddie
Mes
Bela Lemon
Howard Lemon
Leslie Jones
Harpers Ferry
Kinuwaood
W. Va
Bruce Clabaugh
Martinsburg
Norman Clabaugh
Jack Barker
Washington
Cecil Reedy
Jamestown
Reedy
Josephine Wolfe
Vira Wolfe
Camp Hill
John E. Wolfe
Frances Reeser
New York City
Emma Evans
Bob Arnett
Round Hill
Ralph Bush
Ernest C. Littleton
Hueson
Atlanta
J. W. Ramsdill
Ramisdill
Charles Town General Hospital
Ire Dalsarn
Charles Town
Cavalier Farm
Joseph Ready
Susan
Pat
Emmitsburg Home Makers Club Christmas Party Recap
The annual Christmas party of the Home Makers Club was held at Green Parrot Tea Room on Dec 27 with forty two members and guests enjoying luncheon bridge and gift exchanges. Lions Club distributed oranges and candy. A money gift was given to president Mrs J Lawrence Orendorff.
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Vernon Tumblin
Bolivar
Cliffside
William Orame
Moundsville
W. Va
Myr
T. K. Orame
Charles Trundle
Miller Webb
Millville
Donald Smith
Alexandria
Donald Jenkins
Charles Town
Joseph McCormick
Winchester
T. K. Frame
David ‘Duffy
Wakington
Woody Walters
Steven Evans
John O'Bannon
Friendship Fire Company
Harpers Ferry
Walter Jenkins
Washington
Purcellville
Earl Hampshire
The
Womans Club
Lee's Beauty Shop
Rathbone's Drug
Harrison’s Feed Store
Edward Garten
Melvin Fields
Albert Ballenger
Wm. Ramey
John Snyder
Howard Lemon
Raymond Snyder
Bob Singhas
Catherine Butis
Lloyd Hough
Camp Hill
Mary Cummings
Jerauld Cummings
Roanoke
Robert Stiles
Melvin Glover
Rockville
G. E. Webb
R. Young
Berryville
Nannie Marlatt
Martinsburg
Kate Marlatt
Carl Yingling
Baltimore
Duke Divinity School
Ernest Harrison
Anna Mauzy
Anna LaGuard
Leesburg
Franklin Schultz
Frances Reeser
New York
Ted Sager
Moorefield
Clayton Roberson
Pennsylvania
Melvin Salford
Hyattsville
J. W. Ramsdill
Ramsdill
Charles Town General Hospital
Mary Jo Hough
William Andes
Mossburg
B. B. Ranson
Patricia Muse
R. N
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gentry Muse
Paul Hoffman
Ithaca, New York
Willis Hoffman
Cornell University
Green Parrot Tea Room
Lions Club
J. Lawrence Orendorff
George Eyster
Orendorff
Frederick Bower
Cherry Point
N. C
East Main Street
Roy Bollinger
W. H. Poole
Robert Kleppinger
Fairfield
Mary Claudia Rosensteel
Ernest Rosensteel
Eugene Rodgers
Philip B. Sharpe
Fern Ohler
Marjorie Crist
Lillie Anders
Richard Rosensteel
Richard Yeomans
Andrew Shorb
Mary Theresa Houck
Edward Houck
Charles Bushman
Frank Bouey
Altoona
Sara Lawrence
Clarence Wachter
C. E. Geeseman
Reading
Pegsy
Nancy
Rita Topper
John Law
Suzanne
New Year Caller Visits and Holiday Guests List
A record of New Year’s Eve calls and New Year’s Day visits across multiple families. Notable participants include Mr and Mrs Romanus, Mr and Mrs William Stemmer, Mrs Pauline Seabrook, Mrs Emma Nunemaker, S/Sgt Fred Bower and family, and holiday visitors from Baltimore and Silver Spring. The list mentions Fairfield and West Main Street connections through extended guest lines and hospital stays.
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Claudia Rosensteel
William Rosensteel
Herbert Sprankie
Carl Arnnheim
Baltimore
George Constantine
Silver Spring
Glenn Polly
Robert Kleppinger
Fairfield
Eddie Houck
Mary Theresa
Margaret Houck
George Callan
Richard Leonard
Joseph Hoke
Andlers
Charles Bushman
Maebelle Carson
Women’s Hospital
D. L. Beegle
West Main Street
Grant-in-Aid Proposed by West Including Tito in Yugoslavia
The United States Britain and France proposed a six month interim grant of 25 million dollars to Yugoslavia to cover the 1952 trade deficit. US 15.625 million, Britain 6 million, France 3.125 million. The aid aims to support current purchases and long delivery orders while Tito regime planners foresee a small effect from increased production. The grant is separate from military aid.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
Boris Kidtic
Marshal Tito
McFarland urges quick, snappy 1982 congressional session
Washington reports McFarland urges a brief 1982 session as the second session of the 82nd Congress opens Tuesday. He notes the first session lasted 291 days and advocates swift handling of business to adjourn soon. The story also mentions polio cases and March of Dimes iron lung depots.
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Washington
McFarland
Arizona
Congress
March of Dimes
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Arctic Ocean
Orkney Islands
Spitsbergen
Taplevision Summery
AOL
Muma
Npe
Sammy Hayeebe
Tom—eUne
Mini
Parmily-nbe
Clovck
Chs
Pot Shop
uMont Hoommarstar
Heviamnhe
Ken Murray
Our
Whiteman
Leenaprs
Sla Carear
Nhe
Kay Emmson
Cls
Collene Basketbul
Shoiw Foen
Chicago
Werostiings
Lousone
Ornoon
Big Sauatte
Shrylee
Nba
PNG
Shino Tomeehin Moynes
Ano Trencier Duden
American Forum
Nbe
Philfatinunie
Dts
Nacort
Linropedahe Nowa
Amerins Musto
World
Iahe Bandstand
USA
Nowe Camments
Nbe Churel Droghum
Nhoe Air
Yy Hitchion Jacopyni
Abe Bubby Berson
Martin Katte
Alyysontay
Eby
Aypest
Tuly
Waktehall
Abe Godfey
Heddme
Eybe
Sumiay
Serena
Shaiya Bi0—Douet Re Farben
Deleedys
Drone
Terie
Iaurers
Manele
Gabby Ey
Linc
Abe Vue Hrothnerhs
Abe Mick Carer
Hoeter
Salewmenibs
Aines and
Andy
Adventire
Abe Latte
Corim Archer
Luchelheahe
Marriotes
Abe Otihe
Anthony Ibs
St Cuertion
Wwe
Penne
Sohuske Palk
Nowa
Cene Agu Huim
Yuune Sy
Qhiewie Abe
Tomes Hyur
Dasst
Lowneeta
Rod Waring
Rocky Kine
LiaMont
Abo Pinel
Ted Sha
DuMont
Middletown
Charles Pown High
Alumnae F
Lipp
Fox
Shone
Kemp
Ber
Zingler
Divatt
Wissen
Varsity Ailettes
Sharer Floaueh
Milter
We Mecuicheon
Supe Uo
Faye Zimmerman
Thomas
Chunisun
Shockley
Distighas
Rosenberry
Tna Navy
Wenzel
Patsy Crom
Go Ie
Mumnae
Ann
Varsity
Domnall Reoeree
Foland
Timer— Rie
Ramsburg
Know
America
Ready
Carp Hill
Gene Burgess
New Market
John Whitehall
Philadelphia
Doug Moler
Bakerton
Jay Eackles
Dele Clabaugh
Wayne Ganeasster
Front Keys
James Burgess
Trenton
N. J
Lawrence Muse
Joseph Frye
Leesburg, A
Williamsport
Walkersville
Clearspring
Hancock
Thurmont
Glade Valleyites
Wanen Was
Reed T
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Emmitsburg
Elyhma Jane Miller
Charles Allnutt
Gaithersburg
Patricia Joy
St. Agnes’ School of Nursing
Austin Joy
Richard Florence
University of Maryland
College Park
Western Maryland Trust Company OF
J. G. Shawbaker
W. Clinton McSherry
Gail L. Catshall
Elmer Leshleman
State of
County of Frederick
Helen Stewart
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tito
Hoy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Long Island University Hospital
Whitey Lockman
New York Giants
Campanella
Nepal
Tibet
Tou Necod
Markell & Ford
TV Values
D. F. Shipley’s
North Market
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick St
N. Market St
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
Fisher
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick
Ing
Jefferson Street
North Market St
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