Frederick County 4-H Leaders Review Plans for 1962 Progress
County Agent David D. Eigenbrode outlines 1961 4-H activity in Frederick County with 11 enrollees across 47 clubs under 73 leaders. Dairy led projects with 245 members. 215 dairy animals shown at fairs. Camping and H Club Week involved 145 members. Wayne Swormley led national chiefs. New 1962 aims include a Baby Beef Marketing program, regional meetings, and expanded demonstration and club work.
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David D. Eigenbrode
McDonough
Frederick
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Wayne Swormley
Walkersville
Margaret Nicholson
Detour
Robert Smariga
Unionville
Washington, D.C
Western Maryland
George Brachey
Harvey Clem
Boys Agricultural
Jerry Hevner
Wayne Gaver
Washington and Castro feature in history of today
Today marks Washington's 1759 wedding at The White House near New Kent Virginia by candlelight due to colonial church restrictions. It also notes Florida troops seizing Apalachicola arsenal in 1865 and New Mexico's 1912 statehood, among other historical milestones and anniversaries.
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George Washington
Martha Dandridge Custis
Daniel Parke Custis
White House
New Kent
Virginia
Florida
U.S. Arsenal
Apalachicola
Fla
New Mexico
Union
Congress
Roosevelt
John D Rockefeller
East River
New York City
United Nations
Fidel Castro
Births and Obituary Notes Highlight Historic Scientist King
The obituary notes the 1.8 Geological Survey named King its first director in 1879 and credits him with high standards of efficiency and research. he died in Arizona on December 24, 1901. Birthdays listed include Carl Sandburg in Illinois, Danny Thomas in Michigan, Kenneth S. Pitzer in California, and Loretta Young in Utah.
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Newport
Geological Survey
King
Arizona
Carl Sandburg
Galesburg
Danny Thomas
Amos Jacobs
Deerfield
Mich
Kenneths. Pitzer
Pomona
Calif
Loretta Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Maryland Governor Meeting Aids Unemployment at Martin plant
Governor Tawes and Secretary Goldberg explored using North American Aviation subcontract work to employ laid off Martin-Marietta workers. They aim to redirect contracts to Maryland facilities and to coordinate with federal and state agencies to place affected workers, with ongoing discussions and possible Baltimore area visits. Authorities stress progress and commitment to a solution.
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Washington
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Arthur J. Goldberg
Martin-Marietta
Goldberg
Tawes
North American Aviation Inc
Apollo Space
Middle River
North American
Baltimore
Labor Department
Martin Company
Defense Department
E. G. Michael
United Auto Workers
Department of Employment Security
Michaels
Robert Farrar
UAW
Martin
New Market Council To Meet Health Officials
The New Market Town Council will meet with state and local Health Departments on Wednesday at 8 p m in the New Market Fire Hall to discuss water and sewage. County Health Officer Dr Forbes H Burgess and Walter R Comer will attend for the Frederick County Health Department. Thomas McEwen of the Maryland State Health Department announced the session.
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New Market Town
New Market
Thomas McEwen
Maryland State Health Department
State Health Department
Forbes H. Burgess
Walter R. Comer
Frederick
Amoco Leases Five Floors in One North Charles Baltimore
Amoco Leasing Space Baltimore. The Baltimore regional office announces it has leased five full floors in the first building at One North Charles in the Charles Center redevelopment project. The 30 story office building is under construction and will house Amoco's Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Northern Virginia and District of Columbia marketing operations.
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Amoco Leasing Space
Baltimore
American Oil Co
Charles Center
North Charles
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Anglican vicar fines wedding confetti tossers in Aversham
An Anglican vicar in Aversham England says parishioners who toss confetti at weddings will be fined 10 shillings or about 1.40 dollars by the church. He explains confetti is proper material to sweep up.
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Aversham
England
Furloughs Hit 163 B&O Workers in Baltimore Area
A Baltimore and Ohio spokesman said 163 railroad workers in the Baltimore area were furloughed effective Jan 3 as part of system wide layoffs. He cited declining business and unmet expectations, noting the railroad had hired in anticipation of more work, which never materialized.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
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Charles Sumner
U.S
Boston
Mass
Sumner
Daniel Webster
Senate
Summer
Lincoln
Clarence King
Dar
Late
United States
Arbik
Europe
Africa
MIBDL
Kennedy
Ingalls
Inter
Astall i
X & Silvatek
Hood
Coleman Oil
Coleman
Meg
Nutone
China
Maytag
DeWalt
Dayton
Porter
Black & Decker
New Market Council
Gruise Headquarters
Bermuda
Nassau
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Hawaii
World
Boyer Travel Agency
N. Court St
Frederick Optical Co
South Market St
The
Humane Society of the
Frederick County Humane Society, Inc
Cath
ANK OF
N. Market Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sash & Balan
Oxford
Briggs & Stratton
Springfield
Ingalls Lumber & Supply, Inc
Middletown
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