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News in Frederick, Maryland

18 Jan 1965

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 18, 1965

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Maryland Senator H Winship Wheatley Dies at 56

Maryland state senator H Winship Wheatley Jr. died at Providence Hospital after a lung operation. A Democratic leader from Prince Georges County and former Navy commander, Wheatley served as majority leader of the State Senate and practiced law in Hyattsville. He was 56.

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Washington (Ap H. Winship Wheatley Jr Maryland Prince Georges County Providence Hospital Wheatley State Senate Hyattsville Georgetown University National University Law School Young Democrats State Senate del. Lansdale G. Lasseer Jr Princes Georges
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Woodsboro Auxiliary Installs New Officers in Banquet

The Woodsboro Ladies Auxiliary installed officers led by President Mrs Elizabeth Weird followed by new vice presidents Mrs Pauline Hahn and Mrs Genevieve Smith and secretary Mrs Virginia Hammond. A banquet honored the seventh anniversary meeting with guests from Frederick County and local fire departments.

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New Pauline Hahn Genevieve Smith Virginia Hammond Hilda Measell Cora Catshall Elizabeth Hahn Garnetta Lease Mary Alice Glad Hill Evelyn Huffnew Edith Rippeon Ing Ladies’ Auxiliary Lillian Keyton Woodsboro Fire Department Clara Rippear Helen Walsh Frederick County Mary Walsh Frederick Liberty Fire Company New Midway Fire Company Elizabeth Weid
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Snakes Deaf to Music Claims Charmers'

Report notes snakes are deaf to sound but can sense ground vibrations. It states charmers rely on tremors rather than melodies, suggesting music does not affect snakes.

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