Key Auxiliary Plans Trip To Boonsboro
Members of the Francis Scott Key American Legion Auxiliary will attend a Western Maryland District meeting in Boonsboro Sunday. They are also invited to join post members for a Back To God movement by attending Mass at St. John's Church on Sunday, Feb. 20. The group discussed essays from county junior high students and planned to present a flag to a scout troop. Rehabilitation reports covered Christmas gifts to patients at the Newton D. Baker Veterans' Medical Center and area hospitals, plus a cash gift to Harmony Reach School for Retarded Children.
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Braddock Heights Meeting With Future Plans
The Braddock Heights Community Association schedules a general meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the fire hall. Francis J. Cook, executive secretary of the Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitation Commission, will speak followed by a Q and A. A pre meeting business session will read a proposed revision to the association articles of incorporation. Membership dues for 1966 can be paid before the meeting to Mrs. Thomas G Roetzel.
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Mandel Guest Speaker For Chamber Here
Maryland House of Delegates speaker Marvin Mandel will address the Frederick Chamber of Commerce at its annual banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Tuesday night. Mandel, a 1942 University of Maryland Law School graduate, was elected to the Assembly in 1951 and led the Baltimore city delegation for eight years. He has served on the Legislative Council for ten years and chairs the Ways and Means Committee in addition to his duties as house speaker.
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Noted Guitar Star To Play At Gaithersburg
Thomas F. Hartmann makes his first American appearance after study abroad in a Gaithersburg guitar recital. He performs Spanish and Latin American works plus Paganini Bach and Mendelssohn transcriptions. The program, at Epworth Church at 4 p.m., is part of the Montgomery Music Society subscription series. Non-members and students are guests. a free-will offering will be collected.
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Key Family Piano Could Enter Museum Or Exhibit
Francis Scott Key’s square grand piano, stored for decades, may find a museum home in the future. Knabe & Co says the Smithsonian has shown interest, noting the instrument could be placed in a national collection after its public use ends. The carved rosewood case and mother of pearl keys bear the maker’s name Knabe Gaehle Baltimore.
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Quinn Chapel Plans Annual Youth Day
The Quinn Chapel A M E Church youth group schedules a Sunday program at 3:30 PM featuring Rev Char les J Mack of Macedonia Community Church of Washington as pastor, with Rev E W Barton guest speaker and Charles Onley presiding. A King and Queen contest highlights the event.
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Johnson uses 4.8 billion tax boosts to curb inflation
Washington AP reports President Johnson seeks temporary tax measures totaling 4.8 billion to fund Great Society goals while inflation risks rise. If Vietnam war escalates, a general tax increase could come. if it cools, the measures expire. Congress may be asked to grant standby powers for quick tax adjustments. James Marlow is ill.
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Manning New College Scoring Leader
Guy Manning a 6 foot 6 guard from Prairie View Texas becomes the new scoring leader in the college small college division with a 33.2 point average. He edges Ron Jackson Clark Georgia and Bill Hicks St Mary of the Plains Kansas and trails Purdue’s Dave Schellhase in overall pace. Manning climbed to top after a slow start and finished 14th in the college division scoring last season.
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Short Signs 1966 Contract With Phillies
Philadelphia announces Chris Short, an 18 game winner last year, has signed for 1966. Short pitched 297 innings with a 2.82 ERA and 237 strikeouts last season for the Phillies.
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