Mementos Of Hotel Opening Showcased At Francis Scott Key
A Key Hotel display highlights the 1923 opening and early decade era with the FSK Ensemble and other musicians. Hagan and Duffy organized nightly concerts from 6 to 8 p.m. and Sundays noon to 1 30 p.m. The exhibit includes a 1923 opening dinner, photographs, programs, and notes on E R Sager and the hotel’s musical history.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
H. David Hagan
City Engineer's Office
Theaterial
Martin Duffy
Asant
Hagan
Sperry Storm
Joseph Stephens
Storm
Stephens
Potomac Edison
Harold Knode
FSK
Governor Johnson
Ralph Schroeder
Roy Schroeder
Washington
Donald Stephens
Maryland
Charles Hagan
David Hagan
E. R. Sager
Francis Scan
Grange Marks 415th Anniversary in New Market
The New Market Grange gathered at Market Fire Hall for its 415th anniversary with a reddish supper for about 55 guests. William acted as bassmaster, Mrs. Ock and Mrs. Thom led songs, and Richard Pryeran gave a talk with several past masters honored. State and local officials and visiting dignitaries attended, noting the Grange’s long history since New Market’s charter and planning a building dedication in the spring.
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Et Grange
Market Fire Hall
Reddish
William
McGulerick
Ock
Joan Thoman
John Thomid
Richard Pryeran
Jack McColerick
Sears
Anary
Lawrence Crickenberger
Bruce Crum
William Burall
Gareth Lease
Leroy Burall
Jack McGolerick
Ethan Summers
New Market
Pomona
The
Grange
Crickenberger
Quinn
Crum
Lionel Burgess
Bernard Remsburg
Remsburg
State Grange
Adam Plummer
Plummer
Richard Pry
New Market Grange
Ameri carts guitar players estimated at six million
An unclear clipping suggests a figure of about 6,000,000 people in America play the guitar, though the text is garbled and may be part of a statistical note.
Fire Endangers Oil in Alaska Storage Depot
A large Standard Oil storage depot near Anchorage suffered a three hour blaze that destroyed a warehouse and endangered thousands of barrels of oil. Officials said a broken pump casing sprayed gasoline around the facility and a spark ignited it causing at least 200000 dollars in damage with no injuries reported.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Standard Oi] Co
California
Md College Enrollment To Triple Warned By Maryland Trustees
Maryland state college trustees warn that enrollment will triple by 1970. In their first annual report they caution against expanding one part of the three tier system at the expense of the others, calling such expansion an inexcusable waste and a threat to the tripartite structure.
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Baltimore
Trustees of
Maryland State Colleges
Maryland
University of Maryland
Lovettsville Citizens To Meet At Monthly Session
The Lovettsville District Citizens Association schedules its regular meeting at Lovettsville School Monday evening January 25 at 8 30 p m. The agenda includes power line developments a district road improvement report and discussion of cooperation with the Lovettsville Mayor and Council and other local groups to secure a doctor for the area.
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Lovettsville
Calvert Man Chosen Farm Bureau Head
A Calvert County tobacco grower, Young D. Hance, was chosen Saturday to succeed Noah Kefauver Jr. as president of the Maryland Farm Bureau. G. Willard Oakley of Worcester County was named first vice president with R. Johns Dixon and Fred Ernst as vice presidents. Rankin Lusby of Baltimore County was elected executive secretary and Edgar A. Kalb of Baltimore reelected treasurer.
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Baltimore
Calvert County
Noah Kefauver Jr
Maryland Farm Bureau
Young D. Hance
Kefauver
G. Willard Oakley
Worcester County
R. Johns Dixon
St. Marys County
Fred Ernst
Washington County
Edgar A. Kalb
Hood College Astronomer Coauthors Field Guide to the Stars
Hood College astronomy professor Dr Ching Sung Yu teams with Dr Donald H Menzel of Harvard College Observatory on A Field Guide To the Stars And Planets. Published by Houghton Mifflin in the Peterson Field Guide series, with vast charts and sky maps.
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Ching Sung Yu
Hood College
Houghton Mifflin Company
Donald H. Menzel
Harvard College Observatory
Roger Tory Peterson
Dr. Menzel
Dr. Yu
Supreme Court Agrees To Rule On Paid Speeches In Congress
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on whether the constitution bars prosecuting a congressman for being paid to speak in the House. The appeal came from the Justice Department in a case involving former Rep. Thomas F. Johnson of Maryland after a circuit court decision limited inquiry into motivation behind floor speeches.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Justice Department
Rep
Thomas
F. Johnson
US Circuit Court
Richmond
Teacher Examinations Set For Towson State College
Towson State College designated as a test center for National Teacher Examinations on March 20 1965 Kenneth Hallam director of Research and Evaluation announced. College seniors preparing to teach and teachers applying to school systems encouraging or requiring applicants submit NTE scores with other credentials. Examinations are prepared and administered by Educational Testing Service Princeton New Jersey.
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Kenneth Hallam
Educational Testing Service
Princeton
New Jersey
Frederick approves thirteen building permits totaling 104 826
Frederick City Engineer Robert A. Whiteford approved thirteen permits last week including six new homes totaling 134 591 and three home improvements. Business upgrades cover a car wash, a compression shed and signs for local firms on West Patrick Street Jefferson Street and East Patrick Street. New residences include several 20 000 level homes in Westbrook Wyngate Maplewood and College Estates with various builders and site details.
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Frederick City
Robert A. Whiteford
Kenneth H. Stull
Eest South Street
Seaboard
Wyngate
James Portner
E. W. Ausherman, Inc
10Th Street
College Estates
Morgan-Keller, Inc
Catoctin Avenue
Maplewood
Carrollton Drive
Brosius Homes Corporation
Frederick
Local Home Improvements Booked On West Church and Fairview
Ausherman Construction will remodel the interior of a West Church Street building owned by Delores Shook, repair the front porch, remove a side porch for 1000 dollars by Morgan Keller Inc. An enclosed brick and stone carport will be added to a Fairview Avenue home owned by D J McCutchan for 800 dollars.
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Ausherman Construction Company
West Church Street
Delores Shook
Morgan- Keller, Inc
Fairview Avenue
D.J. McCutchan
Westminster Dog Show Set for Sunday at Westminster Armory
An all breed and obedience dog show is planned at the Maryland National Guard Armory in Westminster on Sunday January 51 with judging starting at 1 p.m. over 400 dogs across 65 breeds expected. Admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children under 8.
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Maryland National Guard
Main Street
Longwell Avenue
Westminster
Joseph Hahn
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