Assassination of Archduke and Wife Sparks World War I Debate
Fifty years on, historians debate if the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were killed to forestall war or to spark it. The piece recounts Gavrilo Princip and Apis plotters in Sarajevo, the 1914 assassination, and memory in present-day Bosnia.
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Franzo Ferdinand
Europe
Sarajevo
Carl Hartman
Yugoslavia
Franz Ferdinand
Col
Dragutin Dimitrievic
Black Hand
Apis
Franz Josef
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Gavrilo Princip
Austria- Hungary
Bosnia
Princip
Miljacks
Zrinzsko
Nedjelko Cabrinovic
Franz Josef Gasse
Archduke
Moritz Schiller
Miljacka
Tito
Schiller’s
Slobodan Princip
Belgrade
Slobodan
Gavrilo
Voroslav Bogicevic
Cvijetko Popovic
Cabrinovic
Bogicevic
Popovic
Vaso Dubrilovic
Montgomery County Public Golf and Park Services Spotlight
Montgomery County touts Northwest Park Golf Course on Layhill Road as a premier public course with a new clubhouse and growing popularity among residents. The Wheaton Regional Park, including Old MacDonald’s Farm and the Wheaton Lines Railroad, is highlighted as a major county recreational asset spanning nearly 500 acres and funded by the County Council and Park and Planning Commission.
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Byron Sedwick
Montgomery County
Northwest Park
Layhill Road
Northwest
Columbia
Congressional
Jack Hewitt
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Montgomery County Council
Park and Planning Commission
Wheaton Regional Park
Old MacDonald
Wheaton Lines
Development drives growth in Montgomery County recreation
A local feature highlights Jack Hewitt and staff creating a family friendly center with tennis courts riding stables athletic fields and overnight campsites. A large lake offers bluegill and bass fishing and the piece urges family visits. It credits recreational facilities among factors fueling rapid economic development in the county and promises further discussion.
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Jack Hewitt
Montgomery County
Formica World's Fair House Draws 1000+ Prospective Buyers
More than 1,000 home buyers from Baltimore Washington Frederick and Hagerstown visited the Formica World's Fair House on Flower Avenue in Mt. Airy this weekend. Built by Donald E. Grigsby the contemporary home features vertical interior paneling that mimics walnut and formica bathroom walls resembling green marble. The layout includes three bedrooms two baths living room dining room kitchen and a large hall.
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Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Flower Avenue
Mt. Airy
Donald E. Grigsby
Distributors Of Beer On Strike In Baltimore
In Baltimore the beer supply slowed as drivers and warehouse workers walked out in a wage and conditions dispute. About 60 workers joined the strike affecting Budweiser Pabst Schlitz and Schaefer distribution while temperatures topped the 90s.
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Baltimore
Jacob Blum
Schaefer
Walkersville 4-H Girls Meet for Cleaning Talk
A Walkersville 4-H girls group met Saturday at Pamela and Linda Rhoderick home with sixteen members and three leaders. Sandra Wachter gave an illustrated talk on how to clean a room, with plans for the next meeting at Ann Working's home.
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Walkersville
Pamela
Linda Rhoderick
Sandra Wachter
Ann
News Briefs From Frederick Area July 2 1964
Local items from Frederick Maryland include weather notes, civic updates, and small notices. Details are sparse on this page but reflect routine midweek happenings in the community.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
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Montgomery
Zenith
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Formica House
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
Zfnith
Louisville, Ky
Harry Muldovan
Hickory Farms
U.S. A
Rockville Pike
Rockville, Md
Esso Extra
Esso
Humble OL & Refining
Als Youn
Mimie Drial, Day Ceassic
Sso
Southern States
J. M. Johnson and Sons Union
Frederick Cooperative Commerce
Middletown Valley Co-Op
Middletown
Widdletown
Solthern
Woodsboro
Vinewood
Vmne Airy Cooperative
Mt Jury
Airy
Woolworth’s