Married On North Car Road In Durham
Miss Barbara Annte Wall of Durham and Mr Melvin Scott of Decatur Alabama were married at St Philips Episcopal Church Durham by Rev Edwards. Bride, former faculty member, wore Chantilly lace gown with heirloom brooch. Groom, a drug department employee, wore gray suit. Attendants, reception, and wedding trip to Decatur followed.
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North Carglisa
Barbara Annte Fat
Boyd Wall
Durham
Licker
Melvin
Boston
Ward Donald Senth
Ands
Airs Brivard
Keane + vile
Florida
St Philips Episcopal Roarch
Reylan ‘F Edwards
Tond Cofleze
Scott
People’s
Henry Cook
Burhans
Marrage
Aid
Sinn
Orchid
Marilyn Mason
Brownsburg
Indiana
George Topakas
Washington
Alvits Loitis
Tuichard Dunham, Couain
The
Ersant
Durhads
Anc
Aseret “Iniar College
Woemans College
Univerenyt
North Carolina
VON
University of
Flatala
Cannon Seeks Yearly Balanced Federal Budget Measure
Missouri Democrat Clarence Cannon, long House member and Appropriations chair, proposes a bill requiring a balanced federal budget annually. He notes postwar deficits, tax needs, and defense outlays, urging Congress to address spending and revenue to sustain economic growth.
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Clarence Cannon
House of Representatives
Cannon
House
Friedrick County notes from 1905 columns
Fifty Years Ago figures reflect Frederick County events. Lloyd C Culler lands a contract for a two story brick building at Court and Second Streets on Elks Club property from Col T T Iersperg estate. O P Bennett and R J Dutrow elected to Animal Insurance Co directors after deaths of James B E Walker and Samuel Dutrow. Harry W Bowers ILAS buys five acres near Clarke Place to create South Park addition and street parallel to Clarke Place. Guy K Motter, son of Rev L AM Motter, passes Maryland University law exams for bar admission. Mrs Donald McLefan presides as DAR president at Opera House meeting. Joseph D Baker and Rev Nevert Shele speak. New York reception follows.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Court and
Second Streets
The
Elks Club
Col. T. T. Iiersperg
Animal Insurance Company
Frederick County
O. P. Bennett
R. & J. Dutrow
James BE. Walker
Samuel Dutrow
Harry W. Bowers Ilas
Clarke Place
Louts Orphans Asylum
Bowers
South Park
Guy K. Motter
Tl. AM. Motter
Maryland University Law School
State Board of Law Examiners
Donald McLfeax
Daughters of the American Revolution
Opera House
Frederick
Joseph D. Baker
Dre. Nevert Shele
Qld Trinity Church
New York
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Colunies Of The Sews
A July 6 1983 column recalls a four to fourteen member education board delegation seeking Broad Run elementary school consolidation amid Miridie town Fest plans The piece notes last summer’s postponement and questions whether the plan will change Also mentions local market price of corn and a 94 degree day with a brief city water department scorecard and a small contest result aboard the miniature course in the city
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Colunies
Broad Run
Board of Education
Saul
Anew
Ed Fm Max
Water Techer
Thomas Williamis
Lowesr
Mullinix Robinson Wedding At Asheville
Miss Thelma Jean Reibingen daughter of Mr and Mrs Doc Robinson of St Louis Missouri wed Harald Wullan di son of Mr and Mrs Uardel Mullis of Maple Hebalus Farm in Asheville Grace Methodist Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev Bernard Fitererald with Miss Sonabelle Barton of St Louis as maid of honor and Mrs Barry Morris of Asheville as bridesmaid. Barry Morris as best man. A small reception followed at the Martin home on Vamypden Road Beverly Hills. Mrs Mullinix is a bank clerk in St Louis and he served in the US Army with the 819 Combat Engineers Corps. He has been stationed at Anchorage Alaska for 16 months.
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Asheville
Hriegroom
Honda Barry Morris
Martin
Ad Vamypden Road
Beverly Helle
Mies
Airs
Malligiy
Herculaneum Fide Seneora Pt
Louis
Wedding of Patricia Best at Cannes Hall
The ceremony featured Patrica Best daughter of the bridegroom and her partner in a lace gown. The best man Lennelling Severe- IM IAs and a 4 sprall reception followed at Cannes Hall.
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Raple Fort Monmouth
Patrica
Lennelling
Cannes Hall
General Motors stock opens with trading glitches and plan for split
Trading screens failed to set an opening price for General Motors stock as brokers battled bids and offers. After the session, GM announced a split into three new shares on the West Coast, sending the price surging to 121. Di Pant led the gains as 2.8 million GM shares changed hands.
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Loek
Inarian
Fae General Moaiors
Selim
Wite Saeidaliayan
General Motors
Stat
Sata
New York
GM Eornamear
Sieth Aiienate
Angie
Westerdan
No Relief In Sight From Hot Weather
Heat wave continues across Maryland with upper 90s in many areas and Baltimore at 81 early. Humidity rises, thundershowers expected in places, while health officials urge cooling meals, light clothing, sun avoidance, and cool showers to cope with the heat.
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Weather Bureau
Baltore
Baltimore
Divided Over Sincerity Of Soviet Russia
Washington officials split over Moscow sincerity in peace talks with Russia. A majority see gestures like the apology for shooting down a U S plane as evidence Moscow may offer concessions to ease East West tension and slow the arms race toward broader negotiations. A smaller group deems the optimism dangerous and expects no real end to the cold war.
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Washington
Moscow
Russia
Geneva
Eight Hurt in Two Car Crash at U S 301 Mary land 228
Waldorf Md Eight persons injured in a two car collision at the intersection of U S 301 and Maryland 228. Farid Richard Markham 20 of Providence North Carolina suffered head lacerations. John Thomas Proctor year old of Waldorf sustained bruises and abrasions. Other injured include Barbara Ann Markham 7 Minor's ear lacerations and back abrasions. Additional Markhams aged 53 27 11 months 20 and 4 all from Providence Noo with various cuts and fractures. Driver Proctor faced charges as authorities investigated.
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Waldorf
Mel M. Brekt
U.S. 301
Maryland
Farid Richard Markham
Previeydence
N.C
John Thomas Mroctor
Barbara Ann Markham
Markham
Maude Markham
Nan Marie Markham
Nasmi
James Richard Markham
Markhams
Providence
Noo
Rasmond Markham
Giyris
Danville
Paler
U.8
Proctor
Mountain Theater Charms With You Never Know Musical
The Mountain Theater stages You Never Know directed by James Dras starring Bill O'Brien and Lois Barden. A Porteresque musical farce set in an old country manor follows Gaston as he disguises as a baron’s servant to woo Maria, with witty lines and lively songs enhancing the performance.
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Mountain Theater
Paul Moore
Gaston
Farias
Braddock Heights Theater
Mountain Theater Ing
James, Dras
Focal Aroue
Porter
Bill O'Brien
Lois Barden
Bayen Ferdinand Romer
Old Country
Hutler
Baron ‘Romer
Turl
Maria
Ashe
Homer
Morather
Bullet
Mara
Jack LeGrang
Baron Komer
Fran Whiting
Dorothy Lae
Tompins
Malcolm Rose
Walter Stilley
Opportunities For The Blind By Roger W Rabson
Rabson discusses the mental and physical handicaps affecting blind individuals and argues for opportunities. He notes legal versus total blindness, praises Braille and talking books, highlights Braille use for records, and cites government and private programs promoting vocational paths for the blind, including Perkins and related agencies.
Orchard Fire Sweeps Large Orchard Structure
A overnight lightning strike hit an all metal building at a large orchard near Routes 15 miles southwest of town. Fire Chief Henri Powell of the Fone ney Fire Department said the blaze damaged the building and processing gear, with losses estimated around ten thousand dollars. The cold storage facilities housed 10,000 bushels of apples and grading equipment. no injuries reported. Firefighters battled the blaze, aided by crews from the surrounding area.
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Romney
Here
Milien
Henri Powell
Fone Ney Fire Department
Hiare
Edward
Leatherman
Pawel
Uncle Sam lookalike: Davis's decades as a parade icon
Amelia Yoda Davis, a lanky 74 year old from Rocks Mount South Carolina, began shaving goatee after a 20 year pause and became a famed Uncle Sam in patriotic parades. He led the North Carolina delegation in Truman's 1948 inaugural parade and has long funded his appearances himself. He recalls his first uniform, neighbors helping, and the joy in children's eyes. Davis, deafened by illness at age four, keeps working on his farm with his painter wife as she gains recognition in Raleigh.
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Ral Royer
Arthur
Uncle Sam
Amelia Yoda Davis
Scg
Quibbie
Davis
Samuel
Pavis
Uncle Sami
Oftean
Sam
Ameone
Raleigh
Avis Wort
Dennis” James
Cbs-Tvy
Cranddaddys
Tye
Sea
Faney
Mavle Fast Time On New Type Train
Approximately 425 people enjoyed a holiday weekend excursion via the Balmore and Ono railroad to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and back. The new Ruddispe diesel propelled car left at nine from Carrietl street, halted for pickups, and arrived early, aided by the new route to reduce delays. Mr Harrington notes plans for another Labor Day trip with transportation both ways.
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Balmore and Ono
Buffalo
Niacara Falls
Harvey A. Harrington
Sour End Chir Association, Inc
Utary
BRO Staten
Carietl Street
Brumsacck
Martinsbug
Cumberland
Bude Direel
Hareigion
Snershous
Labor Day
Weer
Wien
Imelide Transportation
Am and
Shamcys
How Far Will They Go In Government Ownership Policy?
Washington column analyzes the clash between Democrats and Republicans over government ownership of electric power. It cites Kefauver and Knowland, recalls Tennessee River flood control debates, and questions whether public power advocates would broaden to other industries. It notes Eisenhower’s stance, TVA impact, and the political stakes for 1998 elections.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Britain
United States
Democratiwc Party
Kefauver
Tennessee
Knowland
California
Norris
Nebraska
Tennessee River
Supreme Court of the United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennaiesser
Honalis
Supe
Russia
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
America
Eisenhower
Alemphis
Dixonates
Atamien Energy Commission
Democratic Party
Jin
Republican Party
Democrats
Radical Party
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Pro Western Cabinet Formed By Segni In Rome
Antonia Segni forms a Western coalition cabinet in Rome ending Nalys short political void. She presents ministerial names to President Ciavanni Grong and seeks quick approval from both houses as the new government is set to take office.
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Segni
Rome
Antonia Segni
Coalitio
Nalys
Cabervisis
Ciavanni Grong
Trahan
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