Fireworks Witnessed By Vast Frederick Crowd
A large crowd estimated at 10 000 to 12 000 watched a $1000 fireworks display at the Frederick Shopping Center Saturday night. Rain soaked spectators as an aerial show continued under a canopy with many rushing to view from cars and sidewalks. Authorities and officials endured heavy rain while traffic was managed and no incidents were reported.
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Army
Jehai
Hisenhower
Daugher
Samuel Bar
Washington
Barrick
Mary Jean
Gruenther
American Red Cross
Frederick Shopping Center
Gelver
Canadian Parka
Lloyd R. Roberts
Biaie Conta Aa Ek Heen
Charles V. Main
Local arrests and a veteran journalist obituary noted
A weekend sweep included charges against Hoberts for county court trial after a recent auto theft sentence. Marvin Jones of Alberene faced charges on South Street. Nathan Dorsey reported a failure to pay collateral at Addison’s lab. Robert A. Wright, 92, longtime newspaperman, died after a career at major papers. Burtner family reunion gathered descendants from Sharpsburg to Middletown and beyond for picnic and fellowship.
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Hoberts
House of Correction
Marvin Joseph Jones
Alberene
West Orange
Tal
Harry Frankfn
Old Frederick Junction
Burtner
Heli
Braddock Heights
O. W. Burtner
Katie Wyand Burtner
Sharpsburg
Fellowship
Howard Burner
Keedysille
Edwin
Bethesda
Rene Burtner
Keedysville
Noah Burtner
Herbert Stepherd
Justina
Bonita
Herbert
Middletown
Balance sheet item list for bank assets section
Ledger line items include cash balances with other banks including reserve balances, cash in process of collection 1 217 625 42, United States Government obligations direct and guaranteed, obligations of states and political subdivisions, other bonds notes and debentures, loans and discounts including 3 46265 overdrafts, both premises owned, real estate owned other than bank premises, and other assets.
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United States
Si UC
Eisenhower Returns From Gettysburg Holiday
President Eisenhower and three grandchildren wrap up a three day Fourth of July holiday at the Gettysburg farm. A golf practice on the lawn preceded a motor cavalcade to Washington in five cars, followed by four press and camera vehicles. The first limousine carried Eisenhower, David, and Barbara Anne with the Secret Service car and a sedan following.
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Eisenhower
Susan
Alfred M. Gruenther
Mrs. Emma E Mason dies at 92 in Columbus Ohio
Mrs. Emma E Mason aged 92, eldest of the once famous Smith Sisters singing group, died Saturday in Columbus. Only surviving sister is Gertrude Saint, 89, of New York.
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Emma E. Mason
Columbus
Ohio
Buuze E. Mason
Sin Singing Smith Susters
Gertrude Saint
New York
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