Gladhill Veet marks annual Rennies at Amvets Park
The Gladhill Rennies picnic June 15 at Middle town Amvets Park drew 115 attendees. Prizes went to smallest baby Michael Gelsbert and others for ages birthdays and family ties while long lists of attendees included Mr and Mrs Duane McGill Oklahoma City and many Gladhill families.
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Middletown Amvets Park
Michael Gelsbert
Paul Geisbert II
Jack Brandenburg
James Souders
Edgar J. Plood
Terry Gladhill
Lolainna
Duane McGill
Oklahome City
Ohibos
Deff
Sherry Wisner
Wanda Kinna
Airs
Lola Kina
Linds Rinna
Duane Jr
Janet McGill
Ricky
Dee Dee Chesler
Meredith Kinny
Todd
Austin Kinna
Wanda
Dent
Hrends Kinns
Ronnie Junn
Brian
Stucs Kinny
Eugene Wisner
Shorts Wisner
Tonshinna Wid
Kevin
Elden Kinna
Paul Geisbert Jr
Paul I
Michael Geisbert
Judy Gilbert
Connie Solt
David Gilbert
Charles Carpenter Jr
Bobby
Renny Carpenter
Jimmy
Edgar 1
Floohy
William Moore
Mary Myrich
Annie Jacobs
Shandrin Belizzi
Charles Gladhill
Gail Coleman
David
Janice Grossnichte
Kenneth Gladhill
Jeffrey
Michael Gladhill
Ralph Gladhill
Bonnie
Ronnie
Sammy Gladhill
Wilbur Gladhill
Kay
Floyd Gladhill
Ervin Cline
Bernice Cline
Jerry Gladhill
Daisy Haupt
Maurine
Margaret Cerra
Charles Norris
Ruth
Clara Norris
Leo Norris
Robert Norris
Charles Norris Jr
Bridget
Mark Norris
Janet
Donald
Robert Kenneth
Brenda Cline
Mencken Praises Model Railroading In Affectionate Note
Baltimore writer H L Mencken, famed for sharp commentary, offered affectionate praise for model railroading, highlighting its craft, whimsy, and the quiet artistry of miniature trains and layouts.
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Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
New Stewardess Nancy Oberhaus Earns Wings at A A
Nan cy Sue Oberhaus daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Oberhaus has received the silver wings of an American Airlines stewardess at the Stewardess College in Fort Worth Texas and will be assigned to flight duty from New York City. A Saint Joseph Missouri native, she is a 1967 graduate of Thomas Johnson High Frederick and studied at the University of Maryland. She was a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority and previously worked at Haber of Washington. She is 26 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall, with blonde hair and blue eyes.
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Nancy Sue Oberhaus
Lester Oberhaus
American Airlines
American Airlines Stewardess College
Fort Worth
Tes
New York
Cit
Saint Joseph
Oberhaus
Thomas Johnson High
Frederick
University of Maryland
College Park
Alpha Omicron Pi Sotomy
Haber of Washington
Western Maryland College Offers Summer Reading Prac- ticum
Dr. Joseph R. Bailer announces a reading practicum for youth at Western Maryland College Westminster this summer. Director Waller notes past success and extends the program to both elementary and secondary students. Sessions run July 12 to 22 from 11 45 a m to 1 15 p m daily with two reading specialists, Edward Bennett and Dr Gutkoski supervising under Dr Joseph Gutkoski.
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Joseph R. Bailer
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Waller
Edward Bennett
Joseph Gutkoski
Tydings Warns Capital Becomes Narcotics Hub
Senator Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland says Washington, D C is a narcotics distribution point for surrounding areas including Baltimore. He plans a July 29 conference with law enforcement to discuss clamping down on drug traffic and notes lax enforcement in the capital. He cites testimony from a recent committee hearing and prior outreach to regional governments.
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Washington
CAP
Baltimore
Joseph D. Tydings
Tydings
Sensate
District of Columbia
Balimore
Ers
Nader shifts focus from carmakers to USDA watchdogs
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader accuses the Agriculture Department of prioritizing industry protection over consumer rights. He targets Dr. Robert Somers and aides for withholding critical meat inspection reports and failing to enforce the Wholesome Meat Act deadlines. Nader seeks openness, stronger state compliance, and leadership changes in the Consumer Protection Division to improve enforcement and public access to inspectors' findings.
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Washington Cap
Ralph Naha
Ariculture Department
Nader
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Jardin
Consumer and Marketing Service
Department of Agriculture
Robert K. Somers
Consumer Protection
Joseph S. Stein
Edward A. Murphy
Somers
Souther
California
Vers Non
Catif
Hardin
Vernon
Consumer Protection Division
C & MS
Ex Con Arrested In Michigan Coach Slaying Case
Police arrest Ernest Bishop Jr., a 28 year old ex convict, in the slaying of University of Michigan sociology student Margaret Phillips in Arbor. Bishop, released six months ago after a rape sentence, is a suspect tied to prior area killings. Phillips had counseled him and was shot in her apartment. Six earlier victims, including EMU students, are referenced with dates from 1967 to 1969, tying the case to a string of murders in Ypsilanti and surrounding areas.
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As Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Southern Michigan
Walter Krasny
Marggaret Phillips
Ernest 2. Bishop Jr
Krasny
Miss Phillips
Bishop
Polie
Washtenaw County Prosecu
Tor William Delhey
Isighop
Judith Rubin
Miss Rubin
Detroit News
Detroit Recorder's Court
Mary Plexzar
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Joan Schell
Eastern Michigan
State and counties urged to up crime prevention expenditures
A Governor's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration proposes Maryland and its subdivisions raise crime prevention and central services spending by 18 percent, about 30 million more annually, with a five year plan totaling 172 million yearly for police courts and prisons and 150 million for improvements. The report urges sweeping reforms including shifting sentencing from judges, establishing a guilty verdict standard, and starting rehabilitation before trial, while noting financial hurdles may hinder full implementation. Also noted is Pvt Anthony Van Harris of Adamstown stationed at Fort Riley, awaiting Vietnam duty after training.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Commission On
Commission
Fort Riley
Anthony van Harris
Calleen Dawson
William Harris
Adamstown
Kaw
Fort Bragg
N.C
Vietnam
Prolific mother bears 21st child in Haifa
In Haifa AP reports Jiza Ben Haroush, described as Israel’s most prolific mother, has given birth to her 21st child. Her husband Meir comments that at her age of 46, that may be enough, marking a remarkable family milestone in the Moroccan-born Israeli’s long childbearing history.
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HAIFA
Jiza Ben- Haroush
Israel
Meir
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