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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1968

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Annual Reunion For Toms Family

The Toms family held their reunion at Fishing Creek Park Mountaindale gathering for the first time since the death of Tate John I and Daisy F Toms of Woodsboro. Eighty eight people attended and officers were elected for the next year with Charles Toms as president Roland Toms vice president Ralph Toms treasurer and Mrs Herman Lockner secretary. A birthday cake was shared for Mrs Paul Heffner by her children. The next reunion date and place will be announced later.

Toms Fishing Creek Park Mountaindale Tate John I Daisy F. Toms Woodsboro Charles Toms Roland Toms Ralph Toms Herman Lockner Betty Easterbrook Lena Swanson Phyllis Naundorf Judy Carl Dorothy Toms Elmer Toms Paul Heffner And

Federal agents warn of lab made marijuana threat

Federal narcotics agents fear the emergence of colorless very potent synthetic marijuana that could be added to tobacco or after shave lotion. The Washington Post cited officials and citizens while the Justice Department plans new legislation to regulate laboratory made cannabis already expensive but likely to drop as chemists improve production.

Washington (Ap Washington Post Justice Department Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Congress Post

Maryland Considers Major hike in Admission Tax

A proposed 20 fold rise in Maryland admission and amusement tax was presented to a joint legislative and executive committee. Ray L Vallanti proposed raising the current 0.5 percent rate to as high as 10 percent or up to 3 percent to align with state sales tax. Committee chair Sen Eyere M Emanuel Jr seeks input from major event organizers and bowling alley operators on exemptions before any decision.

Baltimore Maryland Ray L. Vallanti Valianti Eyere M. Emanuel, Jr D-Prince Georges Emanuel

Electric Heat The Clean Choice With No Moving Parts

Electric heat is described as the cleanest heat with no moving parts to make noise or wear out, highlighting its quiet, low maintenance operation. The claim emphasizes longevity and simplicity as advantages of electric heating.

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