Utes win record $31.7 million from government in land dispute
The Court of Claims awarded the Ute Tribe roughly 31.7 million dollars in four judgments, including a 24.3 million payout. The sum, tied to land taken from their ancestors, amounts to about 10 percent per member. Attorneys say payment may still require Congress action.
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Ivory
Efrnest Wilkinson
Utes
Tillamooks
Ihey
Colorado
R. S
Congress
Vet Waiting
Avitkingon
Swampers Parade Hose Reel At Walkersville Anniversary
Historical fire company tale highlights the Swampers and United Hose teams in a parade linked to Walkersville’s 200th town anniversary. It notes a restored hose reel built by Lipps brothers, with old wood and handwork, and the Lipps family’s long service to the department.
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Unitij Steam Fire Engine Company
Frederick
Walkersville Hlumteer Fire Company
Glade Valley Ta
Walkersville
Iit
Na United
Charles
Billy Ps
Lipps
Charley
United E-Hall
Johnny Swamper Club
United
Charles Lipps
Uniteds
Bruns Fick
Independent Hose Je. No. 1
Baby Show Tops Week At Frederick Park Events
Playgrounds across Frederick host Safe Play Week activities with several sites offering crafts, rhythm bands, and sports. The highlight is Thursday evening’s All Playgrounds Baby Show at Baker Park with judging in age groups and friendly categories.
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Lee A. House
Jefferson
Bernard Grove Jr
Remce Reed
Nathan Howse
D. House
Daphne
Middletown
Frederick
Claude B Ahalt
Arthur T Hightman
Renice Reed
Ray
J. Wilmer
Garland D
Jerry
Eddie
Auster Miller
Joyce
Baltimore
James & Albin
Nathan House
Tommy
Robert
Ronnie
Lee Mouse
Arthur
Irene
Mamie Guyton
C. Routzahr
Burkittsville
Dress-up Pet Show and Community Activities Schedule
A weekly schedule outlines morning and afternoon events on East Third Street including an ing story hour, relays, croquet, quiet games, midget softball, volleyball, mimetics, dramatic play, rhythm band, jump rope, and special events like a pet show and playground sing. Evening activities feature folk dancing and playground sing through Thursday with Friday offering more sports and quiet games along with a proof of theory report from New York on polio germ behavior.
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Frederick Zonta Club
Shell
Baker Park
Staley Park
Tiny Tot
Mullinix Park
Washington Street
McCurdy
Harmon
East Third Street
Protest Sitdown Delays PRR Gilber Replacement
Protesters in Leakerville Pennsylvania blocked an underpass beneath the Pennsylvania Railroad to stop replacing a dislodged girder. About 200 children who use the underpass faced a dangerous route and withdrew after State Police Lieutenant F C Miner said no progress could be made.
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Wampers
Idvision
J. W. A. R. Bell
Frederick ' S
Maryland
Ak Walton League
Troll County
K Bay
State Roads Commission
Peapcake Bay Crossing
New York
Elizabeth Kenny
France
Washington
O'Conor
Peach Pfaltyson
Che Wirtow
Lordtatuals
Mveting
Areetesn
Feotest
Tredata
Modern Party
Mrcitek Tas
James Hotland
Idoo
Wakak Reineens
Berlin
Great Britain
Ferance
Algeria
Libya
French West Africa
Egypt
Tia
Sudan
Saudi Arabia
Archian Sea
India
Ando-China
Reus Nove
Formosa
Japan
U. S
Korea
Boyt Benge
Thailand
Philippin
Russia
Moscow
Mars Opticians
Market Street
CoWon Tomas
Wien
Greenol
Gu Cartell Paskwiy Erecitigk
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Doll’s Jewelry Store
S. Market St. Park
Frederick’s
Bugs Bunny
Maine
Texas
Florida
California
Sunkist
Lawrence Paints
Cannonhall
U.S
Ve Bushel
Lou
Yuna
Roger
Cain
Braddock 441 Club
Bradiuek
Gas House Pike
Route 40
Singanore Road
LPM
Charles G. Cramer
Ignatius Felease
John Sitaw
Main Street
Woodsboro
Maple Studio
Rouch
Actiow
Hilda Eyler
Glenn Trout
Harry C, Dorces
Ler Wolfe
Garfield Road
Smithsburg
Wallsville
Guernsey
Ward-Perguson
David Bradley
Nerness
Elizabeth
Kelly
Tiomas
Amithsburg, MD
Evmmert KR. Bowlls
R. L. Kelly
Ladies Aid of
Crossnickle’s Church
Null and Null
Waldale Farm
W. A. Waters
Henderson’s Corner
Montgomery County
D.S.1
T. B
Noltice
W. J. Williams
Waidale Farm
P. O. Germantown
John W. Null
Delbert S. Null
Horace M, Alexander
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