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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Past
A collage of early 20th century notes. Streetcar tracks keep clear on Saturdays along MARKET STREET. August brings pastors’ vacations with no wedding rush in Frederick. Empire theater opens to 1,500 2,000 attendees. Harry B. Witter hosts a bar raising after lightning-destroyed barn. Potential marker at transfer site of Army of the Potomac before Gettysburg. Severe electrical storm hits between Jefferson and Broad Run. livestock killed. Baltimore and Ohio freight brakeman J Opelton injured in Martinsburg yards.
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Market Street
South Street
Fifth Street
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Patrick Street
Court Street
Middle Alley
Frederick
New Empire Theater
Harry B. Witter
Samsville Road
Army of the Potomac
Gettysburg
General Howker
General Meade
Prospect Hill
Roy S. Hyndman
George William Smith
Jefferson and
Broad Run
Charles Ranneberger
George W. Crum
John Bowlus
Cross-ruffing bridge play earns contract against four spades
In a tough four spade contract, South uses a cross-ruff to force a discard pattern. He ruffs diamonds, cashes clubs, and overruffs a club ruff, then continues ruffing hearts and diamonds to secure six side tricks and four more trumps for the contract.
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Frederick Parks Celebrate Joseph Lee Week With Events
Frederick playgrounds honor Joseph E. Lee with a citywide festival of games music and birthday celebrations. Activities include Browningsville Band at Baker Park Sunday 8 15 pm beginner tennis at Frederick High Monday 10 45 am and daily park programs across Staley Rosedale Linden Hills Catoctin and McLady fields featuring crafts rhythm bands storytelling sports and a Everybody’s Birthday Party.
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Frederick
Joseph E. Lee
Joseph Lee
Browningsville
Baker Park
Frederick High School
Mandardor
Linden Hills Park
Er Catoctin Park
Busy Days Of Summer Lemonade Stand At East Third Street
A crowded summer in Emmitsburg features daily activities across parks from Baker to Maryland Park. The article lists events, rhythm band rehearsals, craft sessions, story hours, and sports for children, with the Music Lady visiting various parks including East Third and Baker Park. It notes Joseph Lee Day on the last Friday in July and cites The Emmitsburg High School Band concert at Baker Park on Sunday night July 2.
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East Third Park
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Joseph Lee
Chapel Park
Monocacy Park
Baker Park
Musickaty
J . G. Bates
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Emmitsburg High School
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Kennedy cites $2.6 billion deficit cut and tax aim
President Kennedy announces preliminary figures showing an administrative budget deficit of $6.2 billion for the year ending June 30, a $2.6 billion reduction from January estimates. He attributes the improvement to stronger tax receipts and a healing economy, urging rapid tax cuts to spur growth and curb unemployment.
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Treasury
United States
Funerals Held for Scott Harris and Roy Houck
Funeral services for Scott David Harris of Mount Pleasant were held Friday at 11 a.m. at Woodsboro funeral home with Father Robert Grumbine officiating. Interment followed in Rocky Hill cemetery. Pallbearers included Lewis Abrecht Roy Kinsey Paul Hausier William Kroll Robert Bell and Paul Boyer. Funeral services for Roy Walter Houck near Detour were conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at the Union Bridge funeral home with Rev. Edward Fisher officiating. Haughs cemetery lists the burial. Pallbearers were Walter Houck Maron Houck Russell Frounteller Charles Frounteller and Granville.
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Scott David Harris
Mount Pleasant
Woodsboro
Powell and Hartzler
Robert Grumbine
Rocky Hill
Lewis Abrecht
Roy Kinsey
Paul Hausier
William Kroll
Robert Bell
Paul Boyer
Roy Walter’ Houck
Detour
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Union Bridge
D. D. Haytaler and Sons
Edward Fisher
Haugh's Cemetery
Walter Houck
Maron Houck
Russell
Charles Frounteller
Granville
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Post July 28 1943
Allied planes struck Rome targets after Roosevelt and Churchill ultimatum to Italians. Russians near Orel push from southeast, breaching German defenses. Eighth Army reaches Gerbini zone with satellite airfields. Axis prisoners in Sicily exceed 33,000. Nazi air transports shot down over the Tyrrhenian Sea. Frederick High School alumni elect Austin Fogle president. Naples docks bombed by 500 Allied bombers. Heat and drought persist, rain desperately needed. US planes bomb Paramushiro. British Eighth Army repels counterattacks at Catania as Allied troops advance in Sicily. Littoria marsh al dei sais destroyed in Rome bombing. Navy plans war against Japan through 1949. Frederick County assessors reappointed Ernest C. Speaks and Thomas R. Saylor. Tall fashion openings begin in New York including Clare McCardell.
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Eighth Army
Gerbini
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United States
Paramushiro
Japan
Pacific
Sritish Eighth Army
Catania
Ltations
Littoria
al de Sais
Frederick J. Horne
Ernest C. Speaks
Thomas R. Saylor
Walkersville
Frederick County
George V. Arnold
Board of County
New York
Clare McCardeil
Army Pvt Rohrbaugh completes navy special ist course
Army Pvt Donald F Rohrbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rohrbaugh shows progress at The Accra General School Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind July During his training he renewed instruction in personnel at operation and military patrol The 1 year old joker entered the Army in January 1951 and completed basic training at Fort Knox Ky Rohrbaugh is a 1942 graduate of St Josephs Week School Em Mrs Barbara Fenene RED Fr sage party hosts coworkers at Richard F Kline Inc Those present included Anta Alexander Thomas Kline Arche Rogers Elsie Wine Quen Keegan Joe Crist Nevin R Waskey Thelma Powell Richard F Kline Jr Thurmont and David Blickenstaff Myersville Mr Jack Hate a former Fred TIO inccident pene des signated verne Florida visited Frederick Post editor Henry Devker at Cocoa Beach Fla His wife Kay Magaha Frederick spent time in Ellicott City with her parents Captain and Mrs Charles Magaha Mr John Kreitz Jr Bitter Moore Corp head and Ellis R Meneely a restaurateur each caught a pound White Marlin off coast weighing inches COLOR BAR LOWERED WESTMINSTER color bar lowered in 13 Westminster restaurants and lunch counters.
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Army
Donald F Rohrbaugh
Kenneth R. Rohrbaugh
St Joseph's Week School
Barbara E .Fenene
Richard F. Kline
Anta Alexander
Thomas Kline
Arche Rogers
Elsie Winebrewer
Quen Keegan
Joe Crist
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Jeety
Thelma Powell
Richard F. Kline Jr
Thurmont
David Blickenstaff
Myersville
Jack Hate
Frederick
Ellicott City
Charles Magaha
John ©. Kreitz Jr
Bitter-Moore Corporation
Ellis R. Menee
We Restaurateur
Ghiaea
Unclear Medical Procedure In St George Street Area
A person on West Fifth Street, identified as St George D Rhimeneuer, underwent an unnamed procedure yesterday at 1 p.m. They were transported there by an unknown ambulance and accompanied by an unfamiliar escort.
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St. George
Bee Worker Faces Severe Eruption of Pollen While Climbing
A worker honey bee experiences a severe swarm of pollen as it ascends a pole. The incident highlights the risks bees face while foraging and navigating tall structures.
Mayor's humor and patience tested by city complaints
A column reflects on the mayor's demanding role in Frederick, detailing common citizen grievances from water issues to pigeons and noise. It highlights the need for tactful aides, a central switchboard, and a humane approach, quoting how a soft answer can defuse anger and stressing self-respect.
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Frederick
Emily Orrizon
Darlene White
Jackie Gleason
Deaths of Mrs Arya W Kirby Green and Philip Selby
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Arya W Kirby Green 82 of Bolivar at her son Georges home in New Jersey and Philip Edward Selby 73 retired Carroll County road employee in Linwood Maryland. Surviving family members and funeral arrangements are listed with service times and burial plans.
Two Sisters and Brother Named in Obituary Notice
The families of Mrs Amy Ellen McGaha of Brunswick and Mrs Marie Boapst of Baltimore along with brother Raymond Payne of Middletown are listed in the notice.
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Amy Ellen McGaha
Brunswick
Marie Boapst
Baltimore
Raymond Payne
Middletown
Mrs. Eleanor Lough Dies Aged 89 At Home
Mrs Eleanor Fisher Lough wife of Charles W Lough died at 302 Upper College Terrace at 12 55 am after six months illness aged 89 She was daughter of Rev Dr Charles G and Margaret Hay Fisher member of Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ Surviving are husband two daughters Margaret E Lough and Mrs Charles R Zweizig three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral home visiting hours Sunday 7 to 9 p m Funeral Monday 11 am Trinity Reformed Chapel Interment Mount Olivet Memorial donations to Frederick County Heart Association M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
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Carroll County Road Department
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Finksburg
Doris S Whitney
Uniontown
Daisey McNally
Sykesville
Jeanette Hood
Frederick
New Windsor
D. D. Hartall ‘and Sons
Join B. Mille
Linwood Brethren
Eleanor Fisher Lough
Charles W. Lough
Upper College Terrace
Charles G
Margaret Hay Fisher
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Margaret E. Lough
Baltimore
Charles R. Zweizig
Allentown
East Church Street
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick County Heart Association
M. R. Etchison and Son
Cambridge Legion Honored By Group At Maryland Convention
Cambridge Legionnaires were honored as the Maryland Department of the American Legion wrapped its three day convention. Col Carey Jarman presented a citation to Dorchester Post 81 for housing and supporting troopers stationed in Cambridge during the crisis. Troopers, sometimes as many as 100, used the post home around the clock, fed by post and auxiliary members.
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Condition Of Rivers Menececy clouded and lew to et emee
Rivers show cloudy conditions amid uncertain forecasts with remarks on the state of the water and potential hazards. Officials urge caution for travelers and residents along the waterways while monitoring rainfall and tides.
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