Canadian Steeplejack Sets Up Shop Offshore Worker Builds on Heights
Clarence Ray Forrest and Joann Wade list marriage licenses while Canadian flagpole painter James Story, born in the U.S. to Canadian parents, makes Frederick his temporary base. He drills 90 and 60 foot poles, earning high wages and painting church steeples when needed, with past projects at All Saints and Trinity Chanel. He plans another Ohio job but aims to return to local work.
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Clarence Ray Forrest
Myersville
Joann Louise Wade
Keedysville
Larry Leon Howard
Frederick
Dawne Lee Kemp
Jefferson
William H. Sipe
Ruth E. Maul
Charlottesville
Robert A. Lambert
James T. Wachter
United States
James F. Story
America
Hobson $. Musseter
Robert Lee Rice
Coun- Calumet
Michigan
Canada
Frederick Saw
Reuise
Hialeah Racetrack
Miami
Florida
West Church Street
Charles Paul Staley
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Ohio
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Thurmont American Legion Club
Story
America Today In History Highlights and Birthdays
1861 Lincoln and Seward visit Fort Corcoran Virginia and inspect other fortifications. 1869 First freight car on Central Pacific Railroad leaves for the East with plums pears and grapes for New York City. 1886 Steve Brodie jumps from Brooklyn Bridge. friends await below in a rowboat. 1962 Telstar marks first Atlantic Hive television program exchange with Kennedy news and Statue of Liberty imagery. Birth anniversaries and scattered notes follow including John J. Evers. Wheat price supports listed for 1963 and county rates for 1983. bonuses for germinal wheat yield noted.
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Lincoln
Seward
Fort Corcoran
Central Pacific Railroad
East
Chicago
New York City
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn
Louis A. Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Army
Atlantic
U.S
Telstar
Kennedy
Buffalo
South Dakota
John J. Evers
Tray, Noy
Evers
Chicago Cubs
Court Clerk Retires and Moves to Windward Islands
Virginia Sandredi, longtime deputy clerk of Maryland's highest court, retires after twenty years and plans to reside on Beguia Island in the Grenadines. Lloyd Young, a court official, remains connected to Maryland's Clerk's office as former chief deputy clerk. A ministerial visit from Tokyo outlines Obara’s planned August European trip to discuss political and economic concerns. Soviet statistics show half-year declines in milk butter and egg output despite production-boost efforts.
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Virginia
Maryland
Lloyd Young
Cork
Tice Ogle
Lansing
Tokyo
Masayoshi Obara
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
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Court News
Donald W. Dawson
Carlton L. Wirts
Dorothy J. Chamberlain
Willeas A. Hopbarn
Gunty
A. Stottlemyer
Mildred B. Smith
Percy J. Paine
Jack M. Reynolds
Hayes L. Metz Jr
T Clyde W. Palerella
Elizabeth McC. Lee
Isabel
Thomas
William H. Thomas
Martha Kemp Slemmer
Robert W. Leichert
Charless. Tregoning
Russell A. Whitmore
Baltimore
Maryland Savvings Share Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan
MLS
Victor A. Leisner
Baltimore Brick Company
Joseph A. Lenkiewica
Carrol Morgan
Chwistine Hagan
Royal Canadian Cadets
Caral Robbins
Harry
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Linda
Harby
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Wiliam P. Snow
Bangor
Charles F. Willis
Beaumont
Tex
ISB
College Park
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Congress
American Railroads
Masithu River
Beguia Island
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Grenadines
Windward Islands
West Indies
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