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Fifty Years Ago News Poem Files July 71 1913
Aid to Cuba barred in past U S contributions to United Nations peacekeeping in Congo and Gaza. House Foreign Affairs Committee votes to prohibit any voluntary funds from aiding Cuba. Cuba nationalizes American embassy property in Havana as retaliation. Names and places from local area listed for licenses, tests, deaths, fires, and incidents.
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United States
United Nations
Congo
Gaza Strip
Cuba
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations Development
Havana
Fidel Cairo
Hels
AM Perny
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
The July 71 1943 list notes county plans to sell Montevue sewer to Frederick at fair price amid cost checks. City police report thirty arrests over a busy weekend. Allied forces push in Sicily as Churchill vows relentless war on Italy. Mussolini ouster spurred peace demonstrations in Rome and changes to ration rules. Pro wrestler Jim Wright dies after a heart attack in Phoenix. Adm Sir William Tennant, 73, authority on wartime evacuation, dies in Worcester.
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Montevue
Frederick City
Sicily
Churchill
House of Commons
Italy
Jacoby on Bridge Slams and Safe Bidding
Famed bridge columnist Jacoby analyzes bid slams and safer bidding approaches. The piece weighs risks of aggressive slams and offers guidance for accurate evaluations and optimal contract choice.
Sacrificial bidding leads to six spades loss in bridge
West sacrifices by bidding six hearts after North 5 diamonds and South two spades. North passes buck to East, South responds strongly with solid spades and void hearts. West leads nine of clubs and after a club ruff, South is two down in six spades.
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South
North
National Guard completes three day troop rotation in Cambridge
In Cambridge a three day National Guard troop rotation ended with 490 soldiers of the 1st Battalion 175th Infantry arriving to join a quiet community of 12,000. The move followed a July 12 deployment after a night of racial violence that wounded six whites. Col. Elmer Bright assumed command, replacing Brig. Gen. George M. Gelston who begins two weeks of field training. Visitors Wade M. Sheldon and family returned to St Paul after a Maryland stopover, with notable family events and local church visits highlighted during their Maryland stay.
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Cambridge
175Th Infantry
National Guard
Elmer Bright
George M. Gelston
Gelston
Wade M. Sheldon
Wade Jr
St. Paul
Minn
Maryland
Frederick
Charles E. Hargett
Baltimore
Sheldon
Waddie
Hhe
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Liberty Heights
Joyce Crouse
Kennedy proposes a new open door immigration policy
The article outlines Kennedy's plan to scrap the national origin quota based on 1920 and replace it with a five year pool system. Priority goes to skilled applicants, family connections, then all others on a first come basis, with a 10 percent cap per country. Overall annual immigration would reach about 165000 outside the Western Hemisphere.
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Kennedy
British Isles
Europe
Italy
Greece
Middle East
Asia
Olney
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Red Lion Area
Mrs Mace Bichsuke is deceased at her daughter’s home on 94 Pine Street Red Lion Pa and will celebrate her birthday Wednesday. Vicki Ann and David Crease spend summer in St Paul Minnesota at their brother in law and sister’s residence. The Ironville 4H July meeting at Patricia Pocock’s home had four members present with demonstrations on threading a sewing machine making a handkerchief blouse and freezing pans.
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Mace Bichsuke
Clifford Gehr
Pine Street
Red Lion
Vicki Ann
David Crease
East Patrick Street
St. Paul
Mirm
Inlaw
Wade M_ Sheldon
Lronville 4H
Patricia Pocock
Joem Gaether
Susan Christopher
Janet Porter
John Johnson
Summer musings and legends of youth in a small town
A reminiscence filled column celebrates youth as a state of mind not age, with reflections on summer’s pleasures and vanity in fashion. It also notes General D John Markey’s death and honors a civic life, plus local anecdotes about neighbors, criticism, and a church notice of an adoption and a Tupperware party.
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D. John Markey
United States
France
Belgium
Markey
Frederick City
Family Reunion Highlights Kemptown and Jolley Circle Events
Descendants of Claude H Burdette and Sally Boyer Burdette held a July 2 reunion at Kemptown Church Hall with numerous Burdette, Pearce and related families listed among attendees. Separate Jolley Circle picnic at Merrittsville State Park followed, featuring local families and park activity. A New Market Homemakers Club picnic at Montrovia Church of the Brethren concluded the day with talks and attendance noted.
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Clarence Crum
Airy
Kemptown
Claude H
Sally Boyer Burdette
Claude Burdette
Michael Burdette
Susie Staub
Donald Burdette
Bruce
David
Michael Kosta
Sue Kosta
Eugene Hoyie
Mark
Kenny
Ricky
Scott
Robert Snapp
Kimberly
Clifford Burdette
Chester Pearce
George Pearce
Kathi
Alvin Pearce
June Burdette
Milton Pearce
Milton
Ashley
Valerie
Chester Ray Pearce
Daryl
Paul
Dana
Robert Bellison
Lisa
Lori
Marjorie Burdette
Leroy
James
Ceca 3iCus
Cullen Burdette
Harry Burdette
Bonnie
Charles Burdette
Rebecca
Charles
Julian King
Oliver
Baker
Terry
Marilyn
Darlene
Dole Allgood
Brooks
Anita
John Burdette
Johnny
Basel Burdette
Kessel Day
Jolley
Merrittsville State Park
McKeldin
Date Kaufmas
Ralph Mullinix
Guy Leatherwood
Claytas Brandenburg
William Burke
George Rupkies
William Browming
Lester, Riggs
Myrtle Thompom
New Market Hormemakers Club
Church of the Brethren
Montrovia
George Stup
Chaves Rigen
Witmayer
Amd
George Runkles
Reyturn Browning
Mamie Van Doren Seeks Talk With Fiance Belin
Actress Mamie Van Doren arrives in Tacoma to see Bo Belin sky. Belinsky, a left handed pitcher with Hawaii in the Pacific Coast League, would not confirm marriage plans. She previously met him when he pitched for the Los Angeles Angels.
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Mamie van Doren
Tacoma
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Hawaii
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Miss van Doren
Los Angeles Angels
Week of playground events across city parks
A dense listing details next weeks park activities from Emmitsburg to Mulanix and Baker Parks. Dramatic play craft sessions athletic events and evening specials fill mornings and afternoons across Staley Rosedale Linden Hills McCurdy Church Park and more.
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Baker Park
Walkersville
Mullinix Park
Rohrersville
Staley Park
Wedhenday
Rosedale Park
Linden Hills Park
Mccurdy Field
Babee Park
Washington Park
Minton
Huck Finn
Maryland Park
Frontier
East Third Park
Chapel Park
Monocacy Park
Teday
Tiny Tot Town
Mulanix Park
Harmon Field Park
Funeral notices for Worthington F Sheeley and M R Etchison family
Worthington F Sheeley died Friday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 69. He lived at Clover Hill near Frederick and formerly worked as head pasteurizer at Wakefield Dairy in Washington. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services Sunday and Tuesday with calls at funeral homes in Frederick and Washington. M R Etchison and son, funeral directors.
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F. Sheeley
Franklin Sheeley
Clover Hill
Frederick
Wisconsi Avenue
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John F
Susan Gernand Sheeley
Wakerfield
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Deaths in Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Death notices from Frederick County report Warren Elwood Bowers 43 of Thurmont, World War II veteran, survived by wife Betty Jane Lawrence and eight children. services at Creager Funeral Home. Other obituaries include William Edward Bittle 95 of Haines City Florida. Mary Catherine Kirby Payne’s family. Lorraine Woerner Shuff. Flora E. Wiles of Catonsville. and related funeral details in Hillsboro and Mount Olivet cemeteries.
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Fannie (Young) Bittle
Maynard
Haines City
Pla
Emory L
Hagerstown
Bittle
Myersville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lam
Warren E. Bowers
Warren Elwood Bowers
Betty Jane Lawrence Bowers
North Bentz Street
Frederick County
Helen Eicholtz Bowers
Thurkont
Melvin H. Buvers
Thurmont High School
Catherine
Patricia
Frankie
Susan
Warren
Fred
Wayne
Lisa
Doris. Jacobs
City
Nancy Wilhide
Thurmont
Richard
Rodney Bowers
Creager
Frederick L. Morgenstern
Moravian Church of
Graceham
Blue Ridge Cemetery
William ¥. Bittle
William Edward Bittle
Florida
Ann
William Metzger
Cath Geneva Nuest
Sykesville
Erine
Floyd) Bittle
Hills
Flora E. Wiles
Catonsville
Charles H. Cameron
Local Hospital Admits Two Frederick Residents for Procedures
Among the ill Mrs. Raymond E. Martin of Ladiesburg was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday for surgery scheduled July 3. Mrs. Elsie E. Crouse of East Patrick Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital after minor surgery on Wednesday and is progressing satisfactorily.
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Raymond E. Martin
Ladiesburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elsie E. Crouse
East Partick Street
Frederick Memorial Heertal
Convention schedule for Maryland and Virginia Girl Wards
A local notice announces an annual Bible school missionary and temperance convention of the Maryland and Virginia Churches of Girl Wed od They. Rev. Robert Teeter and others lead sessions. The Cameron theme is The Highway of Happiness with a planned evening service from East Pakistan.
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Virginia
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Hecht Missionary
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