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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1964

Page

18

Ambitious Mummers Grow Culture In Oklahoma City

In a converted warehouse at 1108 W Main the Mummers create resident theater aimed at becoming a core community culture force. Led by Mack Seism since 1950 the semiprofessional troupe seeks European style repertory status with Ford Foundation support and ties to Theater Communications Group while expanding to a full eight play season and a larger, skilled staff. They hold a $1.25 million Ford grant plus over $750 thousand in community donations to fund a new home.

Oklahoma City Okla W. Main Europe Mummers England Mack Seism Ealie Will Rogers Park Seism Municipal Auditorium Ford Foundation Canada United States The Theater Communications Group Ford

United States Sets New Customs Record

The United States fiscal year ending June 30 yielded a record 1 842 896 in customs, up 5.3 percent from the prior year. Baltimore district headquarters reported 61 177 277 collected, vs 46 302 402 last year. A separate item notes a fatal two car crash near Winchester Virginia. Richard Lee Isener Sr., age 30, of Cumberland, died from injuries sustained in the crash on U S 50 east of Winchester.

Washington United States Baltimore Winchester, Va Richard Lee Isener Sr Cumberland U.S. 50 Here

Candy Maker Morris Spector Dies While Swimming

Baltimore candy maker Morris Spector died Sunday while swimming at the Jewish Community Center pool. He was 83 and founder of Specialty Candy Co. and Mary Sue Candies Inc. Born in Kiev he learned the trade there and received a czar Nicholas II citation in 1909. He moved to Baltimore in 1911 working for Darby Candy Co. before starting his own business fifteen years later.

Baltimore Morris Spector Nicholas II Russia Spector Speciality Candy Co Mary Sue Candies Inc Kiev Old Darby Candy Co

Maryland State Names New Dean

Princess Anne Maryland AP Dr I Gregory Newton aged diplomat and Peace Corps coordinator since 1962 has been appointed dean at Maryland State University predecessors and colleagues greet the appointment at the campus ceremony Newton a longtime educator will lead the college to new programs and expansion efforts across the region

Princess Anne I. Gregory Newton

New Assignment for Dr Newton Past Peace Corps Leader

Dr Newton, a native of Washington, receives a new assignment this Saturday after teaching at Lincoln University and Texas Southern University. He earned a bachelor’s at Lincoln, and a master’s and doctorate at the University of Pennsylvania. He previously chaired political science at North Carolina College. The passage notes the word carol meaning a ring dance.

Maryland State College Newton Washington Lincoln University University of Pennsylvania Peace Corps Lincoln Texas Southern University North Carolina College

Court opinion notes on Hessian fly and prickly pear confusion

A brief legal notice discusses historical references to a Hessian fly and confusion with prickly pear. It notes a court decision involving Long Island, bedding, and other seemingly jumbled phrases without clear context or dates.

U. S Long Island

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