Attorney General Plans To Cut Ribbon At Damascus Bank Opening
Attorney General Thomas B. Finan will cut the ribbon at the new Bank of Damascus on 9916 Main Street Damascus at 4 PM Saturday June 6. Open house 4 to 8 PM invites public to inspect the ultra modern 6000 square foot facility with drive in, 8 tellers, vaults and heated sidewalks.
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Bank of Damascus
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Damascus
Ohio
Belgium
Charles F. Bowers
Frederick
Maryland
Leon M. Harris
American Furniture and Fixture Company
Richmond
Virginia
Diebold,Inc
Canton
Glen Construction Company
Rockville
Winners at Saint Joseph College Dominate Honors Convocation
Carol Hammond of Baltimore and Judith H Brown of Arlington Va won two awards each at Saint Joseph College honors convocation in Emmitsburg Md as 120 graduates marked the largest class in the college history Founded by Blessed Elizabeth Seton remarks mention the Priscilla Turner St Denis award and Seton award for education courses along with Bishop Allen Memorial and Very Rev Louwis Deluol awards for top averages The Carrell Medal and Sister Mary Memorial award were among other recognitions for multiple students.
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Emmitsburg
Louwis Deluol
Carrell
Claire Maurer
Baltimore
Sister Mary Ellen
Alumni and faculty honor list of awards
Ellen Fletcher of Ridgefield New Jersey wins Kalbach award for highest four year English average. Ann Casey of Baltimore receives Alumni award for service and scholarship in journalism. Anne Schrader of Hanover Pennsylvania earns Sterling Galt awards for literary excellence. Carol Anne Donohue of Dumont New Jersey receives Sister Josephine Cavanagh nursing award. Noreen Reeves of Teaneck New Jersey Mary Shea Gior dana speech award. Mary Elizabeth Kidwell of Nashville Tennessee Procter and Gamble home economics award.
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Ellen Fletcher
Ridgefield
Kalbach
Ann Casey
Baltimore
Anne Schrader
Hanover
Sterling Galt
Margaret Delsignore Wantagh
Long Island
Carol Anne Donohue
Dumont
N.J
Josephine Cavanagh
Linda Bowman
Washington
Julia Hynes Christie
Noreen Reeves
Teaneck
Mary Margaret Cook
Mary Shea Giordana
Mary Elizabeth Kidwell
Nashville
Representative Urges Settlement of Baltimore Food Strike
Rep. Clarence D. Long calls chain stores and unions in Baltimore to settle the six week food strike promptly. He asks the Labor Department to press mediation around the clock until a settlement is reached and notes how housewives struggle to buy food while workers struggle to support families. He urges negotiators to feel public pressure and settle to protect rights.
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Washington
Clarence D. Long
Baltimore
Three Washington Men Sentenced to 38 Years in Robbery Case
In UPPER MARLBORO Maryland AP three Washington men received maximum terms totaling 38 years for a robbery and related death. The defendants faced the court Tuesday with prosecutors seeking severe penalties and the judge imposing the long sentences.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Washington
Robbery slayings lead to 20 year terms in Maryland
Three men Charles A. Foreman Jr Nelson Winston Jr and Vernon A Montague were sentenced to 20 years for armed robbery and 18 years for second degree murder by Judge Ralph W Powers in Prince Georges County Circuit Court for the killing of 78 year old Charles Pop Freeman during a raid on Jack's Liquor Store. Freeman was killed by a sawed off shotgun and the trio fled with 600 dollars before being captured two days later amid a Good Fruit Harvest In Maryland Expected report from College Park noting a strong fruit outlook across Western and Eastern Maryland with apples peaches and other crops, amid variable rain levels and dry spells.
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Fairmount Heights
Ralph W. Powers
Prince Georges’ County
Charles A. Foreman Jr
Nelson Winston Jr
Vernon A. Montague
Charles
Pop) Freeman
Jack
Freeman
Government Worker Dies Of Heart Attack
Charles K. Ludewig 58 died Monday after a heart attack. He led the Pan American Union trade division 1937 to 1941, served in the Foreign Service as an economic adviser in several countries, and retired in 1962 to work for the Department of Commerce. Survived by widow Catharine and daughter Catharine, funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday in Washington, burial Arlington National Cemetery.
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Pan American Union
Organization of American States
Foreign Service
Brazil
Pakistan
Spain
Guatemala
Department of Commerce
Catharine Delayen Ludewig
Catharine
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
East Germans Use Dogs to Halt Berlin Wall Defectors
East German guards along the Berlin Wall employ 105 dogs to stop escape attempts to the West. West Berlin police report dogs starved to provoke savagery, with several attackers in the prohibited zone. Despite heavy fortifications, some escape daily, risking long prison terms or death for failed attempts.
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Berlin Wall
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Wall
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West Germany
Space stock rush fuels COMSAT $100 million offering
The Communications Satellite Corp sold $100 million worth of five million shares as heavy demand from the space minded public drove rationing below the 50 share limit. AT&T invested $58 million while 163 companies received allocations in a $200 million raise to fund a global satellite relay system ahead of a 1967 operational date.
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Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Space Communications Venture
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Trad
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General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Radio Corp., of America
Space Technology Laboratories, Inc
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Leo D. Welch
Standardloi Co
New Jersey
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