Woman Bitten By An Odd Bug
West South street residents observed a strange six legged insect described as a crocodile like bug after a 10 year old boy captured it on his porch. The grandmother was bitten while trying to free the child’s hold on the creature. The insect, about an inch and a half long with a cockroach like body and a crocodile head, could not be identified by neighbors or News-Post staff. The Bruchey family keeps the captive while experts attempt to classify it and determine its diet after the grandmother was nipped on the finger and the child fed it grass despite signs it may be carnivorous.
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West South Street
News- Post
John Brachey
Ane Brachey
Joannie
$3,500,000 For Negro University Branch Asked
The University of Maryland Board of Regents voted to request $4,500,000 for new construction at the Negro branch, asserting equal facilities require equal funding. It aims to appeal the McCready case to the Supreme Court and maintain state control over higher education facilities. The statement cites Supreme Court decisions and ongoing legal questions surrounding admission of Esther McCready, a Black student, to the university.
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Princess Anne
University of Maryland
Board of Regents
Tocay
University
Supreme Court
Senate
Supreme Court of
McCready
State Court of Appeals
Esther McCready
Neikirk Family Reunion Set for Hagerstown Park July 9
The 34rd Neikirk family reunion will be at Hagerstown City Park on July 9 with Pred Neikirk as president In noon dinner followed by a 2 PM program featuring Miss Catherine Powell of Hagerstown Music is highlighted by the guest from Cuba noted in the text Also mentions Cuba as the US’s top rice buyer in a separate sentence.
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Neikirk
Hagerstown
Radio Equipment For Hyattstown Firemen
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department discussed new radio gear funded largely by the company treasury. Equipment includes ambulances and pumper upgrades, with deliveries from the Deers Warfield agency. Monthly report notes May was unusually safe, two ambulance runs, and carnival planning for August.
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Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Treasury
Antial Carnivals
W. Price
Kvalt
Thei
Hyattetowa
Trecara
Chiet Burdette
Montgomery County
Burdette Jent Brice
Burdette
D. Bureidette
Norman G. Burdette
Account approved in Orphins Court for Haller estate
The Orphins Court on Wednesday approved the second and final account of Stuart Haller and Grace Haller Newman, executors of the estate of Cora E. Haller. They accounted for 3156.26 dollars and distributed 31702.22 dollars.
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Orphins’ Court
Stuart Haller
Grace Haller Newman
Cora E. Haller
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