Training For Playground Leaders Begins In Frederick
Frederick City launches a week of intensive playground management training at Frederick High School led by Ruth Ehlers of the National Recreation Association. The program assigns leaders to parks citywide with varied daily schedules and opens registration for youth leaders at 9:20 to 10 a.m.
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Frederick City
Frederick High School
Ruth‘ Eblers
National Recreation Association
Rosedale Park
Hazel Harding
Susan Jackeson
Chapel Park
Gwendolyn Henson
Marilyn Ambush
Bevery Hill
Mullinix Park
Ruth Dredden
Berta Parker
Lincoln Park
Baker Park
West
Second
Bentz Streets
Maryland Path
Maryland Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Harmon Field
Winchester Street
Pier Place
Catoctin Park
Catoctin Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Schley Avenue
Homestead Street
South Bentz
Madison Street
Tiny
Tot Town
North Bentz
Here Parkway
Frederick Playground
Ruth Ehlers
Tawes Denies Border Patrol Plans
Maryland governor candidate Tawes denied as comptroller any plans for border patrols to curb cigarette smugglers. Republicans accuse growth in enforcement with a 3 cent cigarette tax due July 1. Devereux criticizes police state tactics while Tawes declines to comment on rivals.
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Ocean City
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Border Patrol
Comptroller
Tawes
James
P. S. Devereux
Maryland Municipal League
Devereux
Honow
Baltimore
Comptroller’s’ ‘Office
Impressions of Frederick by former local newsman
Charles Gregg of Philadelphia, formerly with The News-Post, writes from Camden Courier-Post to share his reflections on Frederick. He notes growth spurred by Fort Derrick, industrial expansion, the City Opera House, and preserved landmarks, predicting steady prosperity and possible suburban links to Washington and Baltimore. He also mentions a Virginia case on retrial for an armed robbery inmate.
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Charles Gregg
Philadelphia
Frederick
The
Camden
K.J
Courier-Post
News- Post
News-Post
Merkle & Harder Stock Company
Jimmie Valentine
Dames
Market
Patrick
Fuer Svalliuuleu
Frederick the County Fair
Las Vegas
Miami Beach
Washington
Baltimore
Keech Becomes Cumberland Mayor After Win Over Eves
Drug store owner J Edwin Keech won the Cumberland mayoral race defeating incumbent Roy W Eves with 5385 votes to 2458. Voter turnout reached 68.8 percent. Keech will serve a four year term starting July 7.
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Cumberland
J. Edwin Keech
Roy W. Eves
Keech
Eves
John Y. Long
Enrly
Lucile W. Roeder
Philmore F. Fleming
G. Ray Liga
Roeder
William V. Keegan
William H. Bucholtz
George, H. Tedrick
Keith T. ‘Sisk
William J. Edwards
U. S. 40
U. S
Cardinal Sainted Advocate Faces Life Sentence in Robbery Case
Paul Biason of Washington seeks sainthood for Cardinal died in 1899 and Grimes and Simpson TV and radios shop in Leesburg tied to a January 19 armed robbery. A Loudoun County Court jury found Mason guilty. two officers were wounded during the heist which netted a television set. A court of inquiry in Birmingham convened to determine reej assessment.
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Leesburg
Virginia Supreme Court
Washington
Loudoun County
Court of Appeals
William
Paul Biason
Cardinal
Newman
Grimes & Simpson
Mason Lions
Maurice Dwyer
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Rockville
Montgomery
Satchel Paige
Fort Derrick
Earl W. Burdette Frederick
Rie
China
Mao Tse-Tung
Peiping
Manchuria
Changchun
R.R. Rice
Bemberg
George Lease
Hendrickson
Hendrickson’s
Economy Oil CO
Court OF Inquiry
Birmingham
England
IAP
Homan
Court of Iniquiry
AUI
Motorolanooucts
EL Patrick & Oper
Lovable
Balter
Terry Shorty
North Market St
Edward Siedling
Carroll
FEEE
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
Televisions
Vaniz Noon
Park 'N’ Shop Discount Mart
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