Hiroshima Bombing Described In Historic Frederick Page
The Frederick News Post recounts the August 6 1945 event detailing the Enola Gay flight from Tinian, Little Boy’s 8 16 a.m. blast over Hiroshima, the mission crew orders and dramatic moments, plus local jeweler Will Hurwitz earning Associate member status in the American Society of Appraisers for gem and diamond expertise.
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Enola Gay
Little Boy
America
U.S
Japan
Hiroshima
Paul W. Tibbets
Tibbets
Tinian Island
Stevie
Iwo Jima
Ota River
George R. Caron
Will Hurwitz
Frederick
American Society of Appraisers
Hurwitz
Finksburg youth wins welding award
Danny Spencer, an 11th grade student at Westminster High School and son of Mr and Mrs Francis R Spencer Sr of Bethel Road Finksburg, placed third in the fourth annual arc welding contest held at Gaithersburg High School. The event drew 45 competitors from Maryland DC parts of WV DE and Northern Virginia. Spencer received a $50 savings bond and an arc welder for his third place finish.
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Danny Spencer
Studvyt
Carroll County Vocational Technical Center
Washington
American Welding Socerty
Gaithersburg High School
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Delaware
U.S
Westminster High School
Francis R. Spencer Sr
Bethel Road
Finksburg
Diamond Council offers clinic to prevent diamond loss
The Diamond Council of America hosts The Official Diamond Clinic at Melart Jewelers in Frederick Towne Mall and Frederick Shopping Center. Diamantologists Dale Bevard and Catherine High will inspect mounted rings, check for wear, chips, loose settings, and broken prongs, and answer diamond questions.
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The
Diamond Council of America
Melart Jewelers
Frederick Towne Mall
Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick
Dale ‘Bevard
Catherine High
Science of Diamonds
Diamond Council
Hopkins ROTC cadet Timothy Green wins Stanford fellowship
Timothy A. Green, after four years as an honor student at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, earned a fellowship enabling graduate study at Stanford University. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green of Smithsburg, he entered Hopkins on an Army ROTC scholarship in 1971, earned Freshman Honors, Superior Cadet Awards, and the President's Trophy in May 1975, and was elected Phi Beta Kappa. He also played in the Goucher Hopkins Community Symphony Orchestra and Johns Hopkins Band.
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Timothy A. Green
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Green
Thomas Green
Rt. 1
Smithsburg
Hopkins
Walter Johnson High School
Bethesda
John Kline Road
Frederick County
Chemical Rubber Company
Steven Muller
American Legion
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Omicron Delta Kappa
Goucher-Hopkins Community Symphony Orchestra
Johns Hopkins Chamber Music Society
Johns Hopkins
Timothy A Green Receives Johns Hopkins President’s Trophy
Timothy A Green, senior ROTC cadet at Johns Hopkins University, is awarded the President’s Trophy by University President Dr. Steven Muller. He pins 2nd Lieutenant bars with support from his parents in Frederick County. Green, an Eagle Scout and Vigil Honor member, has ties to Wilson Memorial United Methodist Church and Goshen Scout Camps, and plans to pursue graduate studies at Stanford University after active duty.
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Timothy A. Green
Johns Hopkins University
Steven Muller
Thomas Green
John Kline Road
Frederick County
Baltimore News-American
U.S. Army Reserve
Green
Stanford University
Organist Jessen to Open Glade Valley Summer Vesper Series
Frederick native Lawrence Jessen, student at Eastman School of Music, will perform the first concert of the 1975 Summer Vesper Concert Series at Glade Valley Church of the Brethren in Glade Towne Walkersville. The event Sunday June 22 at 3 30 p m invites the public to an air conditioned sanctuary and informal dress.
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Lawrence Jessen
Glade Valley
Five cows and bull killed by lightning on farm
George W. Reese of Union Bridge reported that during the severe storm last Thursday evening lightning struck a tree on his farm killing five cows and a bull.
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George W. Reese
Union Bridge
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Frederick News-Post
Frederick, Md
Mr. B
ASA
Dale Bevard
Timothy Green
JHU Presidents
Philmont National Scout Ranch
Glade Towne
Larry Jessen
William Sprigg
Hood College
Evangelical Lutheran Church In
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
Glade Valley Fellowship
Florida
Petersville Road
Brunswick
S.T
Westinghouse
Mrs. Lloyd Degrange
Onillow
Hagerstown
Greencastle Pike
Powers Distributing Co
T.U
Eureka Cannister
Electrolux
Pers
C.B
Base & Mobile
Sears
Black & Decker Shop
Emerson-Braningham
Robert C. Mullendore
C.L. Metz
New Midway
NEW Midway Fire CO
Frederick City
Jack V. Leishear
Gwen A. Leishear
Harry E. Burdette
Mary E. Linthicum
Court House
South Market Street
W. Jerome Offutt
West Second Street
William L. Haugh, JR
George T. Horman
Olcutt & Haugh
Emmert R. Bowlus
West Church Street
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