Meade Monument Rededication Planned Near Frederick
A civil war centennial ceremony near Frederick on Friday expects up to 500 attendees. Speakers include George L. Radcliffe and Charles Matthias with a new Centennial plaque to be affixed at the monument. Descendants and officials will greet attendees at Prospect Hall and Prospect Hill.
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George G. Meade
Frederick
C. Lease Bussird
Frederick County Civil War Centennial Association
U.S
George L. Radcliffe
Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission
Maryland Historical Society
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Meade
Lincoln
Devil's den
Gettysburg Battle Field
Maj
George Meade
Army of the Potomac
Prospect Hall
Joseph H. Himes
Frederick County
Himes
St. John's Literary Institute
St. John’s Catholic Congregation
Colonial Estate
General Meade
Gettysburg
Richard F. Kline
Prospect Hil
E. Paul Magaha
Renn, Dorsey
Herman
John A. Derr
House of Delegates
Judge Delaplaine
Edward S. Delaplaine
Sbussard
E. Leister Mobley, Jr
Sylvester Stevens
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Civil War Office
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Carroll E. Cook
City Police Investigate Accident Details Involving Multiple Vehicles
Frederick City Police probed two wrecks causing damages totaling 1540 dollars. Injured driver Helen L. Eshhauch of Santen Wwenee was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision on West Patrick Street. Kenneth Estbeach and Theresa Sheppard were among others treated and released. drivers faced varying injuries and police investigated county road factors.
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Frederick City
Poice
Dan Nelson Haines
Strausteich Drive
Braddock Heichts
Bank
West Patrick
Wee Paine Street
Helen L. Eshhach
Freuanen Ten
Polor
Roe
Eshhauzin
Vredenck
Mermorial
Kenneth Estbeach
Theresa Sheppard
Eaihaugh
Venice
Oteer Calvin Parlips
Eth ’ Wah
Eéuay
Baltimore Boy Wins Elks Award in Tri State Oratory
Wendell Jackson, 16, of Edmondson High School Baltimore City, won first in the Elks World oratory contest with a path to a $1,000 regional scholarship in Norfolk. Finalists included Mary Washington of Chestertown and Sandra Moore, with Edward Terrell among other youths at the Eugene King event in Baltimore. A health education workshop and Tri-State convention activities followed at Asbury Methodist Church and Gambrill State Park with leaders from Frederick, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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Baltimore City
Elks
AME
Mary Washington
Garrett High School
Chestertown
Rock Hall
Howard County High School
Elliott City
Sandra Moore
Edward Terrell
East Third, Street
Emanuel G. Terrell
Madeline B. Fennell
Kent County
Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
Percy V. Williams
Maryland State Board of Education
Asbury Methodist Church
Harry H. Hill Jr
Improved Order
Hope Hill
Lewis Richard Brown
Bernard Diggs
Tommy Lee Brown
Roxann, Randolph
Darlene Hill
Frederick Armory
Civil Rights Hearings Delayed Amid Public Accommodations Fight
The Senate Commerce Committee postponed hearings on a civil rights public accommodations bill as Southern opposition intensified. Senator Strom Thurmond warned he would block enforcement of the Senate rules blocking meetings, delaying consideration and pushing hearings to next week.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Senate
Tie Mare
Lions Elect Officers At Damascus Club Dinner
The Damascus Lions Club elected officers for 1963 1964 at a June 18 dinner meeting at the Damascus Methodist church. Elected were Woodrow Main president Cleveland Hyatt first vice president and others including Kennedy as first witness in national civil rights hearings. Separate item notes Kennedy could not attend and House Speaker McCormack discussed timing of the tax cut bill and civil rights measures. A photo caption lists retiring president Roger Burdette and others.
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Lions Elect
Damascus Methodist Church
Damascus Lions Club
Woodrow Main
Cleveland Hyatt
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D.N. Y
Judiciary Committee
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Senate
Judiciary
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Sharpsburg Man Severely Burned in Bowling Equipment Accident
Martin L. Griffith, 45, of Sharpsburg Maryland, suffered second and third degree burns when an electric floor sander exploded at Fair Lanes Bowling. He was admitted to DePaul Hospital in critical condition, reportedly after the sander struck a metal object igniting a vacuum bag.
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Norfolk
Sharpsburg
Fair Lanes
Martin L. Griffith
Route 1
DePaul Hospital
Griffin
Branwick Corp
Baltimore
Grifith
Brunswick Corp
Judges to rule Thursday on Zantzinger liability in charity ball death
Three judges began deciding Monday if socially prominent William D. Zantzinger can be held legally responsible for the death of a Negro barmaid at a Baltimore charity ball. After hearing arguments, they said a verdict would be issued Thursday in Washington County Circuit Court.
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Hagerstown
William D. Zantzinger
Baltimore
Washington County
IRS keeps tight leash on business expense deductions
The IRS finalizes stricter expense rule with slight easing for yacht or hunting lodge use and for business meals with no immediate business benefit. The changes require detailed records and tie expenses to business activity. Effective Jan 1 with July 31 transition, lavish entertainment remains disfavored.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Tigers Named Champs and Chemeli Arrive at Bristol Zoo
Bristol Zoo in England received two rare blue-eyed blond tigers from India named Champs and Chemeli. The purchase and transport costs totaled nearly $28,000, as the zoo announced in a brief release alongside its animal collection updates.
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Bristol
England
Bristol Zoo
India
Black Wood and Gerber in Bridge Bidding
The text explains combining Blackwood with Gerber in bridge bidding. Blackwood-Gerber players use four clubs as Gerber to signal aces after a no trump opening, with four no trump being a strong raise and four clubs asking for aces. It notes Gerber’s additional advantages after a no trump opening and hints at further nuance.
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North
South
Gerber
Blackwood
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