Barbee Loses Montgomery Bench Post
ANNAPOLIS AP Governor Tawes rescinded his appointment of Alger V. Barbee to Montgomery County Circuit Court citing recent developments. Barbee, 51, from Rockville, had been set to be sworn in next Friday after a 1965 legislative-created judgeship. No charges were filed regarding an accident involving another vehicle and a lamp post on private property. Barbee attributed it to slipping from brake to accelerator. Tawes said he would consider a new appointment after the weekend and urged Barbee to remain active in the bar.
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Cunningham Guests To File State Paper
Cunningham Falls State Park is among 12 state parks chosen to host a travel and use survey for Maryland recreation planning. James J. O'Donnell and Spencer P. Ellis announced a questionnaire will be given to every twelfth car entering the parks. The survey runs from Thursday until Oct 3, with Fort Frederick also participating.
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Twins Geisbert brothers graduate from Mergenthaler High
Kin of Ex News-Post compositor Louis Geisbert and twin brothers Wayne Francis and Ross Franklin Geisbert graduate from Mergenthaler Vocational High School in Baltimore on June 10. They are sons of the late R. Franklin Geisbert of Frederick, longtime linotype operator at the Frederick News-Post.
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Buddy) Geisbert
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Art And Hobby Show Set For Brunswick
The Senior Citizens of Brunswick sponsor an Art and Hobby Show on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the pavilion at City Park. Competition covers art hobbies and collections with three cash prizes. A family picnic follows at 6 p.m. outside the show venue.
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Unhappy marriage to a beautiful model hides deeper issues
Dorothy Dix answers Mr. C about a three year marriage to a desirable ex-model. She suggests his wife’s beauty masks a sexless denial of life and notes his motive mirrors hers. The column concludes he may have married for material or social validation rather than love.
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Dr. Brothers
New York
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Magazine Tells Maryland History and Face of Affection
A 1965 Bell-McClure Syndicate piece by Dorothy Dix advises husbands to value inner qualities over beauty and suggests consulting a psychiatrist to improve a wife’s mind. The excerpt promotes affectionate emphasis and ends with noting Maryland’s colonial origins described in a July issue article of Golden Magazine for children.
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Maryland In Civil War History Map and Key Story
A compact illustrated feature discusses why Francis Scott Key penned the Star Spangled Banner and Maryland’s role in the Civil War. The piece notes Maryland housed numerous national government offices and includes a detailed map showing regional significance and historic locations.
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UM Awards Two Scholarships
A University of Maryland graduate and a graduate student received The Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award and a United States Steel Foundation two year fellowship. Fulton Parker Jeffers of Salisbury earned the Journal award for highest scholastic achievement in financial administration. Roger W. Smock.
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College Park student wins $2400 annual fellowship
A Frederick News item notes a philosophy student from College Park earning a Foundation fellowship totaling $2,400 per year for outstanding graduates pursuing doctorate research. National Geographic reports Ketchikan, Alaska as the wettest continental U.S. city, receiving about 150 inches of rain annually.
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