Old Rivalry Renewal Heralded By July 4 Baseball Clash
New Market and Hyamsville meet in Yamsville on Sunday July 4 at 1230 p m for third place in the Maryland State League renewing a 38 year old rivalry. Judge Moylan recalls past battles and praises teams led by Charles Wood and Paul Zimmerman as fans prepare for a grandstand dedication and homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamsville
Judge Moy-lan
Wilmer Swomler
Harvey Peters
Ed Toberg
Wil Dorsey
Myersville
Paul Wachtel
Cincinnati National S
Hampton Willis
Judge Moylan
Yamsville
Reich's Ford
Tamsville
Tjamsville
New Market
Kennard
Frederick County League
Tomsville
Frederick County
Robert Hopkins
Baltimore
Burton
Judge Morlan
Clyde Hauver
Bob Hopkins
Aarket
Charles Wood
Paul Zimmerman
Aiany Oldtimers
Cn Hand
Bass Season Opens July in Western Maryland Amid Uncertain Waters
The statewide open season for black bass begins Thursday with streams in Western Maryland still unclear. The Monocacy near Frederick is cloudy and likely unfit for opening, while Harpers Ferry reports a clear Shenandoah and a clearing Potomac before possible storms. Regulations limit anglers to 55 live baits and a daily creel of 10 bass at least 10 inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Monocacy
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Shenandoah
Potomac
Benjamin F. Phebus
Soviet Protest Over Article Is Rejected
Washington June 29 The United States rejected a Soviet protest over a magazine article Moscow said was warmongering In a note to the Soviet Embassy Secretary of State Marshall also gave the Russians a pointed reply to the charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Today
Moscow
Marshall
Freedom of the press debate in US and Soviet protest
A lecture on press freedom in the United States greeted a Soviet statement denouncing as libelous any charge of Russia planning an attack. The Soviet note to the State Department on June 9 objected to a May 17 Newsweek article about American defenses, while Marshall rejected responsibility for American press content citing the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
State Department
Newsweek
United Nations
Marshall
Frederick
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Soviet Union
Local Maryland Auto Entries Listed by Business
The text lists three automotive-related businesses in Maryland: Littens Chevrolet Sales at 6060 West Potomac Street in Brunswick, Leroy Masser’s Store at Rocky Springs, and May’s Service Station one mile south of Frederick on U S Route 240.
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Bierley’s Auto
East Street
Frederick
Coates
Petersville
Leroy Masser
Rocky Springs
May
U. S. Route 240
Fences Fire After Trash Burn Near Frederick Home
Fire crews from Junior pumper and United Rescue tackled a blaze in the rear of a residence in the 600 block Fork Place around 5 40 p m Tuesday. Firemen said the small fire started from burning trash in a metal container. The incident followed a separate note on US Soviet relations about libelous statements attributed to the embassy.
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Youth Fellowship of
Calvary Methodist Church
Great Falls
Glen Echo
Frederick Subdistrict
Walkersville Methodist Church
Walkersville
New Hall
W . C. S. of the Methodist Church
Purdum
Thursda
W.S C. 5
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
T. S
Conoco
Jefferson St. Ext
U.S. Route 340
Heffner’s
Lewistown
U.S. Route 15
Litten’s
Chevrolet
Potomac St
Brunswick, Md
Watkins’ Garage
Mount Airy, Maryland
Arrow Oil CO
S. Wisner St
Frederick, Md
Colton Manor
Atlantic Cityylvania Avenue
Blue Kidze Sportsmen’s
Ff Seon Te Midniche
Playground and
Hall Park Fund
Union Bridge Lions Fair
White
Byron E. Hartzler
New Windsor, Md
Stoffer Insurance Agency
Barre
Lecus
Hammaker Brothers Frederick
Hagerstown
Thutmont
Woodsboro
Tonite
WM. F. Myers Band, Inc
Westminster
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