Lions Hear Advice On Middle Age Spread From Dairy Official
Miss Rebecca S. Daniel of Baltimore urged Lions ClubFrederick members to consult a doctor before depaunching and warned about the dangers of middle age spread. She promoted dairy, exercise, and controlled portions, citing Chief Charles V. Main as a fitness example and noting life begins at 40 for those staying active. Daniel, detailing her background in home economics, praised Lions for sight conservation and community work.
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Rebecca S. Daniel
Baltimore
Dairy Council of the
Upper Chesapeake Bay
Glenn
Lions Clubs
Daniel
Arkansas
College of Econommics
University of Arkansas
Texas
Florida
Dade County
iFlat Tuberculosis Association
Loudoun County landowner murdered in farmhouse attack
J Churchill Newcomb a 62 year old Loudoun County land owner was stabbed in the throat during a break in at his farmhouse near Purcellville Virginia. Housekeeper Ruth Boley 48 was critically slashed and remained in hospital as authorities searched for a white intruder described as about six feet tall, 160 pounds, wearing a black hat and jacket and driving a two tone gray Buick. No motive or suspect had been established. Sheriff Maurice J Dwyer said the case remained under investigation with a lookout issued for the suspect.
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Purcellville
Loudoun County
Maurice J. Dwyer
J. Churchill Newcomb
Newcomb
Ruth Boley
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
Dwyer
Loudoun
Commonwealth
Stirling M. Harrison
Mr. Piggott
Roy B. Sampson
Samuel T. Boley
Dulles International
Boleys
Newcomb Farm
Boley
Mr. Newcomb
Harvard University
Wall Street’ Journal
Dunvegan
Herman Danforth Newcomb
Albemarle County
Joseph Thomas
Gleason Will Withdraw If Butler Runs for Senate
James P. Gleason, a United States Senate candidate, will withdraw in favor of former Senator John Marshall Butler if Butler runs again. David Keyser of Montgomery County, a Gleason associate, delivered the message in Frederick, noting Gleason was the first Republican to announce after Butler said he would not run. Keyser, legislative representative of former Congressman Charles J. Kerston, aimed to build support for Gleason during visits in Frederick.
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United States Senate
James P. Gleason
John Marshall Butler
Butler
Frederick
David Keyser
Montgomery County
Gleason
Senate
Keyser
Charles J. Kerston
Wisconsin
Wiliam F. Knowland
California
Richard M. Nixon
Keyser Labels Gleason a Goldwater Republican in Race Talk
Mr Keyser said Gleason was a Goldwater Republican and that he would back Senator Butler wholeheartedly if Butler runs again. He claimed substantial agreement with Butler and indicated Gleason might withdraw from the race to support Butler.
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NASA
Keyser
Gleason
Butler
Accident Tip Is Judged First In County News
The death of a prominent race track clocker follows a collision near Ridgeville on February 2. His wife was seriously injured when his car left the road and struck a hay loaded truck. A county woman wins $3 for her tip on the body found beside a car on a back road near Emmitsburg, attributed to cold exposure. A private Mountain zoo reports the brutal slaying of two pet deer.
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Ridgeville
Emmitsburg
Mountain
Deers Killed in Vicinity. Rewards and Accidents Reported
A resident received two dollars for a local deer incident where the killer remains at large. Checks of one dollar go to tip providers from last month’s stories. A State Police sergeant died by suicide at Damascus. A 32 pound 13 ounce baby was born to a Gettysburg area couple at the hospital. A would be thief captured after a crash on Bartholows Kemp Town Road. A Montgomery County woman injured in a collision at Routes 28 and 118. The Middletown 4 H Club met February 20 at the Fire Hall with 11 members led by Paul Coblentz and Rich-
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Carl Philip Schwarzel
Montgomery County
Dale
Damascus
Gettysburg Hospital
Bartholows-Kemptown
Middletown
Middletown Fire Hall
Paul Coblentz
Rich
Fire damages building at Penn Lumber and Supply Co
Flames ripped through the Penn Lumber and Supply Co building on Wednesday night in an out of control blaze. About 70 firefighters with 20 units battled the fire for over an hour, causing severe damage.
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Baltimore
Penn Lumber and Supply Co
Tobacco Plants Share Family Ties With Potatoes
A note explains that tobacco plants belong to the same botanical family as potatoes and tomatoes, highlighting shared relatives in the plant taxonomy.
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Capitol Milk Producers Asso
Lions Club
Waterford
Richard B. Rudy
Rudy Transportation Co
Austin F. Angleberger
Julien P. Delphey
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Wayne Hansen
New York City
Lion Specht
George R. Schnurr
Hagerstown
Antiem South Mountain Centennial Assn
John M Strickhouser
John D Shorrow
N. Brink
Bob Dayhoff
Monocacy Club
Mr. Anderson
Middle Brook Road
Frederick Ae and
A Ie Manne
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Insurance Service
West Church St
Nol
Dailey’s
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
American Boxwood Society
Frederick Enterprises
All
East Street
N. Market St
RAY Wachter Photo Center
South Maker St
Raymond Shaver
Hoover
Mays’ Hardware
Kaempf & Harris
Route
Frederick, Md
Birely Real Estate
N. Court ST. Frederick
Dorothy M. F. Hobson
Rep
Air Master
Kehne
South Market St
Failles
Bennett
Radhiv
Ater
Weil Brothers
Ard Holter
David Wise
Mehr F. Wachter and Son
Phone
Coblentz & Main
Exclusively Insurance
North Court Street
Potomac Edison
A Ae
Fame
Lede
The
Boyer Travel Agency
West Frederick Junior High School
Gilberts
Gilbert
William S. Hood
Discount Super Mart
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