Home Show Draws Big Frederick Attendance
Despite a winter storm Frederick area residents packed the Home Show with a record turnout. Buddy Corner reported 3 055 attended yesterday and 743 on Saturday, bringing total attendance to about 3 509. Prizes from Jaycees and merchants boosted community support as final events and awards capped the show.
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Despit
Frederick
Ty Charman
Buddy Corner
Stencance
Wizenz
Secetonicki
Jascees
Enterta A
Men of Nore
Charles A. Millerddletown
Gerald Bowers
Funks
Town
Edwin Miller
Thurman
Cindy Cecil
Maurice White
Frederick Alerchants
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Rose Mary O'Capner
M. J. Grove Lime Cs
Jo Anne Biltner
Raymond J. Dyer
Clarence Rice
John Seacrist
Middletown
Patricia Kidd
Bonnie Wright
Floyd Culler
Automotive Tndusitial Supply
George Bonnel
Howard Hartman
Gladhill Furniture Co
William J. E. Null
Jaycees
Null
Home Show
Populations Fall for Most Migratory Ducks in 1960 Survey
The Interior Department said January counts show a 29 percent drop in overall migratory waterfowl across North America, with goose numbers up slightly and brant increasing. Arctic nesters held steady, prairie nesting species declined due to prior drought, and several duck subtypes faced sharp decreases. The bureau notes some species protected yet still in peril and hunting rules for 1960-51 being considered later this year.
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Washington
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and
Windtie
North America
Central America
Colombia
Venezuela
South America
Pacific
Atlantic
Frederick 4 H Club Discusses Clothing and Constitution
Frederick city 4 H club met February 25 at Phyllis and Marlene Kelly home led by Mrs Osborne Price Jr. The lesson To Mix To Match explained attire for tall and short figures with dark light dull bright hues. Pamphlets given. Judy Hertman presided as president. Martha Cline read amendments to the Constitution. Judy Hartman finished. Plague discussion and prize money from Maryland Bankers Association noted. Donna Bauxhardner demonstrated toys. Donna Lee Hargett demonstrated setting a breakfast table. Next meeting set for March 24 at Teresa Zeigler’s home.
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Frederick
Judy Hertman
Martha Cline
Judy Hartman
Maryland Banker's Association
Donna Bauxhardner
Donna Lee Hargett
Rose Hartman
Teresa
Zeigler
Cuban release frees detained American after Havana blast
Cuban authorities freed Donali Chapman, 25, an American freelance photographer from North Bend, Idaho, who had been detained 72 hours in connection with Friday's munition ship disaster. U S Cuban ties strained as investigators pursued possible blame and the cause of the explosion remained under review.
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Chapman
Havana
Donali Chapman
Hes Lance
Xorzh Bend
Fidel
Cas
Mount Airy Junior Fire Department Elects Officers
Pictured above are the Mount Airy Junior Fire Department officers and advisory council. Edward Browning serves as president with Bassie Gosnell as vice president and Kenneth Fleming as treasurer. The group plans parades with regulars, a basketball team, and a bake sale and carnival in April and July, aiming to keep the regular department youthful.
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Mount Mary Junior Fire Department
Kenneth Fleming
Bessie Gosnell
Edoward Browsing
Thom
Edward X. Rimbley
Mount Airy
Fire Department
Mount Airy Fire Department
Tano Way
Marshall McDonough
Robbert Lowman
Oscar Baker
Elliott
Clary
David Cantwell
Aubrey King
Larry Welsh
The
Mt Airy Firemen Sponsor Junior Fire Department
Mount Airy firefighters organize a junior program for boys ages 14 to 18 to train as future volunteers. Led by Delaine Hobbs and C Oscar Baker, the effort aims to develop better firefighters and citizens through a structured course and hands on drills at the fire house.
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Mount Airy
Delaine Hobbs
Mount Aircy
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Silver Sprig
Hobbs
C. Oscar Baker
Mount Airr
University of Maryland Fire Extension Service
Idher
Mount Arn
Bert
Dent
de Droud
Anocher
Fire de
Guring
Dr Floyd C Turner Dies at 79 in Santa Cruz
Dr Floyd C Turner a noted cancer researcher died Saturday in Santa Cruz California at age 79 apparently from a heart attack He had served with the US Public Health Service until his retirement in 1943 and was a leading figure in cancer research
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Floyd C. Turner
Santa Cruz
Calif
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Roy B. Farr
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