Beef Cattle Sale Held at Frederick Fairgrounds
The Maryland Beef Cattle Improvement Association completed a big weekend with a sale of 34 bulls at the Frederick Fairgrounds totaling 45760 dollars. Friday’s meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel named George Arrowsmith president for the coming year with J Richard Whatley as vice president and Ralph F Logue as secretary treasurer.
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Maryland Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George Arrowsmith
Upperco
J. Richard Whatley
Queenstown
Ralph F. Logue
Wilmington
Del
Elmer Hodges
Frederick
Edward E. Stafford
Baltimore
A. Leland Clark
Poolesville
Courtney Jenkins
Baltimore County
Hidden Hills Farm
Angus
el Kay Farm
Spring Valley Farm
James Coyner
Edward Hoff
Stan Hayworth
Branson Instrument Company
Building permits released for Frederick area projects
Frederick city and county permits approved this week include new signs for Erm's Italian Kitchen at 120 West Patrick Street and multiple house builds in Wyngate. Also approved were office space additions for Jenkins Brothers Canneries and various repairs and expansions across Carroll and Emmitsburg areas, with Mount Airy and Broadview developments noted.
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Frederick City
Mount Airy
Erm
West Patrick Street
John Fox
South Market Street
Wyngate Drive
Susie Siffrin
Wyngate
E.W. Ausherman, Inc
Norva Avenue
Rusherman Company
Charles Poffinberger
Holiday Inn
West
Patrick Street
Jenkins Brothers Canneries
Commerce Street
Birmingham Drive
Carrollton
Brosius Homes Corporation
Sherman Avenue
Hazel R. Engelbrecht
Melvin
Beauford Oden
Tulip Hill
Main
Warfield Drive
P. W. Vansant
Hahn Road
Broadview
George K. Rocus
Cherokee Drive
Monocacy Village
Bartonsville
Bell
Maryland
Fort Eustis NCO Academy honors Fort Detrick leaders
Staff Serge ant Wilbur B. Crouse and Staff Sergeant John D. Sayers of Headquarters Company Fort Detrick completed the Noncommissioned Officer Course of Leadership Training at the United States Army Transportation Center NCO Academy Fort Eustis Virginia on February.
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Wilbur B. Crouse
John D. Sayers
Fort Detrick
United States Army Transportation Center
Fort Eustis
Virginia
Paddling Legislation Receives Georgia Legislature Endorsement
Georgia lawmakers approved a local option bill legalizing corporal punishment in schools as a remedy for misbehavior. The measure grants immunity to teachers if paddlings are properly administered and policies are publicly disclosed by local boards awaiting Gov. Carl Sanders' signature.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Carl @. Sander
Claude Purcell
Gleason Names Joe Baker Jr. Maryland Campaign Chairman
James Gleason announces Joe Baker Jr. of Annapolis as his state campaign chairman for the Republican U.S. Senate bid. Baker, who failed to win Maryland's 5th District congressional nomination in 1962, says Gleason offers the party a new yet experienced young personality for the state and country.
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Gleason
Baltimore
James Gleason
U.S. Senate
Joe Baker Jr
Baker
Annapolis
Congress
Maryland
Economy Boost May Be Hit By Higher Interest Rates
AP analyzes how higher U S interest rates could temper a budding economy aided by a tax cut and European rate rises. Federal tools include reserve requirements and securities operations to curb lending and push rates higher. Markets await Fed stance after last week’s tax cut and UK rate move.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Europe
U.S. Treasury
Bank of England
Wall Street Credit and Security
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Washington
Wall Street
Maryland astronomer named dean of UM's new Earth and Space school
Dr. S Fred Singer of the University of Maryland is named dean of the University of Miami new School of Environmental and Planetary Sciences. He proved in 1957 the existence of two radiation belts around the earth and designed three inexpensive rockets for high altitude research including the Oriole which carried instruments to 500000 feet for under $1000 per firing.
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Science Duties College Park
S. Fred Singer
University of Maryland
University of Miam
New School of Evironmental and Planetary Sciences
Singer
Young Republicans Hear Delegate Bresler At Meeting
Frederick County Young Republicans host Charles Bresler Montgomery County Delegate on the House Ways and Means Committee. He reviews the short session and explains implications for Marylanders. Mount Saint Marys students join, and plans for Candidates' Nights in Middletown and Thurmont are outlined.
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Frederick County
Young Republicans Club
Charles Bresler
Montgomery County
North Court Street
Bresler
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Mount Saint Mary’s
Duvall
Young Republicans
Harry F. Rhoderick
Middletown
Thurmont
Estelle Belt
Knoxville
Fire damages two homes and barn near New Market
A fire at John H Gentzandanner’s home four miles northwest of New Market destroyed two bedrooms and furniture. Damage about 1000 dollars. Fire started from a overheated stove pipe. Volunteers from New Market, Mount Airy, Independent Hose saved the dwelling. A second blaze near Bartonsville destroyed a barn, with animals and equipment losses around 2500 dollars. Fire at Frederick Brick Works rear trash fire caused small damage.
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New Market
Mount Airy
Independent
McKaig
John H. Gentzandanner
Boyers Mill Road
Gashouse Pike
James Hahn
Carlton Strube
Getzandanner
Independent Hose Company
Bell Lane
Bartonsville
Melvin Crouse
United Fire Company of
Frederick
Frederick Brick Works
South Street
Former Treasurer of State Dies
Hooper JS. Miles longtime Maryland state treasurer, dies at 69 in Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital. Miles chaired Maryland National Bank and served on Board of Public Works under five governors. He was elected in 1935 and resigned in 1963 to focus on banking duties.
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Baltimore
Hooper JS. Miles
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Miles
Maryland National Bank
General Assembly
Harry W. Nice
Board of Public Works
Free miniature Motorola-Dahlberg hearing aid offered in ad
In Washington DC a Buchanan Hearing Aid Co ad offers a true life non operating model of the smallest Motorola-Dahlberg hearing aid free to any respondent. The tiny instrument weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body head wires, claiming no cost or obligation. Write to Room 417 Dept FM Wyatt Bldg 777 West Street WAW DC.
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Washington, D. C
Buchanan Hearing Aid Co
Room 417
Dept
Wyatt Bldg
Wath Street
Washington, DB
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