Burgee Wins Case Despite Odds in Frederick Break-In
Lloyd Ransom Roberts 32 of Frederick found not guilty of breaking and entering at Scotty's confectionary on 300 North Market Street February 28 after a trial in Frederick County Circuit Court. Eyewitnesses testified to seeing a break in but judge ruled lack of proven felonious intent. Roberts remains jailed for prior related convictions.
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Lloyd Ransom Roberts
Frederick
Scotty’s
North Market Street
Frederick County
Stanley Gaver
East Third Street
Ray B. Weller
SeattS’s
Frederick City
Shure
William W. Wenner
John B. Wheeldon
Sherman Boone
Thhey
Roberts
Gaver
Dr. Weller
Burgee
Yinger Joins Potomac Edison Staff as Sales Associate
Richard L. Yinger has joined the Potomac Edison merchandise sales staff, announced by district manager John W. Morgan. A Frederick native and Frederick High School 1959 graduate, Yinger completed training in electric appliances and previously worked for the Maryland State Roads Department. He is married to Christine Davis.
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Richard L. ¥Inger
Potomac Edison Company
John W. Morgan
Yinger
Frederick High School
Maryland State Roads Department
Christine Davis
Castro’s Rationing to Tighten Cuba’s Food Supplies
Fidel Castro reveals a rationing plan for food and household staples as Cuba moves toward belt-tightening. He cites the U S embargo and internal economic blunders by his own team and allies in the Soviet Union and Red China as factors in the nation’s shift from abundance to scarcity.
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Ben F. Meyer Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
United States
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Red China
Cuba’s collective farming harms food supply and incentives
The report argues Cuba’s collective farm system suppresses individual incentives, limiting production and causing shortages. It notes Cuba sends food abroad despite domestic scarcities and notes the regime restricts fishermen, reducing fish catches from the Gulf of Mexico.
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Cuba
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Castro
Castro regime faces Cuban shortages and diet strain
The piece notes meat shortages after confiscations and collectivization, with a near-starvation rice and bean diet for workers. It highlights cattle ranches turned to commissar managers, and scarce soap and basic goods as the regime grapples with dissatisfaction and potential defections.
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Gulf
Cuba
U.S
Castro
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