Shawls Sparked Fashion Through the Shawl Period
The 19th century era known as the shawl period defined women's dress with one or two shawls in wardrobes. Oriental shawls arrived in Europe after the 1798 Egyptian campaign, while Kashmir produced the finest pieces from Tibetan goat hair.
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Ex-switchmen held in train dynamiting case in Florida
Two ex-switchmen of the Florida East Coast Railway face charges of dynamiting a train while a third ex-employee is charged with conspiracy. A fourth man is sought as the FBI ties the arrests to more than 200 sabotage acts since January 1963. Rewards total 300000. President Johnson ordered FBI priority.
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Florida East Coast Railway
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FBI
John Wesley Davis
St. Lucie
Joseph Leo Vedder
Miami
Hugh Winn
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U.S
American Association of Railroads
Johnson
Palatka
Florida
Woodsboro appoints attorney for annexation proposals
Woodsboro has named Town Attorney James McSherry of Frederick to handle legal procedures for upcoming annexation proposals as the county population grows. Burgess Wickless announced the move during discussions on expanding the town’s land for a new home construction plan.
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Woodsboro Plans Expansion of Town Limits
Woodsboro council votes to extend corporate boundaries outward by a quarter mile in east west and north directions and 1,000 feet south as a survey will define exact lines. Burgess C Wickless cites limited building lots and a need for growth.
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Glade Valley
Burgess C. Carroll Wickless
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Woodsbury
Motor Cases Aired In Court
In Magistrate's Court Judge Byron W Thomipson acquitted one man for following too close and a teen for speeding. George T Ambush 39 of Urbana and James F Giesler 16 of Frederick faced November 22 accidents on Md 355. Giesler was fined 15 dollars plus costs for right of center. Ambush was southbound behind a school bus and collided after the bus stopped. bus driver LeRoy Baker testified Ambush appeared to follow too closely. Substitute Magistrate Robert K Kennedy ordered Walter Joseph Pencola 47 of Military Road to pay his wife Charlotte 50 dollars weekly for child support with potential 18 months Maryland House of Correction for nonpayment.
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George T. Ambush
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Urbana
James F. Giesler
Frederick
Giesler
Walter D. Drumm
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LeRoy Baker
Baker
Walter Joseph Pencola
Military Road
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Charlotte
Maryland House of Correction
Notable US Dog Pedigree Registration Figures Cited
A source states approximately 3.5 million dog pedigrees are registered in the United States. It also notes Frances Perkins served as Secretary of Labor from 1933 to 1945 and was the first woman to hold a U.S. Cabinet position.
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Publicity Chairman Leads Annual Cancer Crusade Effort
The text notes the second consecutive year with a Publicity Chairman for the Cancer Crusade. District chairmen are appointed to organize workers across city and county during the Crusade period.
Division Chairmen Selected For Local Cancer Fund Drive
Randolph B. Rosencrantz will lead as General Chairman for the Cancer Crusade starting April 1. Hilda Haller continues as City Chairman for the third year. County Chairman is Mr. Bowers, a dairy and cattle expert and D.H.L.A. leader. Lloyd Fogle heads Business and Industry as a CPA active in local enterprise. Samuel Deterding serves as Publicity Chairman with ties to the Frederick Post and Downtown Frederick Association.
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Lloyd M. Fogle
Business and Industry
Randolph B. Rosencrantz
Hilda A. Haller
Cancer Crusade
Rosencrantz
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Frederick County
Maryland County Commissioners Association
School of Business
University of
D.h.la
Southeastern University
Washington
Samuel Deterding
The
Frederick Post
Downtown
Frederick
University of Pittsburgh
Sisters of Mercy discuss changing age-old habits
Louisville AP report on Sisters of Mercy debating modernization of traditional habits including possible shorter skirts and simplified veils. Sister Mary Joachim notes teens oppose change, while some nuns welcome ease and cleaner wear, with Vatican-era prompts about fitting modern world.
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Jerry Edgerton
Louisville
Chicago
Mary Joachim
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy
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Christ
Jesus
Sisters of the Divine Spirit
Mount Pocono
Elia Kazan Devoted To Films
New York AP profile notes Elia Kazan’s paneled office off Times Square and his deep Broadway roots. It highlights his commitment to Lincoln Center and the goal of creating a true repertory theater amid New York’s commercial stage scene.
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