Frederick Remembers Arthur Godfrey The Old Redhead
Frederick recalls Arthur Godfrey a radio TV star who died at 79. The weathered legend loved Frederick Municipal Airport and Beacon Hill Farms in Virginia, flew a DC-3 to his Maryland area home, and once courted a Frederick hangar from the city.
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Arthur Godfrey
Virginia
Beacon Hill
New York
Eastern Airlines
Lloyd C. Culler
Godfrey
Culler
Frederick Municipal
S. Market St
Chuck Rhoades
Rhoades
News-Post
Big City
Edward F. Mull
Star
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Arthur Morton Godfrey
Residents weigh ski resort plans on College Mountain
Letters from Emmitsburg area residents discuss Braddock Heights history, mood on College Mountain development, and potential impacts on traffic, noise, and neighborhood character. The exchange questions sustainability of ski ventures and urges careful public deliberation before any approval.
Maryland gambling repeal bill eyed for pari mutuel horse racing
A bill to repeal Maryland gambling law to permit pari mutuel betting on horse racing in Frederick County was drafted by a committee of life members of the Frederick Agricultural Society and sent to the Frederick County delegation for introduction. Also proposed is raising the county emergency fund limit from 10000 to 20000 in a legislature bill. The six room house of the late Mrs Mary Virginia Schmidt at 221 West South Street Frederick sold publicly for 2200. Five Frederick City Hospital nurses passed state board exams: Mae Bussard Helen Shepley Bernice Keefer Hazel Shull Elisabeth Van Pelt. Mond CatlocemH hosts the second All College dance after the army navy game in the Crate of toca Caves Armory with faculty students and alumnae invited.
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Frederick County
Frederick Agricultural Society
Mary Virginia Schmidt
South St
Frederick
Court House
Mary Mullen
West South Street
Frederick City Hospital
Mae Bussard
Helen Shepley
Myersville
Bernice Keefer
Union Bridge
Hazel Shull
Doubs
Elisabeth van Pelt
Brunswick
Maryland State Board of Examiners
The
Athletic Association of Mond Catlocemh Hy
Toca Caves
City parks to run 10 week summer schedule this June
Frederick recreation commission chair William H Main announced a 10 week parks program launching mid June with a detailed activities list to come. The city budget provides 17030 for park operations as spring warms the area under use for residents. A Cancer Crusade planning meeting at Farmers & Mechanics National Bank outlined a permanent year round headquarters at 22 South Market Street and a new telephone service. Highs reached the upper 70s with a 78 degree official reading while 47 degrees were recorded at Frederick airport.
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Frederick County Unit
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank of
Aneil Tae
F Eisenhauer
S. Market St
Weather Bureau
Astrakhan gas project stirs U.S. concern and Western bids
The Kremlin seeks a fast track Astrakhan pipeline with six trillion cubic meters of gas and three billion cubic meters annually by 1985 as French, West German, and Canadian firms race to supply equipment on favorable terms. Reagan cites allied concessions while CIA cables reveal limited commitments and diplomacy strained by sanctions and credit terms.
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Kremlin
White House
Astrakhan
Massa
Reagan
Siberia-to-Europe
United States
Soviet Bloc
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CIA
State Department
Dale van Atta
Europe
Asrakhan
Moscow
Cologne
CLA
London
Ottawa
Paris
Bonn
George Shultz
Soviet Union
Shultz
Heig saTowally
Soayang Geer
Paria
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Emmitsburg
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Ski Liberty
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Avery Long
Constance Wrench
Jefferson Boulevard
Frederick Post
Boe
Dorothy A McKinney
P.O
New Windsor
Byron
West Germany
Russia
Nancy E. Hanel Tramsville
Roy Snyder
Potomac Synod
United Church of Christ
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jack Ander
U.S
Mannesman
United Feature Syndicate
Fenam
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