Remains of Carroll War Dead Due This Week
Remains of two Carroll county war dead to be reinterred this week at Sykesville and Mt. Airy. T/5 Le Roy Burdette of near Ridgeville to be buried Saturday at Montgomery Chapel Methodist Church cemetery after return from overseas. Corp. Michael E. Busch of Mt. Airy to be buried Saturday at Pine Grove Cemetery with private services.
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Carroll County
Sykesville
Co. M. Waltz
Winfield
le Roy Burdette
Samuel R
Bertha M. Burdette
Ridgeville
Montgomery Chapel Methodist Church
Clagettsville
Corp
Michael E. Busch
Mary Severn Busch
Mt. Airy
John F. Busch
Baltimore
Qglive Armstrong Busch
New York Port of Return
Pine Grove
Amon
Burdette
Belgium
Army
Fort George G. Meade
Missouri
Armed Forces Automobile Technicians
Tennessee
Illinois
England
Iceland
France
Carne
Daeber
Elva Burdette
Shirley Burdette
Montgomery Chapel
Chester B. Smith
Mt Airy
American Legion
Frederick Legionnaires
Busch
Germany
Camp Lee
Paittsburgh
Erie
302Nd U. S. Infantry
Europe
Nasonal
Hamm
Luxembourg
Corp. Busch
John F. Busch Jr
Lawrence Busch
Ballimore
Tobacco in hogsheads moved along rolling roads to wharves
Colonial Virginia began tobacco export by stacking leaf in hogsheads and shipping it to wharfside warehouses. The transport followed old Indian trails converted into rolling roads, shaping early colonial trade routes.
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Virginia
Gag Rule Upheld by Maryland Senate Vote 17 11
In Annapolis on March 22, 1972, the Maryland Senate rejected a bill to prevent courts from adopting rules restricting press freedom by a 17 to 11 vote. Senator Stromberg sponsored the measure, while Senate President Byrnes opposed, arguing Rule 904 protects fair trials. The bill aimed to widen Rule 904 beyond Baltimore to the state, prompting strong opposition from the Maryland Press Association and legal professionals. A separate note mentions a square dancing event sponsored by the Frederick County Recreation Association at Elms Street School with Ralph Case and his orchestra providing music.
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Annapolis
Marc
Maryland Senate
Senate
Judiciary
Stromberg
D-Howard
Maryland Press Association
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Hisrrest
Maryland
General Assembly
Byrnes
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Baltimore City
Washington
Frederick County Recreation Association
Elms Street
Ralph Case
Mr Case
Marton G. Smith
Hood College
Braddock 4-H Club Meets at Layman Home
The Braddock 4-H Club met March 12 near Braddock at M. Jane Layman's home with six members. President Joyce Wiles led the meeting after roll call. Miriam Leiter demonstrated judging canned fruit vegetables and cookies while each girl brought baked goods. The group judged the entries and planned the next meeting at Maine Sexton’s home on April 9. Games followed.
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Braddock Club
Braddock
M. Jane Layman
Joyce Wiles
Miriam Leiter
Micet
Maaine Sexton
Martha Ann
Hostess Serves Beef Tongue With Refreshments and Celery
A stall in charge offered refreshments with celery leaves in the water as a hostess served a dish described as fresh or smoked beef tongue. The scene notes the preparation and service of the dish in a simple domestic setting.
Seasoning aid clarifies ingredients list end sentence
A shopper lists pantry items including peppercorns whole cloves a bay leaf an onion a carrot and a stalk of celery or a handful of unspecified quantity. The fragment indicates a recipe base or soup stock setup with core aromatics and vegetables.
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Carroll
Storm
Frederick County
America
Norcross
Berger’s Book Mart & Gift Shop
N. Market St
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Frederick
Williamson
Sitco
Allen
Little Rock
Ark
Lorraine Davies
Orlando
Florida
Sauit 3
Krei
Seiki
Rieke” Ee Ee Baek
de Soto
CBS
Weil Brothers, Inc
North Market St
The
Boston Grand Opera CO
Verdi
Rigoletto
the News
Frederick, Md
Plan Pederal Taxi
Kemp’s
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