Henry R Shoemaker 4-H pioneer dies at 83 in Frederick
Henry R Shoemaker longtime Frederick County Agricultural Extension Agent emeritus died Tuesday morning May 1 at nearly 84 The first county agent named to a full professorship his work spanned 37 years shaping farm families He received the University of Maryland Agricultural Alumni Chapter Alumnus Award his granddaughter accepting in his name Services set for 11 am Thursday at Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olivet Memorial gifts to 4-H Camp Inc. in Frederick Md honor his lifelong service
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Mr. Shoemaker
Thomane
College of Agricultural Alumni Chapter
University of Maryland
Peter Pan Inn
Shoemaker
Agricultural Alumni Chapter
Beaeler
Annals of
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Janney Key Marshall
Edna Freeman Shoemaker
H. Heese Shoemaker Jr
Frederick
Marshall
James R. Shoemaker
Readers voice concern over budget hearings in Urbana district
A Urbana Civic Association letter to the county commissioners urges clearer budget hearings, tax relief, and an independent budget officer. The editors publish further letters questioning school funding, community involvement, and a band trip commendation. Additional readers defend evolution discussion and request balanced science teaching.
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Urbana
Bimantha
Hee
Urbana Civic Association
First Woman Appointed to Frederick County Board of Education
May 2, 1828 report notes Mrs J P Feiser of Woodsboro named to the Frederick County Board of Education, the first woman to serve. Also records 404 East Patrick St sale to Charles F Blair for $1900 and local Rotary and alumni items. Girls State selection. foreign language conference attendees from Frederick County.
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J. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
Frederick County
East Patrick St
Charles F. Blair
Annapolis
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Rita Garman
Frederick High School
Mary Hull
St. John’ Literary Institute
Betty Palmer
Mary Amey
St. John's
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington
Josephine Berdine
Iis
Pearl Gest
Doroth, Beachley
Avis Fischer
J. Wakefield
Louise F. Thompson
Alice M. Love
Fred Brown Jr
CIA Plot Against Castro Revealed in Secret Inspector General Report
A long hidden CIA inspector general report confirms parts of Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson's 1967 columns on mobster recruitment to assassinate Fidel Castro. The document notes Kennedy administration briefing limits and questions whether the CIA can avoid blame, while detailing a three man team and a broader phase of operations. It also describes a separate bureaucratic clash over surplus land between GSA and HEW delaying school construction, and a look at the Architect of the Capitol Orchid Division's busy year with thousands of plants and hundreds of fixtures serviced.
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Fidel Castro
Drew Pearson
Castro
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CLA
Aenmemeae
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State Department
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Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Wwe
Tie Pearson
Agence
General Services Administration
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Puerto Rico
Fairfax County
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HEW
Dave Carpenter
Uncle Sam
White House
Capitol
Congress
Orchid Division
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Fairview Ave
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Rotary International
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Mount St. Mary's
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