New Weapons Parade At Fort Benning For Eisenhower
President Eisenhower viewed an Army nuclear weapons display at Fort Benning with top officials present. The show highlighted the Casey Crockett short range atomic gun and rockets as part of Project Man focusing on the foot soldier in the nuclear age.
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Benning
Eisenhower
Casey Crockett
Davey Crockett
Battle Line
Wilbers
Brucker Brucker
Army
Washington
Thomas S. Gates
Brucker
America
Ges
Lyman L. Lemmitzer
Army Chief of Staff
Farm Bureau Statement on Frederick County Schools Issue
The Frederick County Farm Bureau board with 19 present issued a statement Monday night about the school board matter. It cites Maryland Farm Bureau President Noah Kefauver Jr. personal comments and says the board bears no part in his remarks while affirming farmers have a right to speak on school planning and funding. The meeting at the Farmers Cooperative Building in Frederick stirred controversy over Kefauver’s title and the school board nominee issue. In other business, an announcement was made about the congress.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Maryland Farm Bureau
Noah Kefauver Jr
Farm Bureau
Kefauver
Farmers Cooperative
Frederick
State Farm Bureau
Kefanver
Congress
Candidates Meeting Schedules and Farm Bureau Board Action
A candidates meeting for Congress is set for September 20 with county Farm Bureau participation. The board made the county senior H club president an ex officio Farm Bureau director. Proceeds from Miss Effie Fulmer’s recital on May 4 go to sending local 4H members to 4H Club Week at the University of Maryland.
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County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Effie Fulmer
Farm Bureau
University of Maryland
Centennial Committee Plans for Frederick Civil War Centennial
The Blue and Grey Centennial Committee met in Winchester Health Department conference room Monday night to organize Frederick’s 100th anniversary Civil War events. Subcommittees were formed for general programming publicity entertainment finances exhibition and banquets with members named accordingly.
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Frederick
Health Department
Winchester Ha
Frederick Civil War centennial meeting details and divorce
Twenty local civic groups met under C Lease Bussard to plan Frederick County Civil War observances including a Monocacy Battlefield reenactment and Lincoln visit commemorations. Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission representatives attended. Partial divorce granted to Mary E Jacobs from Lawrence A Jacobs. decree signed by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnanffer.
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Clifford Maloney
Donald C. Whitworth
William H. Houck
Kenneth Anderson
William F. Cramer Jr
Charles W. Poole
Garland S. Guyton
James P. Mause
George C. Rhoderick’ Jr
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Lincoln
Frederick
Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission
Houck
D. John Markey
Edward S. Delaplane
Mary E. Jacobs
Route 1
Myersville
Lawrence A. Jacobs
Near
Circuit Clerk
Patrick M. Schnanffer
Gaithersburg Man Found Dead In Car
Claude V. Tennery a 69 year old Gaithersburg resident and employee of a Washington printing firm was found dead behind the wheel of his car after it struck a parked truck on Maryland 305 near Garrett Park. Dr F J Broschart Montgomery County medical examiner would perform an autopsy to determine if he was stricken before the crash. Survived by his wife Pearl a son B J of Rockville three daughters Ceceile Gonso of Wheaton Elizabeth of home and Zaidee of New York.
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Bethesda
Claude V. Tennery
Gaithersburg
Washington
Maryland 305
Garrett Park
F. J. Broschart
Montgomery County Medical Examiner
Tennery
Pearl
B. J
Rockville
Ceceile Gonso
Wheaton
Elizabeth
Zaidee
New York
Swine Farmer Dies At Hospital In Laytonsville
Earle Lechiider, 61, of Laytons ville died suddenly Monday afternoon at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Colesville, he was the son of the late Joseph and Mamie Lechhder. He owned a swine farm near Laytonsville and was a member of St. Pauls Methodist Church and Sunday School, serving in many offices.
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Earle Lechiider
Laytonsville
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Colesville
Joseph and
Mamie Lechhder
Laytonsvile
St. Paul's
Lechlider Family Rites In Laytonsville Held
Memorial services for Earle Lechlider were held at the Francis H. Barber funeral home in Laytonsville with burial in Laytonsville Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Myrtle I., son George E., daughters Hazel M. and Alice V. Ogg, and six grandchildren. fund contributions can be sent to the Earle Lechlider Memorial Fund for St Paul Methodist Church. The second item notes Maurice H. Stans predicting a near 31 billion dollar 1962 federal spending level, citing built-in cost increases and cautioning against crash spending and tax rises.
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Building Fund
Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Montgomery County Agriculture Center
National Duroc Swine Association
Wfe
Myrtle I. Lechlider
George E. Lechlider
Laytonsville
Hazel M. Lechlider
Alice V. Ogg
Rockville
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsvile
Earle Lechlider
New St Paul Methodist Church
Evelyn H. Stang
Gaithersburg
Buds ‘Et
Maurice H. Stans
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Stans
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Senhower
Ft. Benning
Gettan Electric
Potomac Edison
Money Bown
Sestallow
G. & R. Merchandise Mart
Patrick Street
Home of Home Improvements
Oriole
Baltimore
Babe Ruth
SEARS
Barton Blue
Barton Ivory
Castle Rose
Nutria Tweed
Parkside
Norton
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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