Emmitsburg Council Reorganizes Town Government
The Emmitsburg town council restructured leadership after elections. John S. Hollinger named council president replacing I Norman Flax, Dr J W Houser becomes town treasurer, Mrs Raymond Baker appointed clerk, while I Gillelan leaves town governance. The meeting also covered Rain bow Lake maintenance and library funding requests, with library support postponed.
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Emmitsburg
John S. Hollinger
Flax
I. Norman Flax
Emmittsburg
J. W. Houser
Ralph Ireland
Allen Bouey
Raymond Baker
Charles D. Gillelan
Gillelan
Jaycees Win Awards At Convention
The Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce earned multiple honors at the Maryland State Convention in Frederick over the weekend. Distinct wins came in Community Development, Ways and Means, and for the monthly Vanguard edited by John M. Skiles. James Fair, district representative, finished as second runner-up in Speak-Up Jaycee, with his talk based on the Jaycee Creed. Ten members and wives attended, with a Roaring Twenties party featuring Charleston demos by four Flappers. Attendees included Wayne Baumgardner and others. convention concluded with an Awards Banquet and Ball.
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Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Maryland
Frederick
the Vanguard
John M. Skiles
James Fair
District I
Barbara Baumgardner
Janet Corbin
Shirley Little
Nancy Reever
Taneytown
Wayne Baumgardner
Dean Brown
Harold Corbin
Harry Dougherty, Jr
Larry Little
Edwood Myers
Dean Nusbaum
John Reever
Water shortage looms in Damascus amid vandalism outages
Damascus faces a serious water shortage unless rain arrives soon. Manager Bernard Gladenger cites vandalism at the water system, with broken pump switches and damaged valves. He warns dry weather worsens the supply as school demand strains the tank.
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Montgomery County
Damascus
Damascus Utilities Company
Bernard C. Gladenger Re Nag Sned
Hill
Weekend Watch Aims to Prevent Further Vandalism
A school official warns that without constant vigilance the town may face power outages and other areas losing walter due to vandalism. Montgomery County Police are investigating the incident.
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Walter
Montgomery County
Timeline Highlights From 19th and 20th Century America
Notable historical milestones including Wool's capture at Norfolk in 1862 during the Civil War era, Victoria Woodhull's 1872 presidential nomination by the National Woman's Suffrage Association, the 1935 arrival of 206 families to the Matanuska Valley Colony under the FERA, and early UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjöld era notes.
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Fortress Monroe
John E. Wool
Norfolk
Victoria Claflin Woodhull
National Woman's Suffrage Assn
Alaska
Matauska Valley
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Dag Hammar
Thjold Announces Unconditional Cease Fire Across Middle East
The story notes an unconditional cease fire announced by Thjold involving Egypt Jordan Syria and Lebanon. It also reports U S helicopters ferrying South Vietnamese troops and a Marine plane being hit by rebel fire wounding the pilot and co pilot. Today's anniversary marks James Gordon Bennett born in New York City.
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Thjold
Lrad
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
U.S
James Gordon Bennett
New York City
Bennet
New York Herald
Herald
Bennett
David Livingston
Africa
Northwest Passage
N.Y
Berthold Bennett Died in Beaulieu France in 1918
Notice reports Bennett died in Beaulieu France on May 14 1918. It notes his birthday and lists notable births: Fred Astaire born in Omaha Nebraska sixty four years ago and James Demaret born in Houston Texas fifty three years ago.
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Bennett
Beaulieu
France
Fred Astaire
Omaha
Neb
James Demaret
Houston
Texas
Mrs Eisenhower Undergoes Tumor Removal At Walter Reed
Former First Lady Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower, 66, is in Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC after a small non malignant neck tumor was removed. A hospital spokesman said she is recovering well and expected to leave in a few days. She has been a patient since last Monday. Dr Benjamin Spock, noted child care specialist and author, has advised Western Reserve University.
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The
Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Eisenhower
Benjamin Spock
Western Reserve University
World’s Fair project tour notes mixed messages and medical buzz
Spock urges parents to hold firm on raising children as Gen Douglas MacArthur surveys the 1964 65 New York World’s Fair site and predicts a patriotic revival. Nelson Eddy, 62, rests in Framingham Mass hospital with pneumonia as Goucher College schedules its first summer session from July 2 to August 9 1963 and the Claremont Quartet plans residency.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
America
Goucher
Claremont Quartet of
New York
Goucher College
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