Jamestown Is 350 Today commemorates Jamestown’s 350th birth
Jamestown observances feature Vice President Nixon and British envoy Cacetz, with military flyovers and a pageant recalling the Susan Constant Godspeed and Discovery. Nixon praised American progress from private enterprise and shared ties with Britain while noting budget debates with Sen Byrd. Also included are county dairy awards and local court notices from Frederick Maryland dated May 14 1957.
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Jamestown
Richard Nixot
Sr Cacetz
Jand
Nixot
Cacetz
Essland
Esarlach
Susan
Nixon
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Sen
Byrd
Sen-Lyrd
Senate
Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Caccia
America
Awards at Holstein dinner highlight 1956 DHIA trophy
About 200 breeders and buyers gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for a Holstein-Freisian dinner preceding the 31st consignment sale of the Maryland association at the Fair Grounds. J Robert Schabinger awarded the DHIA trophy to Franklin Moffett of Chestertown for a herd of 25 cows averaging 16.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maryland Holstein-Freisian Association
Fair Grounds
J. Robert Schabinger
University of Marshland
Franklin Moffett
Chestertown
Parking Committee Backs Multi Lot Plan In Frederick
The Frederick Off-Street Parking Commission met in City Hall and outlined a plan to study sites between Patrick and Fourth Streets along North Market Street for several smaller lots rather than one large facility. They also discussed all-day parking by merchants, extending loading-zone meters, and authority questions since they are named as the Enes Street Parking Commission by the mayor and board.
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Frederick Cry
City Hall
Gowntown
James McSherry
Grace Nicodemus
Cixsde Roney Sr
LeRoy Davis
Michael T. Croghan Jr
L. Donald Davis
Gowntown Freceries
Patrick Street
Fourth Street
North Market Street
Parking Commission
E. Earl Remsberg
Miz
Frederick
East Church Street
Second
Third Streets
Court
Bentz Streets
Enez Street
Board of Aldersmen
Farm Bureau Group Discusses Federal Budget Concerns
Mr Tobias Zimmerman hosted Farm Bureau Discussion Group No 4 at Ballenzer Creek Road on Wednesday. The session covered The Federal Budget with focus on war time budgets in peace time and potential cuts of 200 million across fourteen departments. Members urged a new program in all government areas and approved sending a letter to Maryland lawmakers supporting the recommended budget cuts.
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Tobias Zimmerman
Farm Bureau
Tore
Ballenzer Creek Road
Roy C. W. Schaffer
Zimmerman
Farm Bureau Federation
S& Dillion
Kanode
William Howard
Roy Schaffer
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Rail history and a town meeting in Western Maryland era
The passage recalls rail service cuts by the Western Maryland Railway terminating Baltimore to Hagerstown trips, the end of iconic excursions, and the public’s bond with old routes. It cites past lines to Blue Ridge Summit, Pen Mar, and High Street stations, plus the impact on local travel and sentiment.
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Baltimore
Ammapols
Bel Air
Sain
Frederick
Aringws
Glysdos
Westminster
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Kermar
Rocky Ridge
Fhermont
Sabillasvile
Blue Ridge Summit
Fort Ritchie
Hagerstoun
Western Marxland Railway
Conpary
Baltimore-Hagerstown
Senger
Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Hillen Station
Pen Mar
Associated Women Of Farm Bureau Meet in Frederick County
The Associated Women of the Frederick County Farm Bureau held a spring meeting in the Conference Room at 115 East Church Street. David Young welcomed the group, and Mrs. Ray Smith presented Weseer’s report. Montgomery and Washington County leaders were introduced. Youth Chairman Mrs. Herbert Devall urged attendees to seek talent for the Farm Queen Contest on July 31 at the Farmers’ Picnic.
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Bounty
Tobias Zimmerman
Harry Zentz
Daniel
Stavriee Coblenizz
Ray Smith
Robert Russell
Ethan Book
Morocco
Rammond Clary
Associated Women
Frederick County Farm Bureau
East Church Street
David Young
Weseer
Montgomery County
Washington County
Herbert Devall
Farmer's Pi
County Man Held After Flint Incident Involving 2-Year-Old
Police picked up Garrett Livingston Davis a 2 year old male suspect in a Flint incident Monday. The case involves local authorities and ongoing investigation with no charges confirmed at this time.
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Garrett Livingston Davis
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