Browningsville Cornet Band Marks 75th Anniversary in Damascus
The Browningsville Cornet Band celebrated its 75th anniversary with a dinner at Damascus High School attended by over 230 past and present members. Original member Sherman Mullain received a token of esteem, and Raymond Barnes honored 53-year participant Dwight Walker with a gold inscribed goblet. Professor Hubert P Henderson spoke on Maryland band promotion, while the University of Maryland Concert Band performed.
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Raymond ©.Barnes
Dwight T. Walker
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Wiliam A . Walker
Delaune Hobbs
Brownmegsville
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Maurice Snyder
Hubert P Henderson
University of Maryland
Maryland University
Basil Day
Charles Stull
Yellow Springs
W. K. Matthews
Poolesville
Norman Myers
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John Leister
Taneytown
One Hundred and Mighty Mothers and Daughters
Trinnity Lutheran Church
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Delmar Hiffle
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Persian Gulf trade and Iran reforms in flux
Analysis notes the Persian Gulf shipping routes as vital to Iran and the Shatt al Arab waterway. warns of internal political tensions from reform pace and corruption. It highlights Iran's economic development program, social changes, and the Shah's indicated reforms amid regional dependency on crude exports.
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Nerves Battle In Mid East
Tehran reports a tense standoff between Iran and Soviet backed forces as Moscow presses for influence while Iran forges a defense pact with the United States. Kurdish anti Communist sentiment eases fears of a Soviet corridor into Iraq though Tudeh activity remains suppressed. The Iraq situation looms with risks to Shatt Al Arab Waterway and regional stability.
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Taneytown Lions Club hosts program with guests and speaker
The Taneytown Lions Club meeting featured program chairman Homer introducing a list of attendees and guests including Marcus Baker and Frank Dusham. Howard Walters and Ralph Everhart of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company aided, and Lions officers led invocation and singing before planning the next gathering on May 26.
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Paul Morelock
John Perry
Ronald Sappington
Herman Sapler
William Stonesifer
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Marcus Baker
Herbert Bowers
Frank Dusham
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Singleton E Remsburg
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Lions International
Alexander
Charles Angell
Theodore Fair
William, Feeser
Charles Fritz Johnson
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