Severe Sunday Storm Strikes Frederick County Washington Area
A severe Sunday storm moving from Wolfsville to Amatters Station caused heavy hail up to golf ball size, blowing down trees and utility lines. Boonsboro and surrounding communities reported damaged homes and power outages with several areas vielä without lights or phones as the storm passed before 7 p.m. lasting about 20 minutes.
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Acros
Frederick Junty
Wollsville
Myersville
Amatters Station
Taneviewn
Thermonat
Graceham
Jimtown
Creagerstown
Frederick County
Boonsboro
Washington County
Wolfsville
Wolfsville Lutheran Church
Bar Association strife slows talks amid propaganda debate
Baltimore bar leaders debate inviting the Soviet ambassador as a protest group pressed for a special session. Attorney Pressman says 45 members back the petition, exceeding the 10 needed to call a meeting. In Washington, the government reports about 20 percent of the interstate highway network work is underway or completed after 2 months.
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Pressman
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Bar Assn
Baltimore City
Mikhail A. 3Fenshikov
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Invitation of Menshikov Drawn by Association Vote
The association, which has about 1,000 members, invites Menshikov. A majority of those attending would carry the resolution.
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Menshikov
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