Frederick Meade Monument to be rededicated
On June 28 the Frederick County Civil War Centennial Association will rededicate the Gen. Meade Monument. The marker notes that Meade took command of the Army of the Potomac by order of President Lincoln and that Gettysburg featured the decisive Civil War battle.
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Ceremonies Planned Here Before Gettysburg Event
Marsland 1963 Civil War centennial observance to be staged at the General George G. Meade Monument near Frederick on June 28 as a prelude to Gettysburg 100th anniversary. C Lease Bussard, Frederick County Civil War Centennial Association president, announced. The Gettysburg battle, a turning point, was fought July 1 2 3 1863 between Union Gen Meade and Confederate Gen Robert E Lee.
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Frederick Meade Monument to be rededicated in June
The Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission plans a June 28 ceremony to rededicate the Gen Meade Monument on the Harper's Ferry road near Prospect Plaza. Prominent visitors including former U S senator George I Radcliffe are expected, with Frederick County group handling arrangements.
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Suit Settled Out Of Court For $11250 In Frederick County
A probate dispute over the estate of Charles Ray Oates ended in an out of court settlement worth 11250 after a two hour conference. The case involved life estates for a housekeeper and her daughter and residue allocations to Mount Olivet Cemetery Ebenezer Church and cemetery. Attorneys for heirs, executors, and the Western Maryland Trust Company and Farmers and Merchants Bank of Winchester were parties to the consent decree issued by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
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Reserve Of Soil Moisture Still Low
Maryland farmers faced a spring drought with moisture remained low across the state. Rain improved pastures hay corn and vegetables in Frederick and Salisbury, but overall soil moisture stayed below ideal levels for crops and orchards continue to suffer from winter conditions.
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Weather crops show drought stress and frost damage in Maryland
The weekly weather crop report notes drought pressure keeping moisture reserves low. In Western Maryland fruit belt peach trees set well except Hancock where winter frost killed buds. Apple outlook mixed with varieties varying from good to poor. Sweet corn planting 20 per cent on Eastern Shore and 95 per cent west of Chesapeake Bay. Snap beans lag north-central Maryland but near complete on the Shore. Early corn sprouting amid dry conditions. pastures below average feed outside Wicomico and Worcester counties.
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Maryland wary on trespass warrants for protests
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B Finnan urged enforcement agencies to require property owners to swear warrants against trespass when demonstrators gather. The guidance aims to show the state does not back segregation after Supreme Court rulings overturning sit-in convictions. In Nuevo Laredo Mexico a snake-shipment scare sparks alarm as 300 rattlesnakes for U S research are reported escaped. Yugoslavia produced 25000 tons of aluminum in 1960.
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