Frederick youth wins Notre Dame scholarship
Donald B. Rice Jr of 215 West South Street earns a 1000 per year Notre Dame scholarship after top Maryland Virginia and D C scores on national tests. He plans chemical engineering and sports journalism and is a St Johns High School graduate with a track record in academics and athletics.
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McClellan Kin Ending Research Tour Here
Clarence McClellan Jr. of Washington, a kin to General George B. McClellan and noted flag historian, concludes a four day Western Maryland research trip with Frederick as base of operations while authoring a book on the story of the flag in the United States.
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New Hospital Slated For Soldier's Home
The Veterans Administration announced plans to build a new hospital on the Soldier's Home grounds in Washington, D C, not in Montgomery County Maryland, marking the fourth site change in plans to replace Mt Alto Veterans Hospital. Administration head Harvey V Higley cited reevaluation of factors guiding the decision as the reason for the shift.
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Maryland Historical Society Acquires Governors Portraits
Maryland Historical Society acquired portraits of Gov Thomas Johnson the first Maryland governor under the 1776 constitution and his wife Ann Jennings Jobson. The 2 by 3 inch canvases by John Hesselius came from Mrs Bessy Johnson Coulehan and were funded by a bequest from Josephine Cushing Morris. The works were long shown in Baltimore on loan.
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Death of Mary Knott Ruled Pulmonary Edema
The county medical examiner determined that 45 year old Mary Elizabeth Knott was found dead in her East Church Street residence last Friday evening. The investigation by city police concluded she died from pulmonary edema.
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Pope blesses Russians at St Peter's Square
Pope Pius XII blessed thousands of pilgrims and Russian worshippers from the Vatican Palace window. About 750 Russians joined the three day visit after arriving in Naples yesterday.
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