Red Cross Honors Gene Capino For Saving a Girl
Lt. Gene Capino of Eastalco Aluminum Company's security service received the National Red Cross Award of Merit for selfless action saving a 14 year old girl, Susan Nagle, struck March 8, 1972. The citation commends his first aid and leadership at the scene and notes the girl's survival due to his timely aid before ambulance arrival.
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National Red Cross
Gene Capino
Eustalco Aluminum Company
Capiio
Susan Nagle
the
Red Cross
Eastalco Aluminum Company
Susan
Capino
T. Eugene Capino
J. Milton Brunk
Eastalco
C and O Canal Park plan to be aired in Brunswick
The revised master plan for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park will be discussed in a public information meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday June 7 at Brunswick Senior High School. Frederick County residents oppose potential land condemnation and will voice concerns at the Brunswick session as part of a tour of meetings across the region.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park
Frederick Countians
Julien P. Delphey
National Capital Parks
Russ Dickenson
Brunswick Senior High School
National Parks Service
C&O
Dickenson
Delphey
Department of the Interior
Frederick County
Brunswick
Bank Names Summers To Board
Vernon Summers assistant vice president and manager of the Frederick Office of Maryland National Bank has been appointed to the Frederick County Advisory Board. A Frederick native, Summers is a Frederick High School graduate with AA and LLB degrees from the University of Baltimore. He served in 1943 overseas in France and the Rhineland and later as Lt Colonel in the 97th USARCOM Fort Meade.
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Vernon Summers
Frederick
Maryland National Bank
Frederick County
Summers
Frederick High School
University of Baltimore
France
Rhineland
Army Reserve commission
97th USARCOM
Fort George G. Meade
Western ‘Maryland Trust Company
Fair Weather Expected for Memorial Day Weekend Holiday
An optimistic forecast calls for sunny skies and little rain for Memorial Day weekend. Most resorts and parks open, government offices close Monday, and mail delivery pauses with limited box access. Temperatures reach 76 to 82 today, cooling to the low 50s tonight, with rain chances dropping to zero over the weekend.
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Bernard Baumgardner
Frederick Fairgrounds
mercury
Rose Hill History Center Proposed by Frederick Parks Board
The Frederick Parks and Recreation Commission discussed turning Rose Hill Manor into a history study center. Patricia Sanner urged a special committee to develop displays on Frederick County history at the home of Maryland's first governor Thomas Johnson. County Commissioner Donald Lewis and Chairman Robert Klein commented.
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Rose Hill Manor
Frederick County
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Nixon Brezhnev Meet In Prolonged Summit Session
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev held a five hour dinner conversation at a dacha as talks continued on longer range European and Asian issues. Officials said the day’s work included a high seas weapons accord and a planned Friday signing of a two part strategic arms agreement.
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MOSCOW
Nixon
Communist party
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
dacha
Injured City Woman Sues Over Fatal East Church Crash
Mrs. Julia Elizabeth Ridenour of East Church Street sues Arnold Filmore Nalley in a $100000 claim alleging negligence and DUI after a May 15 crash on East Church Street near her home. Grimes, 30, Frederick High teacher, was killed. Nalley faces manslaughter and traffic charges. District court hearings set for July 6.
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People’s
East Church Street
Julia Elizabeth Ridenour
Arnold Filmore Nalley
RFD 2
Betsy Ross
Church Street
Nalley
Katherine Roberta Grimes
Frederick High School
City Keeps Tax Rate At 1.70 For 1972 73 Budget
Frederick City will maintain the 1.70 per 100 assessment tax rate for the 1972 73 fiscal year as a 4 059 795 budget is unanimously approved by the Mayor and board. The plan notes higher costs from a 34.6 percent electric rate rise and a 119 000 drop in state Police Protection Fund support over two years. The budget awaits final form and public review before adoption at a June 15 Board of Equalization session.
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Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Braddock Heights Ski Way Liquor License Hearing Rescheduled
The Braddock Heights Ski-Way liquor license hearing was continued due to unprepared opposition from area residents and the Frederick County WCTU. Five WCTU officers and three Braddock Heights residents protested a request to sell and serve beer wine and liquor with package sales. The hearing was reset to next Thursday at 11 a.m.
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Braddock Heights
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Frederick County
WCTU
A. Irvin Renn
Brunswick
Middletown
Frederick
Braddock Homemakers
Braddock Grange
Ski-Way
Owen Taylor
Ralph Gastley
Renn
Hughes to address MSM graduates at commencement
Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa will address Mount St. Mary’s College graduates this Sunday at 2 30 p m outside Flynn Hall. He will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree for humanitarian service. Archbishop Han nan also gets an honorary degree, and Dr W B Cadle earns an honorary degree for 40 years of medical service to Emmitsburg and the college community. The Class of 1972 includes 247 bachelor degree recipients and eight MA diplomas.
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Harold Huges
Iowa
Mount St. Mary's College
Flynn Hall
Hughes
Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
W. B. Cadle
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s College
Fire Log and Ambulance Calls Summary
Fire calls reported over 24 hours ending 10 am include an auto fire at 112 am near 1499 East Street and a house fire at the Wright residence on Larch Lane. Ambulance activity shows 4 emergency responses and 1 routine call. Jail population lists 27 males, no females or juveniles. Community numbers for contact: 662-6333 or 663-4400.
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CITY
EAST ST
Juniors
Uniteds
Wright
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Child Dies From Injuries In Auto Crash
A two year old from Frederick died at Walter Reed Hospital from injuries in a head on collision on US 15 on May 15. Michael Anthony Buehler age 2 of Waverley Gardens was a passenger in his mother’s car. The mother Mary Biscoff Buehler 21 suffered a broken back and was discharged. The other driver Franklin Edward Biffle 43 of Frederick was listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick child
Walter Reed Hospital
Michael Anthony Buehler
Waverley Gardens
Mary Biscoff Buehler
Franklin Edward Biffle
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oil Stocks Lift Market in Early New York Trading
Oil shares supported the market in early trading as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.56 points to 968.02 at 10:30 a.m. Volume was moderate and investors watched oil stock activity.
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NEW YORK
New Market Grange Burns Mortgage On Hall Dedication
County Commissioner John A. Derr spoke on the newly funded Grange hall budget as New Market Grange No. 362 burned the mortgage for its 1965 hall. The affair included a supper, a guest list of state and local officials, and plans to clear both the old and new mortgages.
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New Market Grange
Noah King
Jesse J. Burall
John A. Derr
Monroe West
William Burall
J. Herbert Snyder
state
New Market
Franklin Shaw
John L. Thompson
Paul Gaver
Ethan Summers
Jesse L. Burall
Board of Education
New Market School
Market Grange
Jack McGolerick
Jesse Burall
Ethan P. Summers
Derr
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Miss Nagle
C. Nagle
RFD 4
J, Vernon Summers
Bank
P.O
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
College Estates
Rose Hill
Sen. Hughes
MSM
Lavinia McGolerick
Nancy Morris
New Market Grange Burns Mortgage
Junior Grange
Lionel Burgess
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