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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
12
Page 12 chronicle notes include the S S Harriet Lane incident near Charleston, a 1917 dispatch of General Pershing sailing to prepare for the AEF, Khrushchev’s three hour TV address, a federal court ruling on Birmingham school desegregation, and a birthday entry for Confederate General Pierre Beauregard born near New Orleans.
Spot anthracnose affects the flowering dogwood with disfiguring spots on bracts leaves and berries. The guide outlines spray schedules using Captan or Phaltan, timing with bud stages, and extra applications during rain, plus biannual fertilizing and watering to maintain tree vigor.
A fragment notes 1754 George Washington surprised a French party near Fort Necessity Pennsylvania. A 15 minute battle reportedly killed their leader and either killed or captured over 30 men, marking a noted clash in early American history.
Beauregard, initially superintendent at West Point, resigned to command Confederate bombardment of Fort Sumter. His leadership at Bull Run earned him a general’s promotion and later he led the Confederate Army in the West. After the war he returned to New Orleans to lead the city’s institutions.
The dispatch lists multiple birth anniversaries including Bobby Gene Smith, Henry Daniels Brown, Philip G. Davidson, and Maj. Gen. George C. Stewart with birthplaces such as Selma, Hood River, Albion and Omaha. It notes Gen Beauregard’s death and Gen Laurence S. Kuter’s birth, highlighting a Baltimore AP report where Municipal Judge Joseph Broccolino criticizes a law as ridiculous after reading it.
On Wednesday Judge Broccolino asked the 18 year old about a basketball shirt rule in a city park. He reviewed a 1961 rule and quipped about 1861 before finding William E. Winkler innocent.
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