Parade At Brunswick Draws Crowd For Veterans Day
Over 10,000 attended Brunswick Sunday Veterans Day events with Lt. Col. Hague explaining the meaning of sacrifice and peace. The Steadman Keenan Post American Legion sponsored the program featuring bands, processions, prize judging by judges including Mayor James Cunningham, and a marching unit lineup from Brunswick and surrounding towns.
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Brunswick
W. W. Hague
Second Army
Legion Post
Steadman-Kkeenan Post
American Legion
Yellow Springs Band
Ralph H. Miller
James E. Cunnings
Col. Hague
Daniel H. Burkhardt
Maryland Department
James Doub
Francis Sc
Key Post
Joseph B. Payne
Hague
Mrs. McHugh
Richard W. Johnson
Jerry Eshbaugh
Hagerstown Corps
John A. Derr
Frederick
Col. McHugh
Harry C. Bodice
Prunswick
Morris Frock Post
Stephens City
Moose
Hagerstown
Gibson
Winchester
Yellow Springs
Rohrersville
Frederick H
Sperry A. Storm
Grayston Mercer
Brunswick H. S
Brunswick Elementary
Brunswick Lions
Brunswick Rotary
Sandy Hook
Middletown
Walkersville
Independent Hose Co
Francis X. Elder
Emmitsburg
National Honor Guard
Washington
VEW Post
Charles Town
W. Va
Dixon-Troxell
Funkstown
Natomia Council
Pocahantas
Boonsboro
Maryland
15Th Infantry
Frederick Yellow Springs
National Guard of Honor
797Th Engineer
PFA
VFW
Morris-Frock
Hagersdown
Brunswick Parade Sunday Features Fort Meade Band
Photo by Frank Keefer highlights a Brunswick Sunday parade with the Second Army Band from Fort Meade providing continuous music along Potomac Street. Units and floats include Maryland National Guard color guard and Ladies Auxiliary, various local groups, antique car displays, and regional fire department entries. The piece notes the first U.S. natural gas well drilled at Fredonia, New York, in 1821.
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Frank Keefer
Brunswick
Second Army
Fort Meade
Potomac Street
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Ladies Auxiliary
Funkstown
Sandy Hook School
Jimmie’s Food Market
Stephen's City
Scarlet Rebels
Francis X
Elder Post
Brunswick Lions
Rohrersville
Independent Hose Co
Moose
Hagerstown
Frederick
Natomia Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Brunswick H
Citizens Fire
Charles Town
Middletown
Jim Tritappe
Gibson
Winchester
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
Ray Lucas
Frederick H. Band
Steadman-Keenan Post Guard of
New Market
Williamsport
Purcellville
Walkersville
Fredonia
N.Y
Food Prices to Be About Same in 1956
The Agriculture Department forecast that household food costs in 1956 will stay near current levels as demand remains strong and farmers grow large crops. Retail prices are expected to be steady despite higher marketing charges, with consumption rising in costly processed items and total food supplies seen near this year's record.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
CAP Holds Practice Rescue Mission in Maryland Airspace
Forty aircraft of the Civil Air Patrol Maryland wing combed a large area of the state for a practice rescue mission. The operation involved tracking down "downed planes" with factual panel markings and open targets observed during the exercise conducted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAP
Baltimore
Maryland
Civil Air Patrol
Four Killed In Auto Crash Near Chambersburg
CHAMBERSBURG Pa Nov 6 Four persons died in a two car head on collision about three miles north of Chambersburg. Victims named as Robert Robinson 22 Shippensburg John R Shaffer Kersburg Eileen A Allen Upper Strasburg Franklin County and Sgt Lewis Ratcliffe 20 Pearlsburg Va stationed at Letterkenny Army Depot. Robinson and Ratcliffe suffered shock and internal injuries while Shaffer and Miss Allen had shock internal injuries and broken necks.
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Chambersburg
Robert Robinson
Shippensburg
John R. Shaffer
Kersburg
Eileen A. al
Upper Strasburg
Franklin County
Lewis
Ratcliffe
Pearlsburg
Letterkenny Army Depot
Traffic Resumed After Wreck on B&O Line
Traffic was resumed on the old Baltimore and Ohio main line between Point of Rocks and Baltimore on Saturday after wrecking crews cleared tracks three miles west of Jiamsville where two men were killed and three injured Friday morning. A less serious derailment occurred at 12:45 Sunday on a rear freight train car set along the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Point of Rocks
Baltimore
Jiamsville
Jobs open for guards in Maryland penal institutions
Men between 25 and 40 with at least eight years in elementary school may apply for guard positions at State penal institutions. Vacancies in Baltimore and Jessups Maryland. Permanent jobs with promotional opportunities. Starting salary 60 dollars per week. Apply for Merit System exam in Baltimore on Web November 9 at the Commissioner of Personnel office 31 Light Street 4th floor at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balto
Jessups
Starling
Baltimore
Office of Com. of Personnel
Light St
Wreck at Uamsville Leaves Man Injured in Fair Condition
A wreck near Uamsville injured Durward K Lines and another man. Lines remained in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after receiving oxygen overnight. The incident disrupted traffic with one track kept open and another cleared.
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Durward K. Lines
Araby
Uamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Allele EL Searing AD Divison
Hearing Aid Center
W. Patrick St
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
Freiye Optical CO
Fed
Cumberland
Aldine
Friendsghip Airport
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Kaufman Garage Co., Inc
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
H. C. Summers & CO
Jefferson, Md
Fred'k Optical CO
South Market Street
Miller's Bend
Weverton
Ode Iban Oy
Lincoln Loan Service
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank OF
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