Portrait Presented at Rural-Urban Dinner Honors Shoemaker
More than 300 farm and city representatives gathered at the Peter Pan Inn for the first annual Rural-Urban meeting and a portrait presentation to former County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker. Noah E. Kefauver Jr. cited Shoemaker’s work to improve rural urban understanding as the portrait by Helen Smith was given for display in Winchester Hall’s Extension Service office. Willis T. Hancock of the Maryland National Bank spoke on farming and industry interdependence urging local business leaders to study local production and import possibilities within Frederick County.
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Peter Pan Inn
Henry R. Shoemaker
Helen Smith
Old Braddock
Shoemaker
Noah E. Kefauver Jr
Middletown
Maryland Farm Bureau
Lands Record
Kefauver
Mr. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Willis T. Hancock
The
Maryland National Bank
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Hancock
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Community Notes from Lovettsville and Nearby
Local news item highlights Airman Bernard Nelson re enlisting in Ramstein Germany for four years. Open house by Athey Construction at two Route 2 homes this Sunday. Visits from Topeka relatives, football injury at Loudoun Hospital, Halloween PTA party winners named, new grandson Kevin Brent Robinette, military discharges, church services adjusted for broadcast, and church group activities with fundraising.
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J.D. Keister
Lovettsville
Bernard Nelson
Ramstein
Germany
Air Force
Bernard
James and
Calvin Athey
Athey Construction Company
Jennie
Helen Williams
Topeka Kangas
Glenn Pollom
Pollom
Mary Katherine Axline
John Rickard
Edward Rickard
Bitberg
Jimmy Rickard
Lackland Afb
Texas
Keith Garrison
Jack Garrison
Loudoun County Hospital
Thomas Hoover
Broadway
Herbert Shackelford
Stephens City
Connie Connor
Lynn Biller
Lee Shoemaker
Hypatia Mullen
Ronnic
Jo Deener
Debbie Shumaker
Jamie McKimmey
Tommy
Mark Colbert
Richard Hickman
Pauline Hickman
McLean
Mattie Hickman
Howard Thornett
Cecil Robinette
Loudoun Hospital
Glenn Robinette
Leesburg
Kevin Brent
Glenn
Mary C. Moore
Robbie Grehan
Warrenton
Marvin Filler
Mary Sue Grehan
Filler
Washington
Alyce Faye Hess
Beverly Nelson
Lena Hess
Leo Reed
Mt. Olivet
Sue Ann
Tommy Ridgeway
Elsie Wirts
Richard
Margaret Fleming
Caroliyn
Phyllis Compher
Russell
William Swartz
Edna Pearson
Sherry Spring
Dianne English
Joyce Frye
Gettysburg
Church Council of
New Jerusalem
Drought Grips Okinawa City Amid Low Rainfall
The Okinawa region, home to a major U.S. military base, experiences scarce rainfall with 1963 rainfall at 31 inches, well below the usual 82 inches per year.
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Okinawa
Naha
U.S
Pacific
Two Injured In Accident Near Frederick Maryland
Two Rochester residents Walter Murphy and Margaret Murphy injured when Murphy’s car left Route 340 mud and struck a Potomac Edison power pole near Frederick at 10 15 p m. Alton Murphy also treated for a knee injury. all released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Trooper English said no charges.
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Rochester
N. Y
Walter Murphy
Frederick
Potomac Edison
Margaret Murphy
Alton Murphy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Libertytown
John Lang Jr
Charles Lang
Charles
John Lang
Walter Weller Jr
Union Bridge
Weller
Ford
Tpr
Robert R. Loun
Washington crime hits record in 12 month period
Police officials reported that the 12 months ending October 31 saw more major crime in Washington than any comparable period in the city’s history, marking a historic high.
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Washington
Education Week Observed In Frederick County Schools
Frederick County schools will host National Education Week with open visits for parents and citizens. Superintendent Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh announced plans urging contacting local principals for each school's schedule. Elm Street School and others will have specific hours while many will be open all week from Monday to Friday.
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Frederick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick City
Elm Street
Sensenbaugh
Fred
Maryland National Education Week Proclaimed by Governor
Frederick County schools prepare for National Education Week with the theme How Education Strengthens The Nation. Governor J Millard Tawes declares the week and notes a sound free public education is essential to freedom. The Frederick County School Board holds its monthly meeting at 9 a.m. on Veterans Day at East Church Street offices. The Frederick Community College trustees meet at 1 p.m. the same day, open to the public.
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Erick County
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Frederick County School Board
East Church Street
The
Frederick Community College
Missile explodes over Cape Canaveral during test
An Minuteman intercontinental range missile spun out of control at Cape Canaveral and erupted in a dazzling display of pyrotechnics. The three stage rocket narrowly cleared an underground silo before veering nose down after lifting briefly. The range safety officer issued a signal to abort.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Fragmented Recall of a 1960 East German Exhibition
A damaged fragment recalls a 1960 East German display with a cheese set portraying the king as a worker reading an economic plan and the queen as a woman scientist. The scene includes pawns bearing hammers and sickles.
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East Germany
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Agricultural Department of Maryland National Bank
C. Millard Siler Jr
Economic Development Commission
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Crere
Rice Manufacturing Co
Baltimore Avenue
Cumberland
Frederick Mercer
Rexall
Brunswick Paynes
Walkersville
Walkersville Pharmacy
New Market Warfield
MT. Airy Myers
Blue Ridge Summit
Boonsboro
Zimmerman
Thurmont Lewis
Glass Shop
N. Market St
Agfochrome
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Yellow Springs
General Services Administration
U.S. Government
Commission
Germantown
Department of Employment and Security
West Church Street
Canaveral
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Weil Brothers
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Monogram
Black and White
Davis
Ien’s
Budget Center
S. Market St
Jacobson’s
Sanae
Magnavox
Frederick Manavorx Home Entertainment Center
North Market St
City Hall
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