Goodwill and Scouts Plan Local Clothing Drive
Frederick County residents will donate clothing through the Monocacy Valley Goodwill and Boy Scout drive. Scouts will collect empty bags early in the week of November 8 and return on November 14 to gather filled bags for transport to the workshop at 10 South Bentz Street.
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Goodwill Industries
Frederick County
Wiliam L. van Arnam
Goodwill
Washington, D. C
Frederick
South Bentz Street
Masked bandits steal jeweled covers from armory memorial
In Manhattan two masked thieves smashed a display case at the 7th Regiment Armory and took the jeweled covers of a remembrance book honoring soldiers killed in Civil War, Spanish American War, and World Wars I and II. A jade-studded page marker and gold covers were valued at about 75,000 dollars.
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New York
John J. Bellew
7Th Regiment
Maj
Edward Brennan
Manhattan
Museum of Natural History
United States
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Special Meeting For Boy's 4 H Dairy Project In Frederick
Frederick County leaders of boys 4 H clubs are invited to a special meeting at 8 p m in the extension office to review new dairy project materials. John Morris from the University of Maryland will present on dairy herd management milk diseases feeding and breeding. Over 40 percent of agricultural 4 H members show dairy as a project says Extension Agent David D Eigenbrode.
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Frederick County
John Morris
University of Maryland
Scarry Dairy
David D. Eigenbrode
Montgomery County approves liquor sales referendum and school board primaries
Official tally in Montgomery County shows two referendums approved. The liquor liberalization measure passed 70,300 to 68,208 and will take effect immediately. It applies to seven wet districts with dining space rules and food to liquor revenue ratios. The second measure establishes primary elections for school board members.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Poolesville
Kensington
Takoma Park
County Referendum Debates and Local Ballot Results
Residents voted on school board eligibility in the regular primary with top two advancing. Be ck and Keker led among candidates, while Burdette Bell and French trailed. Other measures included approving a bipartisan county personnel board and rejecting a county council salary hike. An apartment project near the Capitol prompted police review after an apparent explosive device was detonated by Army experts from Ft Belvoir.
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Iquor
School Board
Clifford K. Beck
Paul D. Burdette
Frank A. Bell Jr
Lucy Keker
James H. French
Lucille Maurer
Capitol
Army
Ft. Belvoir
Cannon ball found by construction workers in Washington
Workers digging at a Washington site uncovered a cannonball believed fired by the British during the War of 1812. Authorities will assess its age and provenance and determine proper handling.
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Washington
Injured When Viet Cong Mine Explodes
SAIGON Viet Nam AP A United States Army officer and an enlisted man were wounded when a Viet Cong mine exploded during combat operations in the field. Earlier reports indicated both men received injuries of varying severity. The incident highlights continued dangers for U S troops in the area.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Mine explosion halts Vietnamese troop advance south of here
Officials reported an American artillery shell made mine detonating under a Viet Cong column 50 miles south of here. The blast injured troops as they passed. A two year old horse is not eligible to race in the United States.
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