Frederick Welcomes Freedom Train Breaks City Record
The Freedom Train drew 9,152 visitors in Frederick on Sunday to set a new record for the local population area. Officials praised the exhibition as a priceless cargo of democratic writings and a week of rededication to American heritage. The train arrived from Gettysburg and heads to Newark after public viewing in Frederick, with ceremonies led by Mayor Lloyd C Culler and other local figures.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Northern Virginia
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Camp Detrick
Charles W. Magaha
Thousands Inspect Freedom Train Visit in Frederick
Crowds tour the Freedom Train exhibit in Frederick County with high praise for its arrangement and handling. Visitors sign the Pledge scroll on departure as ideal weather aids the windowless carriages and display of historic documents.
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Freedom Train Arrives Amid Floodlights and Night Work
Crowds gathered along the B and O station area as the train site stayed lit by floodlights aided by a Potomac Edison connection. Ambulance crews operated in shifts though no medical necessity was recorded. Committees and sponsors stayed on site until all spectators left, while crews dismantled snowfence rails and railroad staff prepared the train for departure.
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Reelected Hines to Farm Credit Board of Baltimore
William and Dorsey Hines, residents of Chesapetertown, announce the reelection of Hines to the Farm Credit Board of Baltimore. His three year term begins January 2, 1949, as the seven member board directs credit policies across four institutions in Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Puerto Rico.
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