Beall Scranton rally part of Cumberland area tour
Senator J Glenn Beall campaigns across Western Maryland with stops in Frederick Allegany and Garrett counties and Cumberland with a Scranton rally at Ali Ghan Country Club. He cites Senate duties limiting appearances and plans Beth Shalom and Cumberland Jaycees events while Mathias tours Frederick, Allegany, and Montgomery counties with events at Key Hotel Shrine Country Club Takoma Park and Wheaton shopping center.
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J. Glenn Beall
Frederick Fair
Maryland
William Scranton
Ali Ghan Country Club
Cumberland
Senate
Goldwater-Miller
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County
Frederick
Business and Professional Men's Association
Francis Scott Key
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Jewish Council of
Beth Shalom
Mathias
Allegany County
Cumberland Jaycees
Shrine Country Club
Scranton
Takoma Park
Ken Rock
Kensington
Silver Spring
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Aspen Hills
Cairo nonaligned leaders gather for neutral nations conference
A steady drum of cannonfire greeted officials entering Cairo for the nonaligned nations conference opening Monday. Leaders from 48 member states and 10 observers arrive, with a formal opening session planned for tonight as the neutral bloc meets to discuss shared concerns.
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Garbo
Cairo
Leaders of Nations
Barn Fire Startled by Children Burns Large Farm Structure
Fire damaged a barn near Bartonsville Reids Ford Road with estimated losses of 20000 dollars. Chief James Hahn said the frame barn owned by Robert Ritchie was destroyed, several thousand feet of lumber and hay were burned, and several machines were damaged. Children confessed to playing with matches and causing the blaze. fire units from New Market Independent Hose and Walkersville fought the flames for about five hours.
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Bartonsville
Reids Ford Road
James Hahn
New Market
Hahn
West Patrick Street
New Market Fire Company
Fire at Camore Service Station Kept Safe Near New Market
Firefighters arrived to find the blaze out with little damage near Camore Service Station near New Market. No injuries reported and the cause was under investigation.
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Camore
New Market
America Today in History Highlights 1863 to 1963
A compact history roundup noting key events: Union ship New Ironsides disabled by a torpedo in 1863, Chief Joseph and Nez Perce surrender in 1877, Dalton Gang raid at Coffeeville in 1892 and Emmett Dalton's later life, 1949 Social Security expansion approved by Congress, and 1963 assault on U.S. correspondents in Saigon.
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Joseph
Nelson A. Miles
Chinook
Montana
Bear’s Paw
Dalton
Coffeeville
Kansas
Emmett Dalton
Emmett
California
U.S
Saigon
Anniversary notices mark Lathrop’s life in Alaska legacy
Today's anniversary recalls Austin Cap Lathrop born 1865 in Lapeer Michigan. A longtime Alaska figure, he owned radio stations a theater, a major coal mine stake, and a poultry island ranch. He died at 84 after slipping from a moving car during a coal mine inspection in 1950. Glynis Johns and Louis Joseph Twomey born figures also noted.
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Austin
Cap) Lathrop
Lapeer
Michigan
Alaska
Lathrop
Fairbanks
Olympic Peninsula
Santrana
Glynis Johns
Durban
South Africa
Louis Joseph Twomey
Notable Births and Degrees Mentioned in Obituary Lineage
Man born in Tampa Florida fifty years ago. D. Frederick Wertz president of Lycoming College Lewistown Pennsylvania forty eight years ago. Carl John Wessel chemist born in Pennsylvania eighty three years ago.
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Man
Tampa
Frs
D. Frederick Wertz
Lycoming College
Lewistown
Carl John Wessel
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Motter Ave
Know
America
Davis Studio
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market St
SON Funeral Directors
South Market St
Ondy Colson
Armstrong
CAVC
Custom Homes
R. R. Rice
N. Market St
Roberts Frederick
Continental Mortgages Co. Inc
Mobilheat
Mobil
Slnemt
Wisner Street
Economy Oil Co
William S. Hood
Discount Supermart
William S. Leis
Topa
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