Local Cast Debuts On We The People In Frederick Ransom Program
Frederick mayor Donald B Rice city register Aubrey A Nicodemus and banker William H B Anders appeared on CBS We The People with commentator Dan Seymour Friday at 8 45 p m to reenact the 1864 ransom incident The segment highlighted Barbara Fritchie reciting Whittier s poem and a dramatized clash with Stonewall Jackson s men The group noted the 87 year old loan and ransom payment and contrasted their performance with professional actors while a later CBS rebroadcast was announced for Monday at 9 30 p m
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City Register
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
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Dan Seymour
We the People
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John Greenleaf Whittier
Dame Barbara
Stonewall Jackson
Gen. Early
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Mayor Rice
Anders
Nicodemus
Broderick Crawford
Gil McDougald
Frederick Ransom
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Opening Maryland squirrel season proves plentiful for hunters
Regional game warden reports a strong opening with many hunters in Montgomery and Howard Counties. Most squirrels taken early, two Frederick climbers bagging 11. Doves scarce, woodcock not seen. duck season runs Nov 28 to Jan 5 with five extra days added by the Federal government.
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Amvets Post Officers Installed in Frederick Area
Maryland AMVETS State Commander Ver non M. Cassell installed Frederick Post No. 2 officers for a year led by Commander John Staley. New officers include Richard Stull Clyde Young John Kennedy John Conrad James Feaga Marvin Kennedy Frank House Edward Storm Grafton Cost and Bernard Engle. Cassell reported a colored post near chartering in Frederick with more posts planned in Baltimore Hagerstown and the Eastern Shore. Sturgeon reportedly reached 18 feet length and two ton weight in a separate note.
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McKeldin vows veto of all new taxes at Rotary lunch
Governor McKeldin pledged to veto every bill for new taxes during his Maryland administration. He urged shifting tax powers to counties, warned against inflation from state and federal funding, and cited his record of no new taxes and prior vetoes. He touted highway projects and education equity while praising local officials and staff.
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Rotary Luncheon Brings Local Leaders and Guests
President Clyde M. Roney presided as William Hardy introduced the governor of the 267th Rotary District. The guest list included Mrs. McKeldin, several club presidents, and county officials. Also noted was the inauguration of Rev. Dr. Harry F. Baughman as president of Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary.
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267Th Rotary District
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Washington
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Kiwanis Club
Joseph Doupnik
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Harry F. Baughman
Adbey Wentz
Baltimore Seizure of Marihuana Turns to Cooking Herbs
Nar cotics experts testified that a Cumberland seizure turned out to be cooking herbs while a 12 pound Baltimore haul was real marihuana. Robert Brant, 52, a brewery bottler, faces court action with his nephew John Nassrie, 27, as investigators recouped dried plants and jars from Brant's home. Nassrie pled guilty to possessing and conspiracy to sell marihuana.
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House of Correction
Robert Brant
Spring Grove State Hospital
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John W Nassrie
Nassrie
Maidnight
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Stand Found Along Potomac River Near Cumberland
A stand was found growing along the Potomac River near Cumberland this summer. Authorities seized other herbs at a suspect's home and sent them for chemical tests, which showed they were not marijuana.
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Wholesale Prices In Another Increase
Wholesale prices rose 0.3 percent in the week ended October 2, driven by gains in farm products and foods. The Bureau of Labor Statistics show the 1926 average index at 17.2 percent, up 4.7 percent from a year ago and 12.9 percent above pre Korea levels. Farm products jumped 0.3 percent with grains cotton eggs apples and milk higher. Foods rose 0.5 percent led by meat butter cocoa beans and lard. Spot market changes increased for the sixth week to 1.8 percent above last week and 25.4 percent above prewar levels.
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