Republicans Urge North Frederick City Convention
Frederick City Republicans prepare for a July 7 convention at North Frederick Clementary School to nominate candidates for city offices. About 110 delegates, alternates, dignitaries and Republicans gather at 7 30 p m with Rep J Glenn Beal as keynote. Mayor John A Derr leads a slate including treasurer Ah.. Angleberger and Lewren Sibert and aldermen Emmett Bowlus Glenmore Rice Calvin Bartgis Claude Delauter W E Gladstone Thompson and Richard Shipley.
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Larry Heslin
Frederick City
North Frederick Clementary School
Robert Bowlus
Republican Executive Committee
Rep
J. Glenn Beal
John A. Derr
Austin’. Angleberger
Lewren Sibert
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenmore Rice
Calvin Bartgis
Claude R. Delauter
W. E. Gladstone Thompson
Richard L. Shipley
Edward Thomas
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick
Republican Party
Ities
Thomas
Bowlus
First UA Drive Report Shows 8059 Pledged in Frederick County
The Frederick County United Appeal reported 8059 in receipts and pledges in its first seven days toward a 200000 goal. Special gifts led with 5098 toward a 16795 target, as 13 agencies including Red Cross Boy Scouts and USO are supported by the drive and payroll deductions urged. The next report session is set for October 24.
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Frederick County United Appeal
G. R. Shipley
Mig Deer Taverner
Frederick L. Silbernagie Jr
Newton Steeley
Gilbert A. Newby
R. H. Smith
United Appeal
Richard Clendenin
Voluunteer
Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Counseling Services
Detrick
Federated Charities
Girl Scots
Gringge Kindergarten
Kida Inc
Salvation Army
Travelers Aid
United Service Organization
USO
YMCA
Stock Market Slips After Overnight Decline
New York stock market opened with a continuing downturn in moderate activity. The Dow Jones average slipped 0.52 to 801.64 in the first half hour of trading.
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New York
Educators Hold Busy Session in Frederick County
Frederick County Board of Education completed a day of deliberation after months of study and debate. The board approved three major actions including a Senior Out-to-Lunch pilot at Governor Thomas Johnson High School a citizens advisory group and a plan to search for an outside firm for a full countywide program review and a 12 month operating study for schools.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Richard R. Kline
Chamber of Commerce
Peter Pan Inn
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Wedensday
Citizens
Irm
Fire Log Summary Report
During the 24 hours ending at 10 am, fire calls announced across CITY and COUNTY areas. Responders included Uniteds Citizena and MU Airy for incidents at West All Saints Street 2 33 am and Route East 653 am. Ambulance calls totaled four Emer and two Romine.
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All Saints Street
All Saints S. Uniteds and
Citizena
Mt. Airy. MU
Rayhu Specht Civic Leader Dies at 64
Rayhu Specht longtime area civic leader of 1016 Market St died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday at 7 45 p m aged 64 He served St Mark s Lutheran Church Doubs as secretary of the church council and treasurer of Manor Lutheran Parish for 20 years He joined Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in 1924 and rose to assistant cashier cashier and vice president in 1960 at the bank consolidation and later became cashier
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L. Trayhu Specht
Market St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David M
Bertha Heim Specht
St. Mark's
Lutheran Church
Doubs
Manor Lutheran Parish
Specht
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Halloween Parade Set Oct 30 in Frederick
The eleventh annual Halloween Parade sponsored by the Frederick Jaycees is planned for October 30. Wayne Williams, parade chair, notes growing participation and expects more entries this year with subchairmen handling Queens committee, parade marshal, floats, treasurer, publicity, transportation, personnel, and other duties.
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The
Frederick Jaycees
Wayne Williams
Williams
Clyde Crum
Ron Wittington
Queen's Committee
Dick Brady
Robert Smariga
Roland Hobbs
Charles Rhoades
Howard Bansum
Billy Prickett
Harold Lenhart
Sions
Larry Campbell
Doug Liston
U.S. battlefield toll hits low since 1966 in Vietnam
U S authorities report 64 American battlefield deaths in Vietnam the lowest weekly total since December 1966. The decline follows a months long downward trend with potential momentum for faster U.S. troop withdrawals. Wounded totals fell to 900 with 254 274 U S troops wounded overall.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Can
Nixon
U.S
Durin
Nixon awards Medals of Honor to four Vietnam heroes
President Nixon presented the Medal of Honor to Maj. Patrick H. Brady Capt. Jack H. Jacobs Capt. James M. Sprayberry and Sgt. Robert M. Patterson for heroism in Vietnam. The ceremony followed months of antiwar protests and cited evacuations, raids, and bunker assaults as the cited actions.
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Nixon
Army Heroes of Vietnam
White House
Maj
Patrick H
Washington
Xixon
U.S
Vietnam
Patrick H. Brady
Michael H. Brady
Soak Lake
Wash
LaVona T. Thompson
LaPuenta
Calif
Jack H. Jacobs
David Jacobs
Forbes
James M. Sprayberry
Mrs. Ollice II, Sprayberry
Sylacauga, Ala
Robert M Patterson
Frances Patterson
Fayetteville
Brady
Philip
D.D
Brooke Army Medical Center
Texas
Chu Lai
Jacobs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ft Bearing
Kiem Phong
Sprayberry
la Grange
First Air Cavalry Division
Spray Sersy
Tieves
Obituary: Alton Lipps Dies in Baltimore at 61
Alton J Lipps Sr husband of Louise Smith Lipps of 274 Dill Ave died at University Hospital Baltimore. Born Sept 15 1904 in Frederick he was son of the late William D Lipps and Florence Andrews Lipps. He was a parish leader at St Johns Catholic Church a Knights of Columbus officer and Holy Name Society member.
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Alton J.ipps
Louise Smith Lipps
Dill Ave
University Hospital
Baltimore
Srederick
William D
Florence Anddrews Lipps
Lipps
S. John's Catholic Church
McNamara
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Civitan Club
United Fire Company
St John's Bie
Community drives funds for child's heart surgery
Amvets Post 5 led by Commander Columbus Bryant Jr launches a drive to raise money for a local one year old girl Bonita Jackson daughter of Mrs Doris Jackson. Donations can be sent to Post Home 118 West All Saints Street or by calling 569 9649 for more information.
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Amvets Post 5
Columbus Bryant Jr
Bonita Jackson
Doris Jackson
West All Saints Street
Informaton
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North Frederick
Donald Z. Koons
Republican Committee
J. Rolfe Castleman
Rayhu Specht
America
Ft. Polk
Patterson
Durham
N.C
St. Bragg
la Chu Ma
17Th Cavalry
Aeaf
Alton Lipps Sr
Alton Lipps
Calvary Methodist Church
James Morgan
Central Alann
Rolfe Castleman