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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1955

Page

11

Maryland Football Note on Strong Finish and No. 1 Hopes

Hugh Fullerton Jr. notes that Maryland’s bid for No. 1 hinges on a late push as they beat North Carolina 23-7 after leading 19-0 at half. The piece contrasts Maryland’s methodical, efficient machine style with calls for high scoring and discusses national press views, injuries, and key players like Dick Burgee amid Syracuse and Michigan matchups.

ED Albaulge Hugh Fullerton Jr Associated Press Maryland Jim Tatum Terrapins North Carolina Michigan Oklahoma UCLA Baylor Tatum Bobo Olgen Yankees Olsen Terps

A R Meeting At Westminster Chapter Convenes

Westminster October meeting of Miss Mary Cunningham hostesses at West Green Street with Mrs W W A Pickens as regent presiding. Guests Miss Cunningham Mrs Frank Cunningham and Miss Bessie Clemson assisted. prayers pledges and DAR commitments featured. May minutes and May financials noted. President General message read from DAR Magazine.

Carraway Pickens National Defense Regent White House America Allen Feeser Good Citizens Commission Good Citizens Robert Gisi St. Mary's School South Dakota Edgar Barnes Wilbur Shreeve Tamassee Shreeve Terra Rubra Sociery Arthur G. Turner Terra Rubra Society, C. A. R Mre F. Donald Shriver Mise VW Lowse Mathews Maryland William Winchester Lewis K. Woodward C. Benedict Platte Sherwood Kay Henri Boulvin Grace Leroy Lottie B. Geiman Lala Wood Jane Reifsnider Madeline Shriver Frankb. Hart Westminster W.W. A. Pickens A. R Mary Cunningham West Green Street Cunningham Frank Cunningham Bessie Clemson Frank T. Parish Harry C. Reese Jr James T. Marsh

Baltimore backs extending daylight time year round

The Baltimore Association of Commerce urges extending Daylight Saving Time to October each year, arguing current April to September dates cause inconveniences for finance and interstate transportation. Voters must approve a city charter amendment to align Baltimore with the plan.

Baltimore Maryland Brunswick Baltimore Association of Commerce Association of Commerce Business World Interstate Railroad

Pilot For Prince Killed In Hagerstown Jet Demo

Fairchild test flight ends in crash near Hagerstown Municipal Airport. Prince Bernhard’s chief pilot Gerben Sonderman, 47, died when a Fokker S14 jet trainer spun and burned after takeoff. The single example, built for a cross country demo, was destroyed.

Hagerstown Gerben Sonderman Fokker Aircraft Prince Bernhard Netherlands Sonderman Fairchild Aircraft Corp Fairchild Royal Netherlands Fokker United States U. S. 11

May Pick Brown To Take Place Of Rickey

The Pattsburgh Pirates board of directors is expected to pick Joe L. Brown as general manager to succeed Branch Rickey and name a field manager among Fred Dixie Walker Bobby Bragan or Andy Cohen. Walker leads candidates with Bragan and Cohen also touted. Brown heads the farm system. Separate note reports that women live about ten percent longer than men on average.

AEW Worb Pattsburgh Pirates Board of Directors Becune Joe L. Brown Branch Rickey Fred Dixie) Walker Bobby Bragan Andy Cohen Walker People's Choice Brooklyn Fred Haney Pirates Dixie Atlanta Houston Rochester Eddie Stanky St. Lows Cardinals Harry Walker Cardinals Eareier Minneapolis Millers Bragan Haney Hollywood Pittsburgh Cohen New York Giants New Orleans Pelicans Brown Rickey Branch Rickey Jr Branch Jr

Pontiac Raises Price On 1968 Cars In Fact Display

The News of Frederick reports Pontiac pricing adjustments dated October 2. Prices on 1968 models climb about $75 to $9 above 1953 figures. Distribution and display details accompany the notice, with transportation and license fees excluded from list price.

the News Frederick Pontiac

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