Judge Delaplaine Receives Golden Hand of Friendship Award
Frederick Shopping Center merchants honored Judge Edward S. Delaplaine with the Golden Hand of Friendship at the Red Horse dinner. The 18 year Maryland Court of Appeals veteran lauded the center’s theme getting to know you while recalling his Civil War era historical work and local projects like the Taney Home and Key Museum. Also present were Maj. Charles V. Main Jack Griffin and Dr. Harold Neufeld as other Golden Hand winners.
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Harry A. Rosenfeld
Frederick
Edwards, Delaplaine
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Evelyn Los Calzo
Delaplaine
Manuel M. Weinberg
C. Lease Bussard
Los Calzo
Taney
Key Museum
South Bentz Street
Judge Delaplaine
Hammond Clary
The
Historical Society
Francis Scott Key
Rosenfeld
Community Credit Union
Maj
Charles V. Main
Jack Griffin
Harold Neufeld
Christmas Season Getting Early Start In Frederick
Frederick mayors and merchants push Christmas ahead, turning on downtown lights on Nov 26 at 7 p.m. Officials note decorations take three days and stores must ready interiors and stock. Merchants seek late hours after Thanksgiving while tree lighting date at Frederick Shopping Center remains undecided pending association meeting.
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Frederick
Monica
Hendrickson’s
Hendrickson
Frederick Downtown Merchants Association
Shopping Center Association
Fire Log Reports Across Carroll County Area
Fire calls logged in a 24 hour period ending 10 am include several automobile and brush fires. Responding agencies include Uniteds Hyattstown Carroll Manor Liberty New Market and Clemsonville Road. incidents occurred at addresses such as East Street West Third Street Peters Road and Union Bridge. Ambulance calls show a jail population count with 24 males and 0 females.
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Uniteds
Supreme Concrete Company
East Street
West Third Street
Inoa
Peters
Hyattstown
Carroll Manor
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Union Bridge
Carroll County
New Market
Clemsonville
Liberty
Town
Blizzard Strands Hundreds as Midwest Snow Hits Interstate 80
A blizzard sweeps the central Rockies stranding motorists in Wyoming and slowing travel in Kansas and Nebraska. In Little America authorities work to shelter more than 450 travelers halted on Interstate 80 as heavy snow and poor visibility close the route from Laramie to the Utah border. A heavy snow warning extends from Utah and northern Arizona to the central Plains.
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Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Great Hains
Little America
Wyo
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Laramie
Utah
Arizona
Central Plains
Senate Rejects U.N. Fund Cut and Antiwar Amendment
The Senate blocks a plan to cut U.S. funding for the United Nations and rejects an antiwar bid as it moves toward final passage of a 3.2 billion foreign aid bill. Buckley and Dominick press another cut to U.N. funds amid U.N. ouster anger.
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Washington
U.S
United Nations
Senate
Cambodia
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
John Sherman
Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Idaho
Cooper-Church
Vietnam
Laos
James Buckley
Comp N.Y
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
World Organization
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Buckley
Countdown to Alaskan nuke test faces new legal battle
Justice Department will not appeal a circuit ruling over reports on a five megaton blast on an Alaskan island. Judge Hart will receive redacted material as conservationists prepare fresh challenges arguing the detonation could trigger earthquakes, harm wildlife or spread radioactivity. President Nixon authorized the test this week with the AEC to proceed.
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Washington
Alaskan
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S
George L. Hart
Hart
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
Fog Delays Traffic Across County Amid Dense Mornings
Dense fog blanketed the county for a second day slowing traffic to a crawl. The Weather Bureau warned of more fog tonight and Saturday morning with highs in the 70s and lows around 50. Air and bridge traffic faced delays including at Friendship and National and Dulles airports.
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Mercury
Friendship International Airport
Friendship
National
Washington
D.C
Dulles
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Britain Divided Over Common Market Entry Vote
London AP reports Parliament split as the House of Commons approved entry in principle to the European Economic Community. Heath faces a long fight to pass enabling legislation while Labour plans delays and potential electoral strategy. Fishing rights remain a contentious entry term.
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London
Britain
Europe
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Labor Party
Heath
Commons
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Labor
District Court Chief Judge Cites Facilities As Problem
District Court Chief Judge Robert F. Sweeney told Frederick Lions Club members that Maryland's new District Court System, adopted July 5, works well despite issues with court locations and underpaid clerical staff. He noted eight temporary sites and described basement and garage courtrooms, urging cleaner dignified surroundings and a resolution to locality challenges.
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District Court
Maryland
Robert F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Baltimore City
Attorney General’s Office
Frederick Lions Club
North Carolina
Colorado
People’s Court
Judicial Branch
Judge Denies Motions For New Weddle Trial
Circuit Judge Samuel W Barrick denied defense motions for a new trial for Robert Edward Weddle Jr 36 of Frederick on a Sept 28 jury conviction for receiving a stolen $400 riding mower owned by William Cephas Thomas. The defense argued trial unfairness due to admission of other crimes and a surprise rebuttal by Howard E Rorabaugh who said he aided Weddle in receiving stolen tires and other thefts. The state said Rorabaugh had no immunity and had not been charged.
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George Dorsey
Robert Edward Weddle Jr
Circuit Court
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Weddle
RFD
Frederick
William Cephas Thomas
Robert C. Heeney
Heeney
Howard E. Rorabaugh
RFD 1
Thurmont
Rorabaugh
Robert Rothenhoefer
Perry Mason
Weddie
Rothenhoefer
Wed
United Jewish Appeal Kickoff Meeting Sunday
Moshe Avni former Israeli Embassy cultural attaché in Mexico will speak at the United Jewish Appeal of Frederick campaign kickoff. The event is at 8 pm Sunday in the social hall of Beth Sholom 20 W Second St. Avni will discuss Israel’s current economic social and political conditions from his decades of involvement. He formerly led Kibbutz West Negev from 1950 to 1961 and studied economics psychology and law at the University of Jerusalem.
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Moshe Avni
Mexico
United Jewish Appeal
Frederick
Hel al Beth Sholom
Israel
Avni
West Negev
Market Holds Narrow Range As Dow Edges Down
In moderate trading the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped 0.08 to 897.54 at 10 39 this morning. The index had risen for the first time in 12 sessions the previous day.
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New York
Red China purge rumor widens from Beijing power struggle
U S intelligence notes rising signs that high ranking PLA leaders Huang Yung sheng Wu Fahsien and Lee Tso Pang may have been purged amid a leadership crisis tied to Lin Piao illness. Officials caution reports are unconfirmed and murky as speculation grows.
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Washington
U.S
Red China
Mainland China
Huang Yungsheng
Peoples’ Liberation Army
PLA
Red Chinese Air Force
Wu Fahsien
Navy
Lee Tso Pang
Rceeducation
China
China Watchers
Lin Piao
Mao Tse Tung
Rev. Herman Dies at 93. Local Born Clergyman Remembered
The Rev. Dr. Edwarda G. Hermann aged 93 died Wednesday evening at Homewood Church Home in Williamsport where he had resided. He was born August 26, 1878, in Frederick, son of Charles M. Hermann and Elizabeth Diehl Hermann. He was the last of his immediate family.
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Edwarda. G. Hermann
Springvale Road
Silver Spring
Homewood Church
Williamsport
Frederick
Charles M
Elizabeth Diehl Hermann
Hermann
Fred
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Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
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Peking
High’s
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Sarrett County
Lodge Hall
Worcester County
Snowhill
Moshe Ayni
Edward Hermann
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