Ethel Ennis Baltimore's Latest Jazz Find
Baltimore singer Ethel Ennis rises from local clubs to national attention after Newport Jazz Festival exposure with legends like Louis Armstrong and Dave Brubeck. The 31 year old, described as a progressive pop singer, records for release and eyes major stages while balancing a steady role as pianist and performer.
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Kathie Dibbell
Associated Press
Baltimore
Aug
Ethel Ennis
Billie Holliday
Miss Ennis
Connisseurs
Louis Armstrong
Dave Brubeck
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Chicago
New York
Bell Telephone Hour
Variety
Ella Fitzgerald
Sarah Vaughn
Peggy Lee
Sve
Etheli Ennis
Europe
Benny Goodman
Brussels
Jacques E. Leeds
Maryland
Newport
Thurmont Water Plans Get Okay
The Thurmont Board of Commissioners received tentative approval from the Maryland Department of Health for a $325,000 water system. Engineers outlined a plan using Hunting Creek and a new filter plant, with a 400000 gallon reservoir and 12 inch main to Thurmont.
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Maryland Department of Health
Thurmont Board of Commissioners
John B. Gillett
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Thurmont
Hunting Creek
Maryland
Catoctin Park
Baltimore
Maryland State Department of Water Resources
C. Ray Weddle
Donald L. Lewis
Commissioners’ Board
Pryor Road
Maryland Route 77
Lewis
Commissioners
Party Leader LBJ Shows No Real Sign Of Building A Dynasty
President Johnson can flex influence but faces limited national party power. He appoints loyal associates in key spots, yet top party control remains with governors, senators, and local leaders. Critics note past leaders resisted such centralization, and Johnson shows no clear plan for a dynasty.
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Lbj
Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Johnson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Washington
New York
Edwin Weiss
Lloyd
California
Atlantic City
Hand
Weiss
Kennedy
Myersville Considers Zoning Ordinance At September Meeting
Myersville may adopt a zoning ordinance to guide land development. The plan, proposed by Mayor Gilbert Stroup and the Town Council, would require developers to submit plans showing lot numbers and five year growth, with street width set at 36 feet unless altered by council. The town would provide water and sewer extensions within 100 feet of terminals. developers pay for expansions beyond. The town would reimburse $600 per completed house, with payments over ten years, and would dedicate streets and utilities to the town upon completion.
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Myersville
Gilbert Stroup
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