Day Set Aside for Leonore Modell as Channel Record Falls
Sacramento honors Leonore Modell, 14, youngest to swim the English Channel, with a Leonore Modell Day ceremony planned after her landmark 15% hour crossing from France to England. Her coach Paul Herron leads the celebration with family, friends, and civic leaders. In Maryland, a two car crash on Route 40A near Boonsboro injures three, with fault shared after cars crossed center lines. Dr Louis Schram and George Truitt Sr. hospitalized or observed.
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Sacramento
Calif
Leonore Modell
Playground Swimming Pools
Paul Herron
Herron
Leonore
la Nell Modell
George
France
England
YMCA
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Louis H. Schram
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington County
George C. Truitt Sr
Francis F. Crissy
Truitt
Seven New Mont School Libraries Open With 8700 Pupils
On Wednesday September 2 8700 Montgomery County students started in seven new schools with fully equipped libraries. 26000 books line shelves at Burnt Hill Georgetown Hill Rock Creek Valley Seven Locks Westover Elementary and John F Kennedy Potomac High Schools. Planning and labor by the county instructional materials staff produced ready to use libraries with catalogs magazines pamphlets and supplies arriving in August and librarians arranging the rooms for opening day.
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Montgomery County
Burnt Hill
Georgetown Hill
Rock Creek Valley
Seven Locks
Westover
John F. Kennedy and
Potomac
County Office of Instructional Materials
Aged Homeowners Seek Relief Under Baltimore Tax Law
Baltimore AP reports that over 2,300 elderly homeowners have applied for property tax relief under a new ordinance. The credit covers the first 3,000 of the assessment. The rule applies to 65 plus owners with small property values and assets, and limited annual income.
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Baltimore
Housing Code May Be Set For Howard County
A Howard County official says a proposed housing code may be adopted within six months without further public hearings. County commissioners president Charles E Miller noted the potential action after a Thursday hearing where over 50 property owners protested, arguing the plan lacked specificity.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
Charles E Miller
Crap shoot bid leads to doomed six spades contract
New Jersey based North’s gamble in six spades nearly backfires as East and West miss the bid and South executes a sequence ending with a dramatic end play. West could have saved the hand by a different heart play, but the position seals South’s advantage unless misplayed.
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West
South
Real McCoys star Kathy Nolan in Broadside shift
AP Movie Television Writer Bob Thomas reports Kathy Nolan drops 35 pounds to play Navy lieutenant in Broadside and leads WAVEs on a Pacific Island. Nolan says she appears in most pages, sharing heavier load while Luke and Grandpa shift roles in Tycoon and Slattery's People. ABC optimistic about Broadside’s preseason prospects.
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Hollywood
Nolan
Mc- Coy
Mc- Coys
Kathy
Navy
Pacific
McHele
Universal City
Dick Crenna
McCoys
ABC
Emmitsburg Legion Auxiliary unit holds monthly meeting
Emmitsburg Maryland Francis X Elder American Legion Auxiliary Unit 121 met Tuesday at the Post Home with 14 members present. President Anna Bushman presided as minutes treasurer reports and district messages were read. Dues due next year and per capita tax were discussed. Madeleine Harner named committee woman. Melva Hardman won the draw prize and Mary Therese Miller the door prize. Refreshments followed with Anne Topper and Miller coordinating next month’s setup. Monica Warthen will graduate from Frederick Mem.
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Charles Shorb
Emmitsburg
Francis X. Elder
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Post Home
Anna Bushman
Beth Johnson
Mt. Airy
Parley Dues
Madeleine Harner
County Health Department
Melva Hardman
Mary Therese Miller
Anne Topper
Mary Theresa Miller
Auxiliary
Monica Warthen
Eugene Warthen
West Main Street
Frederick Mem
Masters Sweep The Masters: Palmer Wins Again In 1958 1960 1962
Clipping from a local page notes Arnold Palmer defeated rivals to win the Masters golf tournament in 1958 1960 and 1962. Also includes a community note on Miss Warthen taking a hospital post and residents named for September jury panel plus various society travel updates and a brief Q A on shaving acne venereal disease and Sluder's neuralgia.
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Orial Hospital
Patrick Boyle
St. Joseph’s Church
Bernard Boyle
Nancy Eyster
Carl Crist
Orlando
Arnold Palmer
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Sonotone
Sonstone Research
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roy B. Farr
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Iagerastown
Regent
the Entertainment World
Bob Thomas
Todd Steel Co
Point of Rocks, Md
Harry Grubb
Peelesville
Maryland
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Bangs
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McC-Deering Model
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John Deere
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Della
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Sidney Lease
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Mary E. Ropp
Frederick County
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Court House
Frederick City
Harmony
Jackson District
James A. Waters
William F. Ropp
Washington Milk Market
Frederick
Orphans’ Court of
Mary Elizabeth Jane Schroyer
Emma Grace Blumenauer
Thomas E. Smith
S.T.H
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Harry T. Smith
Edward Smith
William Smith
Harry Smith
Charles L. Smith
Alvie W. Smith, JR
Betty Jane Pruitte
Thomas E
Monrovia
Curtiss Candy
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Esco
Iudex
Blanche M. Shay
Glenn Trout
James G. Trout
Mehrle Wachter
Edward F. Kratz
Orphans Court
E.t.a
U. S. Route 15
Utica Road
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China
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Thurmont
Utica
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Office of the Register of Wills
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