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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1976

Page

4

History talk highlights Frederick County origins and harsh colonial taxes

Millard A Gilburn Rice addressed the Historical Society of Frederick County sharing early local history. He described frontier life and notable figures like Daniel Dulany and Thomas Cresap, noted German settlers' tax grievances, and reviewed 18th century court records on baseborn children and ward laws, including bonds and tobacco welfare.

Nick Wood Frederick County Millard Gilburn Rice Historical Society of Rice Daniel Dulany Thomas Cresap Maryland Stephen Remsburg General Assembly of Remsburg Frederick

Thai leader named prime minister amid resolution of crisis

King Bhumibol signed a royal decree reinstating Seni Pramoj as prime minister, ending a two day leadership crisis. Seni, 71, will head a four party coalition for four years and form a new government by mid next week after Parliament voted to reinstate him.

Bangkok Thailand Bhumipol Adulyadej Seni Pramoj Seni

Colorfest Queen to be crowned Oct 8 at Catoctin High

The 1876 Colorfest Queen will be crowned Friday Oct 8 at 8pm in Catoctin High School. Nine contestants from Colorfest areas include Debbie Bunker Sharon George Kay Jones Ellen Kent Denise Knott Candy Leahy Kerry Leahy Deb Robertson Karen Stottlemyer. All will be Colorfest Princesses aiding the committee and the queen will tour participating areas during Colorfest weekend.

Kay Jones Karen Stottlemyer Deb Robertson Kerry Catoctin High School Cathy Wivell Debbie Bunker Archie Bennett Rocky Ridge Catoctin High Catoctin FFA Sharon George Robert H George Jr Rt. 1 Emmitsburg E. Jones Thurmont ALC ELA Ellen Kent Mirs W.H. Kent Libertytown Linganore High Gym Club Denise Knott Joseph A. Knott E. Englith St . Frederick Hood College Red Door Future Business Leaders of America Kerry Leahy Robert F Leahy Jr Lantz Catoctin Ffa William E. Robertson Rt. 3

Police wound burglary suspect in Kensington raid

Montgomery County police say an officer wounded a burglary suspect after he refused to stop during a dawn break in at Mizell Lumber Co. Two men fled. one was hit in the hand and hip, later identified as 19 year old Bruce Richard Schaeffer of Kensington. He was in satisfactory condition and charged with burglary. The second suspect remained at large.

Rockville Montgomery County John McKone Joseph Reddick Mizell Lumber Co St. Paul St Kensington McKone Bruce Richard Schaeffer Fayette St Suburban Hospital Schaeffer

Origin and meaning of caucus debated in historical note

The piece discusses uncertain origins of the word caucus, suggesting Algonquin and Latin routes, possibly from feaucausus meaning elder or advisor or from the drinking vessel caucus. It notes Boston’s Caucus Club led by a brewer and mentions World Almanac referencing drinking vessels during political discussions.

Caucus Feaucausus Caucus Club Boston

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