Votes $1,700 For New Yale Decorations
The Retail Merchants Division of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce voted to appropriate 1700 for the purchase and installation of new Christmas lighting on Frederick streets. The plan includes neon Daylight Lights on Market and Patrick Streets and requires city employee labor funded by the division.
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Frederick City
Market Street
Patrick Steet
Frederick
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Frederick Chrismas
City
Max Kehne
2 Chamber
John Insley
Austin Kline
Casper E. Cline
Gilbert Lowenthal
Santa Claus
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Francis Scott Rey Harch
West German officers protest firing of general by Strauss
In West Germany officers resent Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss after the dismissal of Brig. Gen. Bershard Mueller-Hillebrand. They accuse Strauss of arrogance and call for formal representations. Reports say high ranking officers pressed for promotions blocked by Strauss, sparking protests within the officer corps.
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Defense Ministry
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Brg
Bershard
Meeler- Hillebrand
Fmm Ab
Pest
Mueller-Hillebrand
Strauss
Col
Ueinrich Muette
Nuclear Blast Could Destroy World Says Maryland Scientist
Dr John S Toll chair of the University of Maryland physics department warned at the Central Atlantic Region United World Federalists assembly that a 1 percent nuclear blast could wipe out humanity. He said progress is in a tin Lizzie stage and materials for such weapons exist. Delegates from Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and DC urged the UN to form a permanent police force and reaffirm US disarmament policy.
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John S. Toll
University of Maryland
Toli
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Anual
Central Atlantic
United World Federalists, Inc
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Delaware
Virginia
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United Naions
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Gov
Triple Ticket Traffic Stop In Los Angeles
Motorcycle officer G L McElroy issued speeding citations to three men in a single car after a convertible chase on Crenshaw Boulevard. The original driver Thomas Corley 26 and passengers Robert Rice 30 Gordon M Goodfellow 24 were cited for speeds 45 mph in a 25 mph zone plus Goodfellow for an unsafe lane change. The Turkish Republic proclamation date noted as October 29, 1923.
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Los Angeles
G. L. McElroy
Crenshaw
McElroy
Thomas,Corley
Robert Rice
Gordon M. Goodfellow
Goodfellow
Ballot disqualification removes Garcia candidates in election
An Election Commission ruling blocks three Garcia candidacy proposals from the November ballot. The commission says the moves were made in bad faith to prejudice the candidacy of President Carlos Garcia.
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ANILA
Garcia
Election Commission
Carlos Garcia
Kids Day Draws Fredericks Kiwanis Event Crowds
About 1909 attendees, with 1500 predicted, joined Kiwanis Kid's Day in Frederick. Morning movies at Tiveli Opera House, afternoon air show at the airport featured Saber jets from the 156th Fighter Squadron and C-119 boxcars from the 459th troop carrier group. Demonstrations covered model planes, control lines, smoke flares, radiological monitoring, Nike missile displays, and ground exhibits including historic vehicles. Cochairs were William E. Zimmerman and John Parton. Frederick CAP aided arrangements.
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Frederick
Fort Detrick
di Mathener
302Nd Signal Btn
James E. Barigis
Stanley
Abner
Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Ford
Donald Heffner
Cadets Report Catch of Fish Despite Line Break
Jefferson area report of a Potomac river fishing session where Dan Ernest Webb and nephews Arthur Webb and Les Webb of Bolivar, along with Ray Thomas, C A P cadets from Frederick, and others, caught bass and catfish. One fish weighed two pounds, caught after the line broke while a plane flowed by.
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Jefferson
Frederick
Potomac Squadron
Potomac
Mr. Webb
Arthur “Brownie” Webb
Charles Town
Webbs
Les Webb
Bolivar
Missing Okinawa Naha residents after Typhoon Faye
Okinawa police report 19 Okinawans still missing and presumed drowned five days after Typhoon Faye battered the island with 146 mph winds. Fifty-two deaths confirmed, including one American Marine.
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Naha
Okinawa
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