Caroline Boy Hosts Army Secretary In Germany Visit
Lt. Col. Wesley J. Simmons, commander of the Seventh U. S. Army Non-Commissioned Officers Academy, hosted Cyrus R. Vance, Secretary of the Army, in Bad Toelz Germany. The April visit capped a 10 day tour of Army installations in Europe. Simmons and his wife have a daughter Jan born in Tokyo in 1948.
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U. S. Army Non-Commissioned Officers’ Academy
Bad Toelz
Germany
Cyrus R. Vance
Army
Europe
Simmons
Jan
Tokyo
Japan
Col. Simmons
Greensboro
Snow Hill
Western Maryland College
Armed Service
Virginia
Maryland
O. Perry Simmons
Wesley Jarrell
Used Clothing Center Opens in Denton Church
Denton community gains a new used clothing center sponsored by the Woman's Club of Denton. Space in St. Luke's Methodist Frame Building will store donated clothing and shoes for needy families, fire or theft survivors. Miss Madge Jump chairs the project and handles requests and donations. contact Denton numbers 407W and 180J.
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Woman’s Club of
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O. F. Smith
Review of Maryland's Traffic Fatalities
Nineteen people died on Maryland highways last week per the Maryland State Police weekly survey an alarming rise from the prior week. Nine were passengers seven drivers and three pedestrians with alcohol and speed each factors in four deaths and driver error in all but the pedestrian cases. Major G E Davidson urged curb risk noting passenger attention shifts can distract drivers.
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Pinewood Derby Finals Held by Choptank District Cubs
The Choptank District of the Del Mar Vacouncil Boy Scouts held its Pinewood Derby finals on May 18 at 2 30 pm sponsored by VFW Post 5118 in Easton. Thirty nine Cubs competed as Packs 137 147 150 189 190 234 265 292 325 390 were represented. Winners were Jimmy Willoughby Pack 265 Denton first Donald Stewart Pack 190 Easton second and Tommy Meredith Pack 137 Federalsburg third. Their cars advance to a national run at the University of Illinois this fall with over 150 spectators present for the event.
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Easton
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John R. Fountain
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Carl L. Pusey, Jr
E. John Mills
ClintonS
Bradley III
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Bob Prior
Jeff Sarvey
Troop 159
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St. Michaels
Tilghman
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Denton
Oxford
Greensboro
Jimmy Willoughby
Donald Stewart
Timmy Meredith
Willoughby
Stewart
University of Illinois
Seymour
Cub Scout Pack 265
Terry Cooper
Bill Behlke
Jim Willoughby
Lee Gibson
Del-Mar-Va
Behlke
Less Freight Restrictions Sought For Farm Produce
Maryland Farm Bureau urged lifting minimum rate rules for bulk and agricultural commodities to let farmers benefit from new technology and faster rate reductions. The group pressed lawmakers Beall and Friedel during Commerce Committee hearings, warning that added restrictions would cause chaos in the marketing system and hurt farmers' market access.
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J. Glenn Beall
Samuel H. Friedel
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Commerce Committees
Congress
A. Kenneth Miller
Choptank River Boat Races Draw A Record Crowd
A Sunday hydroplane meet on the Choptank River at Denton drew a record turnout as about 75 pilots competed in ASBA sanctioned races. Don Christy of Baltimore dominated the day, winning the top three races in A Stock Hydros, B Stock Hydros, and C Stock Hydros, with multiple other pilots from Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania placing in various stock and outboard classes.
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Denton
American Power Boat Association
Choptank River Boat Club
Don Christy
Baltimore
Christy
Earl Ivins
Paul Hulliger
Ivins
Jane Smith
Ted Thompson
Hulliger
Memorial Day 1963 Tribute to Fallen Heroes in Flanders Field
A memorial message honoring Roy V. R. Grogan Sr. and unnamed fallen soldiers. It recalls In Flanders Field and vows to keep faith, torch they carried, and prayers for peace alive. The piece emphasizes sacrifice, freedom, and enduring memory.
State Trooper Activity During The Past Week
State Police report incidents from the past week including a burglary at Julius Littlejohn’s freezer on Houston Branch Road Federalsburg with 50 cleaned chickens stolen and freezer key missing under investigation. On May 15 at Henderson Route 311 a 1959 Ford driven by George Dawson Robinson collided with Carlton Gooden’s Service Station, triggering a fire destroying both vehicle and station with $15,000 damage. Robinson charged with reckless driving.
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Julius Littlejohn
Houston Branch Road
Federalsburg
Henderson
Ford
George Dawson Robinson
Concordville
Carlton Gooden
Robinson
NOMA Chapter Installs Officers Monday May 27
Delmarva Chapter of NOMA will install officers at its last meeting before summer vacation. Officers include President Hayden Pentz Cal loway Typewriter Co Salisbury vice-president William Stevens A W Perdue Fruitland secretary Geraldine Heeward Hallock Construction Co Easton treasurer Harvey Nelson Harvey FE Nelson Associates Salisbury. Meeting at Bill's Seafood Inn 7 30 p m Monday May 27. Speaker Donald DeForrest Ludlow Textile Inc Wilmington Del discusses Labor Relations. Management personnel urged to attend. Reservations with Ray Langrall Phillips Hardware Cambridge or Gordon Weitzel Wayne Pump Salisbury Md.
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Delmarva
NOMA
Hayden Pentz
Calloway Typewriter Co
Salisbury
William Stevens
A. W. Perdue
Fruitland
Geraldine Heeward
Hallock Construction Co
Easton
Harvey Nelson
Harvey FE. Nelson Associates
Bill’s Seafood Inn
Minister Appointments Mark 1963 Peninsula Conference
Bishop John Wesley Lord announces the 1963 ministerial appointments for Delaware and Maryland's Eastern Shore at Salisbury after ordaining ten deacons and eight elders. New district superintendents Howard Amoss and H F Chandler lead the Easton and Dover districts respectively, with 55 total appointments listed for churches across the region.
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the
Methodist Church
Bethesda Methodist Church
Salisbury
John Wesley Lord
Delaware
Maryland
Lord
Howard H. Amoss
Easton
H. F. Chandler
St. Mark’s Church
Dover
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