Messer and Martz Win County 4-H Speaking Contest
Miss Susan Messer of Urbana and Rodney Martz near Ladiesburg won senior honors in Frederick County 4-H Public Speaking. Junior winners were Lana Black of Thurmont Blue Ribbon and William Swet of Unionville Pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Swet
Unionville
Lana Black
Thurmont
Susan Messer
Allie Messer
Urbana
Rodney Martz
Russell Martz
Ladiesburg
Frederick County
Unionville Pioneers
Winchester Hall
Neil Achenbach
Kenneth Wisner
John Tritt
Paul Fogle
Wanda Black
Becky Keilholtz
Rocky Ridge
June Dudrow
Carroll Manor
Jo Ann King
Bal Janger
Margie Craw
Frederick City
Nicolette Orlando
Shook
Lions Host Dinner With Olympic Coach And Scout Honors
Myersville Lions Club dinner featured Jack Griffin speaker on Tokyo trip with the U S track team and shown uniforms. William A. Talbott received a scoutmaster certificate while Troop 273 members and Lions Club honored him with a watch and plaque. New members Cecil Keller Donald Easterday John Miller and William Talbott inducted by Austin Angleberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Griffin
Myersville Lions Club
Vf.w
Griffin
Tokyo
United States
William A. Talbott
Scmi
Myersville
Lions Club
Talbott
Walter Roney
Francis Scott Key
Joseph F. Brown
Austin Angleberger
Cecil Keller
Donald Easterday
John Miller
William Talbott
Lion
Paul Bittle
Lion Joseph Brown
An Investigation Into the Ku Klux Klan
The House Un American Activities Committee reports the Klan is split by bickering, with estimated total membership under 15,000. It notes violent acts by secret squads, diverse regional presence, and a hierarchy with titles such as Imperial Wizard and Grand Dragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Edwin E. Willis
D- iLa
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Willis
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi Gulf Coast
United Klans of America, Inc
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Invisible Empire
Genii
Hydras
Cyclops
Klavern
Klaliff
Klokard
Kludd
Kligrapp
Klabce
Klexter
Klokan
Night -Hawk
Strength For Today HE SHAMED HER AGITATION
A narrator recalls a friend’s flood ordeal with rising waters flooding the first floor and threatening the house’s foundation. A chicken crate raft drifts by the second floor, illustrating the peril and tension of the escape.
Dog Survives Voyage On Mayflower II reenactment
In a historic reenactment a dog on a crate floated from Plymouth to shore as the Mayflower II crossed a stream. The dog fought to stay aboard and finally reached land while a spectator recalled the comforting sight of the animal resting atop the crate. The Mayflower II voyage took 54 days in the reenactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Eng
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