Kiwanis To Back 2 Projects In Frederick
The Frederick Kiwanis Club will sponsor two high school boys at Boy's State and send two crippled children to Camp Greentop this summer. Boys' State is funded for the fifth year by the American Legion. Four additional boys and transportation will be provided by the Francis Scott Key Post from this area.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
Greentop
John R. Cheatham
Fort Made
American ‘Legion
Francis Scott Key Post
Kiwanis
Farry
Frederick
Harry J. Leichert, Jr
Walter G. Crowther, Jr
H. J. Hamlet
Hagerstown
George K. Byers
Ed. Pusey
S. L. Strobe
Mt. Airy Club
George W. Baird
Baltimore
Alan Mellvaine
Meats And Fish Kept Fresh Indefinitely
Boston reports that high speed electron irradiation can preserve meat fish and produce at room temperature for years without refrigeration or taste change. Researchers Dr Wolfgang Huber Arno Brasch and A Astrack of Electronized Chemicals Corp Brooklyn found treated foods and some drugs remained sterile and nutrients intact. Enzyme preservation explained why canned foods may taste altered.
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Boston
American Chemical Society
Wolfgang Huber
Arno Brasch
A. Astrack
Electronized Chemicals Corporation
Brooklyn
N. Y
Manor Grange Meets for Degree Work and Membership Drive
Carroll Manor Grange held its regular meeting Monday April 2 with Master Howard Fry presiding. Third and fourth degrees were conferred on 22 candidates from Ballenger Middletown Glade Valley and Carroll Manor. Pomona Master Bruce Crum announced a 90 day extension of the Goss Memorial drive and a Pomona meeting at Mt. Pleasant on May 5. Remarks of welcome came from Frances Darner L H Crickenberger Bruce Crum T B Zimmerman Howard Smith Cecil Holter Jr Edgar Zimmerman and others. Roads committee members Harry Kanode Melvin Cook and Evers Shook will lead the next meeting on Monday April 16.
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Manor Grange
Carroll Manor Grange
Howard Fry
Ballenger
Middletown
Glade Valley
Carroll Manor
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Goss
Mt. Pleasant
Frances Darner
L. H. Crickenberger
T. B. Zimmerman
Howard Smith
Cecil Holter, Jr
Edgar Zimmerman
Walkersville
Harry Kanode
Melvin Cook
Evers Shook
Public indifferent to civilian defense in Hagerstown
Hagerstown on April 3 reports locals show little interest in civilian defense efforts as county civil programs struggle for attention and participation.
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Hagerstown
Defense leaders urge county to boost civilian services
Charles L Mobley told Washington County Commissioners public apathy hinders defense efforts. He cited lack of funds as a future problem and urged funding. Commissioners agreed to pay incidental expenses for the county civilian defense unit and Mobley proposed establishing auxiliary police and fire warden services.
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Charles L. Mobley
Washington County
Mobley
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