Red Cross Board Holds Quarterly Meeting in Frederick
The Frederick County Red Cross board met at 7 30 p m in Chapter Headquarters. William Wallace presided as executive secretary Emily C Birle and service chairmen reported. Leaders noted Red Cross 77th anniversary and March as Red Cross month with plans to join United Fund Drive in October. Reports covered transportation to clinics, water safety instruction, home service aid, and volunteer hours across Frederick County. A nominating committee was formed for officers, and plans for Armed Forces Day display at Fort Detrick were set.
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Red Cross Board of Directors
South Market Street
Frederick County Red Cross
William Wallace
Emily C. Birle
Red Cross Services
Red Cross
Frederick City
Virginia Ou
Estertainment Land Supply Service
Bontevue Hospital
Wiliam Zimmerman
Red Cross Motor Services
Elizabeth McCain
Homeservice
Elinore Webb
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dwight McCain
Paul Michael
Vthen
Jane
John Ed Schel Jr
Russell McCain
Fort Detrick
Wallace
San Francisco
Edgar, McBride
J. E. Scheel Jr
Milton Brunk
Phillip Wertheimer
Eric Lundgren
Charles V. Main
Dan Weinberg
Weans M.U.A
H. Holmes Vogel
Chesa+ ual
Potomac Telephone Reports, Co
Washington
Laurens Bowers
Raymond C. Brehaut
First Aid Service
Frederick Gas Co
Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Virginia Beach
Alvin G. Quinn
Lee
Hopewell
Fredery
Rick County Board of Education
United States
Justifiable Homicide Verdict In Lana Turner Case
Lana Turner testified in Los Angeles as jurors ruled Cheryl Crane’s killing of Johnny Stompanato justifiable homicide. The teen’s act followed threats and violence during a volatile quarrel in the Beverly Hills home. the not binding verdict comes ahead of a Juvenile Court hearing for Cheryl.
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Los Angeles
Lana Turner
Johnny Stompana
Stompanato
Cheryl
Isten
Lana
Mance
Young Patient Found Strangled at Rosewood School
Police said Raymond Schurg 21 of Midland was found nude and strangled on the grounds of Rosewood State Training School in Owings Mills Baltimore County near a half mile from the main buildings. He had been missing about 24 hours and likely died Thursday night. A pile of clothing near the body lacked identifiable name marks.
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Midland
Allegany County
George C. Mehairy
Schurg
Simms
Fire damages dormitory and police probe linked to death
A dormitory housing 137 boys, King Cottage, was tied to a death as investigators consider possible weapon use. The body was moved to Baltimore morgue for autopsy while a secondary incident reported a Davenport fire at 20 East Third Street caused minimal damage. fire units arrived shortly after 2:38 p.m.
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Schurg
King Cottage
Balimore
East Third Street
Davenport
Independent Hose Company
Citizens Truck Company
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