Red Men And Pocahontas To Meet Here
The 122nd Great Council Session of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas will convene in Frederick April 26 27 with headquarters at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Delegations from 21 councils and Pocahontas bodies across Maryland will attend, led by Chippewa Tribe No 19 and led by Sachem Joseph Shook, with Mrs Aileen Mackley and Mrs Pauline White Weddle as organizers. The event includes memorial service, sessions, banquet, and a Saturday election of officers.
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Great Council
Red Men
Pocahontas of
Maryland
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hovel
Joint Assembly
Cumberland
Williamsport
Fruitland
Westernport
T. Michael's
Boonsboro
Halethorpe
North East
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Hampton
Midland
Salisbury
Brunswick
Baltimore
L.O.R. M
Sachem Joseph
Shook
Pocahontas
Aileen Mackley
Pauline White Weddle
Old Braddock
Francis Scott Key
1.C.R
United States
Congress
United States of America
Lack Funds Delay Firemen Radio Network Plan
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association members report plans to install a 75 watt short wave base station for county wide fire service communications are delayed by funds. Six of sixteen companies pledged $150 each. four others are undecided or refused. Committee to pursue state funds continues as 65 volunteers from 14 companies attend.
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3 Regio
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Walkersville
Varcon
Raauman
Iwmayyamagan
Radio
Seach Fire Company
George Black
Thurmont
Leslie Sovocoo
Graceham
Charles Bell
Eis Hee
Norman R. Howe
Norma
Charles Burkier
Chene
Irene
Colo
Aruba
Aayette Carpenter
Edna Lu
E Santerre
Lafayette
Aheensu
B. Clark Gibson
Adamstown
University of Maryland Fire School
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Frederick County Civil Defense Office
Fire Service
Paul B. Rhoads, Jr
Jocal Fre
Federal Civil Defense Agency
Junior Fire Company
Maryland Fires Chiefs Association
Citizens Truck Company Fire|rhouse
Frederick
Henry Marschalk
Takoma Park
Walkersville Fire Company
Guardian Hose Company
West Won’t Get Atomic Bases In Iran Says Soviet
Tehran reports a Soviet foreign ministry spokesman said Iran promised not to participate in any move to host Western atomic bases. Kuznetsov indicated Moscow expects Iran to refrain from allowing bases and assured Western efforts will not gain footholds on Iranian soil.
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Iran
Tehran
Other Cities Set For Probe
Washington reports that Senator Mundt urged resumption of the Senate rackets inquiry into alleged payoffs to Scranton union officials. Investigators were said to be active in New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Los Angeles Seattle Omaha and Detroit. Bettendorf of Texarkana was named to hearings as pressure to indict others surfaced. Mundt and McClellan planned next moves as hearings continued with Dixby Dibble explaining strategy.
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Washington
Sec. Mund
R-S.d
Senate
Scranto
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Seattle
Omaha
Detroit
Mundt
Earl IP. Bettendorf
Texarkana
Tex
Bettendorf
Scranton
McClellan
D-Ark
Committee
Justice Department
Bettendrof
Joseph Mel
Hugh
Robert Malloy
Sen
ScNamara
D-Mich
Hugh, Malloy
John Durvkin
Scranton Teamsters
McNamara
Fense
McClelan
Arkansas
Oliver Dibble
Areceiver
Dibble
Aievitian
G O P May Pick Nominee Today For School Board
The Republican State Central Committee meets at noon at Hotel Frederick to discuss a nominee for the Frederick County School Board vacancy after Joseph F. Rhoderick resigns. If no decision is reached today, a further meeting will occur next week before submitting a name to Governor McKeldin for final approval. Committee members include Alderman Bowlus, Mrs Hilda Croghan, Edward Etchison, John Derr, William Zentz, Merril Wachter and Grayson Doub.
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Republican State Central Committee
Hotel Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Emmert R. Bowlus
Central Committee
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Bowlus
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
McKeldin
Alderman Bowls
Hilda B. Croghan
Edward A. Etchison
John C. Derr
William R. Zentz
Merril F. Wachter
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Lost boys found after night on Appalachian Trail
Five Baltimore boys camping along the Appalachian Trail became separated after dusk. Troopers and a deputy sheriff searched overnight until dawn, reuniting the two who had identified themselves as Harry Drake and Barry Hertster at Washington Monument State Park. The other three boys remained with helpers.
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Baltimore
Stone
U.5s
Washington
Monument Park
General Services Administration
New York
GSA
Aluminum Co
America
Reynolds Aluminum
Kaiser Aluminum
Racketeering inquiry expands with 25,000 complaints cited
Mundt urged timely input from Betten dert as the committee widens its nationwide probe into labor and management racketeering. Reporters note over 50 investigators will be deployed to eight major cities with a growing file of more than 25,000 complaints alleging improper practice or racketeering.
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Ing
McClellan
Mundt
Bettendert
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