Resignation of Ruth Brown Jones as Frederick County Welfare Secretary
Ruth Brown Jones, executive secretary of the Frederick County Welfare Board since January 1942, resigns to join her husband Alfred R. K. Jones. The board, after its May 16 retirement date, seeks a successor from eligible state lists via the State Employment Commission with local selection guided by state exams and qualifications. Yemen in southern Arabia is noted as lacking a railroad.
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Ruth Brown Jones
Frederick
Brunswick
Jones
Wartime Scout Commando Hike At Camp Baker Draws Crowd
Scouts from Troops 1 and 6 staged a Commando Hike to Camp Baker Braddock Heights as part of a new war era program. The game involved capturing marked land areas represented by flags and armbands with emphasis on skill, wood craft, and camouflage. Troop 1 won 220 to 175 led by Richard Simmons Jr with many participants from both troops and a 12:30 am encampment ending.
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Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
Kester
Burton Kester
Troop 6
Troop No. 1
Robert Burger
Tgam
Richard F. Simmons, Jr
William Hillcourt
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Yemen
Arabia
Countries
Troop No 1
Richard and
Willam Simmons
Rod
Bruce McLennan
Richard Metcalf
Herman Miller
Kenneth May
Edgar Crist
Earl Mercer
Joseph McNeal
Frank Adams
Donald Smith
Jack Gaver
Charles Staley
James Walsh
Irving Baumwald
James Stockman
Sid Freedman
Albert Hauff
William Stultz
Oscar Baugher
John Routzahn
William Todd
William Renn
Ulysses Wiles
Deward Burger
Harold Mount
James Burger
William White
Don Shipley
Harvey Kemp
James Powell
Russell Young
Carl Staley
Maurice Moberly
Douglas Weddle
Bernard Knoderick
F. Russell Young
Joe Marsh
Grandma Hoskins
America
Grandma
Plymouth Rock
Brewing Industry Founda
Bibles
Storm & Shipley
Selec
Tion
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Rosenour’s Department Store
North Market Street
PART
Men’s Cotton Union Suits
Kilburn
Sears
Rocock and Co
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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