Cancer Crusade Underway Led by Hilda Haller
The 1966 Annua l April Crusade of the American Cancer Society is underway in Frederick led by Hilda Haller with 273 volunteers canvassing city zones. The report lists numerous section captains and volunteers across NE, NW, S, and SW districts coordinating extensive door to door participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Haller
Frederick City
Zomes
American Cancer Society
Sec. S. E
Harvey A. Harrington Jr
Leonard Creeger
Helen Mills
Gene Metz
Brenda Creeger
Gale Jones
Erma Creeger
Marvin Spencer
Mary Clingan
Sec
N. E
Russell L. Michael
Catherine Creager
Paul Eigenbrode
Angela Creager
Dale W. Hallinger
Emory Carmack
Shirle
van Fossen
N.E
James Campbell
Hubert Harp Jr
Jack Halle
Mary Holdcraft
Roy
Arthur Kester
Bernhard Brust
Edward C. Esworthy
Harry Miller
Lindbergh Angleberger
Loretta Feaga
Eller Freed
June Smith
Bernard Warfield
Patricia Doll
Margaret Doll
Glenn Waltz
Richard Ray
Helen Wenzel
Joseph Eisenhauer
Harry Brachey
William Powell
Verl Forney
Mary Yingling
Russell Oden Jr
Mae Houff
James Gaver
Edward Keefer
Robert Cannon
See
W. M. Ray Spurrier
J. Howard Smith
Melvin Rice
George Hutto
Wayne Feaga
Melvin Heim
Charles Lambert
Edward M. Akers
Emily Hobgood
N.W
James McClelland
David Hagan
Willard C. Ruby
Robert Woodward
Helen M. Hauver
Rosamond Webb
Richard F. Nallin
Freda Derr
William C. Wertenbaker
Glenn Matthews
William B. Kreh
Sam W. Maples
Charles W. Simpson
Tiny Circuit Sparks Big New Business Boom
A tiny electronic component boom drives growth from 7 million in 1962 to over 50 million last year with forecasts above 400 million by 1970. Westinghouse Molecular Electronics predicts 1966 sales doubling, as integrated circuits replace many parts, cut costs, and require less maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assasiated Presse
Baltimore
Science
America
R. A. Schieber
Westinghouse Molecular Electronics Division
Molecular Electronics
Westinghouse
Desmond Doss Medal of Honor recipient vows to serve again
Desmond T. Doss a frail Seventh-day Adventist and World War II medic says he stands ready to serve if called. He notes his son Desmond Doss Jr., 19, should do the same. Doss won the Medal of Honor for rescuing 75 men at Okinawa, refusing to touch a weapon, and continuing to aid wounded under fire. He lives quietly on Lookout Mountain, and cites religious duty and patriotism as his guiding forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond T. Doss
Desmond Doss Jr
Sam
Doss
Lookout Mountain
Okinawa
Pacific
177Th
Guam
Leyte
Poss
Asset to Travelers Brocade Travel Case Creates Compact Gallery
A brocade travel case that folds flat for transit and unfolds on arrival to display a clear pocket gallery. It holds scarves gloves stockings and assorted goods, turning travel storage into a stylish organized display.
Creme de la Creme Rebounds In Gulfstream Allowance
Halter gelded bay colt Creme de la Creme, by Olympian Judy Bullah, storms from behind to win seven furlongs at Gulfstream Park. Rides by Don Brumfield preserve his second win in as many starts this year after 1965 success at Garden State Park. Also note the U.S. Army awarding 2 195 Medals of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallandale
Fla
Judy Bullah
Bramazon Farm
Garden State Park
Cherry Hill
N. J
Tower of Pisa
Gulfstream Park
Creme de la Creme
B. Golden
Don Brumfield
New Jet Era Coming
A new era in long distance aviation will begin by the late 1960s as Pan American orders 25 Boeing 747s for 525 million dollars. The massive jets seating up to 490 passengers promise lower costs, faster speeds, and potential cargo shifts, signaling tougher rail and highway competition for domestic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Cunniff
New York
Pan American World Airways
Juan Trippe
Pan Am
Trans World Airlines
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances Boyer
Jan Clem
Wilbur McBride
Bernard Gilbert
Robert Nikirk
Paul Fogle
Edwin Markley
Shirley Taylor
Robert Handley
Milton Frank Jr
Edward Clem
Harry Parr
Bryan Rice
Mildred Stitely
Dorsey Shipley
George
Wade Hursey
Dorothy Etzler
Howard M. Smith
David Hiltner
Herpert Bloom
Oliver Mercer
Fred Lodge
John Putman
Garland Feaga
Walter Sherald
G E_ Van Fossen
Robert Emge
Tom B Hutcheson
Vinda Warner
Paul Sunday
Dewey Jordan
N.W. Ambrose
Ellis G. Carty
Mark G. Morgan
William Haugh
Thomas Zimmerman
Samuel Macrum
Richard Brady
Harold Eyler
Dewey Cline
James Brown
Arthur Aldridge
Randolph Rosencrantz
Alfred Pansa
Raymond Metzer
Roscoe Shook
Edwin Waters
Glenn Keilholtz
Raymond Pazdersky
Oscar Wise
L. Clinton Rhoades
William Browne
Ralph Herbst
John Crapster
Staley Lanner
Richard Molesworth
Frank Cox
John L. Hull
John Cordyack
Theodore Reed
Margaret Lee
Edna Watkins
Joseph Whisner
Charles Mercer
Peggy Storm
Harry James
Robert Fisher
Paul Sarver
Douglas Whittington
Mary Banger
Eunice Free
Rosemary Danner
Calvin Phillips
Melvin Speaks
Albert Mullican
Mericoa Oty
Mexico Cry
Intapan
Taxco
Ely Ta
Acapulco
Conchita Package
Mexico City
Ixtapan
Tasca
Fis
Acapulco Expresso
Acapulco Hilton
Las Bricas
el Presidente, Caleta
Pierre Marques
Chicago
Market
NG Travel Agency
Ath
Janet
Woolworth’s
Frederick
Charles V. Main
F.W. Woolworths
Thomas O’toole
Richard Callaway
Charlotte Preister
J. E. Hawkins
Moon
Desmond Doss
God
Maralynd Ambush
Emile Angletty
Vonda Barnett
Cyrthia Lee
Joseph Pazdersky
John Smith
Mary Sue Gilbert
Harry Sanders Jr
Anna Townsend
Leonard Bluemenauer
Reynold Summers
S.W
Edward Fox
John Staley
Helen Kanode
Tina Strobel
Donald Campbell
Lynn Markle
Thomas Nee
Donald Plunkard
Charolette Wiles
Thomas Silliman
Mildred Hauckin
Edwin Wackley
Marin Castle
William Koontz
William Barry
Earl Summers
Gene Bingham
Mary Spurrier
Taney
Harold Webber
John Hanson
Russell Potts
Jesse Johnson
Stewart Manor
George Karl Detrick
Brooklawn
A. Temple Powell
Wayside Inn Apartments
Margaret T. Young
Taney Court
William Locke
William L. van Arnam
Phoenix
Ariz
Gerry E. Walin
University of Washington
Lake Havasu
Arizona-California
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ray Birely
West Main St
Thurmont, Md
U.S. Army
Berlin
Ai Force
Domenico Strangio
U.S
The
Pizza Shop
Erni
Frederick’s
W. Patrick ST
Blue Ridge Homes
Tare
Reir
BED Roca
Lm Monels
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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