Map Fight On Pollution Map Fight On Pollution Camp Ritchie
Inter state Commission on the Potomac River Basin maps a fight to reduce river pollution through greater cooperation of state authorities. Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia are represented. Re elected chair man L Harold Sother on Maryland notes rules for minimum waste discharge standards as key accomplishment. Four meetings yearly slated with Winchester Virginia and Frederick Maryland chosen as next two sites.
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Camp Ritchie
Interstate Commission On
Potomac River
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
L. Harold Sotheron
Tate
Sothorraission
Commission
Raymond V. Long
Daniel L. Seckinger
Oliver D. Gasch
Winchester
Frederick
Hot Dixie Football Returns With GI Fueled Winds
South coaches plan stacked rosters as service members flood colleges for 1946 season. Neyland and Wade lead a loaded mix at Tennessee and Duke while Alabama, Georgia Tech, Tulane, LSU, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, North Carolina and others rebuild with ex GI players. Recruits, reinforcements, and unsettled postwar lines spark a high stakes fall race in the Southeastern Conference.
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New York
Robert Reese Neyland
Tennessee
Wallace Wade
Duke
South
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Harry Gilmer
Pancho Mancha
Paul Tinsley
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Bob Neyland
Rabbe Todd Beset
Seanganten
Bob Woodruff
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Woodruff
Army
Henry Frnka
Tulane
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Red Sanders
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Hed Noonan
Camp Peary
Virginia
Navy
Noonan
Cavaliers
Bear Bryant
Maryland
Kentucky
Lexington
Florida
Bear Wolf
North Carolina
Carl Snavely
Marines
Chapel Hill
Snavely
Charley Justice
Bainbridge Navy
Maine
California
Eddie Cameron
Fd Dusvisis
George Clark
Durham
Tommy Mont
West charged with assault and attempted rape in Hagerstown
Ronald J. West, 30, waived hearing and was ordered held without bond on an assault with attempt to rape charge. The alleged attack occurred Aug. 3 near Hagerstown city limits after a party, with police saying the victim sustained scratches and bruises and was bitten by West’s dog when resisting.
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Hagerstown
Ronald J. West
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Washington County
Max W. Rickard
West
Hagerstown City
Rickard
Washington County Hospital
Wayne Sellman
Expert Howe method to cure ruptures demonstrated in Frederick
Indianapolis expert GEO L Howe and former U S Army Medical Corps officer will demonstrate the Howe Rupture Shield at the Francis Scott Key Motel in Frederick on Monday August 12 from 2 PM to 6 PM without charge. The method claims to close openings quickly regardless of rupture size or prior activity and to allow return to work the same day. the shield is waterproof and indestructible with a heat molded fit. Mail address P O Box 5233 E Michigan St Station Indianapolis IN.
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Geo. L
Howe
Indianapolis
U. S. Army Medical
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Mit
Southern gridiron chatter and notable birthdays mix in brisk era sports notes
Maryland rated as dark horse by SEC writers while Virginia Tech, William and Mary, and Clemson loom as rivals. Star players from 1942 return to squads, with Bol Safko and Bob Longacre highlighted. Charleston raises funds for The Citadel scholarships as South Carolina race tightens. Also of note are historical dates, notable birthdays, and a quaint horoscope predicting impulsive interest in affairs.
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Maryland
Clark Shaughnessey
Mason-Dixon
Virginia
VPL
Wiliam and Mary
Jimmy Kitts
Virginia Tech
Greek Maskas
Carl Voyles
William and Mary
Auburn
Bube McCray
Bull Safko
Bob Longacre
Rex Enright
South Carolina
Notre
Today in History and Anniversaries
788 Adoniram Judson born in Malden Mass lost at sea April 12 1850. WG Henry Bowditch Boston physician abolitionist born Salem Mass died Jan 14 1892. 1812 Egbert Judson inventor of dynamite born New York died San Francisco 1893. 1819 William T G Morton Boston dentist ether anesthetic born Worcester Mass died July 15 1865. 1878 Norman H Davis Red Cross diplomat born Bedford Co Tenn died July 2 1944. 1803 Zebulon M Pike heads from St Louis on historic trip to trace Mississippi. 1831 DeWitt Clinton locomotive first test run 15 mph. 1842 Webster Ashburton Treaty defines Canada-US boundary. 1854 Walden first issued. 1905 Portsmouth peace conference Opens. 1910 Electric ...
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Adoniram Judson
Burma
Malden
Mass
Henry Bowditch
Boston
Salem
Egbert P. Judson
New York
San Francisco
William T. G. Morton
Worcester
Norman H. Davis
The
American Red Cross
Bedford Co
Tenn
Zebulon M. Pike
St. Louis
Mississippi
DeWitt Clinton
Canada
Thoreau
Portsmouth
N. H
Set Increases In Salaries
Annapolis August 8 Governor Herbert O Coner tonight announced general increases for state employees will take effect September 1. Fiscal officers estimate increases total about 1500000 monthly from the general fund and 30000 monthly from the special fund after crediting unexpended balance of the bonus appropriation. Employees earning under 3000 will gain 200 to 500, those above 3000 gain 220 to 400, based on service length. School teachers unaffected. Increases for raises since July 1 1945 will be credited. employees with increases of 400 since June 30 1945 will not benefit. Hourly rates rise 15 cents, with many rate increases since June 30. Meeting noted in Bamartsa Rebekah Lodge activity with 25 members present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Biser.
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Annapolis
LPI
Herbert O’coner
Chet Laurder
Meeting Notes From August Session At Home
The next gathering was set for August 29 at home. Menus for the September annual banquet were submitted and the group voted to hold at Peter Pan Inn. The invitation noted over 2,200 rake related items in the industry and listed Mrs. Mary Free, Mrs. Edgar, Miss Charlotte Loy among attendees. The meeting adjourned to September 5 with refreshments served by hostesses Les Biser and Mrs. Mary Hareington.
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Peter Pan Inn
Mary Free
Edgar
Spurrier
Charlotte Loy
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