Adm. Prime Named New Head Of AFCA
Rear Admiral Nathaniel S. Prime USN Ret. of Frederick becomes AFCA president after being elected at the ninth annual meeting held at the Shoreham Hotel Washington. General Curtis E. LeMay spoke as guest. Prime, born Yonkers May 25 1904, graduated Naval Academy 1926, earned a Masters in Chemical Engineering 1926, later led Naval Ordnance and Chemical Warfare sections, served in South Pacific, awarded Silver Star, helped establish Camp Detrick Naval unit, retired 1946 as Rear Admiral. He heads Prime Inc., lives on Upper College Terrace.
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Armed Forces Chemical Journal
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Nathaniel S. Prime
U. S. Navy
Frederick
AFCA
Prime
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Admiral Prime
Yonkers
Staunton Military Academy
Virginia
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Post Graduate School
University of Michigan
Bureau of Ordnance
South Pacific
Admiral Halsey
Third Fleet
United States
Surgeon General of the Navy
Special Projects Division
Chemical Warfare Service
Camp Detrick
Naval Unit Special Projects Division
CWS
Detrick
Indiana
Utah
Mississippi
Naval Ammunition Depot
Lualualei
Oahu
Hawaii
Secretary of the Navy
Adm
Upper College Terrace
Prime, Inc
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey
Two Americans travel world and see a Korean boy and old man plowing. They learn how a church’s ox was sold to help build it and the owners now pull the plow themselves. Seek ye first the kingdom of God. Also notes on potato seed pods and seedling variety.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Korea
Gorp
Atomic energy patent fight moves to new Senate bill
The Senate prepares to reexamine a bill to loosen patent rules on atomic energy. Democrats push stricter protections against monopolies while Republicans raise constitutional concerns. The House already passed a version allowing private industry to develop peaceful atomic power under government oversight and compulsory licensing for ten years. A bipartisan House Senate committee will craft a compromise, removing the Senate provision on patents.
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James Marlow Washington
Senate
AEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
House
Compromise on compulsory licensing in atomic patent law
Senate Democrats back compulsory licensing to guard against monopoly while favoring AEC led preferences for patent sharing. House approved compromise bill with little opposition as Senate consideration looms. Also notes personnel moves and military postings and mentions about 20 million tons of salt produced yearly in the U.S.
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U.S
Farewell Shower for Mrs Donald Gerrick Held in Metter Avenue Home
A midweek farewell shower honored Mrs Donald Gerrick on Thursday August five at Miss Helen Daugherty’s Metter avenue home. Hostesses Miss Daugherty and Misses Mary Yingling Vivian Freed Hilda Haller and Mrs George K Smith arranged gifts in a gleaming display with a travel theme featuring miniature planes lakes and suitcases. Guests included Mrs Grayson Haller Mrs John E Wisner Mrs J Norman Burke Mrs Richard Metcalf Mrs Carl Thomas Mrs George Tobery Mrs William Shreve Mrs Donald Null Mrs Richard Kreh Mrs Leo Tucker and others.
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Donald Gerrick
Helen Daugherty
Metter Avenue
Daugherty
Mary Yingling
Vivian Freed
Hilda Haller
George K. Smith
Grayson Haller
John E. Wisner
J. Norman Burke
Richard Metcalf
Carl Thomas
George Tobery
William Shreve
Donald Null
Richard Kreh
Leo Tucker
Barbara Schwartz
Margaret Creager
Norma Gouker
Pat
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance
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Peterson
Lewistown W S C S Meeting and Engagements
The Lewistown W S C S met August 3 at Mrs. Julia Wilhide’s. Miss Jean Wachter led devotions, Edna Mae Rice presented The Entrance of Thy Word Giveth Light, and Mrs. Albert Powell presided. A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Raymond M. Stull Jr., formerly Betty Lee Michael, now married at Lewistown Methodist. Next meeting is September 1 at Community Hall. Books Shipped to Africa by Hood College and YWCA mobilizes 50,000 volumes via S S African Dawn, with Morningside Center in NYC directing Nigeria and Gold Coast shipments. Farrel Lines carries books freight free. N A Lufburrow notes U S trucking prominence.
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Lewistown
W.S.C.S
Julia Withide
Jean Wachter
Jesus
Edna Mae Rice
Albert Powell
Raymond M. Stull, Jr
Betty Lee Michael
Lewistown Methodist Church
Wilhide
Earle Bowers
Frederick County Christian Youth Council
Africa
James Robinson
S. S. African Dawn
Morningside Community Center
New York
Dr. Robinson
Nigeria
Gold Coast
United States
Farrel Lines
Praise to Them Adds to Debates and Study
A reflective note on ongoing debates and daily obstacles in state arguments. The speaker acknowledges the difficulty of solving broad issues as conditions evolve, admitting the task feels too large to tackle at present.
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Senate Democrats
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Phyllis Haller
TWA Airlines
FT2
Navy
China Lake
Calif
U.S. Forces
Pfc
Marion F. Kline
Marion V. Kline
Biggs
226Th Ordnance Base Depot
General Motors
Fairfax
John F. Gordon
Wibert T. Woodson
Fairfax County
John F. Wood
L. E. Stickle
Fairfax Center
Myrle E. St. Aubin
S. E. Skinner
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
East
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Fred
Bath
Apts
Bank B
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Piper & Hill
North Court St
THE
Potomac Edison CO
Hood College
YWCA
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BABY
Maryland Chick Hatchery
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