Regular meeting and installation at Francis Scott Key Unit 11
American Legion Auxiliary Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11 held its regular meeting and installed officers led by Mrs. Nina Harshman. New officers include President Mrs. Helen Catsail and others, with guests from multiple units attending. The meeting also noted committee appointments and a citation for long service to the unit. Also mentioned is a 1953 note stating U S railroads used 23 000 diesel and 12 000 steam locomotives.
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Heads Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Nina Harshman
Western
Maryland
Dixon-Troxell
Funks
Helen Cat
Sail
Helen Musso
Betty Rager
Alice Kennedy
Ruth Eyler
DorothyStaley
Velma Graham
Jane Edwards
Helen Wachter
Cutsail
Anna Wastter
Eben Randall
National Americanism
Viola Wallace
Arlene VanCamp
Helen Johnson
Elsie Horn
Cornelia Rodock
Robert Edwards
Franccis Scott
Hampstead
Funkstown
Francis XII Elder
Emmitburg
Gold Star
Mt Aury
U. S
Maryland Wildlife Fund Distribution Shares
Maryland receives 64166 dollars from a national wildlife fund allocation totaling 9,796,800 for 48 states to restore and develop wildlife resources funded by a 1 percent federal excise tax on arms. Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia are listed among recipients. total apportionment slightly drops from last year.
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Washington
Ralph A. Tudor
Delaware
Mary Jang
Virginia
West Virginia
Orioles Seek New Prospects For 1955 Season
Orioles general manager Art Ehlers said coaches Frankie Skaff and Tom Oliver will visit International League and American Association prospects this week. The club, struggling with 39 wins and 79 losses, hopes to upgrade in the minors as eight straight losses extend their skid. Meanwhile, police guard Munich factories after a strike with 21 injured yesterday.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Art Ehlers
Frankie Skaff
Tom Oliver
Oliver
Orioles
Questions and Answers from a Curious Quiz Notebook
A compact Q and A listing covers general knowledge trivia. It asks where four states meet, confirming Shiprock New Mexico as a reference point in a quizzical prompt. It notes Araucana chickens lay blue eggs, distinguishes cultured versus natural pearls, and describes an astronomer predicting eclipses decades ahead. It explains the well in the House of Representatives and identifies Joseph Damien as the Leper Priest. It explains why clouds change shape and defines a pigment vehicle as water in watercolor.
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey
A reflection on Phillips Brooks statue in Copely Square Boston showing Christ's influence on Brooks. The article notes a storm in Springfield Illinois with gusts up to 63 mph hitting central Illinois Wednesday night.
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Washington
Senate House
A. Purnell Bailey
Boston
Phillips Brooks
St Gaudens
Copely Square
Brooks
Orate
Christ
Philips Brooks
Philippans
Gen. Feature Corp
Springfield
Ill
Ulinois
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Noe
Tennessee Ernie
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Peter Lind Hayes
Abe
Cbs Samm
Kaye
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Jack Carson
Abe Mr
Keen
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Crossroads
Heart of News
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Jane Picnens
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Abe Marge
Jeff
Sweeney
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Science Review
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Big Town Film
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Melvin M. Engle
Carroll Sr
Madam Parker
Frederick City Limits
Mount Pleasant Highway No
Fisher’s
Frankfurt
Germany
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United States
Shiprock
N. M
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Avigana Mast
Peaewem Mace
South America
House of Representatives
Joseph Damien
Eoples Drug Stores Service
Marget ST
Patrick ST
Ritchie Finance Corp
Monument
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
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Rovalue
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Ade
WEEN
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Market Stre Street
MOYER
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Mercury
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