Camp Detrick Style Parade Showcases 1952 Fall Fashions
An Officer's Club event at Camp Detrick featured fall and winter fashions from Koret of California Joselli Sandra Sage and others. Mrs Edward D Storm narrated the show with Mountain Theater players modeling outfits ranging from sporty coats to cocktail dresses. Prizes and free perfume samples complemented the display and attendees included 300 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officer's Club
Camp Detrick
Koret
California
Joselli
Sandra Sage
Edward D Storm
Mountain Theater Players
Gertrude Mika
Letty Everhart
Lee Sanders
Hermine Dubrof
Jean Perkinson
Eunice Wheaton
Jean Osborn
Evelyn Redue
Richard Woods
Robert Drew
Don Bruchey
WFMD
Herman Weener
Rosenour
Ellen Cramer
Marion Teller
Apparrel
Bell
Colonal Jewelry
Allen
Newman
Hosencur's
Kentmoore Coat Co
Louise Rabstein
Pret
Howard
No Grounds Found Against Fedder By Baltimore Grand Jury
State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro announced the Baltimore grand jury found no basis for criminal charges against William C. Fedder, a Baltimore printer, after reviewing testimony from a senatorial campaign investigation. Fedder, a witness, was not charged. no complaint against him by Butler supporters was made. Also noted, Calvin Hoursman faces non support charges and must appear in Peace Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Anselm Sodaro
William C. Fedder
Washington
McCarthy
R-Wise
Fedder
Butler
Sodara
Sedaro
Jon M Jonkel
Butler Campaign
Butler Organization
Sheriff's Office
Calvin J Hoursman
Route 2
Middletown
Dorothy Dix Q and A on visiting grown children at home
Dear Dorothy Dix advises that grown children see home cooking as a compliment and suggests a regular visiting day and planned meals. A freshman girl is advised on approaching a joker, and a young mother faces an unmarriageable husband with grown expectations. Also noted is a large hybrid tomato grown by Mrs. Charles Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Carrie
Miss Dix
E.M
The
Red Syndicate, Inc
Charles Bender
East Seventh Street
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Promises Menstrual Relief
Doctors report that Lydia Pinkham's Compound provided complete or striking relief in three out of four test cases for menstrual distress. The ad touts new tablets with added iron and claims relief for backaches jitters and hot flashes, noting a calming effect on uterine contractions during periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Meeting Notes From St Mathews Lutheran Women
A regular monthly meeting of Women of St Mathews Lutheran Church on the Manor Aug 9 drew 17 members and three guests at Mrs Evers home. Mrs Melvin Cooke presided and Rev Rofer Gobbel opened with a prayer. The program included a Korea theme led by Mrs Shafer with helpers, a book review by Mrs Edgar Hawker, and refreshments to close. Similarly a New York report states Maryland families received 14940000 in life insurance death benefits in the first six months of 1951, a 10 percent rise from 1950, under 968 policies with breakdowns by ordinary, group and industrial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mathew’s Lutheran Church
Manor
Evers
Melvin Cooke
Harry Shafer
Rofer Gobbel
Gary
Donna Compher
Cooke
Korea
Shafer
Howard Fry
Atlee Compher
Margaret Payne
Edgar Hawker
New York
Institute of Life Insurance
Maryland
Moon To Blanket Sus September 1 Moon To Blanket Sus September 1
The National Geographic Society notes a solar eclipse on September 1 across the eastern United States. Early risers from Maine to the Mississippi will see the moon cross the sun with a bright annulus over Virginia and North Carolina. Pvt Bernard W Brown, son of Newton L Brown, Frederick MD, is assigned to the 5th Infantry Division for basic training at Indiantown Gap.
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Washington
Carolina
Africa
United States
Maine
Mississippi
National Geographic Society
Sol
Virginia
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Mountains
Fort Meade
Bernard W. Brown
Newton L. Brown
Frederick
5Th Infantry Division
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Apple storage testing notes from historic guidance
Fragmentary notice describes storage conditions for apples and eggs. It mentions pressures and temperatures in a cool well ventilated room, with reference to a 15 pound force and an 18 percent figure, plus a storage range around 40 degrees. Text is garbled and uncertain.
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Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
State Department
State
University of Illinois
Dixon Spring
U.S
Bessie
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Storm & Shipley
Wan
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
USSES
Williamson’s
Allen G. Quynn & CO
FELT
Sibley
E. Guy Hobbs
Thurmont
Toll Gate Manor
Muntz TV
Jack Kennedy
Fr’d
Coats, Plain
Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
N. Market ST. Frederick, MD
Footers
Henry’s
Cassidy
Henry's
Dungarees
Henry
North Market Street
Blue Ridge
W. Patrick St. Frederick, MD
Armstrong
OG Ae All CT
Armstrong’s Quaker
Potomac Edison
Taneytown
MT. Airy—Brunswic
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