Sheriff Anders Downs Lighthearted Yet Firm In Kiwanis Talk
Frederick County Sheriff Guy Anders addressed Kiwanis at the Francis Scott Key Hotel detailing his blend of law, psychiatry, wisdom, and humor. He recounted anecdotes of jail renovations, a neighborly turkey caper, a vagrant with hospital-hopping complaints, a handshaking veteran, and a death by action writer investigation, all illustrating practical law enforcement.
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Solomon
Guy Anders
Frederick
Monterue
Maryland
Sheriff Anders
Pete
WAC
Martinsburg
W Va
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Bheritt Anders
Salamandar Fire Tower
John R Cheatham
Kiwanis
Francis Scott Key
Walter Eker
W. Prescott Allen
Bethesda
Larry Seward
Pottstown
Emil Meacham
Baltimore
Charles M Horan
New Frederick
Economy Bloc Votes To Cut Roads Fund
The Senate approved a two year highway bill cutting the proposed rural roads funds from 175 million to 135.0 million amid economy drive. Byrd amendment saved 40 million from the earlier 200 million authorization while a Douglas proposal to trim 100 million failed. The measure authorizes about 1.257 billion for Federal aid highways ending June 30, 1934.
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Washington
Senate
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Public Works Committee
Truman
Douglas
D-M
Local Reserve Officers Receive Questionnaires
Frederick reserve officers in active status with years of combat duty began receiving re-examination notices on Tuesday. The call targets physical reclassification only and activates officers for one day at a designated center. Maryland physicians with prior military medical service from 1917 are also receiving Defense Department questionnaires to meet a rising need for qualified medical personnel.
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Frederick City
Defense Department
Maryland Reserve
Medical personnel to be recalled only if not on reserve status
The discussion notes there is no national law requiring doctors trained at government expense to return to active duty, except for those not currently on active reserve status. The conversation mentions exemptions or recalls tied to wartime service and current reserve status.
Union Bridge People Visit, Travel Notes and Local Events
Union Bridge residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief items. Marlene Devilbiss will enter Greenbrier College in Lewisburg West Virginia this fall. Roy Keeter Jr and Rev R Poffenbarger and spouses vacationed at Ocean Grove New Jersey. Pvt Norman Wetzel US Army was on furlough with his parents. Mrs James Bix was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Union Bridge Fire Company ambulance. The Union Bridge Fire Company responded to a call at the L L Dilley place along the Western Maryland Railroad to burn weeds near trees. Jack Gray airman USN son of Maurice and Mrs. Gray completed a fourteen week course at the Aviation Machinist's Mate School in Memphis Tennessee. He entered the naval service Sept 27 1948 and trained at Great Lakes Illinois. Mrs Herbert Michaels of Alameda California has accepted a job in Orland California as an SEBM operator while her husband serving with the Navy departed San Diego for foreign duty.
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Union Bridge
B. Devilbiss
Lewisburg
W. Va
Marlene
Greenbrier College
Roy Keeter
Poffenbarger
Union Bridge Lutheran
Ocean Grove
N. J
Norman Wetzel
U. & Army
L. L. Dilley Place
Western Maryland
Jack Gray
USN
Maurice Gray
U. S Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Naval Service
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Herbert Michaels
Alameda
Calif
Orland
U. S. Navy
San Diego
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Flattery Plus
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Semonteen
Dasolle
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Ales & Service
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Refrigeration Service
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