Changes In Battalion at Fort George G Alcade
The 22d Signal Battalion Construction under Lt. Col. James E Bartgis lists new unit assignments at summer camp Fort George G Alcade. Promotions include Grayson Mercer and Felix Flanagan while several soldiers move among Companies B C and D. Also a Bussard family reunion at Braddock Heights Park with program, gifts, and elections. Judith Foltz awarded Hood College Senatorial Scholarship. Beal nomination confirmed as U S Marshal for DC district. Commission meeting notes and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bartgis
Fort George G. Alcade
Unir
Hoyt A. Dudley
RFD
Mt. Airy
Co. C
Jack B. Hinpeon
Frederick
Richard L. Shipley
Magnolia Avenue
Co. B
Clarence R. Crum Jr
William A. Boone Jr
All Saints Street
Alton L. Bare
George W. Sheetenhelm
H H
Ralph D. Thomas
Finksburg
Lowell T. Staubitz
Sykesville
Jessie J. Wilder
Gaithersburg
Charles H. Fope Jr
Mi. Airy
Richard CC. Bowers
Hy & Hy
Grayson W. Mercer Jr
Route 6
Thomas D. Moore
Felix T. Flanagan
Walkersville
Henry A. Groff Jr
Roger A. Eyler
Charles A. Rudisill
Taney Apartments
Wayne V. Holter
Franklin E. Keeney
Kenneth J. Keeney
Thurmont
Dennis T. Spriggs
Ronald W. Spriggs
Hamilton Avenue
Bussard
Braddock Heights Park
Mountain Theater
Mary Catherine Gordon
Daniel Poole
Jesus
A. Earl Bussard
Danny Gordon
Louise Bussard
Susan Poole
Kewpi Doll
Carol Willard
Charlotte Rae Bowers
Debra Cross
Paul Burbman
Stanley Bossert
James Kenney
Albert Bossard
James Keeney
Braddock Heights
Eva Bussard
Bossers
Jefferson
Sec
Adolph Brandenburg
Middletown
Judith Dianne Foltz
F. Ross Foltz
Hood College
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
A compact chronicle lists anniversaries and birthdays of prominent figures. It notes John M. Berrien, David Swing, Amelia Rives, Jonathan M. Wainwright, Henry F. Pringle, John Sevier, Gaele Tom's Cabin on stage, the Federal Children's Bureau, Camp Logan riots, Roosevelt's 1941 order, 1943 Burma air war, Hoffa 1957 testimony, plus U.S. figures John Sherman Cooper, Wendell Barnes, Bradley Dewey, Earl Barnes, and Noble J. Johnson with their birthplaces and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Berrien
Georgia
U.S
Princeton
Savannah
David Swing
Chicago
Cincinnati
Amelia Rives
Princess Troubletsky
Richmond
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Walla Walla
Wash
Tex Jas
Henry F. Pringle
New York
John Sevier
Franklin
Tennessee
Troy
N. J
Federal Children's Bureau
Camp Logan
Tex
Sadco
Vanzeth
Charlestown
Mass
Roosevelt
Navy
Kearney
Burma
Ross Hoffa
Senate
John Sherman i Cooper
Kentucky
Somerset
Wendell B. Barnes
Small Business Adminstration
Washington
Ponce City
Okla
Bradley Dewey
Cambridge, Mass
Hampshire Chemical Co
Burlington
New Life in Little Church at La Villita San Antonio
Rev. R. Paul Soupiset, a licensed Methodist minister, renovates the Little Church of La Villita into a downtown retreat for business people while avoiding pay and relying on gifts. The historic site near the Alamo dates to 1824, with the current church built in 1876, and has served varied community roles including a school and Red Cross space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
la Y Villita
R. Paul Sonpiset
Soupiset
Houston
Alamo
Shrine of Texas Liberty
Mr. Soupiset
Robert Jarman
John Wesley de Vilbis
Court House
Red Cross
Frederick County WCTU Names Masser Presiding at YMCA
The quarterly meeting of the Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held at the YMCA with Mrs. Leslie Masser presiding. Delegates and supporters discussed the national convention to be held August 29 to September 2 at the Willard Hotel in Washington and the travel plans for attendees.
Temperance Legion Concert and Union Bus Plans
The Frederick County Union plans a chartered bus leaving Calvary Church at 8 to attend a convention in Washington on August 30 returning after evening sessions. Delegates will tour the White House Friday, with a banquet on September 2. Events include a large convention at the Willard, music program, scholarships to YMCA, and youth temperance activities. Directors cover religious education, missions, citizenship, literature, and temperance education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Eisenhoswer
Thrauz
Willard
Washington
YMCA
Montevue
Youth Temperance Council
Rocks
Frederick County
WCTU
Calvin Schildknecht
Charlotte Henny
Berg
Albert Palmer
Melvin Tabler
Noah Kefauver Sr
Edward Pearl
Leah Allen
Thomas Anderson
Charles Nichols
Loval
Senate approves railroad bill boosting retirement benefits
The Senate voted 71 to 12 to approve a railroad bill increasing retirement payments to 5,908 retirees and dependents by 10 while expanding unemployment benefits and raising payroll taxes for rail workers. The measure moves to the House for action, with changes to employer and employee contributions and a higher tax base set for future increases. The bill also provides earlier unemployment enhancements and sets Jan 1, 1959 for certain payroll tax changes and Jan 1, 1963 for full increases. Separately, Tiny Tot Town hosted a color festival closing event with donations from the Frederick section of the National Council of Jewish Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Washington
Senate
Tiny Tot Town
Frederick Secton
National Council of Jewish Women, Inc
Marry T. Reid
Ray Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eisenhower
Carlton G. Beal
Marsland
Columbia
Commission
Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission
National Archives
Lincoln
Margaret S
Charles County
Betty Wood
U. S
J. Glenn Beall
Richard E. Lankford
Barbara Hart
Senator Beall
DeWitt S. Hyde
Edward T. Miller
John Marshall Butler
James P.S. Devereux
Maryland
Port Tobacco
Lewistown Public
Ruth E. Smith
Lewistown
News-Post
Liltleton Fox
Hattie S. Belle
Lillie Shorb Fletcher
Julia Miller Crebbs
Mamie Holt Smith
Mary Miller Bowers
Ruth Bowers Smith
Kather
Ine Snook Frushour
Mary Pitzer
Josephine Morgan
Mary Holt Fraley
Nellie Ramsburg Moore
Daisy Holt Shankle
Margaret Puiman
Grace Gaugh Prince
Naomi Powell Kelly
Mary Kelly Powell
Helen Marshall
Grace Welty
Anna Gaugh Green
Emma Miller Grove
Mabel Shook Ramsburg
Anna Mary Rothenheffer
Mamie Wiles
Edith Utterback Rams
Burg
Francis Schroyer
Lee Morgan
Earl Putman
Melvin Kelly
Edwin Schroyer
Maurice Ramsburg
Robert Firer
Charles Powell
Earl Hill
Palmer Snook
Henry Ramsburg
Glenn Ramsburg
Lawrence Ramsburg
Martin Gray
Frederic
Bowers
Elmer Bowers
Roy Hessengdiz
Franklin Miller
Clifford Kelly
Roger Gray
Earl Bowers
Carroll Ramsburgh
Washington Post
William B. Baringer
Josephine Cobb
Know
America
Little Church
Quarterly Meeting of County
W.C.T.U
Rodemark
Bayer
In Operatne
Association
Middletown No
seUtiy
the News
Temperance Legion
Dittmar Jefferson
Asronie Benediction
Baker Park
Music Man
Willson
Diane and
Chairmain
Rapee & Pollack
Liebensteiner
Kotscher
Sousa
Sugar
Ramona Gilbert
Roberts Disseland
Panama Tyer
P_MLE
A. Mayerport
Henry S. Keller
Young’s
Clarksburg
H. F & B. Young
HIGH
Frederick Shopping Center
Tional Bank Safe Deposit Box
Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office
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