Parsons Bogert Memorial Laboratory proposed for Camp Detrick
Chemical and Engineering News advocates renaming Camp Detrick the Parsons Bogert Memorial Laboratory to honor Charles Lathrop Parsons and Marston Taylor Bogert. The move aims to strengthen military scientific ties and reflect the center as a modern research facility rather than a military camp. The proposal notes Parsons helped found the Chemical Warfare Service and Bogert led it in World War I, with both tied to the American Chemical Society. The change would symbolize collaboration between military and scientific communities and honor two prominent chemists.
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Trigger Burke Escapes From Jail
Boston August 29 special grand jury session ordered after Elmer Burke known as Trigger Burke escapes Suffolk County jail with two accomplices by breaking four doors. Police found a Buick used in the escape with a wig and prison uniform. prosecutors issue subpoenas for about 100 people. Also note marine training exercise in Puerto Rico involving Robert Zimmerman of Frederick Maryland.
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Mt Airy parade draws large Lions Club crowd
A big turnout for Mt. Airy carnival events featured the Second Army Band from Ft. Meade and IOOF drum and bugle corps. Prizes awarded include floats by Mt. Airy Garden Club and Key Club, with multiple trophies and club group entries. The parade included the St. Leo’s Fife and Drum Corps and Legion units, with local officials and Lions Club president Leonard Hood in attendance. The carnival closed on Saturday night.
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