Brunswick High School Activity Report Highlights Elections and Staff
Brunswick High School summaries show student elections with Sam Munday as senior class president and Kay Lee Cummings named editor of The Whistle. The senior class reestablishes the yearbook with Floy Miller as editor and a large staff, plus numerous awards presented at honors assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
Whistle” High School
Sam Munday
Larry Swope
Lorraine Thompson
David Carmack
Kay Lee Cummings
Whistle
Bonnie Henson
Floyd Miller
Margaret Schierholtz
Virginia Line
Lance Harrington
Mary Jo Roendabusch
Fred Brown
Marilyn Bell
Beverly Axline
Margo Cannon
Ann Keller
Ray Gosnell
Patsy Wenner
Nancy Carmack
Jo Ann Keller
A Albert
Stetta Denseen
Diane Tritappe
Bonnie Kearfott
Lee Raine Feete
Patsy Thompson
Barbara Goodrich
Dory Anderson
Joyce Boyer
Robert Hedges
Harry Garvin
John Good
Sam Mundx
Kay Cummings
Jerry Dean
Donna Kay Langley
ITA
Wayne Arnold
Donald Hollar
Ronnie Wedde
Shirley Liord
Bonnie Keller
Gary Cooper
Judy Myers
Noamann Rutherford
Cherry Derkach
Floy
Shirley Danner
Arlyne Albert
Junior Knight
Ruth Biller
Charles Eyler
Dorlores Anderson
Hollis Sloat
David Merriman
Harald Bloom
Elizabeth Frye
Floy Miller
Mary Jo Roudabusch
Kay Gosnell
Norman Bankies
Sandra Carter
Joyce Beatty
Shirley Lloyd
Stella Deneen
Barbara Ann Keller
Mary Frances Wen*ner
Bonnie Kear Fett
Gloria Derflinger
Jeanette Finck
Evan Mohler
Carol Crawford
Marian Cooper
Carol Stewart
Paulette Harrison
Eleanor Hauver
Bears Maintain Offensive Lead In National League
Philadelphia report notes the Chicago Bears retain the NFL offensive lead despite a setback to the Cardinals, leading rushing with 1,978 yards and holding top passing totals through the season. Ameche advances the Colts to lead rushing, while Cleveland and Green Bay follow in overall rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Bears
Cardinals
Washington
Cleveland
Green Bay
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dewoit Lima Lecky
Pittsburgh
Alan
Ameche
Baltimore Colts
Packers
Howie Fergnson
Fred ‘Curly
Morrison
Cleveland Browne
Graham
Browns
Grenlias
Eddie Brown
Smuitle Cardinals
Fairchild To Resume Flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved Fairchild Engine and Aircraft Corp to resume demonstration flights of the Dutch Fokker S14 jet trainer for the armed forces near Hagerstown Maryland. Flights are limited to altitudes above 3,000 feet and must avoid spins. The program, paused after a crash that killed pilot Gerben Sonderman, will continue until April 30 with conditions tied to U.S. armed forces authority and Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Hagerstown
CAB
Gerben Sonderman
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Sonderman
Hagerslayn
Fairchild
U. S
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Sanderman
CAA
Wiile
Fokker
Doctor Warns Leukoplakia Patches May Signal Need for Care
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains leukoplakia white patches inside the mouth require attention though not all become cancer. Avoid tobacco and alcohol, irritants, and highly seasoned foods. Local treatment or vitamin A may help. surgery or radium under expert guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
KE. MA
Vento
Jordan
Volun
Frederick Line Department Wins 12 Month Accident Free Award
Operating Vice-President H. H. Startaman presents a 12 month no loss time accident award to Frederick Operating Manager John Morgan of Potomac Edison Company on behalf of seventy employees. The Frederick Line Department logged 143,460 accident free man hours from August 3, 1954 to August 31, 1955. The ceremony occurred October 28 at the Line Department in Frederick with all department employees present. The message about eternity follows the formal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaesengs
H. HH. Startaman
Frederick
John Morgan
Potomac Edison Company
Hannieg Vealment
Frederick Line
H. I. Startzman
GOP Needs New Labor Policy to woo workers
Washington dispatch reports the GOP weighs a new labor policy statement to appeal to union workers amid charges by Senators Goldwater and Knowland that AFL CIO funds and labor leaders aim to seize control of government. Party leaders seek a middle path, rejecting extremes as they prepare a fresh platform to win farm and labor votes without alienating unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edison
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
INEA
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Raviz
AFL
Dogoon
Democratic Party
William F. Koowland
Calif
Miami
Promnthy
Union Tahior
Benhower
Republican National Committee
Dabor Umons
Fee
Richard M. Nixon
Republican
GOP
Republican Bank and File
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Luf’s Stuff Steadfast Call to Stand By Belief
A blunt exhortation urging steadfastness and clear belief. It contrasts those with spineless backs against the speaker and N. AL LUFBURROW, calling for rising, speaking, and sticking to convictions amid temptations.
Weekend Visit Then News of Birth and Army Exercise
A long list of weekend visits and family ties across Baltimore and surrounding towns. Highlights include the birth of a son at Warner Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Houck, and Army maneuver Sage Brush in Louisiana with Pvt. Charles Bushman Jr. of Fort Benning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Daniel Saffer
Baltimore
John Saffer
Elizabeth McCullough
R.J. McCullough
J. Edward Houck
Warner Hospital
Paul Harner
Los Angeles
Calif
Ali
Charles Harner
Raymond Hobbs
Ann Marie Hobbs
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Theodora Rybikowsky
Mercy Hospital
Regina Rybikowsky
Mae Campbell
O. H. Stinson
Frank Fitzgerald
Wiliam Garner
Arington
John Caleman
Wilmington
Del
Rita Ann Topper
Camp Detrick
Topper
Mount St. Mary’s College
Helen Orndorff
Mount St. Mary's
Ann Adelsberger
Owen Adelsberger
Matt Paidakovich
Silver Spring
Genevieve Elder
Nancy Wachter
Clarence Wachter
Wachter
St. Joseph's
William F. Sterbinsky
William Sterbinsky
Mariann Sanders
Washington, D.C
Clarence Sanders
Marie Topper
Dorothy Topper
J. Louis Topper
Harriet Fitez
Nancy Jelis
Towson State Teachers College
Fitez
Robert G. Fitez
Motters Station
Agnes Scott
Anne Breth
Taneytown
Ellen Rocks
York
Mary Jane Scott
Army
Charles W. Bushman, Jr
Charles Bushman
Sage Brush
Louisiana
Hushman
Co. D
Sid Infantry Division
Tidar Provisional Tank Battalion
Fort Benning
Fort Knox
Geraldine White
Elizabeth Neck
Guy Baker, Jr
Raymond Topper
Ray
Ferndale
Leo Topper
Charles Conner
Lansdale
Charles Sharrer
Thomas Bollinger
Carson Long Military School
New Bloomsfield
J. Harry Scott
Frederick
Raymond Eyler
Thurmont
Carroll Eyler
Gainza Paz Returns to Lead La Prensa in Buenos Aires
Famed editor Alberto Gainza Paz heads home from exile to resume control of La Prensa seized during Peron era. A large welcome was planned in Buenos Aires as provisional President Aramburu’s government moves to restore democracy and return the newspaper to its owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prensa
Juan ©. Peron
Gainza Paz
New York
Uruguay
United States
Pedro Aramburu
Peron
Government talks with Holland during Latin American tour
Pas family and abolishing the Peronista party prompted government officials to begin intensive talks with Henry F. Holland, the Spanish-speaking U.S. assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs. Holland arrived yesterday for a three day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Peronista Party
Henry F. Holland
U. S
Holland
Administrators Named in Orphans Court Cases
Letters of administration granted for several estates. Benjamin J. Seiss of Waynesboro qualified as administrator for Louis G. Seiss of St. Anthony's. the deceased’s mother is the sole heir with no valuation listed. Clarence A. Ebberts of Knoxville became administrator for Susie E. Ebberts. he is the sole heir with no valuation listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Seiss
Waynesboro
Rfd
Louis G. Seiss
St. Anthony's
Clarence A. Ebberts
Knoxville
Susie E. Ebberts
Optimist Club Pays Suburban Parking Tickets
In Dearloors, all parking tickets were paid by the Optimist Club for one week. A club spokesman said the action is to spotlight the service group's activities and violators can reimburse the club if they wish.
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Good Will Meters
Detroit
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