Retiring Maj Frederick Winstead Honored at Fort Detrick
Fort Detrick honors Maj Frederick E. Winstead intelligence and security chief on his retirement after twenty years of service. Lt Col Gilbert A. Newby awards the Army Commendation Medal and retirement certificate at a Post Field House ceremony. The event includes the 327th Army Band and colleagues from U S Army Medical Unit and Headquarters Company.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Frederick E. Winstead
Intelligence and Security Office
Post Field House
Gilbert A. Newby
Roberto Peralta
U. S. Army
327Th US Army Band
Edgewood Arsenal
Newby
Winstead
Gerard E. Wilson
Cmd
Leon P. Eisman
U.S. Naval Unit
Kenneth R. Dirks
U.S Army
Southern Area Command
Europe
Dachau
Germany
Japan
Korea
Lexington
Maj Winstead
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
University of Maryland
Nadine
Federal
Red Cross
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James A Grove
Frederick County
Grove
Robert M. Nims
Veterinary Corps
Col. Nims
U. S
Thailand
Bangkok
Hydro
Okla
Oklahoma A & M College
Iowa State College
University of Pennsylvania
Norman D. Gary
Curtis B. Thorne
Kiyoshi Higuchi
Aloha
Army
Award Discontinued For Negro Leaders
Baltimore AP reports the Sidney Hollander Award honoring progress for equal rights in Maryland is discontinued. Sidney Hollander Jr. cites improved race relations and declares the award outmoded as history has overtaken the honor.
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Baltimore
Sidney Hollander
Maryland
Sidney Hollander Jr
Conviction in Hunting Behind Duck Blind Case
Seven teen grains of corn led to fines for three Anne Arundel County officials and a guide on charges of hunting behind a baited duck blind. Judge Harrison L. Winter fined Lee Sosnowski 75 dollars, Capt Nathan Stinchbomb 75 dollars, Lt Edward Praley 75 dollars, and Bruce Towers 50 dollars. Prosecutors noted the hunters did not know the corn was in the water.
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Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
U.S
Harrison L. Winter
Lee F. Sosnowski
Public Works
Nathan Stinchbomb
Edward A. Praley
Bruce Towers
Pederalshore
Hammond Active In Poverty War Role In Maryland
Richard D. Hammond Frederick Chamber of Commerce secretary and manager gains national poverty program duties in Maryland. He serves as Maryland Rural Areas Development Committee member aiding the Economic Development Commission and civilian work corps, assisting marginal farmers and rural recreation facility projects. The notes also mention Wesleyan Guild meeting at Calvary Methodist Church with Ann Mossburg presiding and guests discussing Spanish speaking Americans. Mississippi is nicknamed the Magnolia State.
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Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
Maryland Rural Areas Development Committee
Rural Areas Development Committees
Maryland Economic Development Commission
Maryland
Civilian Work Corps
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Crothers
Michael R. Oker
Entomological Society of America
Philadelphia
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Chicago
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N.Y. Heart Association
N. Y
Donald W. Falconer
Frederick A. Leonard
Richard E. Summers
C&o RR
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Dudley P. Glick
V & R Division
Dan - Dee
Sarah L. Durick
Quentin E. Norris
Tech Eval
Hammond
Wesleyan Guild
Ann Mossburg
Wesleyan Service Guild
Cal
Charles Jackson
Norman Burke
Rosapepe
Harold Eyler
Mossburg
Gene Bingham
Mississippi
Magnolia State
Otro
Admiral
Wayside Radio
East Patrick St. MO
Schroeder
Patrick ST
Amee
N. Z. Cramer
H.P
Armstrong
Kentiles
Abestos
N. Z. Cramer & Son, Inc
Gra Woodsboro, Maryland
DIAL
East Patrick ST
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Hubley Metal Autos
AMT
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Balsa Wood
SIG
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Rice’s Color Center
Aurora
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