Pancake Day serves 1500 at Lions event with FBI speaker
The Lions organized a pancake day serving over 1,500 people. Lioness Libby Crum and volunteers baked and sold cakes and treats while men and women wore long hats. Guests included Edwin Sears of Aerojet, L Noah King of New Market. Chief Charles Main announced Edward Powers of FBI as December speaker.
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Edwin H. Sears
Aerojet General Corp
Elmer Ehler
L. Noah F. King
New Market
Charles V. Main
Edward J. Powers
FBI
Lions Hear Dr Ward On Research At Freder ick Club Meeting
Dr Thomas G Ward director of virus research for Microbiological Associates spoke to the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about his firm’s work in tissue culture virus antigens and cancer research. He noted a shift toward virus related causes of cancer and said 120 million dollars is now spent on this approach. Ward described tissue culture methods and reliance on rhesus monkey kidneys from India, discussed maintaining genetically pure cells, and highlighted a germ free generation of mice as a potential research tool. The Walkersville site expansion was praised for location and labor prospects.
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Ward
India
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Dr. Ward
Louisiana
Thrasher
Samuel Reader
Laboratory
World Health Organization
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ralph Mer
Umpire Eddie Rommel Guides Maryland Office Tours
Eddie Rommel former AL umpire and 1960 aide to Governor Tawes handles tours questions and visitor greeting in the Maryland State Office Building. He chairs the complaint department and enjoys the role though he would prefer returning to baseball. He stays connected with the Orioles through attendance and radio appearances.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Truck Driver Injured In Rt 26 Crash
A Prince Georges County man, Ambrose T. Proctor, 43, of Mitchellville, was critically injured when his lime spreader truck left Maryland 26 north of Frederick, rolled over twice, and stopped upside down. He was hospitalized and later reported in satisfactory condition. The crash occurred about 5:15 p.m. and TFC Hedden investigated.
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Frederick
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U.S. 15
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Ambrose T. Proctor
Mitchellville
Proctor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County
Hagers' Town
TFC
Hedden
Libertytown
Ford
Route 31
James D. Bowersox
New Windsor
Chevrolet
Charles Vance
Officers Elected At Mt Airy Fire Co
Mt Airy Fire Company resumed elections after a brief interruption and elected Delaine Hobbs as president Ray A Grimes as first vice president Ghating Burns as second vice president Paul Beall as secretary C Oscar Baker as assistant secretary Joseph H Gosnell as financial secretary Carl W Smith as treasurer Edward M Rimby chief Arthur Lowman first assistant chief Roland W Welch second assistant chief surgeons Dr William B Caldwell and Dr Carl M Van Poole chaplains Rev C Rogers Elgert and Rev Barry Ulmer. The new officers will be installed at the annual banquet on January 4. TRUCK DRIVER HELD HUNTINGDON Pa AP A 83 year old Maryland truck driver
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Ray A. Grimes
Ghating Burns
Paul Beall
C. Oscar Baker
Joseph H. Gosnell
Carl W. Smith
Edward M. Rimby
Manheld in jail on involuntary manslaughter charge in PSU student death
A man was held in Huntingdon County jail Thursday on an involuntary manslaughter charge in a traffic death near Penn State. The student Henry Pletcher, 22, of Morristown New Jersey, was killed when a tractor trailer operated by William T Farrell of Baltimore rolled over his car. Jacqueline M Parking, 22, of Canonsburg Pennsylvania, a Penn State student riding with Pletcher, was seriously injured.
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Pennsylvania State University
Henry Pletcher
Morristown
N. J
William T. Farrell
Baltimore
Jacqueline M. Parking
Canonsburg
Pen State
Pletcher
Gagarin Arrives in Colombo for Five Day Visit
Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin arrived in Colombo Ceylon on Thursday for a five day visit. A welcoming parade lined the streets with red flags as he rode through the city.
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Ceylon
Colombo
Yuri Gagarin
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