Civilian Defense Plans For Atomic Bombing Outlined
Maj. Gen. Harold R. Bull outlined civilian defense steps for potential atomic bombing to the U S Conference of Mayors in New York urging each city to appoint a civil defense director and expand police fire protection debris clearance and rescue units prepare welfare evacuation and feeding plans use open areas and a secure control center and organize disaster relief agencies to protect civilians against peacetime hazards. The note then shifts to local society items detailing visits and family news and a high school basketball result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harold R. Bull
Army
Defense Board
Bull
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Fze
Bell Sai
Community News From Lovettsville and Nearby
Local Lovettsville families hosted a turkey dinner on February 1 with numerous attendees from Demory Baker Frye Beatty and Cost families. A church anniversary at St. Mark Incarnation featured Dr Wade as speaker. Home Demonstration Club schedules February 25 all day meeting on new materials and alterations. Weekend visits include Virginia residents visiting relatives in Purcellville and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
W. W. Demory
Lilburn Demory
Patsy Lee
Kay Marlene
Clark Baker
Renice
Taylorstown
Glendon Demory
Ethel May
Barbara
Jey
Richard
Leslie
Foley Demory
Bobby
Peggy
Flord A
Demory
Wayne
Virginia Cherry
Lee
Sandra
Darlene
Nona Demoery
Leo
Buzzie
Gaithersburg
Fannie Carnes
Little Cherry Lee
Wilmer Brown
Purcellville
Wiliam A. Wade
St. Mark’s Incarnation Lutheran
Washington
Henry Manken
Incarnation
Wade
St. Mar
St. Mark's
Manker
Gettysburg
Home Demonstration Club
Jack Porterfield
H. W. Beatty
H. W. Kelier
Jefferson
Grafton Cost
Braddock
Irma Cost
Ira Cost
Louis Cost
George Louder
J. D. Brown
James Westfall
Jimmy
H. L. Rodeffer
Vestal
Florida
George Virts
Air
G. H. Virts
Lovettsville Girls Fall To Underdogs In 28 16 Loss
The Lovettsville girls were defeated 28 to 16 at home by an unnamed opponent. News notes include Mr. H L Rodeffer recovering from a bad cold and Mrs. W C Rickand returning from Washington with word of her daughter recovering after a serious operation at Garfield Hospital. John McKimmey and Reginald Sandbower traveled 1800 miles to Houston, Texas, by motor, passing through Atlanta after dense fog, visiting Dr and Mrs R S Norris. Mrs. McKimmey learned of Akers accompanying her daughter Edwards at Lenah. Mrs. Jean Demory is recovering from an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and plans to return home soon.
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Lovettsville
H. L. Rodeffer
W. C. Rickand
Washington
Hubert Rupert
Garfield Hospital
John McKimmey
Reginald Sandbower
Houston
Texas
Atlanta
Jean Demory
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Boy in critical condition after tire rim crushes skull
In Winchester Virginia a 15 year old boy, James Smelser, remained unconscious days after an iron tire rim blew from a truck wheel and struck his head while inflating a tire at a service station. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Smelser and was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Earlier, in Philadelphia, a University of Pennsylvania student aged 18 had his neck pierced by a steel foil during a fencing event and required immediate surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
James Smelser
Robert Smelser
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Smelser
Clearbrook
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Henry Koenig
University Hospital
Accident at School Fencing Match Injures Koenig
While fencing in the school gymnasium a foil tip broke from Koenig's opponent’s weapon leaving the blade exposed. During the next thrust the foil pierced Koenig’s neck from left to right, causing injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenig
Fox Bridge Club Sees Active February Meeting
Women’s Clubs at the Jug Bridge Homemakers met February 11 at Mrs. Roy Crum’s home with President Burns John Renn presiding. Mrs. Howard Mayne led song. repairs school announced. members attended tailoring meetings. Grace Beard Young reviewed Mountain Cattle. suggestion to circulate a book. Edward Sharp won the guess box and refreshments were served.
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Fox Bridge Club
Jug Bridge
Roy Crum
Bmrrs
John Renn
Howard Mayne
Elmer Dixon
Russell Young
John C. Engie
Grace Beard Young
Iub
Edwar Sharp
Unionville Club Hosts February Meeting and New Member
Unionville Home makers Club hosted Mrs. Pearce's gathering on February 10 with 33 members present. New member Mrs. Clyde Rickman joined, Miss Leu Davis demonstrated, and the group viewed Van Dyck pictures. Reports highlighted overseas boxes and home management topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Club
Carrie Pearre
Ollie Jones
Unionville
Unionville Homemakers Club
Charles I
Work Meeting and Club Schedule in Unionville Hall
The article notes a meeting on February 27 at Unionville Hall led by Mrs Mary Peake, with a teaser on Maine Charm String by Graham. After the business session hostesses served refreshments and the group planned a gathering March 9 at the home of Mrs Melvin and Mrs Willam Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionvile
Mary Peake
Maine
Graham
Melvin
Willam Johnson
Court News Property Deeded and Right of Way Deals
Wilbur Fo Shefield Jr trustee deeds to William J Brown for property and related count valued at 2906 dollars in January. Sager and others transfer to Potomac Edison Company a right of way for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Fo Shefield Jr
Willian J Brown
Sager
Potomac Edison Company
Maryland official to address Tri-State Packers meeting
Joseph H. McClain, chairman of the Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission, will speak at the Tri-State Packers Association annual meeting on February 25. Panelists on processed foods include Philp J Hopkins, Porter Taylor, Frank Thomas, and others from Bellmore and Philadelphia. Hollow vessels were formed by winding hot glass around a sand core before blowing was invented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph H. McClain
Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission
Tri-State Packers’ Association
Frank Thomas
Adamstown
Oshers
Philp J Hopkins
Easton Packer
Porter Taylor
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
PA Fees, Jr
Clarence A. Schauman
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H.C. McKimmey
Daugher
Rockville
George Grubb
Taomas Urich
Sper
Hagg
Urich
Thomas R. Jr
Nington
Carl Frye
Anniett
Lucketts
P. F. Legand
P. F. Jr
C. Filler
William A. Janson Sr
York
W. A. Janson Jr
Lutheran Parsonage
Janet Hoke
Richard Reis
Manchester
Ww. B
Arlington
Guy E. Smith Jr
Sibley Hospital
Linda Joel
Ruthgson
Lovellsville
Brunswick
Woodsboro Veneers Lumber Company
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Chamberlin
John 8
Harbaugh
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Frederick. MD
Seiberling
Vea Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Ma
Areer
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Bobby Crum
Russell Michael
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Sburgh
Fetal
Steel City
Tsa
Stoke Todey
Louis DiLembo
Aiistol
Court News
the News
Frederick, Md
Bellmore
William Eden
Distato Ras
Deetore
Lydia E. Pinkham
L Atlantic Citt Ponam
Von
Shipley’s
N. Market St
The
City Cab Co
Norman Kinsey
Liberty Cab CO
Eddie Saltzman
Robbie Sheets
Warren Young
Harry Young — Mehr Hobbs
Maryland Trappers
Voice of the Trapper
Maryland Trappers Association
Fee
Lincoln
Rey
West Patrick ST
H. Bart. Mer
Mel Sus
College Ave
Walter Snow
North Market St
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Debo Gil
CA Felton
Sibley
Allen G. Quynn & CO
National Bank
Frederick
Tometer
Washington’s
Teghs
North Market Street
Frederick , MD
Maryland
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
Tredefick, Md
Mission Orange
Mission Orange Bottling CO
Fred'k
Motier Ave
Playsouth Monocacy Motors. Inc
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