Sun Editor Heads Press Council and AP Post in Baltimore
Philip Hiesler of the Baltimore Evening Sun was elected president of both the Maryland Press Association and the Chesapeake Associated Press at the 52nd annual winter convention. He succeeds William Kerbin Jr. and Bernard Smyth in the two posts while Herman Stevens takes Chesapeake AP vice president, and Max Fullerton becomes secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philip 5. Heisler
Baltimore -Evening Sun
Maryland Press Association
Chesapeake Associated Press
MPA
William G. Kerbin Jr
Snow Hill Democratic Messenger
Chesapeake AP
Bernard J
Jack) Smyth
Delaware State News
Dover
Del
Herman Stevens
Cambridge Daily Banner
Beisler
Max Fullerton
Kerbin
George Rush
Hagerstown Daily Mail
Heisler
E. Ralph Hostetter
Elkton Cecil Whig
Elmer M. Jackson II
Maryland Gazette
Glen Burnie News
Dan M. Tabler
Easton Star Democrat
Edward M. Lechtman
Baltimore News - Post
Charles Mooshian
Carroll County Times
Westminster
Local Papers Cited in Terms Contiout Listing
A list of newspaper names and editors appears, naming William Cronin of the Harford Democrat and others including George Délaplaine Jr. of Frederick News and Post, Richard H. Elliot of Annapolis Evening Capital, Etta May McDaniel of Upper Dorchester News, Bryan Sedgewick, Herman Stevens of Montgomery County Sentinel, Philip St. Thompson of Stromberg Publications, and the Cambridge Diary Banner editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cronin
The
Harford Democrat
Aberdeen
George Délaplaine Jr
Fréderick
Police Demonstrate Drunk-O-Meter at Civitan Club
A Civitan Club meeting featured Cpl. Robert C. Snyder presenting the State Police drunk-o-meter. Attendees included local attorney W. Jerome Offutt with guests Stanley Bennett and Herbert Rollins, plus Clyde A. Dinsmore and others. The club also noted two duckpin teams competing in Towson, and mentions the death of Berta Hummel on November 6, 1946.
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Cpl
Robert C. Snyder
Civitan Club
W. Jerome Offutt
Stanley Bennett
Herbert Rollins
Frederick
Clyde A. Dinsmore
Jacob A. Shoemaker
Ralph C. Rohrer
Wiliam S. Berger
Robert Hilke
Melvin Seeger
Towson
Weather Hits Maryland Milk Output in January
Maryland January milk production fell to 118 million pounds due to severe winter weather. Snow provided good cover for winter grains and hay, aiding soil moisture for next summer while poor road conditions delayed milk pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Birth data dispute and library aid programs reported
A discussion on January fertility data shows Salant and January egg production fell 23 percent from 1960 levels. A Negro physician opposing the data change argued missing data would hinder health statistics. Young shifted stance after assurances of confidentiality. He questioned removing race from employment forms. Separately Ft Meade Library participates in two language study experiments using kits of books and records.
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FT. Meade, Md
Ft. Meade
Negroes Oppose Racial Designation Removal in Birth Records
The Baltimore Board of Health approved removing racial designation from birth certificates despite opposition from the board's only Black member. The order takes effect January 1, 1962, argued to reduce discrimination. Dr Ralph Young of Baltimore weighed in on the issue.
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Baltimore
The
Mary and Board of Health
Ralph Young
Television and Movie Schedule Summary
Program grid lists show times and titles including The Lincoln Murder Case The Nation's Future and Sunday Sports Spectacular plus Derby and basketball features with cinema and sports blocks scheduled across the day A list of film titles and game broadcasts appears with multiple time slots and program notes indicating hosts and segments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Welk
Coronet News Snippets From Historic Annals
A cryptic note recalls wartime library book supplies in multiple languages and a coronation era reference. It also mentions Charles Green's balloon ascent powered by coal gas as recorded in Britannica.
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George IV
England
Charles Green
Britannica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sun Editor Heads Press
Berta Hummel
Hummel
PSU NY
Westinghouse
Jeter
LloMes
Tevery
Iegro
Young
Department
Pip the Piper
Famous Playhouse
l-Fair Exchange
Baltimore Report
Lakers
Knickerbockers
SMU
Texas
Duke
Navy
Buddy Deane
Doorway To Life
Captain Gallant
Europe
Jeffs Colbe
Maine
Silent Service
Bowling Stars
Crusader
Poweye
His
I Love Lucy
Milt Grant
Amos 'N
Andy
Popere and Friends
State Trooper
ADMIN
Wmal-Tv
Wiop-T
WROE
WITO
Broken Arrow
Highway Patrol
Third Man
Perry Mason
Bonanza
Harbor Command
Foreign Legion
Adam
China
Scotland Yard
Telesports
Roy Bean
Pacific
Jim Bowie
U.S.A
George Apley
Popeye
His Pals
Paul Winchell
Ask Washington
Matty
Chet Huntley
Rocky
Meet the Press
R.calp
Walt Disneyll
Maverick
Dennis the Menace
Ed Sullivan
National Velvet
Tab Hunter
Way of Thinking
Lawman
G. E. Theater
Rebel
Jack Benny
Candid Carrera
Loretta Young
Winston Churchill
lu—Lock Up
News-Post
Kee Nise
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market St
Frederick Camera Shop
North MarKet St
Ederick Shopping
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
Whitesell
B.S
E. Whitesell
N. Market St
Dailey’s
SSS Na Yanenaanas
Investors Loan Corporation
Market St. MO
Apm
Brandenburg
W. Patrick St
Gram
Rogozinski
Sears Roebuck and CO
Citizens National Bank
Heart Fund
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Frederick Shopping Center
Fort Detrick Facility
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
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