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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1964

Page

12

Pocketknife Turns Tide in Washington’s Valley Forge Moment

Washington nearly quit during the brutal Valley Forge winter of 1777 78 a pocketknife given by his mother to obey superiors inspired him to reconsider his resignation and continue the Revolutionary War effort. The tale recaps the harsh encampment, Congress in York, and Knox reminding him of the knife’s lesson.

Robert Cochnar George Washington Valley Forge Pennsylvania Washington Brandywine Germantown Philadelphia Gress York John Adams Braintree Mass Jefferson Monticello Mary Washington Col Henry Knox Knox Congress General Washington

Montgomery Boy Named By Easter Seal

Larry Frost six year old son of Dr and Mrs Lawrence L Frost of Rockville has been selected as Maryland 1964 Easter Seal Child by Brig General James P S Devereux President of the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults He has cerebral palsy and attends Rocking Horse Elementary School He will symbolize Easter Seal services across Maryland during March meeting Governor Tawes and appearing on television while the campaign funds direct services for disabled residents are raised

Larry Frost Lawrence L. Frost Rockville Maryland James P.S. Devereux Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults Larry Montgomery County Maryland Society For Crippled Children Frost District of Columbia Rocking Horse Governor Tawes Defense McNamara West Germany Kai-Uwe von Hassel Federal Service Joint Crusade National Health Agencies Federal Service-National Health Agencies Donald R.trowbridge Mary Jackson Federal Services Joint Crusade George Dobbin Federal Service Joint Crusade Radio Free Europe CARE Project ‘Hope American Cancer Society American Heart Association Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation Muscular Dystrophy Association National Association For Mental Health National Association For Retarded Children National Multiple Sclerosis Society National Association For Crippled Children and Adults National Society For the Prevention of Blindness United Cerebral Palsy Association Charles Berbee American Management Association New York William L. Jacobs Civil Service Commission Kings Point James J. Cook Robert W. Carey Kenneth T. Crampton Robert C. Wormley Franklin L. Fisher Edward F. Summers Keleket X-Ray Corporation Lee M. Jacobs Alfred Tavares Foxboro Company Foxboro Mass H. Richard Lochner Office of Comptroller

God and Country Awards At Fort Detrick Post

Fort Detrick’s Troop 799 honored two Boy Scouts Wayne Grogan and Ronald Allen and Explorer Jimmy Burnett with God and Country Awards in a Post Chapel service. Presentation was by District Scout Executive Roger Cann as Chaplain Trowbridge and Scoutmaster Neufeld spoke of the program and its duties.

Fort Detrick Public Information Office Post Chapel Wayne Grogan Earl W. Grogan Jimmy Burnett Niels C. Burnett Ronald Allen Ernest M. Allen National Protestant Committee Fn Scouting Roger W. Cann Harold Neufeld Department of the Army United Federal Republic of Germany Washington, D.C Smallberg Welborn G. Colvin United States F. A. Hansen U. S. Army Munitions Command Dover New Jersey West Germany

Hopkins Plans 88th Birthday Observance at Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins University marks its 88th anniversary with Commemoration Day on the Homewood campus. President Milton S. Eisenhower will preside while Dr. William F. Albright will speak on Our Time in Archaeological Perspective. Albright, 72, will receive his 24th honorary doctorate, first from Johns Hopkins, after 48 years with the university.

Baltimore Johns’ Hopkins University Homewood Milton Eisenhower University William Foxwell Albright Johns Hopkins Albright

Chanel sets spring trend with bold pink in collection

The designer showcases a dominant pink palette across tweeds blouses and jacket linings in the current spring collection. The fashion world embraces the prominent color as pink returns as a key statement tone.

Pegaso Ships 18 Trucks to Cuba in First Batch

The Spanish Pegaso car and truck maker announced it had shipped 18 of 110 trucks sold to Cuba. The state owned National Institute of Industry backs Pegaso and oversees large interests in the firm.

Cuba Madrid Pegaso Car and Truck National Institute of Industry Pegaso

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