Balt City Chamber Dinner Urges Pride and Growth
Wilbur VanSant urged Baltimore Chamber of Commerce to mobilize local pride and unity to attract new industry during the annual dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President Clycle M. Roney outlined efforts to boost membership and local development, noting 72 new members in ten days and ongoing educational economic studies.
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Wilbur VanSant
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
van Sant
Roney
Frederick Chamber
Ugh
Frederick
Shether
Baltimore
Coun
Timore
Balti
Education Committee
Chamber of Commerce installation ceremony detailing leadership
Frederick gathering lists new president Donald B. Rice and officers Norvel Belt and Benjamin LoShuff as vice presidents J Veron Coblents treasurer Mdflaket-secretary George C Slagle noted for service retirement plans. several civic leaders from Maryland Chamber of Commerce and local governments attend.
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Tee News
Frederick
Edward D Wamatt
Jack Mo Fnard
Coliman
Gaffe and Safety Committee
Roger Willard
Paul W. McAuliffe
Agriculture
Walter Hahn Paul Michael J Ehaieman
Industrial Committee
Charles KK Y Taslor
Tte
Donald B. Rice
Chamber
Ws Offeers
Norvel Belt
Benjamin Lo Shuff
J. Vernon Coblents
George C Slagle
Prahese
Smith
Citven
Elmer J Eshleman
Roval Chamuer
United States Chamber
Re. H L D Doggett
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles Copeland
Maryland Chamber of Commerce
John A. Derr
Jack Doll
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Delbert Null
Board of County Commissioners
John J. Hayes
Cal Ceal D. Miller
Fort Detrick
William B Burall
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
Edward H Holter
Holter
Roney
van Sant
Eshleman
Rice
Renee Sentatives
Chambers of Commerce
Hagerstown
Taneytown
Westminster
Baltimore
Good Commie Will Engage In Armed Revolt Trial Testimony
In Philadelphia a Baltimore teacher testified he was told to be a good Communist only if ready for armed revolt. William P. Ninetead, 35, said in 1941 he was asked if he would take a rifle in Baltimore streets during Easter recess from the University of Alabama. He said he answered no while a jury watched the Blumberg conspiracy case. In Lynn a grocer, George Lagos, 72, was found dead and his sister died of a heart attack shortly after. Police suspect Lagos wandered into a vacant house ill.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
William P. Ninetead
U .S. District
University of Alabama
Pointblank
MacLeod
E. 32Nd St
Albert Blumberg
Johns Hopkins University
Communist Party
Lynn
Mass
George Lagos
Lynn Grocer
Demetra Vrakos
Lagos
Vrakos
Health center needs and a memorial fundraising effort
Long report details cramped facilities and privacy issues at the health department clinics with 5000 patients treated last year. It outlines planned programs Salk TB x ray and sanitation services funded by local, state, and federal appropriations and a target center costing about 225000. Memorial gifts may match Hil Burton funds with local fundraising following examples in nearby counties. Notables include Edmund Soule and Jack Cranon visiting Kemp's On The Square. A separate item reports a 13 year old boy in Toronto recovering after a dangerous fall and surgery for a fractured and dislocated pelvis with a predicted return to normal life.
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Burgess
Hagerstown
Andrew Coffman
Carroll County
Garrett County
Frederck County
Edmund Soule
Claries Y. Maine
Lion Thomas Molesworth
Jack Cranon
Kemp’s On the
O& Toronto
Hoy
Darters
Toronto General Hospital
Gene Tilbury
A. Tilbury
Onhana
Ont
Health Center Need Stressed by County Official
Dr Forbes Burgess county health officer told the Lions Club that Franklin County must build a new health center. The current Winchester Hall facility, built in 1845 as Hood College property, is outdated and poorly laid out for efficient operations. A new building has been discussed since 1950 and would support a 25 person staff.
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Freaenek County
Vom
Lions Club
Forbes Burgess
Winchester Hall
Hood College
Health Department
County to vaccinate 6500 schoolchildren amid housing concerns
Civic Club members urge health department to address sanitation and housing issues as 6500 county school children are targeted for the Salk vaccine drive. Dr Burgess notes inadequacies in Clinic Room A and calls for a revival of a focused public health drive.
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Civic Club
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Health Department
Burgess
Clinic Space Shortfalls Highlighted in Alleged Plans
Fragmentary notes reveal concerns over clinical space, lacking a dressing room and patient privacy. The document mentions only one clinic room for monthly visits, no storage for supplies, and patient disrobe behind screens with no waiting area or hallway storage in alleged plans.
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Agligl
Pilecome Impler
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Roland D. Carey
Raymond E. Geisler
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Chrome
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West Patrick
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Omwide
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Motter Avenue
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Kehne Furniture
South Market St
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Niton
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