Young polio victim named honorary chairman of march of dimes
The 1959 March of DimesCam campaign named George Bernard Stupp Jr of Braddock Heights as honorary chairman. A polio survivor since July 1954, he was transported in a tractor train with fuel powered motor for the line and required an iron lung. He spent months in hospital and was tutored at home by a visiting teacher, Miss de Carlotta Has a member of the committee.
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March of Dimes
Children's Hospitalpaign
George Bernard
Stupp Jr
Braddock Heights
Iron Line
Fred
Eank County
G. B
Stupp
Balti
Reere City Hospital
Ome de Carlotta
Two Downtown Stores Being Closed By Hecht
Two Hecht Co stores in Baltimore face closure if a merger with May Co is approved. The Baltimore and Pine as well as the Howard and Franklin street locations would shut, leaving Hecht with two suburban stores and the Baltimore Charles location. The Pine store opened in 1885, marking its long history in the downtown retail scene.
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Baltimore
Hecht Co
Hecht
Geoffrey Swaebe
Baltimore and Pine
Howard
Franklin Street
Ma. Co
Howard and
Lexington
Baltimore and
Charles
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Robbiee
David
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Ted
Ters
Ginny
Debine
Laurie Beth
Warm Springs Hospital
Warm Springs
Milwaukee
Middle Flown High School
Tie Suung
Winchester Yall
G BA
New Brunswick
Karl Hunt
Gan
Terian Church
Presby- Masks
Miltary
Eienhower
Camp David
Thurmont
Paul M Latile
James T. Duke
U.S Navy
South Carolina
Harry W. Spade
U. S. Marine Corps
Middletown
Harry Robert Carson
Richard W. Jacques
Robert Abraham
Carson
Marviland
H. J. Brown
Samuel W Barrick
Fdvin Fo Sikirk
Kehne Furniture CO
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
Patrick Street
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Fabric Sale
Prin d Taff
Jac Yard
Ennett
Hollywood Red
Wreeght Iron
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Carmack’s Grocery CO
Third Streets
Save United
Kelly
Manning
Campbell’s Pork & Beans