Camp Detrick Social Roundup at New Year Reception
Camp Detrick news lists attendees at the Commanding Officer’s New Year’s Day reception in the Officers’ Open Mess with names including Colonel and Mrs. Hayes, General Newton, Rear Admiral Prime and others. Highlights include a 15 dollar cash award for Private Edward Congleton for a floor plan directory idea, Civilian Welfare Council expansion, officer elections, promotions, arrivals and departures, and several social notices from December 1955 into January 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Edward B. Congleton
Charles Robbins
Congleton
Board of Governors
William W. Taylor
Richard M. Clendenin
Warren T. Hunt
Harold J. Fagan
Vincent J. Klaus
Paul S. Rees
Miami
Fla
Benjamin Warshowsky
Bermuda
Claude Warner
Frederick Memorial
Warren A. Hughes
Fort Benjavdin Harrison
Metroller
Montevue
Adelaide Enfield
Roger Messig
Eleanor
Chicago
Benjamin Burton
K Toy
Albert Detwiler
Jeannette and Cresson
Army Chemical Center
Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elwood Wolfe
Coronel
William J. Allen
Richard Fowler
George Scott
Warren T. Must
Colonel Allen
Fowler
Scott
Hunt
Timothy C. Williams
John J. Hayes
Colonel Williams
Bowling League Standings and Scores Report
The league tables show teams Warehouse Patternmakers Machinist Office Cleaners Molders and Movers competing for total pinfall. Next week Cleaners face Molders Warehouse meets Patternmakers and Machinist plays Office. Highs include individual game 148 by Fasor Warehouse and individual set 362 by Smith Office with Warehouse posting high team game and set at 50 and 1 673 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohe
Fasor
Smith
National Basketball All Star selections named
Pettit of the St Louis Hawks was the high team game and set. He was the only unanimous choice among twenty players named today for the sixth annual National Basketball Assn All Star game. East and West squads were selected by sports writers and broadcasters across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan's
Jefferson Ian Marlow
Fred. P
G. Schlitz Beer
Groff Bros
Warren's
Stop-Crowther K
H. Plumber
Harold's
Riddlemoser
Tinner
Morgan
K. & H. Tinner
Jgan's and Mulcahev Duel Highlight long score line
A fragment lists high totals by players Jgan's 627 and 1 78 and Mulcahev 386 in a dual set. The note names Jinna and high individual scores amid a high todici context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgan
Jinna
Mulcahev
Fight Last Night By The Associated Press
Los Angeles fighter Lou Filippi defeated Jimmy Sweat in Los Angeles while Tomb stone Smith beat Woody Winslow in Merced California. Louw Staunch outpointed Monroe Kurtz in Newark New Jersey. The card included bouts in Houston and New Brunswick with multiple misprints and unclear scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lou Filippi
Jimmy Sweat
Houston
Tombstone Smith
Woody Winslow
Merced
Calif
New Brunswick
Louw Staunch
Youngstown
Ohio
Monroe Kurtz
Newark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapen
Civilian Welfare Council
Janet Johnson
C. Richard Miller
Wanda Brust
Charles R. Eastwood
Ruth Janssen
Jean Bookhout
Elizabeth Smith
Harold Knode
W. C. Patrick
Evan Oshrine
G. Robert Whitmore
John S. Burke
Paul F. Koch
Gerald L. Huff
Robert
Russell Bidle
Diane
Ann Sterbinsky
Lester Boyer
Ethel Bell
Roscoe Crone
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Shookstown
Ann Gerhard
Dale C. Blomstrom
George Wright
Richard Drewyer
Offiers
Wayne W. Fort
Edwin H. Lockwood
This Yoneta
June Foucie
Edward J. Barbour Jr
Robert J. Bucker
Andrew M. Rogers
Willard S. Singley
George E. Templeton
Joseph P. Adams Jr
Anthony Biagiotti
Shirley M. Buffett Jr
Mitchell A. Byrd
Anthony J. Calio Jr
Jack W. Collier
Walter & Facan Tr Pant & Fromm
Thomas A. Gehm
Sheldon 5. Goldberg
Norman A. Jacob
Robert R. Kooiman
Arthur R. Michelson
Fream B. Minton Jr
Myron Robinson
Lewis
Rosenthal
Ivan L. Schroeder
Ivan N. Standoff
Vladimir Walters
Gerald M. McCormick
Corporal
Harry E. Daer
Pittsburgh
William R. Slade
Street
John H. Wilson Jr
Oxford
N. C
Emil L. Chavet
Bronx
N.Y
James R. Baker
Helen M Beck
Lois V. Boyer
Eleanor M. Burnham
Mary L. Ehman
John Eji
Hols
Ots Oe Brash
Charles W. Hawes
Uisa
B. Hawes
Waldemar F. Kirchheimer
Kenneth
L. Krantz
Richard A. Lamm
Elsie M. Mayyasi
Witham
A. Preston
Thomas G Schmeider
James D. Snider
Graygon G. Toms
Charles
Burton V. Teoreman
van Raphove Ped Bro
Kalamazoo, Mich
Georgi B. Mason
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
William C. Cirinera
Westee County
N. Y
Sea8 Architectural
Gustave A. Leibigter
Oe Saoeng Institute of Technology
Hoboken
Robert G. Bartheld
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
Norwood
O. Russell C. Hendrick
Minneapolis Honeywell Co
Verman
Bachman
Nurritionier
Ralston Puri
St. Louis
Frank R
Robert L. Langerhans
Linde Air Products Co
Buffalo
James L. Baker
Penn State College
Barbara A. Bell
Dwight Collios
Warren D. Neal
Robert Spotz
Grumbing
Florida
Brunswick
Thurman
Pet. Emmitsburg
Middletown
Brunswick Walkersville
Thurmont
William 8. Hood
Patrick St
Amvets
Harry Marsh
Amvets Club
West Patrick ST
Simekonewake
Washington Market
Bath
A. Braddock
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Ruth E. Gregory
Cpt Cares
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Frederick County National Bank OF
Waryland
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Mnbher Ascete
Saralus
Gen E Bien
Casumer
Glenn E Biehl
Cashier
Pascal H. Renn
Wol Carty
Arthur V. Myers
State of
Maryland
W. Meredith
Young
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Industrial Bowling League
Mel Aval Milker
Rederten
Ray W. Wahl
East Fifth Street
BEST
Washington
Frederick and Vicinity
Biggs Avenue
Frederick, Md
National Homes
P.M
LIFE
Catoctin Ave
Thotien Ave
Donald Rice Tire Co
South Market Street
Wome Builders
East Fifth ST
Western Maryland Trust Company OF
J. G. Shawbauer
J. G. Shawbaker
James H. Grove
Jacob R Ramsburg
G. Raymond Shipley
County of
Helen Stewart
Carl
Patrick Street
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