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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
15
Frederick newspaper edition dated January 11 1951 reports local happenings and notices across city events, community updates, and brief notices typical of a midweek paper. Names, places, and figures appear in compact items reflecting postwar civic life.
The Willard Electric Company, led by Carl B. Willard known as Cottie, assumes control of Woodward and Munshower. The 1916 veteran turned owner oversees a move to a new building on Abrecht Place, continuing a lineage from the Frederick firm to the present business. Franklin Roosevelt's Fire Side Chat occurred on March 12, 1933.
Washington reports Major Thomas M. Ni as guide discusses how a soldier named Bob, a PFC in reserves, faced reduced pay on active duty and how the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act can protect a $10,000 NSLI policy. It explains VA repayment of premiums, allotments, and debt if not repaid, with emphasis on protecting life insurance during service and after discharge.
The text explains possible benefits from servicemen's commercial policies and VA protections. It notes that dividends may be paid in cash if the VA approves, or accumulate for final settlement after service. It mentions beneficiaries abroad can apply, and cites Form 9380 for a service-connected problem.
Nine Frederick Rotary Club members attended a Mayflower dinner in Washington to honor Arthur LeGeaux, president of Rotary International. The event, sponsored by Rotary District 267 and hosted by the Washington Rotary Club, drew diplomats and Supreme Court figures, with guests including Senator Clinton Anderson and Dr. J. Morris Reese. The Frederick group included William E. Hardy, Clyde M. Roney, William B. Bennett Jr., William Brosius, Robert E. Miller, Austin Renn, Roger Willard, C Cyril Klein, and Warner L. Brittain.
The Towson club banquet featured Mrs LeGeaux as guest of honor, accompanied by her husband, while the governor of the 267th District paid tribute. Wives of Washington Rotarians hosted the event, as club men dined. Government coin distribution dropped to a 15 year low in 1950.
Guidance on making professional calls to a physician during office hours. Do not call at home after hours. state your business clearly and keep to the office visit timing. The advice emphasizes prompt, respectful communication for medical questions.
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