Humble Christmas Gifts and Town Spirit Echoes
A narrative blends a small town scene where Christmas charity briefly glows with a man rushing gifts to children in need. It shifts to a publicizing feature about Frederick Maryland’s wastewater plant upgrades and a Maryland Port Authority proposal aiming to boost regional commerce. The piece highlights community effort, municipal pride, and plans for infrastructure growth.
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Sland
Santaces
Balmore
Ea Fe
Port Commission
Janacy News
Acter
Planning Commission
Port
Robert 0
Bor
Til Sooke
Frederick
Maryland
Baltimore
Bods
Police Lieutenant Cited For Misconduct In Traffic Fatality
Baltimore January 12 A traffic division lieutenant James Boyle Jr was charged with conduct unbecoming an officer over an auto crash involving his son The Navy petty officer Raymond DeRolf was found innocent of drunken driving and fined for reckless driving Boyle allegedly ordered the charge against DeRolf be drunk and the officers amended the charge after DeRolf left the scene A hearing is set for January 23 before Police Commissioner James Hepburn Also charged were claims of misrepresenting facts to a superior officer
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Baltimore
James Boyle Jr
Raymond DeRolf
DeRolf
Navy
Annapolis
Boyle
William
Friends Boyle
James M. Hepbrow
Camp Detrick News Highlights Executive Delegation Talk
Camp Detrick News outlines a guest speaker program session where Dr Seckler Hudson discusses executive delegation and authority. It covers why leaders rely on subordinates, how to set rules, and measures of effective management. Also lists upcoming club programs, personnel notices, and social events at Fort Detrick.
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Camp Detrick
Waton
Calhoryn Seemier Jsen
American University
Department of Govern
Ata Publ
P Detrick
Seckier-Hudson
Gil
Jim Perret
Seckler-dickson
Seckler-Hudson
Reet Gavel
Oifficer
Ceremipetes
Warren Hunt
Mathers Club
Harry Gray
Michael Dare
Will
Clio
Hugh Byres
Forester Discusses Reforestation Efforts Before Frederick Civitan
Frederick County forest officials showcased tree planting to curb erosion on eroded hills in Middle Town and nearby areas. A key slide show compared Florida warmth to southern states and highlighted the Linganore watershed project where 20 year old trees are thinning with proceeds from Christmas trees and pulp wood. The Civitan meeting planned two Cratch Days for Frederick to raise funds for the polio fund.
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Frederick County
Middletown
Njameville
Frederick
Linganore
Izaak Walton League
Dunarrick Street
Market Street
Polio Fund
Elwood T. Whitmore
Sunday School Class Seeks Attendance Prizes in Chestertown
In Chestertown Maryland a Sunday school class meets at the home of Mrs Lor raine Woll with 16 members present. Instructor named as Mrs Hilda Kinsey presides while Mrs Hammond Clary shares Europe trip slides and hostesses provide refreshments. A guest package is awarded to Mrs Evelyn Reynolds with next meeting set for February at another member's home.
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Lorraine Woll
Montclaire Avenue
Eloise Bonnell
Pauline Layton
Hilda Kinsey
Wolf
Hammond Clary
Europe
Evelyn Reynolds
Ither
Kitty
Pat Wetzel Ae
Hnsteedwee
Guards Needed for Merit System at Eastern High School
No experience required fixed employment beginning salary 8343 with regular raises. Applicants must be 40 years old or older. Interview Saturday January HM at 8 30 a.m. Room W1 Eastern High School Jord Street and Loch Haven Boulevard Baltimore Maryland.
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Lea
Eastern High School
Jord St
Loch Haven Blvd
Balto
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Sury
Mr. Merchant
South Dakota
Nase Mvwiran Company
Stamford
Vuilifacidy Wort
C. Wiliam Hetzer
Hagerstown
Whitman, Reqnardt and Associates
Long Port Authority
City S
Cme Gaine
Jaste
Port Authority
Susquehanna River
Chesapeake Ha
Potomac River
Patapsco
East Patrick ST
Monartwerd
YES
Hungary
Chemical Engineers
Wilson B. Keene
Army Chemical Center
The
Chemical Deers Club of
Central Mary
Homemakers Club
James L. Rate
Marshall Dick
Mes
Morris Rhian
Presi- Atelears
Laruten m. Brown
Beatrice Fehr
Frederick Count
NFFE
National Federation of Federal Employes
Henry G Nolde
National Federation
Federal Employe Magazine
Iris Yonetz
June Fouche
Martha Taylor
William Selzer
Carolyn Price
Everett L. Neff
P. G. Pearson
Keller C. Wolfe
Martin Eugene
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Allen Yarinsky
Stephen
Estella H. Appleby
John P. DeRose
Winfield C. Evans
Freerick M. Kemp
Jean C. Lippy
Thomas P. Moberly
Clemmie L. Phillips
Grayson G. Toms
Mary C. Wallick
James Rinehart
Leslie E. Wachter
Bobby L. Benson
Tyler
Texas
Forest J. Shollenberger
Barbertin
Ohio
Victor B. Slotnick
Chicago
Ill
Chester F. Heinlein Jr
Raytheon Manufacturing Company
Newton
Mass
Matthew R. Purvis
Johns Hopkins University
Charles A. Pashby
General Electric Company
Vaca, Moy
Verg. Aberth
Arthur J. Joors
Duguay Proving Grounds
Utah
Detrick
June Budd
Robert Budd
Sault Kaye
Patriia Merriman
Elmer Fersieneti
Bey Os. Pos
Eugene Stombler
John L. van Arkel
Barbara Beall
Harmony Grove
Ethel Beil
Roncoe Crone
Frederick Leonard
Ann Gerhard
Hidge Road
Braddock Heights
Edwina Black
Loi Swaney
William Cleaver
James Decker
Roger Weinberg
Puerto Rico
Dorothy Beniz
Charles Zajicek
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
William W Eakins
Air Force Idaigua Ofile
Ween Udall Serred
Armed Forces Staff College
Norfolk
Sally Kent
Naval Air Station
Fred D. Maurer
Forester
Robin Hood
West Virginia
Jack J. Karsistant
Washington Counties
Civitan Club
Ienous
Florida
Alton 4. Lipps
Ralph E. White
Irving Abb
Robert C. Hilke
Wide Awake
Chestertown
Vladimir Retsky-Dubnic
Washington College
Dubnic
Harvard
University of Chicago
United States
Bish Brosacasing Co
William S. Hood
West Patrick St
BEST
Frederick and Vicinity
Queen Sales & Service
Eis Bigge Avenue
Frederica
Maas Opticians
West Second ST
Volce
Forward Look
Welt
Monocacy Motors, Inc
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
the Collegians
Amvets Club
Patrick St
Amvets & Auxiliary
Universal Insulation CO
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
Went Second St
Peene Monemest
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