Fund Drive Began For Scout Camp In Goshen Pass
The Francis Scott Key District National Capital Area Council kicks off an $80,000 drive for a 4000 acre Goshen Acres scout camp near Lexington Virginia. Campaign chair Sterling Bollinger and section chiefs plan start February 17 at Fort Detrick Officers’ Open Mess.
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Francis Scott Key District
National Capital Area Council
Sterling Bollinger
Ideal Dairy Company
North Market Street
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Goshen Pass
Lexington
Council For Land Purchase and Improvement
Dean J. Kratzer
Chester Zentz Jr
Robert Troxell
James H. Grove
Charles V. Main
Richard D. Hammond
Allen BR. Routzahn
Roger Cann
Frank 0. Smith
Goshen Acres
Goshen
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Military Institute
Natural Bridge
Cyrus McCormick Workshop
Walnut Grove
Kennedy Sought Duplicates of Washington Sword for Guests
Look magazine reports Mrs. Kennedy proposed replicas of George Washingtons sword as gifts for visiting state leaders. Swords were crafted at Rock Island arsenal with Congo ivory and a green dye from Du Pont, then secretly marked. The first copies went to Haile Selassie and Eamon de Valera, the third to JFK Jr. Diamonds are often coated with a dull film when mined.
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NEW York
John- John” Kennedy
George Washington
Look Magazine
John F. Kennedy
Morocco
Libya
America
Lock
Rock Island
Ill
Congo
du Pont Company
Washington
Haile Selassie
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
John F. Kennedy Jr
Baker Probe Reveals Deals Involving Senate Aide
Former Senate aide Robert G. Baker is described as powerful and paid for help arranging a vending machine contract. He allegedly received 650 dollars monthly and about 4,000 dollars in a Florida land deal with Senator George Smathers. The Senate committee probes whether Baker improperly used office to aid business interests.
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Washington
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Florida
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Milton Hauft
Labor Department
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Smathers
Ralph L. Hill
The
Capitol Vending Co., Inc
Capitol
Falls Church
Melpar, Inc
Hill
Melpar
Edward N. Bostick
Payola
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Hauft
Scott Peek
Internal Revenues Service
Local officers probe Baker ties to Melpar inquiry
The report describes court filings and Senate questions over alleged Baker misconduct. Hill testified about meetings with Carole Tyler and urging Baker’s ouster from Melpar. Sen. Hugh Scott pressed questions about the alleged double crossing and potential legal action, while discussions touched on influence and public interest.
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Hill
Smathers
Hull
Baker
Melpar
Carole Tyler
Miss Tyler
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Bobby
Tennessee
Hospital Attendants Wanted at Springfield Hospital Maryland
Openings for male or female applicants over 18 with a starting weekly salary of 52.50 and yearly increases. After two years, promoted to Psychiatric Aider with salary 3160 to 2948. Licensed Practical Nurse course offered, 12 months, leading to Psychiatric Aide II at 3480 to 4349. Room and board may be available. uniforms provided. Apply in person, Personnel Office, Springfield Hospital, Sykesville, MD, 8:30 AM to 3 PM daily except weekends.
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Maryland
Springfield Hospital
Sykesville
Hill Denies Improper Conduct Charge In Tyler Case
Hill states there was no basis for the accusation and notes Fritz Garrison, treasurer of Capitol Vending, accompanied him to the apartment. He asserts the claim was dismissed by a decisive remark.
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Hill
Baker
Tyler
Fritz Garrison
Capitol Vending
Comments On Raising Children At Maryland University
University of Maryland family life specialist urges early self discipline to instill moral codes guiding children into adult life. Mrs Moehn warns today’s parents see behavior as self satisfying and lacks boundaries. She calls for firmer home discipline while noting Blair House as a longstanding official residence since 1942.
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Unversity of
Maryland
Jeanne Moehn
Cooperative Extension Service
Moehn
Juniors Hold Meet Snowbound Banquet Despite Weather
Snow prevented Maryland Governor Tawes and other speakers from attending the Junior Fire House banquet last night. About 100 people joined a turkey and ham dinner served by the Junior’s Auxiliary while police ordered parking spaces cleared for snow removal. Russ McCain thanked city leaders and praised the Mayor and Aldermen for support as the event concluded with remarks from Dr James Marrone and others.
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Maryland
Junior’s
Chester Stevens
Russell H. McCain
Junior Fire Company
J. Millard Tawes
Russ McCain
Fire Extension Service
College Park
State Firemen’s Association
Cumberland
McCain
Charles F. (Fritz) Bowers
James Marrone
United Fire Company
Melvin Schwearing
Independents
Alton Y. Bennett
Uniteds
Marrone
Alvey V. Renn
Richard
Banquet Honors City Fire Service Leader and Officials
L Shipley City Treasurer Louis E Eichelberger Police Chief Charlies V Main Mayor E Paul Magaha and board members concluded ceremonies with a featured address praising the mayor and pledging support for the fire department A Firemen's Sunday service was announced for April 19 and a benediction given by Rev W Merval Weaver
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W. Merval Weaver
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Discount Super Mart
East Street
Rhchaye
Blair House
Glass Shop
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Raymond Shaver
Mgr
North American
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Motor Trend
Motor Trend Magazine
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