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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1952

Page

7

B and O Railroad Supervisor Retires After Fifty Years

Robert E Eader, longtime Baltimore and Ohio Maintenance of Way supervisor, retires January 15 in Mt Airy after fifty years with the railroad. W H Dennison of Wilmington succeeds him, with Dennison moving from Mt Airy to assume duties as the new supervisor. Eader’s career included key posts from Cumbo in 1902 to Point of Rocks, Camp Meade, and the Cumberland and Baltimore Divisions. He and his wife live in Mt Airy with four children, and Dennison plans to bring his family to Mt Airy once settled.

Robert E Eader Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mt Airy W. H Dennison Wilmington del Hin Kader Hancock Cumberland Cumbo Martinsburg W. Va Weverton Grafton Independence M. and K Gatthersburg Camp Meade Point of Rocks Baltimore Eajoy Eader Russell B and O Paul Mt. Aury John California Evelyn Bader Dennison Aury

Storm and Not Cargo Caused Loss of Ship Flying Enterprise

Captain Henrik Kurt Carlsen told a Coast Guard inquiry the freighter failed due to a wild storm not improper cargo loading. He defended the loading of 1,271 tons of pig iron, said he would load the ship the same way again, and explained delaying an SOS after the hull crack in late December.

New York Henrik Kurt Carlsen Enterprise Coast Guard Carlsen Antwerp Bellum

Mt Pleasant Club outlines 1952 program and committees

Mt Pleasant women hear Camp Detrick Homemakers Club member explain the 1952 program on January 21 at the McDevitt home. New president Mrs Harold McDevitt names committees on food and nutrition to publicity and other areas with Mary Masser and Elizabeth Sheetenhelm among organizers. A $5 March of Dimes gift is noted. Painting class to meet January 28.

Pheasant Club Carl Biewer Camp Detrick Homemakers Club Mt Pleasant Club Harold McDevitt Edward McDevitt Roger Remsberg Edna Maser Robert Kline Vernal Moore Clarence Lochner Walter Crum Austin Kelly Maurice Cramer Earl Kelly Earlston Rothenheeler Raymond Lindsay Ray Zimmerman Leroy Fothergill Reading Lorene Barrick Charles Barkier Earl McDevitt Earlston Rothenhoefer Roger Remsburg Elizabeth Sheetenhelm Edna Masser March of Dimes

Pension bill approved widows face pensions in Washington

At the home of Mr Earl Kelly the next regular meeting of the club will be held on February 18 at the home of Mrs Raymond Lindsay. A pension bill approved in Washington on January 22 would grant pensions to widows.

Earl Kelly Raymond Lindsay Washington

Veterans panel backs Korea War survivors plan

A House Veterans Affairs subcommittee today approved a proposal to extend the same benefits to Korean War veterans as those granted to World War I survivors. The full committee is expected to act on the plan later, as subcommittee recommendations are typically followed.

House Veterans Affairs

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