Manpower Use Told By Detrick Commander
Lt. Col. John W. Fitzpatrick at Camp Detrick outlined the SPP program scientific and professional personnel policy to Rotarians. He said the plan provides useful manpower while training men for civilian life and aiding national resource needs, noting high morale and low AWOL rates among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
John W. Fitzpatrick
Camp Detrick
Service Club
Francis Scott Key
Paul W. McAuliffe
Chemical Corps
Col. Fitzpatrick
SPP
Edgewood
Col
Fitzpatrick
Detrick
Charles 5. V. Sanner
Rotary
William L. Ligyd
Brunswick
Frank Summer
Westminster
Gene Young
Lease Bussard
Mark Swain
Wm. McCain
Dwight Collmus
Joseph Newberry
Mother's Class Meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Mother's Class of Evan gel Lutheran church met Tuesday evening at Walkersville home of Mrs. Gerry Sell with 30 members and six Twin Flowers guests. Rev Carroll Boyer spoke on Home Mission Work, followed by discussion. Mrs. Florence Kenholtz presided. Mrs. Calvin Schikiknech resigned after eight years as teacher. Wrist watch presented in gratitude, and Mrs. Glenna Dettering agreed to teach for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gerry Sell
Walkersville
Carroll Boyer
Boyer
Florence Kenholtz
Hagerstown records surge in water use
Hagerstown reports a record daily water consumption of 8,000,000 gallons, up from a normal 7,000,000. Officials say the city could boost supply to 12,000,000 gallons a day if necessary amid statewide dry spell conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland
City Water Department
Baltimore
Gets 18 Months For Cutting
Pleading guilty to assault and battery on William Roberts alias Willie Robinson, 511 Klinehart's alley, was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Correction by Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker. The brief hearing featured two witnesses, including Henry Fred Brown who testified about a razor slashing at about Tuesday dawn over a dispute involving a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Willie Robinson
Klinehart
Jalley
House of Correction
H. Reese Shoemaker
Charles A. Price
Henry Fred Brown
Robinson
Brown
Roberts
Harry Phillips
Harpers Ferry
King
Dilson D. Williams
Cleveland, Co
Columbus Eugene Grimes
Mt. Airy
Officer Trump
Charles Lee
Thomas
Baltimore
Roland G. Hall
Robert P. Gibson
Lancaster
Victor
Devotional event concludes with prizes and picnic date
A devotional period led by Mrs. Anita Johnson closed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Rosalie Rudy and Mrs. Gherman Haines. The guess box went to Mrs. Laura Stup, with refreshments provided by committee members including Mrs. Stup and Mrs. Eleanor Harner. The next meeting is a family picnic set for July 28 at Baker Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Johnson
Rosalie Rudy
Gherman Haines
Beatrice Hoffman
Laura Stup
Stup
Eleanor Harner
Johnson
Blanche Har Gett
Sell
Phyllis Summers
Baker Park
Scout Troop 15 honors Girls at Court of Awards
Since March Troop 15 has earned World Trefoil Folk Dance and Outdoor Cookery badges. Four girls achieved First Class with twelve work units and four in Homemaking. Seven others earned Second Class. investiture opened with the Pledge to the Flag and songs. Parents and leaders received special awards and Taps closed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Baker
Mary Althouse
Mrs.Storm
Mary Storm
Edith Whisner
Frances Ashbury
Brenda Fagan
Susan Godsey
Kay Kaufman
Patty Kent
Karen Lindquist
Sandra Zimmerman
America
Mrs. Storm
Frank Keefer
Scout Troop 15
Edward Storm
Scout
Winchester Hall
The Shop At Sly Corner Shines In Local Run
Betty Sullivan notes Mountain Theatre's strong summer stock showing with The Shop at Sly Corner. Descius, Arch ie, and Mathilde drive a tight melodrama set in London where a murder plot unfolds with suspense and moral tension. Strong ensemble work from Lambert, Gale, Greene, Whiting, and Kraus anchors a brisk three acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Mountain Theatre
Sly Corner
London
New York
Descius
Devil's Island
Margaret
Archie Edius
Thecheme
Archie
Lambert
Sanitation fines highlight Tuesday night court hearing
The Frederick County court docket showed W Seiss fined five dollars for non compliance with a health order to sanitize privy facilities for three families. W Marrin of Leckie West Virginia fined 175 dollars with 75 days in default for drunken and reckless driving. Health officials noted hepatitis cases in Creagerstown and debated privy sanitation while a new privy was reportedly ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
W. Russell Seiss
Creagerstown
Baldwin FE
Marrin
Leckie
W. Va
Seiss
Frederick County
Thurmont
Leiss
Holden S. Felton
Burgess
Health Office
Kenneth Wagaman
Shoemaker
Raymond Haugh
Leslie Fox
Ie Williams
Baker
Cumberland
South Mountain Force
Marvin
Baltimore
William Sowell
Frederick
Christine Ferguson
Ralph C. Snoots
Brunswick
Frederick M. Crummitt
East Patrick Street
John Shaw
Sergi
Harry Quinn
Tregoning
Bernard William Brown
Shirley ‘A. McGlothin
Poolesville
Ben Phebus Jr
Robert G. Richman
Union Bridge
Bernard King
Cast list notes on Wednesday performance
The Wednesday show features Archie Fellowes and James Greene with Descius Heiss Pauli Lambert and a cast including Margaret Heiss Frances Whiting Joan Deal Lonne Martin Mathilde Heiss Deidre Gale Mrs Catt Dana Erreus Robert Graham Jerry Hall Corder Morris Ray Marsh Steve Hubbard Joe Warner John Ellott Reid Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Descius
Deidre Gale
Mathilde
Miss Gale
London
Braddock
Marie Ault
James Greene
Ensign Pulver
Mr. Roberts
Archie
Frances Whiting
Margaret
Lonie Manin
Joan
Jerry Halli
Dana Kraus
Mrs. Catt
Symptons
Shop Boy
Jimmy Decker
God
Archie Fellowes
Descius Heiss
Pauli Lambert
Margaret Heiss
Joan Deal
Lonne Martin
Mathilde Heiss
Dana Erreus
Robert Graham
Jerry Hall
Corder Morris
Ray Marsh
Steve Hubbard
Joe Warner
John Ellott
Reid Hammond
Opening of Culler Lake season yields record bass haul
The Culler Lake fishing season opened this morning with a record showing as 95 youths caught at least one fish each and 122 legal bass by 11 a.m. Many youngsters reached their five fish limit, and catches reached up to 16.2 inches. Police controlled early start and enforced a 7 a.m. opening and age restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Culler Lake
Dick Morgan
Willard Avenue
Harry McClure
East Sixth Street
sJake
Fred Straley
Mossburg
Thomas ©. Houck
East Third Street
Ceybure H. McCormick
James Carma
East Fifth Street
Thaven Toms
West South Steet
Robert Heffner
Ronnie Foland
Dill Avenue
Kenneth
Joseph Wilhide
Wisner Street
Ralph Shank
North Wisner Street
Leo Brandenburg
Harry Shank
David Hoffman
West South Street
Jack Hoffman
Madison Street
Ronald Hoffman
Eddie Conk
McMurray Street
Buddy Miller
Richard Kiser
Women Voters Protest Closed County Meetings
In Towson Maryland July 1 the Baltimore County Commissioners faced criticism from the county League of Women Voters led by Mrs Margaret Shock and Norman W Harrington of the Maryland Press Association over a ban on press and public access at meetings. Shock urged a modern multi representation charter government as a solution. Harrington supported public meetings and urged legislation compelling officials to discuss public business openly to protect citizen rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Baltimore County Commissioners
County League of Women Voters
Maryland Press Association
Margaret Shock
League
Norman W. Harrington
Easton Star- Democrat
The
Press Association
Maryland
Shock
Louis L. Goldstein
Calvert
Harrington
Goldstein
Harrrington
Man Berserk In TV Studio At CBS City Hospital Rehearsal
A man burst into a CBS rehearsal of City Hospital in New York wielding two eight inch kitchen knives and attacked a cameraman and actor with a water pitcher. He chased through the Ninth Avenue studio until police officers in a patrol car captured him nearby. Cameraman Patrick McBride and actor Eric Dressler were treated at Roosevelt Hospital with McBride in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Richard Gaughan
Patrick McBride
Eric Dressler
Gaughan
McBride
Bedlam
Dressler
Melville Buick
Cort Steen
Wantagh
N. Y
Roosevelt Hospital
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Richard Leon Ramsburg
Napoleon Sirois
East
Patrick Street
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Richard L. Ramsbury
Sc Bryith Field Artillery
31St Infantry
Dixie
Nan K. Roderick
Children’s Aid Society
Calvary Methodist Vacation Bible School
Speeral
CAS
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mothers and Teachers Club
Jennie Stup
Patty Burke
Phyllis Kelly
Diane Wiles
Mrs. Roderick
Rita Sharpe
Washington
Logan HH. Kline
Dempsey’s
Potomac River
Irvin Umbaugh
Police Moral Squad
John Samuel Johnson
Pentagon
Korea
2D Infantry
Raymon L. Kemp, Jr
Route
Frederick Md
Nathan Hare
William Shreve
East Seventh Street
Alfred LaBrush
DeGrange Street
Fred Wahl
Lee Place
John Johnson
Stephen Leatherman
West College Terrace
Tommy Moss
West 14Th Street
Jerry Hamrick
Gene Stull
David Petrus
North Market Street
Janet Wachter
Thomas Darkis
Philip Masser
Braddock Avenue
Robert Titlaw
Bluegill
Eugene Burns
Washington Street
Tommy Michael
Adam Road
Michael Kelly
Sherry Kelly
Brooke Green
Rockwell Terrace
Sandy Green
Johnnie Myhard
Wilson Place
Charles Strosnider
Military Road
Betty Hoffman
Holly Orndorff
South Market Street
Martin Castle
South Jefferson Street
Sandra Hanburg
East Fourth Street
Bill Brooks
Edward Ambush
West Sixth Street
Philip Yost
West Fifth Street
Charles Yost
Ronald Brown
Lincoln Apartments
Richard Graham
West Fourth Street
Gene Wahl
Jerry Weddle
Motter
Frank Keete
Baltimore Synod
Presbyterian Church In the USA
Hood College
Harry V. Porter
David Spencer
Vienna
Lloyd G. Ice
Govans Presbyterian Church
John Oldman
Centreville
Del
Howard Thomas
South Bentz Street
Bernard Diggs
David Brueckmann
East Ninth Street
Melissa i Stephens
Magnolia Avenue
Billy Roessler
Man Berserk
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