Pinch Hits For Speaker At Frederick Kruanes Club
The Frederick Kruanes Club met yesterday at Francis Scott Key Hotel where substitute speaker Harry Ulmer spoke on Personality Development Mental Health and Religion after Joan Malloy Co. Suser Spring could not be present due to broken false teeth. Ulmer warned that God created man but does not treat personality and stressed love in early home life as the base of self worth. He noted too much love harms development and false affection hinders independence. He contrasted healthy and unhealthy personalities and cited that over 650000 are in mental hospitals nationwide and one in twelve children may need such treatment. Vice President Richard R. Kline presided with visitors Asa Watkins James Ramsey and Donald Smith. Kidds Cafe blanked Frederick Democrat 7-0 in the Tui-heht Softball League.
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Harry Ulmer
Calvam Methodist Church
Frederick Kruanes Club
Ulmer
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Lewren Sibert Mas
Joan A. Malloy
Suser Spring
Richard R. Kline
Asa’ Watkins
Mt. Airy
James Ramsey
Hagerstown
Donald Smith
San Angelo
Tex
Park Bill Endorsed By County Council
Montgomery County Council endorsed a House bill to preserve the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal as a 10,000 acre national park from Washington to Cumberland. The measure would transform the canal into a park not a drainage ditch, and would remove about 1,250 acres from county tax rolls. The council also hired Richard May Jr. as an industrial zoning consultant for the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. A seven year old girl sustained a leg wound from a broken bottle, required 15 stitches, and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Washington
Cumberland
M. L. Reese
Senate
Reese
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Richard May Jr
White Plains
Ellen Dorsey
James Dorsey
Adam Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United;l
Russell Low Bidder On State Roads Job
Wright Construction Co of Odenton Maryland submitted the low bid of 1 197 271 15 to grade drain and surface nearly a mile and a half of highways on the northern outskirts of the District of Columbia Roads included 35 miles of dual highway from 26th St to Georgia Ave a 047 mile connection to Anson St and 16th St to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dual highway plus 451 miles of pavement for necessary road connections Other bids opened: Contee Sand and Gravel low among six bidders 559 289 50 to build two three span steel beam bridges over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Silver Spring T Eegie Russell Frederick 367 239 50 to grade drain and surface Wheeler Road from DC line to St Barnabas Road Prince Georges County Patapsco Engineering Co Baltimore 365 902 24 to grade drain and surface US 213 from Maryland 300 to the Chester River Bridge Queen Annes County
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Baltimore
Wright Construction Co
Odenton
District of Columbia
26Th St
Georgia Ave
Anson St
16Th St
Baltimore and Ome Railroad
State Roads Commission
Contee Sand & Gravel Co
Laurel
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Silver Spring
6Th St
T. Eegie Russell
Frederick
Wheeler Road
Columbia
St. Barnabas Road
Prince Georges County
Patapsco Engineering Co
U.S
Chester River Bridge
Queen Annes County
Camp Patuxent drowning tragedy near beach rescue
At Patuxent Naval Air Station a group of 125 campers from Camp Kaufman at Huntington swam beyond a buoy during a drill. One boy drowned and five others were rescued. three of those rescued were hospitalized but later reported as not seriously hurt. Names listed as Michael Berg Roger Sutton and Jock Matuskey, all of Washington, were identified by Navy officials.
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Dennis Pincus
Ponies Place
Pracilsne TE Boy
Patuxent
Maryland
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Navy
Michael Berg
Roger Sutton
Jock Matuskey
Washington
Kaufmane
Huntingtoun
Casert County
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Kidd
Frederick Democrat
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Aloyzie
Stepmmac
London
SEARS
North Market Street
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Allstate
Allstate Sz Cushions
Safticaps
Siaux
West Foti
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