Red Cross Holds Annual Frederick County Meeting
The Frederick County Red Cross annual meeting took place Wednesday evening at the Franc.s Scott Key Hotel. President Suram Wallace opened the session with minutes, and L Clinton Rhoades reported a year end balance of 59,490.68. The board discussed plans, including establishing a local Blood Bank, expanding Junior Red Cross and Gray Ladies services, and training a water safety instructor for handicapped children. Elections reappointed Wallace as president, with Daniel Thomas and Virs Dan Weinberg named first and second vice chairmen, and Goodloe E Exton and Mrs Michael Pue added to the board.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Scott Key
Suram Wallace
Red Cross Cnairman
Ava
Ells Cracker
Red Cross Board of
L Clinton Rhoades
Frederick Cross
Mary Condon Hodgson
Wallace
The
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Read Cross
T.ck
Dan Weinberg
James Kime
Ernest Webb
Praervices
E Dyight
Laurens
Ywoihom AH Fuqua
William
C Holzapfei
Red Cross Aigier Corps
Ene Lund
Home Service
John and Schell Jr
Betty Thompson
Red Cross Nursing Service
Ienoit
al Quinn
Tne
H .Albert Dean
Fortack
East Coast
Aan
Richard C Dutrow
Fee
Ace
Charman
Daniel Thomas
Dan Weinbberg
Rhoades
Mehrl Powell
Wachter
Secreter
Goodloe E Exton
Michael Pue
Red Cross Board
Weinberg
Cash Smuth
Richard Nairn
Charles Vo Main
Hodgson
Ruth McAlpine
Howard Ash
Frank Darner
Nicholas Fanes
Harry Horspman
John Ed Schell
Nelson E Langan
Canton Rhoades
Tobes Zimmerman
Dwight ieCain
Ernest C Webb
Dorothy McBride
Paul Schenael
Francs Brytt Kes Hotel
David
Fredeck Clement Hospital
Halter
Alliam G. Hill
Liesd Graf
Willard
Frank
Conner Fredenck Postyrater Tarnes Grove
Robert Furie
William Wallace
Exempt Goods Cut Approved In Senate Action
A bill to cut duty free imports from 500 to 100 dollars on goods Americans bring home was approved in a voice vote by the Senate. An amendment adds 2200 dollars of goods duty free from the Virgin Islands, with the change to last until June 30, 1963 before returning to 500 dollars. Treasury officials say the measure could trim the potential 19 billion dollar trade deficit by up to 150 million. The text notes a historic reference to the Arsenal of Venice.
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Washington
API
Senate
Fnday
Kennedy
Virgin Islands
House
Treasury
Duto
County Agent's Report field days and agriculture notes
County Agent Robert Stansfield Jr outlines upcoming field days for Brown Swiss and Jersey breeders on July 22 at Frederick Pair Grounds and Hagerstown Farr Grounds, with additional events at Frederick Fair Grounds and Westminster Ag Center. The report covers field day aims, corn nitrogen needs, face fly control, National Farm Safety Week, Montgomery County 4H events, Maryland FFA officers, and related agricultural activities.
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Robert Stansfield, Jr
Assoc
Jersey
Frederick Pair Grounds
Hagerstoun Farr Grounds
Holston
Frederick Fair Grounds
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Westminster Ag
Uineo
Usda Entomology Research Division
Indiana
Montgomery Health Office Reorganized
Dr William J Peeples Montgomery County health officer announced a July first reorganization to improve service delivery. The plan creates bureaus and divisions including Preventive Medical Care and Community Health, with specialized sections in Child Health Adult Health School Health Mental Health Nursing Laboratory Health Education and Environmental Health. Sanitation becomes Environmental Health with room to grow. Services remain unchanged despite the administrative shift. Polio vaccination urged as Maryland Farm Bureau promotes summer shots.
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William J. Peeples
Montgomery County
Health Department
Vital Statistics
Bureau of Preventive
Clincal Services
Bureau of Community Health Services
Division of Nursing Services
Laboratory Services
Sanitation
Environmental Health
Peeples
Polio Vaccine Push Urged for Marylanders Under Forty
In July and August officials urge Maryland residents under 40 to join a polio vaccination drive. Children under 10 should be vaccinated as two-thirds of polio cases occur in that group. Contact county health departments or doctors for details. All under 20 are eligible at Local Health Departments. Survival crackers debut for civil defense use. National Biscuit Co. will ship bulk orders to shelters and industries at 35 cents per pound, minimum 10,000 pounds.
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Mr Wise
Survival Crackers
New York
Survival
National Biscuit Co
Cora J. Bostion
West Fifth Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Cora I. Bostian
Charles C. Masser
Olive M. Masser
Frederick County
East Fifth Street
Helen F. Mack
John W. Bostion
Cora Bostion
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Vence
APAT
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
FFA
Maryland Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
James Stonesifer
Francis Scott
William Benson
Princess Anne
David Miller
Muddietown
Harry M .VicDonald
State Dept of Education
Glenn Lewis
Comention
Easton
Backrow
Brooks Hamilton
Oakland
Kenneth Bowers
Williamsport
Herman Bartz
LaPlata
Carroll Wagner
Bel Air
David Cope
Chestertown
U. S
Agricultural College
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Iowa State College
Ames
Phyllis Baddie Modeling School
Bethesda
Elizabeth Spielman
Thomas Day
Reuben Hecht
Charles McPherson
Rose Sowder
Mary McCullough
Montgomery County Extension Service
James A Grove
General Services Administration
Frederick
O- General Services Administrations
Public Building Service
7Th and
D Streets
D. C
Jakarta
V. Krewatch
Extension
Conrad A Liden
Administrative Assis
Paul E. Nystrom
Robert L Green
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Krewatch
Atlantic Aluminum and Supply Co., Inc
Paul B. Ganley
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
North Market St
West Frederick
West Patrick and
West South Sts
New Holland
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont
Ceresville Motors
Ceresville
Middletown Equipment CO
Middletown
Montgomery Health Office
C E Wise
Maryland Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative, Inc
Lower Montgomery CO
Everett Mullinix
Mechel
Fruit & Vegetable Basket
North Market Street
Myrtle V. Shaff
Orphans Court
Jefferson
D.S.T
Lillian A. Bussard
Daniel C. Poole
Mary B. Poole
Farm Credit Office
East Street Monument
Frederick, Md
T. D. Oden
Glenn Trout
Ralph Weybright
Old Annapolis Road
Mt. Airy
Ate
McCormick
John Deere
New Idea
McCormick M
Mosonnier
Chevrolet
Kathleen W. Bohn Scheel
Mehrle N. Wachter
Prospect
WSCS
Cora I. Bastion
Orphans’ Court
Howard
Calvin S. Lohr
John L. Ponton
Stanley ¥. Bennett
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