Murphy Leaves Frederick Red Cross Post August First
Robert J. Murphy bade farewell to Frederick as he leaves Aug 1 to become Assistant Director of Federal Raising Activities for the Red Cross Eastern area based in Alexandria Virginia. He praised Frederick County headquarters at 22 South Market Street and outlined the Red Cross structure, the national headquarters, and the three administrative areas with volunteers and paid executives. The Frederick Red Cross, with Mrs Bitte and Mrs Ellis C Wachter as secretary, participates in the blood donor program and funds disaster relief and nursing services among others.
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Robert J. Murphy
Frederick
Red Cross
Frederick County
South Market Street
Murphy
Hed Cross
Alexsscriafe
Rea Cross
Fredenck
Washington
Rec Cross
Ares Comexec
Eech
Bitte
Ellis C. Wachter
Frederick Red Cross
New
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Antietam
National Sanitary Commission
Michigan
Johnstown
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Frederick Field
Farmers Face Winter Plight Amid Dry Frederick County
Associate County Agent Reser Stansfield Sr warns area farmers face empty silos for winter as silage drains and drought harms hay and corn crops. Dry ground thwarts plowing and alfalfa seeding while irrigation is scarce, with rain needed for crops and pastures to recover. Red Cross history and activities are briefly noted in related text.
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Reser Stansfield Sr
Sitos
Stansfield
Frederick County
Frederick
Jagagd Piuwliue
International Red Cross Is
Red Cross
Korea
International Red Cross Board of Governors
Sic
Woodsboro
City Bus and Auto Damaged In Accident
Police investigated a collision at West Seventh Street and Mary Road near Fort Detrick. Guy Elmore Weddle drove a 1935 Ford Bus and Billy McDow Roberts drove a 1952 Dodge. neither was injured and no charges were filed. Damages totaled 40 to the auto and 125 to the bus.
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West Seventh Street
Mary Road
Fort Dewick
Guy Elmore Weddle
Taney
Frederick
Roberts
Fort Detrick
Military Road
Weddle
Claude Evans
Dulles Offers Limited Travel To Red China For Reporters
July 18 report shows Secretary of State Dulles proposed allowing a limited number of journalists to travel to Red China for a six month trial. Executives debated the plan for 30 minutes, seeking limits on who could go and how many reporters would travel behind the Bamboo Curtain. A State Department survey was ordered to gauge how many news organizations want access, amid concerns about economic and political implications. The meeting included Dulles, Herter, and major editors and broadcasters.
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Washington
Secretary of
Dulles
Ree Chine
Red China
William Dwight
Asso
Dexight
Christian Herter
Red Ching
Andrew Berding
China
News
Gerocpenion
Pennsylvania
J. Russell Wiggins
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Virginius Dabney
Henry Luce
Time
Theodore Koop
Radio-Television News Directors Assn
Robert Hurleigh
The
American Assn. of
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Trederick County
Myersville
Walkers
Secretary of the Army
Arm 3
Army Post Exchange
Army Post Exchanges
Albert N. Greanther
NATO
Murphy Con
Tia
George Carlell Marshall
General Grenather
Prescription
Market St
Ferritzer
Gandy
Eugene Lawson
Ulles
Harrisburg
Christian Science
James Watt
C. E
Washington, D.C
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
W. University Pkwy
Baltimore
Ridge Road
Fred. Rt
Beacon
Ft. Detrick
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Phares
North Court Street
Eoples Service
Market Street
Eoples Drug Stores
Cole & Sons
Cole& Sons Furniture
South Market ST. Corner
Edward
Mobley
Wilson Place
Ernest Wm. May, Jr
FREE
Frederick, MD
Da-Mar
Seneca, MD
Montgomery County
Washington's
Upper Potomac
Seneca
Gaithersburg
P. W. Sample
Harry Footer and CO
Leaners
S. Market St. — Frederick
N. Market St. Frederick Shopping Center
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second Street
Westinghouse
Better Homes Equip. CO
E. Patrick
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