Keep Wheels Oiled Winner Tells Lions at Frederick Meeting
Billy Offutt winner of Wednesdays Soap Box Derby addressed the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged members to oil their wheels and keep them in top form. The gathering included sponsors John R. Cheatham and George Delaplaine Jr. with other local guests and a brief business session led by president Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm.
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Lions Club of
Frederick
Billy Offutt
Francis Scott Key
W. Jerome
Offutt
Civitan
John R. Cheatham
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
George Delaplaine Jr
News-Post
Irvin C. Brant
Thurmont
Carl Thomas
Carroll Manor
Walter Peterman
Clear Springs
W. M. Houck
Bill
Graham
Martinsburg
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Catoctin
Brad Wolfe
Mountains Theater
Lions Tke
Glenmore Rice
Hallowe’en
Cancer Fund
Lions International
New York City
Noel H. Gross
R. R. Keaton
Lionism
Fifth Avenue
Lions
Giants
Gross
United Nations
Lower Manhattan
New York
Drew Pearson
Baltimore Moves to Redraft Rent Control Law
Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro urged a special City Council session to consider a new rent control bill to replace the court invalidated ordinance. The drafted measure preserves controls but fixes defects, aiming to prevent 80,000 dwellings from decontrol and avert a 25 to 30 percent rent rise.
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Baltimore
Thomas D'Alesandro
Maryland Court of Appeals
High Court
D’alesandro
Thomas N. Biddison
John Dewicki
Baltimore Housing Rent Commission
Camp Detrick Civilian Welfare Council nominations announced
The Camp Detrick Civilian Welfare Council election will select five civilian members. Division chiefs must appoint nominees and notify the Civilian Personnel Officer by Tuesday July 27. A letter will invite nominations then a date for the election will be set once all nominations are in. The council includes the Commanding Officer, the Civilian Personnel Officer, the Custodian of the Fund, and five civilian members.
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Camp Detrick
Herbert G. Tanner
G. Robert Whitmore
Rosa Kreh
Clay C. Jenkins
G. Donald Wedale
Five Year Old John Harrington Event at Harrington Home
For five year old John Harrington, Wednesday evening at the home of Capt. and Mrs. William J Harrington, doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrington
William J. Harrington
Aids Left Behind in Communist Northern Indochina
U S aid chief Harold Stassen said humanitarian equipment such as hospitals clinics and water pumps will be left in non Communist northern Indochina to help people stay behind. He outlined plan to ease East West trade controls reduce the banned list and expected currency convertibility steps after a London conference. He noted continued aid to non Communist Indochina though military aid post Geneva truce remains uncertain while broader US help to Southeast Asia and the Southwest Pacific would rise.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
United States
Indochina
Stassen
Russia
London
Southeast Asia
Southwest Pacific
Equity Court News Hildebrand divorce filed in Texas
Patricia Ann Hildebrand sues James E. Hildebrand for absolute divorce in equity court. Marriage licenses show F Davis of Vienna Virginia and Grace R Neal divorce. Real estate transfers list Maurice W Baker and others to James R Hahn and spouse for $10, and Helen Rhoads Wachter to Raymond E Starr and spouse for $10 in Dallas. Columbia River fish periodically tested for radioactivity linked to Hanford operation.
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Patricia Ann Hildebrand
James E. Hildebrand
Doe F Davis
Vienna
Grace R. Neal
Dallas
Texas
Maurice W Baker
James R. Hahn
Helen Rhoads Wachter
Raymond E. Starr
Columbia River
Hanford
Park System Praised To Combat Juvenile Delinquency
Judge Alfred D Boyes of Montgomery County Juvenile Court told the Frederick Optimist Club that Frederick Citys park system and planned recreation help keep youth out of trouble. He praised local service clubs for work with boys and urged regional facilities, noting that juvenile crime arises from many factors and that most youths have good within them.
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Frederick
Alfred D. Boyes
Montgomery County
Optimist Club
Southern
Montgomery
Noyes
Barnasville
Chicago
Maryland
Rejects Move To Transfer Center Battle Creek Plan
The House rejected an amendment to ban moving the Civil Defense Training Center from Viney Maryland to Battle Creek Michigan and to block transfer funds. Citing a $250000 to $300000 investment in Olney the government would incur similar costs to relocate. The article also notes that the first race at Monmouth Park on June 19 1946 was won by Blind Path with jockey Nick Jemas.
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Washington
House
Civil Defense Training Center
Viney
Battle Creek
Mich
Rep
Hyde
R-Md
Clyde
Olney
Monmouth Park
Blind Path
Nick Jemas
Optimist meeting urged religious training for children
The News of Frederick reports on a Friday July 23 1854 Optimist meeting led by president Harry Patton with speaker introduced by John Zufall known as Happy Johnny. Attendees included Ward Rose sergeant at arms W Glenn Keilholtz and Mrs W W Corbin. Harold Waskey won a free dinner next week. The Joshua tree line appears in error as a fragment.
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Frederick
Harry Patton
John Zufall
Happy Johnny
Harold Waskey
Ward Rose
Clarksburg Club
W. Glenn Keilholtz
W. W. Corbin
City Recreation Committee
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Salinas
Cal
Raymond C. Erickson
Ironwood
John J. Hayes
Erickson
University of Wisconsin
MacDonald
Great Lakes
States
Canada
Charles R. Connell
Richard D. Hart
Robert FE. Hughes
Walter E. Johnson
Donald L. Waller
Samuel R. Wahl
Edward F. Curran
Camp Derrick
John C. Chapman
Geisbert’s Meadow
Buckeystown
Harriet E. Williams
NCO
Sfc
Daniel J. Diette
115Th Infantry Regiment
29Th Division
Maryland National Guard
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Harry W. Bartgis
Joh H. Stewart, Jr
James F. Walsh
Warren L. Kinsey
William A. Blumenauer
Herman Tyergar
Edward L. Despeaux
Ernest M. Snyder
Granison L. Eader
Harry L. Rowe
Kenneth R. Harris
Walter N. Frye
C. E. McEwen
Sam Zwickler
Leonard Zimmerman
Lewis von Tull
Maj. E. J. Aimsley
M. A. Tulls
Rex K. Skandy
Logan
Utah
Earl B. Davis
Commerce
Adolph N. Brueckmann
Patricia L. Merriman
Chester D. Opalsky
Betty C. Baugher
Geraldine E. Geisbert
Lilian C. Hall
Carroll G. Strassman
Charles R. Norwood
Bernardia. Dennison
Albert E. Rossi
Chemical Corps
Republic of Korea
2Nd Chemical Mortar Battalion
21St Chemical
92Nd Chemical Service Company
388Th
Cecil D. Miller
Colonel Hayes
Nallin Farm
Max Etkin
Marilynn
Fort McClellan
Ala
Elkin
Chemical Corps School
Marion J Erkes
Robert Weintraub
Washington Senators
Griffith Stadium
Nats
Orioles
William W. Eakins
South Dakota
William Golden
Albuquerque
N. M
Harry Gosnell
Robert T. Sheets
Potomac
Pete Demchak, Jr
Glen Michel
Riverside
Michel
Dick Glew
Tulsa
Oklahoma
John Malnowski
al Knott
Louis Garrett
Mary Jackson
Detrick
Ira Caldwell
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
Newark
Los Angeles
Shipley’s Bottling Works
Frederick, Md
Court News Equity
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S. Market ST
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Bulova
South Market St
Steiff Silver
N. Market ST
W. Patrick
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick No
N. Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eonard
Routzahn
Tim Odd
Market St
WPT
Desert
BABY
West South St
Noorhorn
Warfield Acres
MT. Airy
Stone House
Bottn Lin
New 7 Co
Modern Lighting CO
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Flectric
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