Local Troops Await Orders After tough postwar training
After two weeks of strenuous postwar drills the two local National Guard units returned to their home armory. Officers said there are no plans to call them into active service. Company A and the Medical Company of the 115th Infantry, 29th Division, arrived by train and bus, aided by rear detachments at Camp Pickett to clear the camp. Weather and insects plagued the week with rain and mud. Promotions announced for Medical Company personnel include Charles R Hoffman, Frank H Wachter, Ulysses W Wiles, Marion W Selby as corporals and Harry J Green, William L Hart, George F Tobery as privates first class.
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National Guard
Rmory
115Th Infantry
Point of Rocks
Camp Pickett
Salisbury
Robert Stone
Lester Boyer
Thomas Hoffman
Merril Long
Pickett
Camp
Charles R Hoffman
Frank H Wachter
Ulysses W. Wiles
Marion W Selby
Harry J. Green
William L. Hart
George F. Tobery
Mackenzie King To Be Given State Funeral
Ottawa reports Mackenzie King will receive a state funeral with a 24 hour public viewing in Parliament. A memorial service at St Andrew's Presbyterian precedes a train trip to Toronto for burial at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. King died at Kingsmere summer home in the Gatineau.
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Ottawa
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canada
British Commonwealth
Statesman King recalls long prime ministership
Hills, 20 miles north of Ottawa, note that the S-year-old statesman who resigned as Prime Minister on Nov 18, 1948, never fully recovered from a circulatory ailment from September 1948 in Paris. King, a senior Commonwealth figure, served as Prime Minister from December 1921 to November 1948 in an almost unbroken series of terms.
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Hills
Ottawa
Paris
King
Commonwealth
Four Injured In Two Pickup Collide On Old Annapolis Road
Four people were injured when two pickup trucks collided nearly head on on the Old Annapolis Road near Prospect church at about 5 15 Sunday evening. Denzel James Hash and his wife Mrs Jack W Hash along with their 5 year old daughter Ruth were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Roger D Burrier of Mt Airy received head lacerations. State Trooper William A Mutchner cited Burrier for reckless driving after Hash reportedly swerved to avoid Burrier’s oncoming truck, sending Hash’s vehicle into a pole.
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Annapolis Road
Prospect Church
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. M. Waltz
Denzil James Hash
Mt Airy
Jack W. Hash
Ruth
Hash
J Stanley Grabill
Mt. Airy
Roger D. Burrier
Route 2
William A Mutchner
Burrier
Community notices and a Staley Park spelling bee report
New Windsor and nearby towns record attendees at church camps and visits to relatives in Pennsylvania while Lions International delegates travel to Chicago. A spelling bee at Staley Park on Friday July 21 featured three age groups with winners Sara Lee Tharp Elgin Etchison Richard Langley in group one Bucky Summers Bobby Moss Ray Baker in group two and Anna Daugherty Charles Rhoads Ned Langley in group three. The Friday event also included a scavenger hunt as a special activity.
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Staley Park
Sara Lee Tharp
Elgin Etchison
Richard Langley
Bucky Summers
Bobby Moss Ray Baker
Anna Daugherty
Charles Rhoads
Ned Langley
Questions and Answers and World Facts From a Quiz Page
The article presents a Q and A style run of trivia covering coins from 1864 to 1873 the status of Korea under the Japanese Empire as Chosen the notion of England's national dog the English bulldog and a copyright term of 56 years.
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Korea
Chosen Pan
England
Surrender to Police After Car Crash Near Route 8
John R Willis of Route 8 Syke ville and Robert Seal of Sykesville surrendered to police in Ellicott City Sunday afternoon after a Saturday night search by State Police. They were in a crashed car at a telephone pole on Route 8. no one was severely injured. Charges were preferred against both as officials noted agricultural spraying measures to aid crop maturation.
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John R. Willis
Sykeville
Robert Seal
Sykesville
Ellicott City
Wills
Setho
Newther
Jc John MM Worgan
No More Aspirants File At Brunswick
Town officials at Brunswick discussed a possible write in campaign for the August municipal election after the Friday midnight filing deadline passed without new candidates. Councilmen Albert H Banner and Walter C Wheeler filed for reelection while Walter F Albert sought the First Ward seat vacated by Charles W Wenner who was no longer eligible.
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Bronswick
Maver S&s T
Albert H Banner
Walter C. Wheeler
Walter F Albert
Charles W. Wenner
Local Ward Councils Eye Draft Candidates
Officials say last week saw efforts to draft challengers against incumbents Mr Danner and Mr Wheeler but no filings occurred. Citizens not on the ticket may be urged to vote as plans circulated by supporters of the incumbent mayor and councilmen to boost turnout.
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Wheeler
Whey
Oto Daft
Berg
Friends of the
Rocumbent Mayer
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