Oil Industry By-Products Explained To Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis program showcased petrochemicals and their wide uses from synthetic rubber to freeze gas to food protection. Industry representatives demonstrated products and discussed the role of petrochemicals in inks plastics cellophane tapes and clothing fibers. Mayor John A Derr joined the club as a member and the meeting was led by President William E Zimmerman with arrangements by Walter Crowther, John Phillips and Walter Mann. Next week the Kiwanis will meet at Rocky Ridge Mt Tabor Park for the annual family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Derr
Derr
Parsons Newman
Kiwanis
Club
William E. Zimmerman
Walter Crowther
John Phillips
Walter Mann
Rocky Ridge Mt. Tabor Park
29th Division Troops Win Director's Praise
INDIANTOWN GAP Pa July 7 National Guard troops from the 29th Infantry Division drew praise from Col William B Spicer director of training for the encampment for the start of their two week summer drill. Army inspectors were impressed by the motor movement of citizen soldiers from Virginia Maryland and West Virginia with some 1500 vehicles marching without a serious accident. The march even included vehicles from Norfolk Va and was described as outstanding and better than expected.
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Indiantown Gap
National Guard
William B Spicer
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Spicer
Norfolk
Venus Brighter as it Nears Earth This August Sky
Venus remains the brightest planet in August evenings, visible after sunset in the southwest and even in daylight with care. It lies in Virgo near Spica, while Mars glows in Sagittarius beside a teapot asterism, Saturn sits in Libra, Vega dominates Lyra, and Deneb and Altair mark Cygnus and Aquila. Jupiter rises late at night in Gemini, matching Mars in brightness as the sky showcases a planetary lineup.
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Science Service
Earth
Venus
Virgo
Spica
Mars
Sagittarius
Saturn
Libra
Vega
Lyra
Cygnus
Deneb
Aquila
Altair
Scorpius
Scorpion
Antares
Polaris
Ursa Minor
Arcturus
Bootes
Jupiter
Gemini
29th Division Receives High Ratings at Central PA Camp
About 6,500 soldiers arrived at a large Pennsylvania mountain reservation over the weekend led by Maj. Gen. Henry C. Evans of Baltimore. The 175th Infantry Regt from Baltimore earned excellent for military courtesy, the 29th Division overall was judged excellent for discipline and appearance, and the 192nd Tank Battalion from West Virginia was commended for fine range operations.
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Spicer
Pennsylvania
Henry C. Evans
Baltimore
175Th Infantry Regt
192Nd
West Virgina
Digilarmo Digilarmo and Others Court Actions
Court notices list absolute divorce bills for Eqr Georgia B Digilarmo Victor D Digilarmo Bettye Jayne Schroyer Edward William Schroyer and Harry J Green Ruby N Green. Also marriage licenses for Fred M Ruth and Elizabeth Shipley, J Lee Hummer and Ira Kline, plus property deeds between Walkinshaw Yingling and Kline households. Aerials at Westminster camp show Gary Kerkorian catching Weeb Ewbank eye for No 1 Colts passing job amid camp cuts and tuneups.
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Uly
Georgia B. Digilarmo
Victor D. Digilarmo
Bettye Jayne Schroyer
Edward William Schroyer
Harry J. Green
Ruby N. Green
Fred M. Ruth
Baltimore
Pegey
Elizabeth Shipley
Houston
Texas
Floyd H. Walkinshaw
Exel M. Yingling
Westminster
Gary Kerkorian
Baltimore Colts
Weeb Ewbank
Stanford
Colts
Western Maryland
Fred Enke
Kerkorian
Enke
Ewbank
Blue Bonnet Spread Pleases Flat Bread Lovers
Mrs Arlen extols Blue Bonnet butter substitute praising its smooth spread from the refrigerator. She contrasts it with other spreads that tear bread and touts sunlit flavor nutrition and economy as reasons to choose Blue Bonnet.
Grange News at Ballenger Grange Meeting
Twenty six adult members gathered at the Community Hall Friday evening. Tobias Zimmerman introduced Joe Newcomer from the University of Maryland who spoke on inbreeding of hybrid corn. Mrs Russell Dud Tow led a word scramble won by Mr and Mrs Austin Putman. Mrs Howard Smith won for guessing the corn grains in a quart jar. Group singing followed. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Charles King. Next meeting will be a picnic August 13 on the hall lawn.
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Hooger Glatse
Ballenger Grange
Tobias Zimmerman
Joe Newcomer
University of Maryland
Russell Dud- Tow
Austin Putman
Howard Smith
Charles King
Summer Belts Wash Easily
Alicia Hart offers care tips for summer belts to complement dresses. Washable belts including clear plastic with flowers, pastel patent leather, and bamboo styles require soap suds, damp cloth, and air drying. Fabric belts may be washed, rinsed, and dried with care, avoiding moisture around decorations.
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Alicia Hartner
U S Steel Reports Higher Second Quarter Income
United States Steel Corp reports second quarter net income of 49,020,738 dollars, up from 44,830,376 in Q1, with 1.63 a share versus 1.48. Six months total pools at 93,851,114 dollars, 3.11 a share, vs 105,016,764 and 3.54 last year. Board declares 0.75 dividend, payable Sept 10 to holders of record Aug 6. Production of ingots and castings averaged 70.7 percent of rated capacity.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Benjamin F. Fairness
Big Steel
Capacity Comparison in 1953 Quarters Seen
The report notes capacity at 80.8 percent in the first quarter and 981 percent in the second quarter of 1953, indicating a dramatic shift in utilization or measurement.
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Betty Jo Ring
Lexington, N. C
North Carolina
Atlantic City
N. J
Burlington
James Sworkley
Astronomy
Ecmeeeaal “West
Gace Northe
Court News
Eqr
Mrs. Arlen
Richard Arlen
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Genevieve de Galard- Terraube
Dien Bien Phu
Paris
Mountain View
Mt. View
Bath
Brich
Apts
Frederick
Dan Wight
Carmichael
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Madam Parker
Frederick City Limits
Mount Pleasant Highway
Fisher’s
Ned S. Zeiler, Realtor
N. Court St
Grange News
U. S. Steel
U.S
U. S. Department of Commerce
Luf
N. A. Lufburrow
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Rien
Cities Service
Cox
Sities
Ena
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