Joint Club Meet Tuesday in Frederick by Capital Airlines official
Jennings Randolph, assistant to the president of Capital Airlines, speaks at a joint Kiwanis and Lions luncheon in Frederick Tuesday. Randolph, former U S Congressman from West Virginia, discusses Losing Democracy by Default and has a record in employment and rehabilitation laws for the blind, synthetic fuels, and air transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Randolph
Capital Airlines
Frederick
Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Randolph
United States Congress
West Virginia
America
Salem
Salem College
Davis and Elkins College
Southeastern University
Firemen Parade Caps Upper Montgomery Carnival
Volunteer firemen from Upper Montgomery marched along Route 28 in the fourth annual carnival. Prizes awarded include Best-appearing unit to Silver Spring for $75, Best-appearing band to Btwningsville for $75, and Best-appearing ladies auxiliary to Damascus for $35. The event closed after a week-long carnival ending Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Montgomery
Beallsville
Silver Spring
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Hyattstown
Mirage Suns Seen by Aviators Explained
Pilots report occasional double suns caused by fine ice crystals in the air reflecting the sun. The optical phenomenon creates a twin image that can appear near or around the real sun, depending on light and atmospheric conditions.
Four Year Old Boy Hit By Car In Emmitsburg
A four year old boy was critically injured when he ran into the path of an east bound car on Route 32 in Emmitsburg. Lawrence Anthony Hobbs of Fairfield Pa was taken to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa with possible skull fracture a fractured right leg and a severe forehead laceration. Police filed reckless driving charges against the driver as the boy’s parents visited relatives in Emmitsburg. The child remained conscious at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Lawrence Anthony Hobbs
Fairfield
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
H. J. Brown
Mary Herwig
Hanover
Plan to settle Cleveland aluminum workers strike agreed
Federal conciliator Clyde Mills said a settlement plan for the CIO UAW led strike at the Aluminum Company of America forging plant in Cleveland was agreed after weekend talks. About 2100 workers have been on strike since June 11 affecting defense production. A union vote on ratification is set for Monday at 2 p.m. in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Clyde Mills
Federal Conciliation Service
Cio-United Auto Workers
Aluminum Company of America
Mills
Air
Roswell
Gilpatrick
Baltimore Holdup Suspect Held Over Mt Airy Theft
Police in Baltimore apprehend Daniel Wilson 28 Ellicott City after confessing to stealing 450 dollars from the Chester Hood store in Mt Airy on July 21. He faces an August 15 hearing in Westminster before Magistrate Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
B. C. Hammersmith
Chester R. Hood
Daniel Wilson
Ellicott City
Carroll County
Westminster
Wilson
Hood
Reese
Neighbors Rally For Injured County Farmer Hay Harvest
In Grindstone Run Road near Myersville about fifty neighbors rallied to harvest hay for Hubert Morrison who lies in Frederick Memorial Hospital after a tractor accident on the adjoining farm of Guy Albaugh. The two day effort saw dozens assist with tractors, loaders, and balers to fill Morrison’s barn amid recovering injuries including broken ribs and facial lacerations.
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Hubert Morrison
Grindstone Run Road
Myersville
Beaver Creek
Morrison
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guy Albergh
Gladhill
John F. Moats
Grover F. Horine
Luther
Reno Eldridge
Austin Brandenburg
Ed Falkenstein
Bulldozer Halts Train West of Here Killing Engineer
A bulldozer blocked the tracks six miles west of town late today causing the locomotive's engineer to be killed. All 15 passengers escaped injury and fireman John Murphy of Clifton Forge was brought to a local hospital for a checkup. The deceased is identified as W. L. Wood of Hinton WV. The report notes the first garment pattern was cut by the Egyptians from stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
John Murphy
Clifton Forge
W. L. Wood
Hinton
W. Va
Say Man Admits Theft Of Corn At New Windsor
State Police and Carroll County authorities report the theft of five barrels of corn valued at 47.50 from Edward T. Derr Sr near New Windsor. James W. Kegler near Adamstown admitted taking the corn and selling it in Frederick. Kegler remains jailed with his brother in law Jackson Faulkner in Westminster awaiting larceny charges in Frederick and Montgomery. Congress adopted the Great Seal of the United States on June 20 1782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Edward T. Derr
New Windsor
James W. Kegler
Adamstown
Frederick
Kegler
Jackson Faulkner Westminster
Montgomery
Mr. Derr
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World Trade Committee
D. C. Board of Trade
National Aeronautic Association
American Federation of the Physically Handicapped
Boy Scouts of America
National Society For the Blind
American Road Builders’ Association
Lions International
Iron River
Mich
Buck’s Lake Creek
Keith
Kenneth Pangrazzi
Helen Pangrazzi
Firestone
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Frederick, Md
E. Patrick St
San Francisco
Fockler
Frank Butcher
Eddie Kane
Harold Morrison
Leroy Smith
Sterling Edwards
Charles Michael
Roy and
Paul Morrison
Leroy Fockler
Elmer Funk
Donald Henson
Elliott Haines
Howard Metzger
Zolton Hoffman
Marvin Marcus
Clarence Palmer
Louis Peterson
Austin Myers
Harry K. Moser
Glenn Palmer
Wilbur Summers
Walter Falkenstein
Roland Lutz
Guy Kline
Hugh Artz
Eldon Grussnickie
Alpert Palmer
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Noxzema
Dumont
Wayside Radio
East Patrick Street
New Market
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Congress A
The
United States
Delphey
West
Patrick St
Allen’s
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Allen’s Corner Market
Hiiltner-Roelke Frederick Camera Shop
W. Patrick St
Allen
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hospital Aid, Inc
Stanuoay
Woman‘s Home Companion
Kate Greenaway
Dan River
Avondale
Hendrickson
Mary Long
Yliad Plaus
Ptudebaker Carsstruck Rias
South Market
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Kehne Furniture Company
South Market St
Kecline & Son
Ambulance Service
East Patrick St
Mobitheat
Iconomy Oil CO
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Rick, Mar
Member
Parsons DO
Denier
UPA
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