Walkersville Garment Plant Taken Over by Frederick Tailoring
The Robert Terry Garment Company plant in Walkersville has been acquired by Frederick Tailoring Company effective yesterday. Stanley Sagner, president, said a fuller plan release will come next week and that about 200 workers will be employed at Walkersville with interviews planned. Former manager Charles Nicodemus praised the arrangement as beneficial for employees and the clothing industry.
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Robert Terry Garment Company
Walkersville
Frederick Tailoring Company
Stanley Sagner
Sagner
Charles Nicodemus
Frederick Tailoring
Nicodemus
Northcool
Robert Hilke
Civitan Club
Cnd
Frederick
Kathleen Snow
Jan Matthews
Wereland
Albert May Harding
Carol R. Freed
Kathleen
Terry
Robert Terry
Libertytown Man Hurt In Accident
A Libertytown man named J Gould Myers age 64 was injured in a two car crash on Md 26 half a mile west of Libertytown He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by State Police ambulance The other driver James W Hoopengardner of Brunswick drove a 1953 Chevrolet into Myers 1955 Buick causing the left rear collision and Myers Buick to flip over Trooper L C Clark investigated Damage was undetermined.
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Libertytown
J. Gould Myers
MD. 26
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Myers
James W. Hoopengardner
Brunswick
Hoopergardner
Myers Auto
L. C. Clark
Kimble Heads New ESB
Gov McKeldin names Robert B Kimble of Cumberland executive director of a reorganized Department of Employment Security to start tomorrow. The move splits appeals from administration with a new board of appeals led by Joseph P Healy, and adds Carlton Pyles and David Ross as associate members. Salaries are paid by the federal government. The article also notes the sixty eighth anniversary of the Johnstown flood with local recollections.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Robert B. Kimble
Cumberland
Department of Employment Security
Kimble
Joseph P. Healy
Baltimore
Mibers
Carlton 2 Pyles
National Capital Park ‘and Planning Commission
Temple Hills
Prince Georges County
David Ross
ESB
Bboard
Charles Borcherding
Federal Housing Administration For
Maryland
Peabody Director Slams Church Music in Commencement
Reginald Stewart, director of the Peabody Conservatory, denounces the low artistic state of church music nationwide and laments radio and TV singers compromising for popularity. He urges graduates to uphold standards, warning against inferior performances in schools and churches. Stewart notes Suomi College as a Finnish institution and emphasizes rejecting compromise in art.
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Baltdiore
Reginald Stewart
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Stewart
Peabody Institue
Conservatory
Town & Country Motors Auction Listing
Sale listing for a car auction offering a 53 Pontiac Cazatina 53 Ford Convertible 3% Mercery 3 dr Plymouth Belvedere 5 Studebaker Conve V Cadillac 2 dre Buick 4 dr Renault 4 de 48 Cadillac 4 dr Plymouth pickup. Open evenings and Sundays in North-Calt Mr. Airy ET.
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Plymouth Belvedere
Cadillac
Buick
Renault
Town & Country Motors North
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William 3. Hood
Washington
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Marrone
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Fair Lawn
Para- Maria Mitchell
Johnstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads
Roar Ferry
Knoxville
John W. Turner
East Patrick St
TG Pearre
Barnes Workshop
East 6Th Street
Finney’s Cabinet Shop
Ray
Mealey’s
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Underhill
Carl “Dick” Mealey
Braddock Heights
PRIV
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Pool Mgr
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Slams Church Music
Malotte
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Hancock
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the Lawn and Garden Nursery
S. Jefferson ST. Frederick, MD
William S. Hood Inc
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Kehne Furniture Co
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