Civitan talk on newspaper production at Frederick dinner
Edward F. Mull of the Frederick News and Post spoke to the Civitan Club of Frederick about how a daily newspaper is produced. He traced the steps from logs to home delivery and noted 56 million papers bought daily for over 3.5 million dollars, illustrating American efficiency.
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Cool Silent Welcome Given To Two Soviets
HELSING Finland June 6 Premier Nikol Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev, traveling salesmen of Soviet communism, received a cool silent greeting from Finns as they opened demonstrations of restraint amid mounting tensions. The red carpet was laid by a Finnish government official as the Kremlin pair began their first public visit since the Hungarian uprising.
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Finland welcomes Bulganin Khrushchev visit amid cautious mood
About 1,600 Finns lined the Helsinki rail route and 15,000 gathered outside the station to watch Soviet guests Bulganin and Khrushchev arrive. Premier Vieno Sukselainen drew cheers, but the Soviet leaders appeared grave and restrained, unlike their holiday mood in Moscow as relations with the big neighbor grow tense after recent attacks.
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Pinned In Bulldozer By Tree Hospitalized
George W. Britchey of Ridge Road Braddock Heights is hospitalized at Frederick Memorial with a broken wrist and multiple bruises after a bulldozer he was using pinned him when a tree fell while clearing grounds for Camp Baker. He is secretary treasurer of Frederick Construction Co. Vernon Cassell, president of the Optimist Club, coordinated the crew at Camp Baker.
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Optimists and Roy T Watts Involved in Local Incident
In Frederick Maryland Friday June 7 1937 page 15 a group including Optimists and Roy T Watts helped Brachey with a hospital project. An accident occurred around 6 p m yesterday as they were working on the tamp at the club project site.
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