Optimists Celebrate 13th Anniversary Dinner
The Frederick Optimist Club marked its thirteenth anniversary with a spring dinner-dance at the Peter Pan Inn attended by over one hundred. Stilfon Radosky, Governor elect of the thirty third district, spoke on unity and fellowship and announced upcoming appointments.
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Frederick
Arnedld Price
Thalsoment
Homer C. Brooks
Frederick Club
Bg Acleveren
Saul Miller
Warren P. Ricky
Braddock Heights
George Barthel
Eam Mateney
William Farra
Lew Wade
Optimists Install Officers at 13th Frederick Club Anniversary
Frederick Optimist Clubs held their 13th anniversary party at the Peter Pan Inn on Wednesday night. In the back row are Frank Beachley president of Braddock Heights Robert Marendi Jr president of Frederick Breakfast Homer Brooks Lt Gov Zone B Willam C Hobson general chairman Mal Provost past president Clarksburg Robert E Dailey Jr president of Frederick. Front row includes George Barthel president elect Braddock Heights James Dorsey president elect Frederick Breakfast A Milton Radesky governor elect District 33 Ralph Martz president elect Clarksburg and Stanley B Gayer president elect Frederick.
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Frederick
Peter Pan Inn
Frank Beachley
Braddock Heights
Robert Marendi
Rax Wachter
George Barthel
James Dorsey
A Milton Radesky
Ralph Martz
Clarksburg Club
Stanley B Gayer
Frederick Club
ADA backs aid for aged dental care with conditions
The American Dental Assn urges federal aid for needy elderly dental care but opposes universal health coverage. Dr Paul H Jeserich of Michigan says aid should come via old age assistance with state matching, not by expanding Social Security. Dr D S Browning becomes ADA president in Maryland meeting.
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Atlantic City
American Dental Assn
Association
ADA
Paul H. Jeserich
Ann Arbor
Mich
Deserich
University of Michigan School of Dentistry
Maryland State Dental Assn
Hospital Head Fired in Cambridge Dispute
A board of arbitration terminated Harold P Coston as hospital administrator in Cambridge Maryland after a prolonged clash between the hospital board and medical staff. The dispute arose over management and operations of the 75 bed facility on the Eastern Shore. the staff had sued the directors for bylaw violations and interference with medical services.
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Cambridge
Harold P Coston
Hospital Board of Medical Executive Committee
Coston
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
pan-Cambridge
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Doctors boycott hospital after dismissal decision
A medical board dismissed a doctor named John Mace Jr. with no hearing and no charges filed. The doctors voted to boycott the hospital, limiting access to emergencies and obstetrical cases, sending patients to nearby facilities.
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John Mace Jr
Acquitted In Conspiracy Case In Centerville Maryland
Banks L. Smith 35, former Charles County restaurant owner, acquitted of conspiracy after a five day trial held without a jury. Judges J DeWeese Carter and Thomas J Keating Jr ruled him innocent after about two hours and fifteen minutes of deliberation. The case stemmed from a 1958 robbery at Smiths steakhouse in Bryans Road that led to Lt Leonard N Brown's death during the incident. Albert G Carbonneau 33 was convicted in January 1959 of manslaughter in Browns death. Smith faced charges of conspiring with former Washington police officer Albert J Salem 35 to commit the crime.
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Centreville, Md
Charles County
Banks L. Smith
J. DeWeese Carter
Thomas J. Keating Jr
Smith’s
Bryans Road
Ly Leonard N .Brown Brown
Albert G. Carbonneau
Brown Smith
Washington
Albert J. Salem
Verdicts Move in Parallel Trials Across Charlies County
Defense counsel requested the transfer of Smith and Carbonneau trials from Charlies County. As the verdict was read, Carbonneau showed a slump in posture and shook hands with attorney Carlisle J Lancaster. Brisbane lawyer James F. O Grady sighed in relief. Sixteen children were aboard returning home, with total passengers at twenty five.
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Carbonneau
Smith
Charlies County
Carlisle J_.Lancaster
29 Presumed Dead In Airliner Crash
In Brisbane Australia on Friday night an airliner crash left 29 people aboard presumed dead. Passengers included U S citizens and other nationals. Emergency crews recovered no survivors as investigators began assessing the wreckage.
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Brisbane
Australia
MarKay
North
Queensland
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