Beallsville Area News Highlights Local Activities
Beallsville reports a busy period with a strawberry festival at Monocacy Elementary School, chorus salutes new principal James Rouleau, and scholarships for teachers. Colin notices include Pete Staub's Iran visit, St. Luke youth activities, and a polio vaccine drive at Poolesville High. Also featured are town birthdays, family announcements, and community events around Beallsville, Poolesville, Boyds, and nearby areas.
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G. Best
Gertrude G. Justison
Howard University
Washington
Montgomery County Board of Education
Pete’? Staub
Charles N. Staub
Beallsville
Dulles International
Chantilly
Pan - American
Iran
H.T. Bent Jr
Paris
Rome
Istanbul
Beirut
Teheran
Lebanon
Pete
Roanoke College
Salem
Bent
Dawsonville
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Poolesville Memorial Methodist Church
Spurrier Hall
Edward W. Maxwell
Poolesville
Hayden L. Sparks
Maynard C. Luhn Sr
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Selby’s
Youth For Christ
Ocean City
N.J
Gambrill State Park
Jane Titus
Patty Yates
Linda Cubitt
Sharon Michael
Lee Lowe
Dennie Lowe
Tom Bidmer
Diane Bodmer
Ray Grubb
Peggy Grubb
Heinz Heger
Jeannie Burress
William Mayor
Hamilton
Bermuda
Paul English
Barnesville
Hatton Brown
Olney
Willson Poole
Sellman
Mayor
Cleveland
Ohio
New York City
Poolesville High School
Charles W
Chuck’ Norris Jr
Norris
Maynard C
Norris Jr
Roy L. Selby
Michael Roland
Frederick Memorial
Linwood
Bill Bliss
Jullie Carol
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward A. Taylor
Boyds
Stardusters
Ranger Hal
Channel Nine
Maryland stores strike may trigger state probe
Maryland Labor Commissioner Henry Miller announced a potential state investigation if the 55 day grocery strike remains unresolved by June 19. The dispute involves Local 692 AFL CIO Retail Clerks and chains including Acme A P Giant Food Fair Grand Union Penn Fruit and Safeway. About 225 stores are closed, roughly 5 000 clerks and 2 000 other workers affected, with daily losses near 1.5 million dollars. Miller warned the move aims to inform the public of blame if no agreement is reached and noted extensive negotiations have failed to end the impasse. Pickets appeared at Acme stores in Waynesboro Pa and Greencastle Pa.
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Baltimore
Henry Miller
Maryland
Gov. Tawes
Miller
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio Retail Clerks International Association
Acme
A&p
Giant
Food Fair
Grand Union
Penn Fruit
Safeway
Clerks Union
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Dr Burgess Reappointed Civil Defense Medical Director
Dr Forbes H Burgess is reactivated as Frederick County Civil Defense Medical Director and is reorganizing the Medical Service to align with modern state and national plans. He seeks new membership from doctors and newcomers, notes vacancies since Crickenberger era, and reports inventory checks for two fully equipped hospital emergency units in the county.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Civil Defense
Frederick County
George J. Stup
Burgess
Civil Defense Medical Service
Lawrence H. Crickenberger
Emergency hospital units aid plan at Frederick schools
A 200 bed capacity hospital is kept at West Frederick Junior High School with infrequent inspections. Two more Civil Defense units would be set up at West Frederick Junior High and Frederick High School in case of enemy attack or domestic emergency.
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Ralph Voight
Taylor
Bernice Simms
Rosie
The
Stardusters
Voight
Simms
Ranger Hal
Channel Nine
Jerri Lynn Burdette
Herbert Burdette
Boyds
Clarksburg
W. Melvin Carlin
Frederick
Montgomery County
Yellow Springs
Urbana
Mac McGarry
Channel Four
Charles Butler
Susan Williams
Linda Roberts
Peter Straw
Billy Frank
Mary Lou Weed
Herbert Brown
James Anderson
West Frederick Junior High School
Frederick High School
Jewelry Thief Breaks Madison Ave Store Window
A bold thief shattered a Madison Avenue jewelry store window near 53rd Street with a glass cutter and wrench, stealing a bracelet set with 135 diamonds totaling 32.5 carats and a platinum pin with 138 diamonds weighing 23.7 carats, valued at $36,000. He fled into midday crowds on Lexington Avenue but was pursued.
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New York
Ieee
Madison Avenue
53Rd Street
Lexington Avenue
Madison
CARE Seed Aid Claim for Overseas Relief
A CARE program in Baltimore 21201 promises that for every two vegetable seed packages sent overseas, hungry people can grow 1,000 pounds of twelve different vegetables to feed themselves. The statement frames aid as self-reliance through home gardening and increased crop output.
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CARE
Baltimore
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